Roosevelt Row and Vatican Clash Sparks Political Reverberations
Romé reports growing strain between Theodore Roosevelt and the Vatican as a Vatican statement denounces Abbott Lawrens Janssens and criticizes Roosevelt's European visit. Supporters and opponents of the church mobilize, while speculation swirls about Roosevelt's possible response and the impact on European diplomacy.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Vatican
Try
Roosevelt
Italy
Abbott Lawrenss Janssens
Benedictines
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White House
Victor Emmanuel
Whelihood
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Carmage's Slayer 19 Pardoned in Tennessee
Col. Duncan B. Cooper, condemned to 20 years for the murder of former Senator Warren Carmack, received a full pardon from Governor Patterson after the Tennessee Supreme Court affirmed the sentence. Robin Cooper was ordered for a new trial. the governor said neither defendant is guilty and they lacked a fair trial.
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Nashville
Tenn
Duncan B. Cooper
Cooper
No Trace of Cook in McKinley Vicinity
Fairbanks Alaska April 13 The Mt McKinley expedition to the summit failed to follow the alleged route of Dr Cook and found no traces of his camps. The leader calls the doctor’s tale a myth. They found a new untamed peak about 16000 feet high and a shorter coastal route of 75 miles.
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Fairbanks Mt. McKinley
Cook
Fairbanks
Alaska
Preacher Donates Salary to Save Church in Ohio
In Cleveland Rev. Thomas L. Frazee of the Clark Avenue Friends church donates his $15 monthly pay to help lift the mortgage. He serves as a mechanic and his move comes as the church faced foreclosure with debt cut from $5,000 to $2,500. a May 1 deadline remains.
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Cleveland
Thomas L. Frazee
Clark Avene
Friends
Prixte
Frazee
Wickersham Faces La Follette Attack on Policy
Washington April 1. Attorney General Wickersham prepares a reply to La Follette s scathing denunciation of the administrations corporation policy. The attack followed Wickersham s defense of Taft and the president s bid for a second term. The issue signals major internal Republican conflict and the fight for renomination.
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Wickersham
Presidt
LaPollette
LaFollette
Taft
Odacy
Diet
Ton Stonise
Sno
Chicago’s Franchised Railways Turnover Big City Profits
Chicago's two streetcar systems the Chicago City Railway and the Chicago Railway reported large city shares of net receipts for 1909. The traction fund now totals about 4.9 million dollars after payments including 474,822.22 from the Chicago Railway company and 811,776.64 turned into the fund last week. The total proceeds reflect 55 percent net income allocations plus additional taxes and fees under franchise terms, with the larger company paying nearly twice as much to the city as the smaller one.
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Centreet Railway
Weg
Chicagoity Railway Company
Chicago Railway Company
Chicago City Railway Company
Chicago Company
Chicago City Company
Amaller
Beateai
General Tee
Chinago Eer
Olause
Bald
Andi Ees
Taft Admits Correctness Of Bryan Financial Idea
Washington April 1. Jeffersonian friends in Washington read a letter read at the Jefferson Day banquet. Taft endorsed Bryan's view that more money would help prices, calling the move a precedent for future investigations. The note claims gold production raises money supply and prices, and foresees broader investigations.
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Taft
Bryan
Washington
W. J. Bryan
Chagip Clark
Woubdt
Anya
Driver Rubbers Eleven Hurt in Auto Crash
In Pasadena an automobile carrying chorus girls and attaches from a Los Angeles theatre overturned in a ditch after a street car incident. Driver and 11 aboard were injured, including Bessie Zellmer and Crate Tylor.
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Los Angéles
Tocal Theatre
Pasadena
Bessie Zellmer
Crate Tylor
P. W. Turnbull
New York Assembly Passes Audubon Bill
Albany April 12 The assembly has passed the Audubon bill forbidding sale of possession of plumage from protected birds whether killed in state or not to prevent sale of egret plumage white heron and American egret. Hearings showed opposition from millinery interests.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
Gupid Gets Busy at Ong Two Divorces Followed by Hurry Up Wedding
Mia Grace Goodyear Depew and Captain shtén Potter wed in Colorado Springs after a two day delay while awaiting Potter’s final divorce decree. Depew, daughter of Buffalo magnate Robert Goodyear, inherited $12 006 000 from a prior husband. Potter is a nephew of Bishop Potter.
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Colorado Springs
Mia
Grace Goodyear Depew
Captain Shtén Potter
Barricaded Black Man Struck by Mob at Jail Site
A Black man identified as Tom O Neal barricaded himself in a basement after a violent incident involving former Sheriff John Temple. He was struck by a passing vehicle as a mob surrounded the jail today in Meridian.
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Meridian
Misc
Tom O'Neal
John Temple
Marriage Not Interfering With Cheyenne Woman's Duties
Washington April 1 The marriage of Mixes Estelle Reel federal superintendent of Indian schools to Cort Meyers a Western ranch man has not interfered with her official duties and she will remain in government service. She has headed Indian schools for years supervising 279 schools with 2 423 teachers and 3 000 000 dollars in appropriations while earning 5 000 dollars a year plus expenses as the highest paid woman in the government.
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Washington
Wyo
Mixes Estelle Reel
Cort Meyers
Meyers
Cheyenne
Vnc
Basse
Emsui
Thaw Case Verdict Awarded to Attorney Nortridge
Mrs Copley Thaw won a $93 000 verdict for attorney Clifford W Nortridge in the suit seeking payment for services in the trials of Barry K Thaw for the Stanford White murder Judge Holt sealed the verdict and urged possible perjury and professional misconduct probes. Abram Rose named to present the grievance committee with the matter. If payments were irregular an investigation into obstruction of justice could follow.
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New York
Copley Thaw
Clifford W. Nortridge
Barry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Holt
Hartridge
United States District Attorney
Jeet Graten
Tudge Mott
Bar Association of New York
Abram Rose
Thaw
Union Pacific Extensions Aimed at New North South Line
Eastern capitalists authorize report claiming Union Pacific surveys in Wyoming along Snake River to Balt. plan to extend to Gallup Durango and Colorado to access coal from Routt County. Maling cites potential coal output rivaling Wyoming mines and markets across Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and Missouri River points.
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Maling
Union Pacific
Wamsutter
Wyoming
Snake River Valley
Moffat Pond
Wyoming-Coledo
Mexic
Kansas
Nebraska
Okahonga
Missouri
Ship Subsidy Agent Testimony Draws Washington Scrutiny
Secretary of the Merchant Marine League Tom AL Penton testified in a ship subsidy probe today. He described league organization and denied attempting to defy Congress. A grand jury indicted him on charges raised by Representative Steeverson and counsel Jon Steenerson for contempt of court.
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Lacgis
Washington
Tom AL Penton
Merchant Marine League
League
Steeverson
Charghe
Jon Steenerson
Opponents Fight Boulroad Bill In Senate Session
Opposition voices argued against the bill as the senate met today. The interstate commerce order remained a point of contention and the court appearance by complainants was urged amid debate.
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Washington
Indian Ma by Prom Gamblers Attracts Stirring Saloon Fight
A fragmented report describes a frontier tavern incident where Clifford of the Stow Indians was backed through a saloon by Pes Gentry a gambler during a melee. The scene recalls a historic clash near Ash Hollow.
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Clifford
Pes Gentry
Ash Hollow
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