Hale and Aldrich Retirement Reshapes Senate Power
Augusta Maine April 19 Senator Hale announces he will not seek re election joining Senator Aldrich in retirement reshaping the conservative leadership in the Senate. Hale notes his five unshub mous nominations while Aldrich retirement shifts the balance toward potential successors such as Lodge Bout Senator Hale's friends insist on reelection though a hard race looms.
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Augusta
Eugene Hale
Byron Boyd
Republican State Committee
Boyd
Aldrich
Pothier
Rhode Island
Hale
Senate
Maine
House
Congress
Kinpel Industries
Washington
United States Senate
Eelapens
Lodge
M Sachusetts
Lang
Butehe
Bout
New York
Agolnal
Premier Society Event Marks Season’s Grand Wedding
In Saint Bartholomew's Church New York on April 79 Miss Gwynne Gould daughter of J Gould and Anthony J Drexel Jr of Philadelphia married a banker, the event hailed as the premier society affair. Wealthy New York guests and Philadelphia aristocracy joined the celebration spanning prominent families.
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New York
Bt. Barthew's
Gwynne Gould
Rge J. Gould
Anthony J. Drexel, Jr
Philadelphia
Gould
Watterson Predicts Roosevelt Dominance In 1912 Campaign
In Loulaville Kentucky Henry Watterson argues in the Courier Journal that Theodore Roosevelt will dominate pre election discourse well before 1912. He warns that partisans and newspapers will align, leaving voters split between rival sides as campaigns unfold.
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Courier-Journal
Churchman Resigns After Roosevelt Call
Abbot Janssens of the Benedictines resigns as secretary of the sacred congregation and apologizes to the pope for a call on Theodore Roosevelt during his Rome visit. He cites an inadvertent blunder in writing a line of commendation to Roosevelt in the name of the Vatican.
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Col. Roosevelt
Rome
Janssens
The
Benedictines
Sacred Congregation
Theodore Roosevelt
Vatican
Roosevelt
College of Cardinals
Rongevelt
Buda-Pesth
Theodore Hoosevelt
Hungary
Reshles
United States
America
Uslaam
New Cheyenne Denver motor record set in stock touring car
Fred Horn of the Barnatt-Horn Aliton team set a Cheyenne to Denver speed record in 3 30. The run used a stock touring Oldsmobile and faced delays and rough road, making the performance notable. Roosevelt era Hungary politics appear, with Radicals using his name in campaigns and various Hungarian factions viewing America as a great ally.
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Fred Horn
Barnatt-Horn
Denver
Dorie
Oldsmobile
Mr. Horns
Mr. Hore
Oly Wan Wade
Cheyenne
Havens Wins First Democratic Seat in Twenty second District
Rochester debutant James Havens, a Democrat with a tariff platform, defeats W. Aldridge by about 6,900 votes to capture the Twenty second district after a brief 17 day campaign. The county includes six thousand Republicans, and Havens wins amid Rochester’s factory boom and surrounding agricultural areas.
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Rochester
N. Y
James
Havens
DW. Aldridge
EB Acore
James Retir Perkins
Rancher Fined for Skinning Wrong Cattle
C C Bell a Bees Creek rancher was fined 18 dollars by Justice William McGinn after being found guilty of chasing and skinning cattle on the range. The hides bore the C F Rugg brand from a Bear Creek ranch owner who lives in Cheyenne. Bell sold the hides to Cook Bros Co and was arrested by Deputy Sheriff George Carroll soon after.
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C. C. Bell
Bees Creek
Justice of the Peace
William McGinn
C. F. Rugg
Bear Creek
Cheyenne
Bell
Cook Bros. & Co
George Carroll
Iconoclast Clark claims Paul Revere never rode to Concord
Boston April 19 James Glark author of The Loyalists of Massachusetts adds an appendix arguing Patriots day should not be celebrated He claims Paul Revere never reached Concord or Lexington saying he was captured at Lincoln and that the ride was paid for by the government with Holland France and Spain aiding the revolution.
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Boston
James Glark
Massachusetts
America
West Indies
Concord
Lexington
Ammi White
Paul Revere
Lincoln
Holland
France
Spain
England
América
Britain
George Washington
Civilian identified as assailant in local attack
Miss Hattie Boyce, victim of an attempted assault, positively identified James Powell, a civilian, as her attacker. Powell was held in county jail under guard after a dramatic nighttime confrontation near the scene.
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Hattie Boyce
James Powell
Civician
Powell
Mise Boyce
Ninth Cavalry
Fio
Bryan Again Active in Politics Pressing Puerto Rico Help
William Jennings Bryan visits Washington to urge congressional funding for hookworm eradication in Puerto Rico and to support college establishment there. He met with President Taft, Speaker Cannon, and Democratic leaders in a conference on policy.
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Bryan
Washington
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Porto Rico
Taft
Cannon Sid Wee
Durick
Baby Chokma Death Reported After Apple Peel Incident
A tragic incident is reported as a baby choked to death yesterday after an apple peel became lodged. The article notes the child’s parents were present and authorities are investigating the choking accident.
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Colo
Lance
Hyde Trial Transcript Sees Nurse Testimony On Doom Prophecy
In Kansas City on April 19 nurse Miaé Pearl Keller testified that Dr. B. C. Hyde prophesied Colonel Swope would not return alive. The statement followed Keller noting the patient planned a business trip soon. The day featured courtroom action as defense lawyer Frank F. Walsh argued about estate motives and other disputed points amid a crowded courtroom.
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Kansas City
Colonel Swope
Miaé Pearl Keller
Hyde
B. C. Hyde
Independence
Swope
Mise Keller
James Moss Hunton
Frank F. Walsh
Dr. Hyde
Logan O. Swope
Colonel
Chrisman Swope
Jordan
Margaret Swope
Mark Twain Still Weak but Better, Clinician Says
Samuel L. Clemens, known as Mark Twain, improved slightly after a restless night but remains frail. Dr. Halsey, his attending physician, reports continuing weakness and suggests measures to sustain general strength.
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Redding
Conn
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Halsey
Explosion at Hungarian factory city kills ten workers
An explosion at a Budapest area match factory in Azegedin kills ten and wounds eighteen others, including a man and several women, with many listed as dangerously injured.
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Tan Hung
Gil
Kling to Do Music Hall Stunts to Earn His Fine
Kansas City April 18 John Kling the National league catcher signed a contract to perform three minutes twice daily on a music hall stage in Chicago to raise $700 to pay the fine levied by the national baseball commission. He will report to Manager Chance in Chicago tomorrow and play through the season.
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Kling
Kansas City
John Kling
Donight
Angear
Chicano
National Baseball Commitshow
Chance
Chicago Town
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