Hale Declines Senate Fight in Maine Nomination
Augusta Me April 19 A letter from Senator Eugene Hale to Byron Boyd chairman of the Republican state committee shows he declines to engage in a conflict for the senatorship He notes five unshumous nominations for full terms from Maine Republicans and predicts Democrats will win the next house The pending changes at the close of the present term prompt speculation on a new conservative leader for the Senate.
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Eugene Hale
Byron Boyd
Republican State Committee
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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 1 Wear Pretty Premier
New York April 79 Miss Gwynne Gould daughter of George J. Gould and Anthony J. Drexel Jr of Philadelphia was married at St Barthelws church. Society counted the ceremony the premier event of the season with wealth and prominence among the guests and united the Gould family with Philadelphia's aristocracy. The bridegroom is a banker.
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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
Loulaville Kentucky April 19 Henry Watterson writes in the Courier Journal that Roosevelt will dominate pre election discourse long before 1912 activities begin. He warns the Courier Journal will face pressure from voters and papers taking sides as Caesarism is debated. Continued on page 5.
Abbot Janssens Resigns Over Roosevelt Call Incident
Rome April 19 Abbot Janssens a Benedictine secretary of the sacred congregation resigns his post and apologizes for visiting Theodore Roosevelt during the former president's Vatican visit. He admits a mistaken act in writing a line of commendation to Roosevelt in the pope’s name.
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Sacred Congregation
Theodore Roosevelt
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College of Cardinals
Rongevelt
Buda-Pesth
Theodore Hoosevelt
Hungary
Reshles
United States
America
Uslaam
New Cheyenne Denver motor record marked by stock touring car
Barnatt Horn Aliton 10 driver Fred Horn returned from Denver last Friday to Cheyenne claiming a new Cheyenne Denver motor record of 3 30 over a rough course with delays. The Oldsmobile used was stock touring, not a race machine, boosting the remarkable feat amid travel difficulties. The story notes Horn’s record broken on the Denver Cheyenne run and mentions a local religious secretary Abbot Janssens and broader Hungarian political context around Theodore Roosevelt.
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Barnatt-Horn
Denver
Dorie
Oldsmobile
Mr. Horns
Mr. Hore
Oly Wan Wade
Cheyenne
Havens Wins First Democratic Congressman in Twenty second District
Rochester voters flip sixteen housing wards from Republican to Democrat electing James Havens as the first Democratic representative for the Twenty second district. He defeats D W Aldridge by about 6 900 votes in a county with a strong Republican history and a looming special election following Perkins death. Havens campaigned on tariff reform in a seventeen day race in a factory town county.
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Rochester
N. Y
James
Havens
DW. Aldridge
EB Acore
James Retir Perkins
Rancher Fined For Skipping Cattle Case at Bees Creek
C. C. Bell a Bees Creek rancher was fined 18 by Justice William McGinn for chasing carcasses on the range. The cattle were marked with the brand of C. F. Rugg a Bear Creek ranch owner who lives in Cheyenne. Bell sold the hides to Cook Bros. Co. and was arrested soon after disposal by Deputy Sheriff George Carroll.
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Bees Creek
Justice of the Peace
William McGinn
C. F. Rugg
Bear Creek
Cheyenne
Bell
Cook Bros. & Co
George Carroll
Clark claims Paul Revere never reached Concord or Lexington
Boston April 19 James Glark author of The Loyalists of Massachusetts adds an appendix to his work arguing Patriots day should not be celebrated He claims Revere was captured at Lincoln and did not ride to Concord or Lexington and accuses the Revolution of being a minor bite compared with Britain’s strength and aims.
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James Glark
Massachusetts
America
West Indies
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Lexington
Ammi White
Paul Revere
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Holland
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Spain
England
América
Britain
George Washington
Woman Identifies Assault Suspect Powell in Moonlit Attack
Miss Hattie Boyce identified James Powell a civilian as her assailant five hours after initially naming a trooper from the Ninth Cavalry. Powell is held in county jail under guard as the investigation centers on the night of the attack and a dramatic confrontation in moonlight.
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Hattie Boyce
James Powell
Civician
Powell
Mise Boyce
Ninth Cavalry
Fio
Bryan Active in Politics Urges Puerto Rico Hookworm Plan
William Jennings Bryan visited the capitol on a busy April day to press for an appropriation to eradicate hookworm in Puerto Rico and to establish a college there. He met with President Taft and Speaker Cannon and conferred with Democratic leaders on the matter.
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Washington
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Porto Rico
Taft
Cannon Sid Wee
Durick
Baby Chews Apple Peel. Child Dies After Choking
A young child died after choking on an apple peel yesterday. The incident occurred in Colo ApH where the boy, son of Mr and Mrs Lance Choke, attempted to swallow the peel and suffocated.
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Colo
Lance
Hyde trial testimony cites doomed prophecy by nurse
In Kansas City on April 19 a nurse testified that Dr. B C Hyde prophesied Colonel Swope would not return alive. The nurse Miaé Pearl Keller stated the remark followed her informing Hyde of the patient’s plan to come to the city for business. The judge limited her evidence to events before James Moss Hunton’s death.
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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 Weak but Press Better
Redding Conn April 19 Samuel L Clemens Mark Twain passed a fairly comfortable night and, according to Dr Halsey, attending physician, felt considerably refreshed today. The patient, however, is still very weak and every means to being used to keep up his general strength.
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Redding
Conn
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Halsey
Role Explosion Kills Ten In Hungarian Factory Blast
An explosion at a factory in Azegedin near Budapest on April 19 killed ten people and injured eighteen others. Rescue crews battled fire and brought out the injured as officials investigated the cause.
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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 stage acts twice daily on a music hall stage in Chicago to raise 700 dollars for a 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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Kansas City
John Kling
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Angear
Chicano
National Baseball Commitshow
Chance
Chicago Town
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