Roosevelt Starts Long Westward Trip For Rough Riders Reunion
President Roosevelt departs Washington to travel nearly two months to the West and Southwest with nine stops and speeches. He will join a Rough Riders reunion in San Antonio and later hunt in Texas Panhandle and Colorado, with brief public appearances along the route.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Rough Rider
San Antonio
Tex
Ft. Worth
Panhandle
Texas
Colorado
White House
Ivania
Loeb
Hieks der Lambert
B. M. Young
G. R. Fortescue
M. Oc
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Louisville
St. Louis
Indian Territory
Sherman
Dallas
Waco
Austin
Capitol
Ft. Sam* Houston
Grand Army
Rough Riders
Business Men's Club
Hotel Menger
Smiths Face Habeas Hearing Over Nan Patterson Case
Mrs Julia Morgan Smith and her husband Smith face a habeas corpus hearing at 10 o clock before Judge Spiegel as New York detectives and Assistant District Attorney Garvan seek to return them to New York. Attorneys Shay and Cogan warn of possible jail transfer and promise to pursue fair treatment.
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Julia Morgan Smith
Mrs. Smith
God's Bible School
Winters
Nan Patterson
Garvan
Smith
Shay & Cogan
Laughery Club
Shay
Millikin
New York
Spiegel
Smiths
McNaught
L&N Bridge to Undergo $1 Million Remodel and New Coal Depot
Contracts signed to remodel the Louisville & Nashville Bridge across the Ohio River linking Cincinnati to Newport. Work includes an elevated coal yard near Plum Street and a granite pier, with a June 1 closure for most of summer. The project, costing over $1 million, will connect Cincinnati coal yards with Kentucky fields, shifting river traffic to Central Bridge during the closure.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Pearl Street
Newport
Saratoga Street
Plum Street
River
Kentucky
Pineville
Middlesboro
Queen City
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Street Railway Company
Central Bridge
York Street
Broadway
Pennsylvania Railroad
L. & N. Railroad
Lion on Way to Cincinnati and Lincoln Park Zoo
New German steamer Thessalia arrived in New York after thirteen days from Hamburg. The Hamburg America Line freight carrier will sail between Philadelphia and South American ports. Among its cargo are wild animals including a lion bound for the Cincinnati Zoological Garden and other beasts for Lincoln Park.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Hamburg-American Line
Hamburg
Philadelphia
South America
Thessalia
Lincoln Park
Cincinnati Zoological Garden
Warm Summer 1 Gaming by This Astronomer
Prof Jermain G. Porter discusses weather causes in Cincinnati. He notes two years of cooler than normal temperatures may end as volcanic dust settles or sun spot activity changes. He cautions neither theory is proven yet and predicts a warm summer.
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Mont Pelee
Jermain G. Porter
Cincinnati Conservatory
Carnegie
Andrew
Party of Violence
Train Kills Man Carrying Milk on Tracks
R Eli Mapes was struck by the Sullivan County Express near Middletown New York while walking on the Ontario and Western tracks while carrying milk. He died from a broken neck and crushed skull.
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Commercial Tribune
Middletown
N. Y
Ontario & Western Railroad
R. Eli Mapes
Sullivan County Express
Louisville Welcomes Roosevelt Civilian Reception
Louisville plans a civilian welcome for President Roosevelt during a three hour visit. A nonmilitary parade will feature Northern and Southern citizens, with Confederate veterans, Grand Army posts, Spanish War Veterans, and Loyal Legion members in line. The route runs Third Street to Broadway to Fourth Street ending at the Courthouse with 1200 Pupils from Boys and Girls High School singing. Governor Beckham to introduce the President.
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Spanish War Veterans’ Association
The
Loyal Legion
Louisville
Third Street
Broadway
Fourth
Beckham
Christian Social Duty vs Wealth as Carnegie Critique
The Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden argues the Christian of today must turn industry into service and not merely seek gain. He condemns extortionate wealth as unchristian and urges church leaders to treat money from monopolies with caution and possible return.
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Dr. Gladden
Carnegie
Standard Oil
Vine Street Congregational Church
Herbert S. Bigelow
John D. Rockefeller
Eliot
Russian Front Advances and Warsaw Street Violence Report
Telegraph dispatches describe Russian forces destroying Manchurian railway as the front lines move toward Vladivostok. In Warsaw a Jewish Bund protest in Dzika street ends with six dead and forty wounded as troops fire on the crowd amid arrests. unrest and warnings of bomb threats ripple through the city.
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Warsaw
Dzika Street
The
Bund
Five Armies Move Toward Vladivostok
The dispatch reports Japanese forces pulling back to Vladivostok and Mongolia for a wide swing toward Tsitsihar, while Russian General Linovitch drills troops and stabilizes supply lines. Reports of beriberi are denied. Mistchenko commands on foot due to injury.
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Mukden
Tie Pass
Linovitch
Mongolia
Tsitsihar
Beriberi
Russian Forces Retreat Leaving 2000 Troops
Tokyo dispatch reports army headquarters in Manchuria stating Russian scouts moved toward Hailu and met 30 chem cavalry at Shaucengtzu, with advancing forces retreating shortly after. The fragment notes the clash at a frontier post and indicates reduced troop strength in the area.
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Manchuria
Hailu
Chem
Shaucengtzu
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