Roosevelt to Travel Abroad After Retirement
The article reports President Roosevelt plans to spend the first year after leaving office traveling outside the United States. He may hunt big game in Alaska and visit foreign lands, with Oyster Bay’s Sagamore Hill to be opened in June and his White House stay until the Chicago Convention returns.
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Roosevelt
United States
Boone and Crockett Club
Alaska
William H. Taft
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
White House
Chicago
Loeb
Congress
Peddler Fatally Injured In Newport Auto Crash
Harry Sentif a 52 year old Newport peddler was struck by Mrs John Kenty s car at Longworth and Race Streets He suffered a two place skull fracture and had slim chances of recovery His mother and sister visited him at City Hospital Witnesses said driver David Freeman was not to blame and was released The victim s mother Mrs Henry asked hospital staff for updates.
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Longworth
Race Streets
John Kenty
City Hospital
Harry Sentif
East Ninth Street
Newport
David Freeman
Henry
Von Buelow Visits Italy in Formal Occupancy of Chancellorship
Rome April 12 Prince Von Buelow German Imperial Chancellor arrives with Princess Von Buelow to reciprocate Premier Giolitti Tittoni visit. He will take possession of the vista he plans to retire to after leaving office. Discussions with Italian leaders expected but no specific agenda. He meets the Foreign Minister and will see the King and the Pope.
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Rome
Prince von Buelow
von Buelow
Giolitti
Tittoni
Trades and Labor Council endorses Helen Dickhoner for deputy inspector
The Trades and Labor Council of Hamilton Ohio endorsed Miss Helen Dickhoner of Cincinnati for appointment as Deputy Inspector of Workshops and Factories. They certified their action to Chief Inspector J H Morgan in Columbus.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamillton, O
Trades and Labor Council
Helen Dickhoner
Cincinnati
J. H. Morgan
Columbua
Student Slays A Governor Of Austria Hungary
An Austrian Hungarian governor is slain as a student reportedly gains an audience. Police investigate motives and secure the scene while officials confirm the dignitary's identity and condition.
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Austria-Hungary
Assassination of Galicia Governor by Ruthenian Student
Count Adreas Potocki, governor of Galicia, is shot dead by Ruthenian student Mieroslaw Sjczynski during a student delegation audience in Lemberg. The killer claimed duty to avenge Poles. his brother killed himself before the murder. mother arrested as investigations begin. The affair shocks the Austrian empire. emperor sends sympathy.
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Lemberg
Austria-Hungary
Adreas Potocki
Galicia
Mieroslaw Sjczynski
Potocki
Prince Helie De Sagan and Anna Gould Betrothal Revealed
New York April 12 A public statement from Prince Helie De Sagan and reported by G G Netter says he and Anna Gould are betrothed and planning a quiet marriage after legal matters with her former husband are resolved. De Sagan describes love after her divorce and intent to live in retirement near Paris.
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Anna Gould
New York
Prince Helie de Sagan
Europe
G. G. Netter
St. Paul
de Sagan
Mr. Netter
Miss Gould
Count Boni
Madame Gould
Paris
Flute Player’s Fatal End By Sulphuric Acid Drink
Jules Bernas a young professional flute player consumed sulphuric acid after a night of playing due to a love disappointment. He died from the self administered poison in a strange method of death by own action reported by Special Cable.
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Commercial Tribune
Fn Aris
Jules Bernas
United States and Spain Reach Extradition Treaty
The Official Gazette announces a new extradition treaty between the United States and Spain after extended negotiations. The accord sets the terms for surrender and cooperation between the two nations.
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United States
Spain
Madrid
Fire destroys Newport pumping station on Ohio River
A blaze at the Newport Water Works pumping station on the Ohio River near California Ohio destroyed the facility around 9 30 last night. The fire damaged two 2 000 000 gallon daily capacity engines and left the plant in ruins with an estimated loss of about 59 000. Covington Water Works agreed to supply Newport until the station can be rebuilt as crews clear debris and plan reconstruction.
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Newport Water Works
Ohio River
California, O
Origi
Newport
Covington Water Works
W. L. Glazer
Glazer
Cincinnati Water Works
California
Wireless to Aid Ocean Navigators Proposed in Paris
Paris April 12 Wireless telegraphy has displaced carrier pigeons in France and England. M Bouquet de la Grue urged using wireless to transmit exact daily time to ships at sea to aid navigation. An Eiffel Tower station could cover 2000 kilometers, pending agreement on a uniform meridian and feasibility study by a committee.
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The
Academy
Pensacola Curfew In Effect To Curb Riot Threat
Pensacola Florida April 12 The curfew law is in force as militia efforts continue to quell a strike crisis. Mayor C C Goodwin issued the proclamation and residents not on duty must be off the streets by 10 pm. Two more military companies arrived today. total troops four with two more expected tonight.
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Pensacola
Fla
C. C. Goodwin
Florida Militia Ordered to Pensacola Amid Riot Alert
An order from Adjutant General J. Clifford R. Foster directs Companies A D and F to Pensacola by afternoon train to report to Colonel Leffles on arrival. The riot call triggers fire whistles and the Gatling gun detachment joins, with all available militia called to Pensacola. A Live Oak dispatch notes Suwanee Guards and other companies already departed on morning trains.
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Jacksonville
Fla
J. Clifford R. Foster
Tallahassee
Pensacola
Leffles
Live Oak
Love of Animals Woe of Porter
Paris reporters recount a Central Markets porter who saved a mud covered long haired spaniel. A friend shaved the dog to clean it, a 50 franc reward notice followed, and the owner shot the dog and beat the porter in anger.
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Central Markets
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Carlisle School Names Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Miss Anna Mathias is valedictorian and Miss Ruby Davis salutatorian at Carlisle City School. Clarence May and Clarence Kerns finish third and fourth, earning scholarships toKentucky State University and to Transylvania University and Danville College respectively. Grades from the past three years influenced the awards. Graduation is set for May 29.
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Carlisle
Anna Mathias
Ruby Davis
Clarence May
Clarence Kerns
Carlisle City
Kentucky State University
Transylvania University
Danville College
Watsons predicts Congress adjourn date May ninth
Representative James E. Watson of Indiana predicts the current Congress will adjourn on or about Saturday May 9. He cites surveys and talks with leaders in the Senate and House and says the main remaining measures should pass with no major delay. He notes possible debate over naval bill provisions and the child labor bill as time-consuming items.
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Washington
Congress
James E. Watson
Indiana
House
Watson
Mr. Watson
Banks Tug Crew Rescued After Ice Jam Ordeal
The Banks fishing tug crew, trapped in Lake Erie ice since Friday, was ashore today at Dunkirk. They describe a brutal battle for life aboard a crippled vessel with a damaged wheel and a stove blown in. Desmond and Viola remain icebound. relief parties brought food and coal, with potential further delays if winds keep the ice unmoved.
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Lake Erie
Ufe
Admiral Evans Makes Satisfactory Progress in California
Paso Robles Cal April 12 Rear Admiral Evans shows improvement after a difficult day and has been placed on a regular diet. Doctors Bryant Lasher and Edwards of Los Angeles, who consulted with Passed Surgeon McDonald, say the treatment was somewhat severe but expect his recovery soon. Visitors today included Brigadier General Funston and Colonel Torney.
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Bryant, Lasher and Edwards
Los Angeles
McDonald
Evane
F. Funston
Torney
Fear outbreaks force cancelation of Palm Sunday parade
In Lisbon on Palm Sunday the traditional religious procession was canceled due to recent attacks on clergy in the streets. The government plans to revise Premier Franco's decree, adopt the 1908 09 budget, and set the royal civil list. Election verifications were conducted in multiple regions of Portugal.
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Lisbon
Franco
Portugal
Professor Berger Faces Civil Tribunal Ruling
Paris April 12. A French surgeon case reaches the Seine Civil Tribunal over refusal to perform a nose operation feared dangerous. Mme Linder, a teacher, sues Prof Berger for 111,900 in damages. Berger counters for 11, damages rejected after expert testimony.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Seine
Mme. Linder
Prof
Berger
Miami Liquor League plans Sunday closing drive
Hamilton Ohio April 12 The Miami Liquor League of local saloon keepers announced reforms to take effect May 1. The Antisaloon League chapter opposes the plan and is organizing a campaign to force all saloons to close on Sundays with initial steps soon to be taken.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Miami Liquor League
Antisaloon League
Chelsea Inferno Leaves City Under Martial Law
The Chelsea fire raged for hours in a gusty gale, destroying five hundred dwellings and public buildings. Thousands displaced, one hospital and a day nursery lost, with ten thousand homeless and estimated damages near ten million dollars. Militia and Navy Yard marines secured the burned district as a long casualty list grew with dozens injured or missing.
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Chelsea
Charlestown Navy Yard
Everett
Chelsea Creek
Chelsea Square
H. A. Spencer
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