Hill Ambassador Appointment Controversy Deepens
Washington circles report difficulty in confirming official Washington statements on the Hill Berlin matter. Emperor William’s warmth toward Tower influences Berlin diplomacy while questions remain on Hill’s acceptability and possible early changes at the American embassy. Secretary Root notes no official word from Berlin and cannot confirm the Emperor’s reversal.
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GTON
Washington
Root
Amsador Tower
Tohington
Hill
Perer William
Berlin
Alliam
David Jayne Hills
Roosevelt
Loeb
Mperor William
Dr. Hill
State Department
Harding Plans to Win Renomination in Ohio District
Washington dispatch reports Dr. David Hill denials and diplomatic chatter as Harding faces a hard fight for renomination in Ohio's Third District Against Col Herbert Catrow and Charles W. Bieser. Taft campaign strength grows on the coast with strong support in California Oregon and Washington while Cole and Foraker politics stir in the Eighth District.
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Commercial Tribune
Munsey Building
Wasu Hincron
D. C
Washington
Ohio
J. Eugene Harding
Herbert Catrow
Charles W. Bieser
Republican Committee
Montgomery County
Bieser
Harding
Catron
Dayton
Catrow
Ohio National Guard
Campbell
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Taft
Pacific Coast
Congress
California
Lincoln-Roosevelt League
Oregon
Cole
Eighth
Chicago
Mr. Cole
Eighth District
Troops Arrive to Aid Marshals at Treadwell Mine
At 4 am Company F Tenth Infantry landed on the Peterson in Juneau for support per General Brush order. No disorder reported though miners face arrests for concealed weapon possession and surface crews run full while seven hundredth level mills run half time. A union peace committee patrols the town as 74 underground workers arrive and union leaders say nearly all are idle.
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Juneau
Alaska
Tenth Infantry
Treadwell
Peterson
General Brush
Vancouver
Union
Kinzie
Knight Paints J Gay Salon Picture
Paris March 29. Mr Ridgway Knight presents a bright subject for an approaching salon a washerwomen scene by a sunlit riverbank they laugh and converse while working the work contrasts with his prior subject Orphans.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Ridgway Knight
Park Commissioners push for expansion bill in Legislature
Hamilton Ohio March 29 The City Park Commissioners J C Hooven J J Pater and Charles Sohngen urge passage of a pending bill to extend their authority beyond current parks They outline extensive beautification plans the commission cannot execute under present law A strong effort will be made to secure the needed legislation.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
City Park Commissioners
Board of
Sinking Fund Trustees
J. C. Hooven
J. J. Pater
Charles Sohngen
Woman shoots herself by accident but continues work
At Pawnee Oklahoma Mrs Al Jennings, wounded by a .22 rifle shot in the left side, remains active in daily tasks. She had gone to shoot a rabbit on farm land near W O Wright when she slipped and discharged the weapon. Neighbors report her nerve and grit are remarkable as she attends to tasks.
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Commercial Tribune
Pawnee
Okla
al Jennings
W. O. Wright
Romen
New Duke Poised To Reign While Piccadilly House At Risk
London March 29 The death of the Duke of Devonshire triggers sinews of change with appointments like Knight of the Garter and Cambridge chancellorship. The new Duke, likeness aside, faces heavy bills, shifts in racing interest, and a possible sale of Devonshire House in Piccadilly to syndicates eyeing flats on a landmark site overlooking Green Park. Lansdowne House stands as father in law’s residence.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Duke of Devonshire
Lord Palmerston
K. G
Robert Walpole
Earl of Crewe
Cambridge University
Derbyshire
Waterford
Duke
Devonshire
Liberal Unionist Council
West Derbyshire
Devonshire House
Piccadilly
Green Park
Buckingham Palace
Lansdowne House
Dr J W King Arrested After Wild Wichita Car Chase
Guthrie Oklahoma dispatch reports eye and ear surgeon Dr J W King captured in Wichita after a dramatic auto chase. He had courted and bought jewelry for a waitress he claimed to marry, used multiple aliases, and faced warrants from several Oklahoma towns while his wife, a woman he said he married hours earlier, was in the car.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Guthrie
Okla
J. W. King
Wichita
Kan
Nora Wilson
King
Sheriff Maloney
Coffeyville
Kansas City
Dr. C. Chalmers Dillon
Johns Hopkins University
Dillon
Loring
Olathe
McPherson
Eureka
Oklahoma
Missing 15 year old Rosa Frumholtz last seen after island Queen steamer
Police in Cincinnati hunt for Rosa Frumholtz of Lawrenceburg Indiana after she boarded the Island Queen excursion boat in Lawrenceburg and woke on the top deck as the steamer headed toward Cincinnati. Relatives believe she got off in the city and wandered lost after the gang plank was pulled up.
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Cincinnati
Rosa Frumholtz
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Rosa
Ohio
Neighbors quarrel with hatchet and hammer
John Schmidt and Charles Milch, both of 1506 Providence street, fought in a hallway last night. Schmidt, alleged to carry a hammer, and Milch with a hatchet, caused scalp wounds. Schmidt fled and was met by officers at Fourteenth and Central and sent to City Hospital. Milch later arrested and hospitalized. Both charged with disorderly conduct.
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John Schmidt
Charles Milch
Providence Street
Schmidt
Rigney
Hale
Fourteenth and
Central Avenue
City Hospital
Milch
Battle on street car leaves two injured after transfer dispute
Two colored men were removed to Patrol No. 7 after a clash aboard a Norwood street car at Peeble's Corner. They suffered scalp wounds and other injuries. The prisoners named Emery Simpson and James Walker, both 24, residents at 1024 Foraker and 1024 Lincoln avenues respectively. Police say the dispute began when the conductor asserted the transfer time had expired and a fight ensued.
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Norwood
Peeble’s Corner
No. 7
Emery Simpson
Foraker Avenue
James Walker
Lincoln Avenue
Elime
iSite
Death on Railroad Tracks Suspected Collision
Police investigate the death of a man likely identified as Harry Dalton of Middletown Ohio found on eastbound B and O S W tracks near Clifton Avenue. He claimed to be struck by a train before dying. Coroner sent him to the Morgue.
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Clifton Avenue
Harry Dalton
Middletown
School Board Defends Lack of Authority Over Health Ejections
Omaha March 29 The suit tests Health Commissioner Connell power to eject unvaccinated pupils from public schools. The School Board argues it has no authority or duty to enforce Health orders and denies amenability to City Council ordinances unless explicitly delegated. City Attorney refuses to stipulate the August 1903 ordinance or city smallpox cases.
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Commercial Tribune
Omaha
Neb
Connell
Dog feud ends in double killing in BonoArkansas
In Bono near Jonesboro Arkansas two men were shot and killed on a Frisco track after a long running feud over a dog. Reuben Tooley age 50 and his son Will Tooley age 22 fired killing Green B Garner a Bono farmer and Garner had earlier killed Tooley’s dog. The trio had prior clashes and peace bonds were issued.
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Commercial Tribune
Jonesboro
Ark
Garner
Bono
Reuben Tooley
Will Tooley
Tooley
Presby Church War Claim Near Settlement in Washington
Special Dispatch reports in Lynnville Tennessee that the Presbyterian Church claim for two churches destroyed by Federal troops in the Civil War will be settled in Washington. The claim amounts to 3200 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Lynnville
Tenn
Washington
Calf Survives Quadruplet Birth In Chanute
In a cloth lined box with hay the lone survivor of a quad ruplets born to Charles Row’s cow at 3019 North Grant Avenue, Chanute is being cared for in an incubator after a cautious birth.
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Commercial Tribune
Chanute
Kan
Charles Row
North
Grant Avenue
Man Tries To Kidnap Infant In Walnut Hills
A well dressed man visiting Ester Leming's home Saturday claimed her husband sent him to take the baby Richard Leming, but she refused and learned her husband had not sent anyone. Police searched the area with no trace of the suspect.
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Chhild
Ester Leing
Concord Street
Walnut Hills
Leming
The
Western and Southern Insurance
Richard
Seventh District
Conrad
McNulty
JOLLY CONVICT TO BAGE IN PRISON
A Missouri penitent, Tim Hurt, 63, defends his theft as lesser than begging. He plans to stay out of county jails, will steal if no work exists, and faces a three year term for horse stealing in Randolph County. Hurt says he never lies, loves meals in prison, and sees himself as nonhabitual despite many prior sentences.
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Harding
Bieger
Catron
Dayton
Fred Withoft
Senate
Withoft
Charles W. Bieser
Orégon
Benson Foraker
Cincinnati
Foraker
Stout
Florida Sun
Florida East Coast
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Vine Street
Commercial Tribune
Jefferson City
Tim” Hurt
Missouri Penitentiary
Tim
Randolph County
St. Peter
Elko Elks Stage Isle of Yanki Tank Benefit Show
Elko hosts a 8 pm Elks benefit musical comedy at Music Hall titled The Isle of Yanki Tank a comic opera mixing melody and humor. Notables include Mrs Ethel Irwin Bendigs as Princess Bathilda and Joseph Schenke with a Yanki Tank City Band of twenty Elks.
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Elks
Isle of Yanki Tank
Big Hall
B. C. Bennett
Walter Isberger
Lodge
Isle of
Yanki Tank
Ethel Irwin Bendigs
Princess Spathilda
Joseph Schenke
Don Pasquale
Nellie Brennan
Endigs
Schenke
Mathias
Deck
Baughman
Lucia
Correspondente School
Bennett and
Hsberger
Yanki Tank Band
Yanki Tank City Band
King Bolivar
Joseph Hennegan
Yankee Tank
Bathilda
Ethel Irwin Rendigs
Ida Cassidy
Nellie Brennen
Norma Esberger
Napoleon Wilhelm
Chas
Adol
Yankee Tank Light Guards
John Portyle
Jack Maycox
Pooh Bah
Adaddeene
Larry Birmingham
John Weberino
Yankee Tank City
Princeton Yale
Harvard
Adolph Gruber
Arthur Doveleigh
Jos
F. Hennegan
BE. K. Bennett
Gulator
Cede Bro
Ambrose White
Botemmanr
Jonathan Grass
Frank Piket
Schenky Chorus
Walter Esberger
Pie loving rail clerk marks seven decades of service
Winona Minnesota March 29 W H Frye a veteran railway rail clerk born 1869 will celebrate his seventy four birthday next July. He has eaten pies at lunch counters for 2 000 000 miles of service claiming a line of pies from Winona to Lea Cross would stretch 27 miles and cover an eighteen inch strip. He has traveled about 2 000 000 miles or about eighty times around the world.
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Commercial Tribune
Winona
Minn
W. H. Frye
Lea Crosse
Oklahoma seeks large flag for Logan County Courthouse
Oklahoma officials will purchase a new large American flag to fly over the Logan County Courthouse. Assistant Secretary of State Leo Meyer is delegated to act as purchasing agent. The state wants a flag visible for many miles and rejects it as a gift amid the Haskell-G. A. HR. incident.
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Commercial Tribune
Guthri
Okla
Oklahoma
Logan County
Leo Meyer
Haskell-G. A. HR
Grape-Nuts credited with saving a baby’s health
A mother recounts a failed course of medicines and artificial foods for her infant who weighed little at five months. After starting Grape-Nuts soaked in warm water, the child improved rapidly, began to crawl and teeth, and grew strong, astonishing friends.
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