Destructive Tornadoes Rip Through Great Plains and West
A string of tornadoes across Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and nearby states caused extensive damage and many deaths. Byron and Fairfield in Nebraska faced heavy losses, with trains wrecked and towns isolated. Enid and Durant Oklahoma endured severe flooding and destruction, while Charles City Iowa and Bowie Texas both suffered significant devastation. Casualties included several children and adults, and the storms disrupted transport with washouts and downed lines.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Kansas
Byron
Phiipsburg
Courtland
Kan
Edgar
Fairfield
Linavale
Chester
Fairfeld
North Branch
Shickley
John Merriman
Elijah Albrecht
John Shively
Edward Russell
Ross Shively
Denver and
Rio Grande Road
Jansen
Joseph Fleming
How they stole two million from Pittsburg bank
Henry Reiber and John Young, former teller and auditor at the Farmers Bank in Pittsburg, Pa, were sentenced to ten years each after admitting to stealing nearly $2,000,900. They described starting with small sums then taking up to $60,000 at a time, using early money to participate in a wheat deal and later blaming the stock market for their downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Western
Henry Reiber
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
John Young
Tow
Young
Belber
Doctor shot dead in New York City mystery
Dr. Martin W. Auspitz a Heidelberg and Bellevue trained physician aged forty was shot in the vestibule of a Manhattan building after a planned killing. Nurse Sarah Koten formerly employed by him confessed to Coroner Harburger that she killed the doctor in revenge for an alleged attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Martin W. Auspitz
Heidelberg University
Bellevue
Philip F. Tirtenateln
East Ninety-third Street
West 136Th Street
Sarah Koten
Misa Koten
Dr. Anspitz
Harburger
Madman Holds Bay With Revolvers In D C Streets
Dr Joseph Pospisiel pension examiner fired on police for seven hours then injected cocaine and shot himself. He toppled from a second story window at 635 Seventh Street Northeast and died before hospital arrival. Delusions linked to feared plot by the Independent Order of Maccabees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Ninth Precinct
Joseph Pospisiel
Seventh Street
Ile
Pospisiel
Independent Order of Maccabees
Uncle Sam orders baltoons three dirigibles and aeroplane
Washington reports the Signal Corps has ordered three dirigible balloons and one aeroplane for experiments. The War Department will allow Israel Ludlow to stable his privately built airplane at the old Pennsylvania Railroad station. Ludlow's aircraft needs more work after nearly a year of construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Sam
Signal Corps of the Army
War Department
Israel Ludlow
Pennsyllvania
Suit to Test Hepburn Law on Coal Railroads
Proceedings to test the constitutionality of the commodity clause of the Hepburn act began in the United States Circuit Court by equity bills filed by the Government against six railroads in interstate anthracite coal transport. Defendants include the Philadelphia and Reading, Delaware Lackawanna and Western, Delaware and Hudson, Pennsylvania Railroad, Erie, and Lehigh Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Cirscult Court
Philadelphia and
Reading
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Erie
Lehigh Valley
Abandon anti Taft fight shifts toward harmony
In Chicago factions edging away from open opposition to William Taft’s nomination. plans for a dramatic convention clash dropped as pro Taft forces push for concessions. Lodge signals the President won’t run again and third term talk stirs fears of Roosevelt nomination. Crane promotes harmony and unity to prevent splits. In other news, typhoon strikes West Australia fleet, 270 dead.
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Chicago
William Traft
National Committee
Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
Fairbanks, Knox and Hughes
Senator Crane
Massachusetts
Victoria
B. C
Twain and Hillis lead eighth annual Booksellers dinner
The eighth annual dinner of the American Booksellers Association featured Mark Twain and Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis as principal speakers. Senator Beveridge notes war talk subsides with battleship fleet arrivals, while Admiral Dewey appears content in Washington. FP. L. Marston, known in England, is a young Baptist evangelist marking his eighth year of Christian work. Baron Roren, Russian ambassador, has left for Europe. Professor Fines predicts the Middle West will become the nation's university hub within fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Newell Dwight Hillis
American Booksellers’ Association
Beveridge
Pacffc
George Dewey
Washington, D. C
Stanhope
Ife
L. Marston
England
Baron Roren
United States
Europe
America
BR. H. Fines
University of Missouri
Middle West
East
Buffalo leader Daniel IT McMillan dies on Territorial bench
Daniel IT McMillan once led the Pridulean movement in Buffalo, later resided in New Mexico, and served as a judge on the Territorial Supreme Court bench. He has died, ending a notable legal and civic career across two regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Daniel IT. McMillan
Buffalo
New Mexico
Territorial Supreme Court
Regatta plan falters as crews strained by England event
The American eight from New York University loses to Pennsylvania in a two mile race by nearly four lengths. Also noted are claims of a world first airship ride, a tendon injury in intercollegiate games, an American boxer’s return from Paris, Celt winning the Brooklyn Handicap in record time, and Harvard students facing reduced winter sports amid faculty restrictions on athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Pennsylvania
Tiny la Roux
LE. B. Stevenson
Yate
Stevenson
Wille Lewis
Mcweight
Paris
Walter Stanton
California
New York
James R. Keene
Celt
Brooklyn
Graves End
Fair Play
Master Robert
Tennessee Cruiser Disaster Kills Four at Sea
The armored cruiser Tennessee suffered a boiler explosion early morning off Santa Barbara as she sailed with six Pacific Fleet vessels. Four sailors died on board, with several others injured, including crewmen from Alabama, Pennsylvania, Kansas, and Germany. Rear Admiral Schwab narrowly escaped harm. crews rendered aid to victims as fleet ships moved to nearby ports. The ship, flagship of Admiral Sebree, appears seriously damaged, especially in the boiler rooms.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Craser
Santa Tarbara
BE. J. Burns
New York
Walter S Burns
Brooklyn
J. P. Carroll
Freman
Hartford
Conn
G. M. Corns
Ironton
H. Fitzpatrick
N. Y
A. Yayes
R. F. Rutledge
Coat
Athens
R. W. Watson
East St. Louis
Reingold
Meek
Boggs
Wood
Scbree
W. A. Weldon
San Pedro
T Oc
Long Beach
Redonde
Tennessee
Sebrec
Dreyfus Targeted in Paris Funeral Row Over Zola
During Emile Zola’s funeral rites in Paris a gunman, Louis Autherine Gregor, fired twice at Major Alfred Dreyfus after officials greeted Mrs Zola. One bullet struck Dreyfus in the wrist as demonstrations by militarists grew. The assailant claimed opposition to “Dreyfusism” and said no personal grudge against Dreyfus. Dreyfus’s wound is healing, with a plan for a long holiday in Switzerland.
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Paris
France
Emile Zola
John Pantheon
Alfred Dreyfus
Louis Gregori
Miltary
Dreyfus
Fallferes
United States
White
Dreyfu
Pantheon
Majio Dreyfus
Iha
Switzerland
Mayor Busse Secretly Weds in City Hall Office
Frederick A. Busse, mayor of Chicago, secretly married Miss Josephine Lee in his City Hall office on April 29. Judge Theodor Brentano performed the ceremony. Busse kept the nuptials private, allowing only two witnesses and hiding the event from his family and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frederick A. Busse
Josephine Lee
Theodor Brentano
American Meat Slipped Back to New York Shortage
Report from London states 210000 pounds of American meat stored in London Glasgow and Liverpool were reshipped by fast steamer to New York to ease the ongoing meat shortage in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Glasgow
Liverpool
New York
America
Georgia Cotton Crop Splitends in Macon Area
Georgia cotton crops show splendid condition with reports from Macon and South Georgia. Improvement noted over the past ten days as warmer weather aids growth and yields.
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Georgia
Macon
South Georgia
Newsy Gleanings From Across The Nation
Experts warn the pent will be worse than ever. The General Education Board grants 786,500 to colleges nationwide. A Chicago gambler leaks 10,000 as rain targets his town in May. Angell of the Massachusetts Humane Society condemns the Myopia Hunt Clay pack. Blind Senator Gora hopes treatment will restore sight. War Department bans selecting any officer under five feet five. California reports rising opium use in San Francisco. Revilla Stanter wins North Division Shropshire seat by 51 votes to ml.
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General
Educatio Board
Chicago
Angell
Massachusetts Humane Society
Myopia Hunt Clay
Gora
Washington
War Department
California State Board of Wealth
San Francisco
Pastor Finds A Moral In Wreck Of His Own Happiness
Winthrop Mass Miss Altea C Loud of Roxbury drowned here three weeks ago was to wed Nevdiam Vrooman of Providence. Vrooman issued a sermon born of grief, saying the tragedy purified him, deepened his faith, and taught a path to regeneration through divine will and a larger sense of unselfish love.
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Winthrop
Mass
Altea
C. Loud
Roxbury
Nevdiam Vrooman
Providence
Vrooman
Alice C. Loud
Miss Loud
Industrial work unsexing women in public debate
Chicago reporters cover the American Academy of Medicine meeting where doctors debate women in industry. Some argue for restrictions, others support equal rights and education, with calls for public home making studies and caution about wage and societal impacts. The session also features talks on medicine, press cooperation, and national health structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Academy of Medicine
Melon C. Putnam
Providence
Emma Culbertson
Boston
Wiward Jackson
Denver
Otto Jucttner
Cincinnati
George Hoxle
Kansas City
American Medical Association
Scarcity of Beef Sends Prices Up in Chicago Market
Beef prices in Chicago rose due to limited beef supplies and recovering demand. Wholesale dressed beef gained one half to one and a half cents per pound as receipts shrank to about 32,600 head for the week. Cattle buyers paid advances of fifty to sixty cents with good cattle selling around seven dollars and forty cents per hundredweight for heavy shipping stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Housewife Cuts Beef Trust Purchases
In New York City an abatement issued by the packers' combine shows the American housewife reducing meat purchases by twenty percent. The article notes uncertain future demand as summer brings abundant produce and lower food costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Beef Trust
Packers’ Combine
Beef Prices Rise as Scarcity Hits Wholesale Market
Boston reports a beef shortage driving wholesale prices to the highest level in years. Cattle are selling at twelve and a half cents per pound as centers warn prices may not drop into late summer.
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Boston
Cattle Shipment to Panama Canal Zone Authorized
Orders issued for the shipment of 140,000 head of cattle to Panama for government use in the zone. The selection includes breeding cows and milking cows, with veterans employed by the government among the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama-Canal-Zone
Galveston
Tevags
Panama
Governor Hughes Pushes Race Track Legislation
Albany reports Governor Hughes transmitted to the Legislature an anti gambling and race track bill package amid confidence from race track partisans. Senator Foelker is largely bedridden and may miss participation in a special session, while Overland Park in Denver plans 40 bets at the upcoming meet though track owners may not wager amid a governor commanded ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Agnew
Foelker
Kinks
Hughes
Senate
Assembly
Ft Arot
Poughkeensie, N
Otto G. Foelker
Foelker Sy Sas
Denver
Col
Graduating Class of 1908 at Annapolis
Two hundred Navy midshipmen of the class of 1908 graduated at Annapolis. Diplomas were presented by General Horace Porter. The news item also notes Cannon’s arrival at Danville and other scattered reports from various cities including tax rulings, ballots, and a bank robbery in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nandred
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Horace Porter
Plague Reports and Global Briefs Across Cities
A brief imperial wire summary notes bubonic plague fatal cases in St Thomas and Trinidad with two suspected cases watched. Hanged Dios-Dios leaders Ablen and Rota in Manila. Berlin postage rates debate dull for this country. New Zealand to adjourn fleet celebrations with £1000 for hospitality. German officers killed in auto crash. Cuban mayoral act of adoption. Wright tests planned in Mespras. anti suffrage and socialist activity noted in London and Prussia. Glasgow steel prices cut broadly by six shillings a ton following American demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St._Thomas
St. Thomas
Danish West Indies
Wright Brothers Ready for Service in Public Exhibitions
Washington reports the Wright brothers have several aeroplanes practically ready for service and await only minor clarification of their government contract before public exhibitions. Dayton inventors have accomplished more with their aeroplane innovations and people are eager for demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wright Brothers
Dayton Insentors
Diverse labor movements and policy debates across nations
The report surveys multiple labor and policy items: Indian government opposition to telegraph demands. British colliery enginemen adopting the 1907 scale. Ife-savers of Coney Island seeking union organization via the Central Labor Union. the California convention of the National Association of Stationary Engineers to meet in Stockton. revision of Cartage and Wagon Workers Union benefits. wage comparisons in Tolao and Japan. carpenters in Voklo earning thirty five cents. a Minnesota bill proposal for a state printing office. sixty labor organizations supporting the Chicago Equity Exchange to distribute farm products directly from grower to consumer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife-savers
Coney Island
Brooklyn CN. (. Centraal Labor Union
California
National Association of Sitionary Eaginecers
Stockton
International Cartage Aid Wagon Workers’ Union
Tolao
Japan
Voklo
Minnesota
Jahor Organesatous Dinive
Mascot Boars March With Our Jackies at Seattle
In Seattle Washington the Atlantic fleet paraded 3000 armed men while twelve Aberdeen bears acted as mascots for the battleships. Each bear was led by a prominent Aberdeen citizen and carried past the reviewing stand as the march proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Atlantic
Aberdeen
Notes of the Diamond and Early Baseball Happenings
Frank Smith of the White Sox endures hard luck in notes rounded by Wille Keefer’s improved hitting. Pullfarm’s Frank Rudderham makes West impact as umpire. Mike Donlin stars for New York, ranking high among league players. Cantillon mimics Lajoie with Washington. mentions of Bowerman, Calmnity, and Schter. National League highlights include Kenetehy of St Louis and Swacina of Pittsburgh as leading first basemen.
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Frank Smith
White Sox
Wille Keefer
Pullfarm
Frank Rudderham
Mike Donlin
New York
Cantillion
Lajoie
Voher-Phighug
Washington
Witcher Crancisl
Titeher Bowerman
Calmnity
Pirates
Mrink Dowerman
Cincinnati
Im Schter
McLean
Bohemians
Kenetehy
St. Lous
Swacina
Pittsburyg
Button links to suspect in Mrs Grinert death
Appleton investigation into the murder of Mrs Mannie Grinert found a button in a closet matching the waistcoat Paul Krause wore on the day of the tragedy. Krause, her former husband, claimed a button was missing and police pursue the link.
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Button
Mannie Grinert
Appleton
Wishan
Paul Krause
Sid
Lt Ton
Architect Conlett Kills Wife Then Ends His Life at Hotel
Prominent Caylete Engineering Company head Charles Conlett killed his wife Elizabeth and shot himself at the Fix Hotel in Willoughbys, a Cleveland suburb. The couple, long known in Cleveland society, had lived at the hotel for several years, according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 2. Conlett
Caylete Engineering Company
Elizabeth
Fix
Willoughbys
Cleveland
Ohio
Cor. Wort
King Visits Car King Edward Receives Royal Honors at Kivlon
King Edward arrives at Kivlon to begin a royal tour with ceremonial honors. The visit includes formal receptions and a official welcome as he travels toward Vist the Czas.
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Car
Edward
Kivlon
Notable Society Notes From A Paris to Cleveland Scene
Mrs Julia Ward Trowe nears ninety with credited longevity. Mrs Asamith, wife of the British Premier, famed for east end philanthropy. The Maharajah of Nepal’s gems outshine Queen Alexandra’s at Covent Garden. Socialist candidate Eugene V Debs plans speeches in NYC with Countess Warwielk support. Mies Mintle Tyler re-elected town clerk of Long Londonderry WI for a second term. Belgium’s Stephanie unveils a patent chafing dish and spirit lamp. Nelle Huntington of Cleveland, daughter of a magnate, leaves society to teach girls at a settlement in Cleveland.
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Julia Ward Trowe
Asamith
East End
London
Nepal
Queen Alexandra
Covent Garden
Eugene Vodebs
Countess of Warwielk
New York City
Mies Mintle A. Tyler
Long Lotdonderry
Miss Tyler
Pricer
Stephanie
Belgium
Nelle Huntington
Cleve Land
Ohio
Lnte
Cleveland
Prisoner absolved after barefoot appeal brightens court
In Paterson Speeial Sessions Court Judge Scott acquitted Andrew Dorolanok of Passaic after a dramatic scene over a theft charge. Dorolanok stood barefoot, received a starter fund from the judge and local lawyers totaling 35 dollars to buy shoes, while spectators touted the court’s humane gesture. The day also reported the Reformed Church of America Synod meeting at Asbury Park with 700 churches, 127139 members, and record mission giving led by president William J. Chamberlain.
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Scott
Paterson
Andrew Dorolanok
Passaic
Dorolanok
Doralonok
Din Sherry
Reformed Church Synod
General Synod of the Reformed Church of America
Asbury
William J. Chamberlain
Rutgers College
Oltmans
Tokio
Japan
North Japan Mission
Montclair Protest Over Early Church Chimes
Montclair residents protested the early ringing of the Immaculate Conception Church bells costing the congregation several thousand dollars. Mayor Henry V. Crawford relayed the complaint to Pastor William A. Brothers, who agreed to stop the Angelus at 6 a.m and delay bells until 7 a.m, deferring to public wishes amid playful remarks about late sleepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
Immaculate Conception
Henry V. Crawford
William A. Brothers
Father Brothers
Crawford
Four Verdicts Against Railroad In Paterson Suit
A jury in the Supreme Court at Paterson awarded damages totaling 25000 after a grade crossing collision last summer in Keyport. Christopher Horandt was killed when a New Jersey Central train struck his automobile. Mrs Horandt executrix of the estate, Ruth Horandt, Reinhardt Bender Jr., and Miss Horandt received specified awards for estate and personal injuries. A separate drowning occurred when George Jones of Philadelphia fell from the Nantaha yacht Atlanta near Delanco, prompting immediate rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
New Jersey Central
Christopher Horandt
Supreme Court
Paterson
Horandt
Ruth
Reinhardt Bender, Jr
Dr. van Dyke to Lecture on The Spirit of America
Dr. Henry van Dyke of Princeton has been nominated by Harvard to present the American lectures at the University of Paris and other French universities next winter. His subject will be The Spirit of America Ite Expression in Literature Education and Social Effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dyke
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
Harvard
University of Paris
America
Swimmer Crowns in Thoroughfare Tragedy
Herbert Morrisan twenty years old son of John C Morrison of Philadelphia drowned in the Thoroughfare behind Ocean City. He was swimming from a boat and went down in deep water before his friend could reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Delanco
George Jones
Philadelphia
Delaware
Jones
Herbert Morrisan
John C. Morrison
Ocean City
Boy Drowns In Delaware River At Millville Area
Thirteen year old Albert Frank of Bordentown drown while bathing in the Delaware River near Whitehill. He could not swim and was swept out beyond depth by the current. The event is noted amid other regional notices on public works and community events including school building bids, a voting machine dispute, parish fundraisers, and a pastorate acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Albert Frank
Bordentown
Whitehill
Millville
Walter F. Titus
Paulsboro
Nicholsins
Clayton
T He Ladies’ Auxiliary
Florence
A. O IL
Phillips’ Grove
Florence Heights
St Clare R. C
Thomas Duncan
Crosskeys
Court orders public school access for Bibb children in Alton
After twelve years of legal action the State Supreme Court issued a verdict forcing the Alton mayor and city officials to allow the Bibb children Minnie and Minnie Bibb to attend Washington or any suitable public school. The Bibbs had prepared for higher schooling with private tutors during the extended period, and the ruling benefits other Black students who enfranchise under the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Brewers Plan to Stem Prohibition Wave In 1915
Milwaukee reports on the United States Brewers Association meeting. Leaders advocate regulating saloons by statute and removing alcohol from political contention. Julius Liebmann argues saloons must respect the law, but broad restrictions breed injustice and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
United States Brewers’ Association
Julius Liebmann
Association
Board of Trustees
Liebmann
Iawe
Prohibitionists Send Condolences to Brewers In Minnesota
Minnesota Prohibition Convention passes a condolence message to the Brewers at Milwaukee. The note warns the saloon trade faces doom as prohibition forces move against main operations. E. Be. Lobeck serves as chairman in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
National Convention of Brewers
Milwaukee
Covention
Prohibition
E. BE. Lobeck
Milwaukee Becomes Front Line in 1908 Beer War
Milwaukee, famed as the beer city, initiates a prohibition battle by blacklisting 45 liquor outlets. Mayor David S. Rose and the police chief reveal the list and pledge revocation of the Neenies. The city aims to lead a municipal clean-up against unruly saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
United States Brewers’ Association
David S. Rose
Sesson
Health official cites alcohol as heart disease risk
New York Health Commissioner Dr Thomas Darlington told physicians at the American Climatological Association meeting that mortality from heart disease and chronic Bright's disease is rising nationwide while overall deaths fall. He urged rugged constitutions to withstand the pace and blamed alcohol for much of the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thomas Darlington
New York
American Climatological Associaon
Darlington
United States
Bright
Gould predicts Anna Gould marriage in near future
On Wednesday Bays Anna Gould is quoted as expecting Mme Anna Gould to marry soon. He says he would attend the wedding if it occurs while he is abroad. George J. Gould sails from New York to Europe on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bays Anna Gould Win
Mme, Anna Gould
George J. Gould
New York
Europe
Kronprinzessin
Need Work Not Charity Warns NYC Starving Children Case
President McShay of the Central Federated Union urges work rather than charity to aid starving school children in New York City. He stresses sustainable relief through employment programs and community support to address root causes and ensure lasting assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McShay
Central Federated Union
New York City
Early Baseball Notes From The American League Leaders
Around the Bases notes New York Americas add pitcher Joe Lake and Sweltzer as a strong substitute outfielder for St Louis Americans. New York Americans show best basemint and poorest fielding in the league. George Dovey doubts Chicago Nationals will defend title. Philadelphias favored for pennant. Joss of Cleveland praised for big league control. Kaleidog’s positioning signals an unsettled season. Neal Ball of New York Americas shows promise as a shortstop with some errors but no dumb plays yet.
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New York Americas
Joe Lake
St. Louis Americans
Sweltzer
New York Americans
George Dovey
Chicago Nationals
Philadelphias
Whitch
Joss
Cleveland
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the World of Sport
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Ala
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Danville
Joseph G. Cannon
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International Convention of Good Templars
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Paul, Neb
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Wilbur Wright
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Dersey
Humphrey Ward
Porky
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Scotti
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New Jersey
St. John's Lutheran Church
Bridgeton
Tullus Neudoerfer
Silas CG. Smith
Furnace School
Road of Education
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Alton Muse
Vetch Negroes
Sayar
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