Roosevelt views King Edward's remains in Buckingham Palace
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt, American Ambassador to King Edward VII's funeral, viewed the late king's body in Buckingham Palace throne room and met King George V at Marlborough House. The visit, amid royal mourning, drew cordial exchanges and widespread praise for Roosevelt's appointment.
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London
Theodore Roosevelt
King Edward
Buckingham Palace
Marlborough House
Jield
King George
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Victorian
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Queensborough
Mecklenburg
Victoria Station
Dorchester House
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George Neville
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Reid
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Ian
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Londo
Amibagealoy Reid
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Edward
Nowsevelt
Nic
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Wesster Hall
Tor Hing
Rue
Kennington
Regents
Hatterea Parka
Doctor Hyde guilty of murder life sentence
Dr. Br. Clark Hyde was found guilty of murdering Colonel Thomas H. Swope and received a life imprisonment verdict. The judge ordered remand without bail and limited Mrs Hyde to regular visiting days with restricted comforts.
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B. Clark Hyde
Kansas City
Journal
BR. Clark Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Hyde
Bichar
Jatshaw
Dr. Hyde
Fire Near Bemidji Draws 3000 Defenders in Rain Fear
Bemidji Minnesota May 16 women and children pray for rain as 3000 people including citizens soldiers and forest rangers battle a spreading fire four miles wide approaching from the south since early Sunday. Volunteers have fought desperately through the night to halt the blaze with aid from possible crews from Duluth and beyond.
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Bemidji, Minn
Ney
Bemidji
Iit Jeaata Aira
Duluth
Morse Again Loses in U S Supreme Court
Telegraph dispatch notes Charles W. Morse’s last chance for freedom from Atlanta penitentiary failed when the U S Supreme Court denied counsel Littleton’s motion to file a habeas corpus petition. Only presidential clemency remains as Morse’s possible path to release.
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Joursahy Washington
Charles W. Morae
Atlanta ‘Penitentiary
Supreme Court of the United States
M. W. ‘Littleton
Morae
Corpua
Morse
Horse dies of colic after escape incident
A valumbel horse owned by Lammerding and Devine escaped from a stable near East Jersey and Front Streets last night. It ran to 4 South Broad Street, ate large quantities of grass, and died of colic at Willem McCormack’s vice. Willem Davies reported the animal to police and the horse was surveilled until death around 2 AM.
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Lammerding & Devine
East Jersey
Front Streets
South Broad Street
Willem Davies
Husband Abducts Money and Leaves Bride After Two Weeks
Mrs. Samuel Silverstein, formerly Chrser, seeks $200 after her two week marriage to a peddler who drained her funds. He promised wealth, borrowed against her house, and vanished with $170 her money and $4 from a brother in law. She filed a claim and consulted a lawyer as she pursues repayment.
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Palmer Street
Mra. Glaser
Sam
Jarder
Silverstein
Glaser
Russia
Ler
Bilverstein
Charles "Wagner
Eagh Accuses Other Of Being Aggressor In Street Fracas
Police from the Second precinct responded to a bloody fight between two Poles on Bond Street between Second and First streets. Witnesses said Masezko struck Holleran with a bottle. both men were arrested and detained in City Criminal Court. Judge Mohene commented on the case and Masezko was fined 12.85 and jailed for thirty days.
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Atreet
Beiwén
Masezko August Hycosky
Nea Eee Holleran
Reitman Ar
Ios
Masezko
City Criminal Court
Agjor
Ndge ‘Mohene
Maserko
Onae
Remnant Sale Offered Tuesday Morning
Fragmented draft describes remnants of clothing and fabric offered for sale Tuesday morning by a department store or shop. Details are garbled but mention lengths from three to ten yards and various fabrics.
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A. M
Department Alore
Levy
Progressive Republicans weigh Martin for New Jersey governor
Trenton May 16 Progressive Republicans plan a May 25 Newark dinner to organize support for William P. Martin Essex County Assemblyman and potential gubernatorial candidate He would lead a vigorous primary campaign if chosen while pledging loyalty to the party and reform from within The event aims to rally GOP voters for delegates to the state convention Also discussed are Edmond B Osborne and other Essex leaders as potential congressional or party roles
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Trenton
Thent
Newark
National Senate
Doug
Martin
Sy Martinning
New Jersey
Marti
House of Assembly
David Baird
Perest
Haam
Republican Party
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Progressive Republicans
Edmond B.osborne
Essex * County
Progressive Republican League
Congress
William Fellowes Morgan
Essex County
Everett Colby
Colby
Osborne
Burglary arrest tied to home invasion and looting
Captain Jahoe O'Leary says John Connelly, among four youths arrested early Saturday, likely the burglar who entered John Bokedous 135 Tine Street and was scuffled with by Mrs Bokedous. Mrs Bokedous identified Connelly at the county jail as the intruder. Detectives seek stronger evidence as Connelly faces robbery charges in Linden and other counts.
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John Connelly
John Bokedous
Tine Street
Bokedous
Connelly
Bond Street
Fahey
City Criminal Court
Linden
Kean in Race Rumor Sparks Washington Debate
Washington dispatch notes rumors that Senator John Kean of New Jersey may retire from the Senate race amid whispers of party withdrawals. The report cites lobbying chatter at the Capitol and questions from New Jersey Republicans about Kean's loyalty to Aldrich and possible retirement plans.
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Washington, Mey
Kean
New Jersey
Senate
Congressions
Benator Aldrich
Aldrich
John Kean
Goliftla
Warwick
Franklin Murphy
Taft Signs Bill Creating Bureau of Mines
President Taft signed the measure establishing a Bureau of Mines in the Department of Commerce and Labor to consolidate mining work now spread across several agencies. The move aims to streamline oversight of the mining industry.
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Washington
Taft
Bureau of Mines
Department of Commerce and Labor
Kling Scores Excise Board in Downtown Saloons Probe
Excise Commissioner Kling says he is alone in fighting to close open downtown saloons. He admits finding establishments doing business, plans to vote against renewals, and describes police and politicians failing to enforce the law. He tried to gather evidence by scouting but faced obstacles.
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PM. Kling
Saloos
Board of Excise
Board of Exice
Theliticians
Salados
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Aloue
Max
Brenner
Second
Pine Streets
Mayor Declares Non Reelection Bid For Second Term
Mayor Victor Mraylag announced he will not seek reelection citing little to gain and belief the office is not worth the effort. He blamed personal interest and politics for hindering progress and said nothing can be accomplished while division and motive block honest action.
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Iran
Victor Mraylag
Iva Nall
Peinl
Blizabeth
Immigrants in Cities Said to Raise Prices at Meet
Ormsby Mck Harg, former Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Labor, warned at the National Association of Manufacturers meeting at the Waldorf Astoria that immigration in cities drives costs. He cited potential price rises of up to 1,000,000 per cent in food and related goods, stressing the need to distinguish immigrant effects from producer actions.
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New, York
Ormsby
Harg
Department of Commerce and’ “Labor
Waldorf-Astoria
Would-Be Extortionist Given Prison Sentence
Antonio Mirtani an alleged extortionist faced a partial confession and a prison sentence in New York. Judge Fawcett imposed an indeterminate term in Hing Sing prison with a minimum of eight years and eight months and a maximum of seven years and five months. He also discussed deportation to Italy after the term.
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Journal
New York
Antonio Mirtani
Envice Carago
Fewcett
Hing Sing
Fawcett
Mistant
Italy
Objects to Monopoly on Symbol of Cross
Washington May 16 Representative Crumpacker objects to the Denby bill prohibiting use of the cross by the American Red Cross as a trade mark or for advertising claiming the cross is a Christian symbol and no organization should have a monopoly on it.
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Washington
Crumpacker
Increased Wages for Lake Shore and Michigan Central Trainmen
Arbitration committees awarded a wage increase to conductors and telegraph operators on the Lake Shore and Michigan Central lines of the New York Central. The raise, effective from April 3, was announced by W. O. Lee, president of the unions, who declined to state the new rate.
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New York
M. Levy
Ana
Pereten
Cleveland
Lake Hhore
Southern
Michigan Central
New York Central
W. O. Lee
Jet Bt
Favor for Olcott confirmation in Senate committee
A Senate Judiciary Committee report favored confirming John J. Olcott of Wisconsin as U S District Judge for New Jersey and Thomas J Olcott as United States Marshal for the District of New Jersey. The report was issued May 14 and marks a step toward approval in Washington.
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the Journal
Washington
John J. ‘Jerking
United
Reargue Trust Suits On November Fourteenth
Telegraph dispatch from Washington reports government arguments rearguing a Standard Oil Company matter before the court, with a November date set for further proceedings in the suit against the American Tobacco Company.
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Wighington
Meg
American Tobaccs Company
Court
Wall Street Report May 16
The New York markets closed with a firm tone as Reading shares led gains amid broad active buying while government issues were unchanged and midday trading remained subdued amid a cautious session.
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New York
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