Peace Plans Highlight Carnegie Peace Conference
President Roosevelt and Secretary Root urge measured steps toward peace. Carnegie lauds Roosevelt as future peacemaker while defending Emperor William as a stabilizing force. Hague conference discussed arms limitation and debt collection reform as key topics. Leaders including Gov. Hughes and Mayor McClellan address the crowd in Carnegie Hall.
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New York
Roosevelt
Blaze Root
National Arbitration and Peace Conference
Carnegie
Carnegie Hall
Root
United States
Cne
Hague
Congress
Lland
Qarnegie
William
Hhe Man
Wen
Europe
Ron. Gov. Rughes
McClellan
Baron D'Istournenes de Constant
International Conciliation Committee
Oscar S. Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Supreme Court Sustains Fine In Patterson Contempt Case
Washington April 16 United States Supreme Court upholds Colorado Supreme Court ruling fining ex Senator T M Patterson of Denver $1000 for contempt after claiming in newspapers that the court is owned by state corporations. If Patterson fails to pay the fine he faces jail.
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Washington
United States
T. M. Patterson
Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Patterson
British steamer Andalusia foundered off Spanish coast
Gibraltar April 16 The British steamer Andalusia from Swansea bound for Barcelona foundered April 13 off the Spanish coast. The captain first officer and a sailor were rescued and brought to port. The rest of the crew are believed drowned.
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Gibraltar
Swansea
Barcelona
Autos Collide in New York After Aqueduct Races
Two cars returning from the Aqueduct races near Long Island City crashed injuring Leo Swatts and George Datton of New York. Swatts suffered concussion of the brain and Datton internal injuries.
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New York
Long Island City
Leo Swatts
George Datton
Thaw Case Defense to Use same Line as First Trial
New York April 16 Dan O Reilly Thaw counsel announces that if another trial occurs the defense will follow the same line as the first. Shivelyn Thaw will recount her story with strengthened testimony aided by new documentary evidence not previously used.
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New York
Shivelyn Thaw
Dan O'Reilly
Harry K. Thaw
Fashion notes on blouses and accessories in Woman's Realm
In Woman's Realm the article promotes bold blouse styles and trims for the season, highlighting nets with lace, tucks, medallions, and embroidery in white and cream. It notes plaid accents, matching hat bands, scarf colors, and novelty bags, plus new French wrist bags and seamless pumps in brown antelope skin.
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Internationaia
Kid
Ted
Fashion Notes on Shirred Silk Bats and Delft Blues
The article surveys fashion trim details for hats and detailing. It notes shirred silk-brim facings as a smart feature and mentions ribbon rosettes and ragged robin accents. It cites blue shades described as Qapenhagen blue and Delft blue as summer favorites, highlighting Dutch Delft influence.
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Delft
Sailor Hat Trend Gets New Lease In Spring
Readers note a fashion shift toward sailor hats with black designs and floral trims. The piece hints at a revival of youthful nautical style, suggesting restrained use for children under ten and a broader feminine appeal amid spring sensibilities.
Chicago Police Fundraising Ties to Mayoral Campaigns
Chicago's police department reportedly gave thousands to the democratic campaign fund in the recent mayoralty contest and supported the in power party as far back as the oldest officers can recall. Testimony from Inspectors Revere and Kelly and Capt. McWeeney and Lieut. Jenkins before the civil service commission details fund collection. The act makes those involved liable to indictment. Commission will investigate but may not prosecute lower officers who merely followed higher orders.
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Chicago
Democratic
Cvil Service Commission
Revere
Kelly
McWeeney
Jenkins
McWeener
Civil Service Commission
Grand Jury
Civil Service Act
Der
Engineer Drowned In Mahoning River at Erie Bridge
Niles Ohio April 16 David G Hardesty engineer at the Empire mill aged years fell from the Erie bridge into the Mahoning river Sunday night and was drowned He leaves a wife and several children
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Niles
David G. Hardesty
Empire Mill
Mahoging
Erie Bridge
Supreme Court upholds New York transfer tax law
Brief items note the Supreme Court ruling constitutional the transfer tax in New York. Other headlines report the British colonies premier conference opening in London, a San Antonio court martial for Capt Macklin’s Brownsville shooting, a lynching-related attack in Louisiana, and the death of George W. Roosevelt in Brussels where he served as consul general since 1878.
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New York
United States Supreme Court
Great Britain
London
Ed A. Macklin
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
San Antonio
Tex
Bunkie
State Department
George W. Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Brussels
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Turns On Lights At Masonic Fair In Washington
President Roosevelt, at the White House, touched a golden key to illuminate Convention Hall where Masonic members open a two week fair to raise funds for a new temple. The building fund nears $200,000 as the contract for the $500,000 temple proceeds.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Convention Hall
Masonic Fraternity
Masonic Temple
Republican caucus fails to unite on senator vote in Madison
Madison Wis April 16 after four ballots the republican legislative caucus adjourned to tonight unable to agree on a senatorial candidate. Fourth ballot totals Irving S Lerroott 19 Isaac Stephenson 18 John J Esch 17 Henry A Cooper 17 W H Hatton 13 scattering 15.
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Madison
Wis
Irving S. Lerroot
Isaac Stephenson
John J Esch
Henry A Cooper
W. H Hatton
Scattering
Pope Pius X creates seven new cardinals in secret consistory
Rome April 16 Pope Pius X held a secret consistory in the Vatican and elevated seven cardinal prospects. The new cardinals include Mgr Cavallari patriarch of Venice Mgr Rinaldini papal nuncio to Spain Mgr Lorenzelli ex papal nuncio to Paris Mgr Lualdi archbishop of Palermo Mer Mercier archbishop of Malines Mgr Mati archbishop of Pisa Mgr Aguirre Garcia bishop of Bus Spain.
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Rome
Pius X
Vatican
Mgr
Cavallari
Venice
Rinaldini
Spain
Lorenzelli
Paris
Lualdi
Palermo
Mer. Mercier
Malines
Mati
Pisa
Aguirre Garcia
Bus
Hermann Trial Nears Finish in Washington Case
The defense in Binger Hermann’s trial for destroying public records announced the closing session would present all testimony today. The case, in its tenth week, has produced about 5,000 pages of record and is the district court’s longest criminal prosecution in 20 years.
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Hermann
Washington
Binger Hermann
Massacre Reported in Romanian Village Suppression
Adeverul details harsh repressive actions during the peasant revolt in Viatu where soldiers killed 25 old men including the burgo master aged 22 years and others. Similar executions followed in other villages with about 30 men shot at Oimesal mare.
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Bucharest
Adeverul
Viatu
Oimesal Mare
Beell Defeats Parr in Wisconsin Buffalo Wrestling Match
Pred Beell of Wisconsin defeated Jim Parr of Buffalo in two straight falls last night in Chicago.
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Beell
Jim Parr
Chicago
Sailor hats gain popularity among young girls
The article notes sailor hats appearing in quantities, wide-brimmed and low-crowned, worn by girls aged 13 to 20. The current style with full sides and fluffy back emphasizes a piquant look, while the traditional white sailor hat will soon attract its normal flock of admirers.
May Manton Dress Advertisement Teaches Tiny Frocks
A May Manton pattern praises a dainty baby dress in Persian lawn with hand embroidery and narrow lace frills. It notes versatility for all seasons, with options to vary ornamentation from fully elaborate to plain, trimming at the neckline, or minimal embellishment.
Raid on Italians in New York After Police Murder
Following the murder of Policeman George M. Sechler and wounding of Policeman Alfred Sellick, New York detectives swept Italian districts last night and arrested 100 Italians at midnight for carrying concealed weapons.
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New York
George M. Sechler
Alfred Sellick
Murderer Batley Hanged in Bailey State for Farm Murder
Wethersfield Conn April 16 Henry G Batley was executed this morning at Bailey for the July 4 last year farm murder near Middle town. Robbery was the motive.
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Wethersfield
Conn
Henry G Batley
State of
Bailey
George H. Goodale
Middletown
Over Half a Million Recording Sued by Immigration Bureau
A six month total from all countries shows immigration voice records his office reports a massive 599,137 aggregate figure. The Bureau of Immigration pursues action against alleged violations as part of an ongoing enforcement push.
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Bureau of the Total Immigration Voice
United States
All Coun
Embroidered Yoked Dress Patterns And Childrens Recipes
A sewing description outlines a dress with a detachable yoke and front, various neck and sleeve options, and yardage for sizes 2 4 and 6 years. It advertises pattern 5615s and offers mail delivery with a small fee. The text then shifts to several recipes including Shrewsbury Cake Prune Pudding and a Foam Sauce, with step by step ingredients and methods.
Reporter's Daily Menu BREAKFAST BREAKFAST ITEMS LISTED
A historical menu shows breakfast items including grape fruit cereal ham and eyes corn muffins crullers and coffee. Luncheon offerings include cream of potato soup creamed veal baked potatoes Graham bread sliced oranges and shrewsbury cake. Dinner features clear tomato soup broiled steak miss Potatoes creamed cabbage radishea white breed prune pudding ter cheese crackers and coffee. The note mentions creamed veal bol and a dated instruction about veal preparation and cream thickening.
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Crullers
Evening Thought on Family and Aid Across Lives
A reflective passage urges kindness to those constrained by poverty and hardship. It calls for lending support to children, youths, and those at risk, stressing the value of guiding rather than condemning. The fragment ends with a garbled line about a reporter and want ads.
Firebox Blast Injures Three at Canton Rail Yard
A firebox on a W. & L. E. freight engine shattered at Jewett on Monday, seriously burning three Canton railroad men. Engineer Martin Harmon, Fireman W. T. Thomas, and Brakeman D. El Hillyard sustained injuries in the incident.
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Canton, O
Jewett
Canton Railroad
Martin, Harmon
W. T. Thomas
EL Hillyard
Tribute to Mrs Salome Hanna Jones Leader in Cleveland Society
Mrs Salome Hanna Jones, sister of the late Senator M. A. Hanna, died in Roosevelt Hospital New York on Monday. She was aged about 89 and known as a social leader in Cleveland society. She was married to Mr George Chapin. Funeral arrangements are not yet announced.
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Senator Hanna
Cleveland
Salome Hanna Jones
M. A. Hanna
Roosevelt Hospital
New York
Jones
George Chapin
Fleet to Welcome Foreign Fleets at Jamestown Exposition
The North Atlantic fleet with 14 battleships and three cruisers, commanded by Rear Admiral Evans, anchors at Hampton Roads to receive visiting foreign fleets for the Jamestown exposition opening. In Montreal, McGill University reports its medical building burned to the ground early today, causing an estimated four million dollar loss and years of labor to replace equipment.
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Booey
Norfolk, Va
Evans
Hampton Roads
Montreal
Que
McGill University
University
Brigadier General Leading U S Troops in Cuba
Brigadier general commands United States troops enforcing order in Cuba amid ongoing occupation and stabilization efforts. High ranking officer oversees military government operations and liaison with local authorities to maintain security and public order.
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United States
Cuba
Jail guarded to thwart lynch mob in Kentucky
Lexington April 16 guards surround Beattyville jail to deter a mob seeking vengeance on Clay Thomas and Levi Reynolds charged with killing Jesse Abner Thomas. The pair, who confessed, are held for grand jury without bail amid tensions from the Hargis-Duckrill feud.
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Lexington
Beattyville
Lee County
Clay Thomas
Levi Reynolds
Jesse Abner Thomas
Life Plant claims cure for kidney disease in advertorial
An advertisement extols Life Plant as a cure for kidney disease Bright's Disease and uric acid crystals. It asserts kidneys filter waste, warns of pain and death, and cites John Lennon of Ohio praising the product. It offers free medical advice from J. J. Mizer, and a free book, GOOD HEALTH.
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Nature
Bright
John Lennon
Wadsworth
Ohio
Life Plant
J. J. Mizer
M. D
The
Life Plant Co
Canton
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed for Piles Use
A vintage claim promotes DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve as suitable for all salve uses and highly recommended for piles after twenty years of use. The product is advertised as available from all druggists.
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DeWitt
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