Childhood Lovers Wed in One Hundredth Year
St Louis reports a peculiar wedding plan where John B Bundyam, aged 401 on April 1, will wed Miss Rowe McGuire on her 100th birthday August 25, 1907 at Bundren's estate near Tatesville Tennessee. Bundren, wealth from California, invites old friends for a reunion and marriage ceremony combined. Branden, with white hair and beard, vows a sober life as he travels to England in June to escort his bride to Tennessee.
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Miss Rowe McGuire
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Branden
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Lancashire
Famine in Russia Described by Dr Kennard Aid Urged
Dr Kennard reports from the Russian famine district that up to 29 million people face starvation across southeastern provinces. He warns harvests will not suffice. many lack land and cattle and endure famine driven illness. Funds are needed to July and beyond to feed the population amid impassable roads and melting snows.
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Kennard
Society of Friends
Russia
Zemstvo
France
Volga
Hitchcock suit targets Rider in Arkansas court
In Hot Springs April 20 E A Hitchcock former interior secretary and Dr TY B Rider filed a $100000 suit in the aircult court. The complaint claims Rider’s arrests and prosecutions for alleged interior department rule violations were irregular and the result of a conspiracy to injure him financially.
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Ark
E. A. Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
TY. B. Rider
Aircult
Rider
Interior Department
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
Hider
Cold Weather Delays Crops and Trade
The Weekly Review of Trade notes spring commerce started slowly due to unseasonable cold across a wide area, delaying agricultural progress and light trade in spring goods. Only winter wheat in the southwest shows damage from insects and brouth. most districts insured. Wholesale business remains liberal, construction active, and planned plant operations busy despite minor labor slowdowns.
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Fos Weekly
Review of Trade
Notable Events and Disasters Across Nations and Regions
A typhoon in the Gillithi group drowned 226 residents while a fire destroyed the Hotel Campbell in Athens Pa. The Central American peace effort between Nicaragua and El Salvador progresses, and Iran troop withdrawal orders are issued amid regional tensions.
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Indian runner Longboat breaks Boston Marathon record
Thomas Longboat of Toronto won the Boston Athletic Association marathon from Ashland to Gostum in 2 hours 24 minutes 24.3 seconds. He defeated 114 runners in the closest race since 1897, beating the previous record by 5 minutes 4.4 seconds set by Robert Fowler of Cambridge Gymnasium in 1901.
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Thomas
Longboat
Toronto
Canada
Boston Atiiecte Association
Ashland
Gostum
Robert Fowler
Canbridgepuret Gymnasium Association
Rhode Island adjourns legislature amid senator uncertainty
The Rhode Island General Assembly plans to adjourn on Thursday with no clear path to a United States senator. In Wisconsin a prohibition bill to stop tobacco sales to minors under 16 was adopted by the state assembly. Pittsburgh reports window glass factories closing for the season affecting thousands of workers. An alleged plot by Pennsylvania anarchists to assassinate President Roosevelt is under FBI investigation.
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United States
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NS. J
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Vazletron
Roosevelt
United States Secre Service
Escaped convicts in Pittsburg mine escape raid ends in deaths
Four black convicts who fled from the Durham coal mines at Pittsburg robbed J. F. Denson's home in Summerville Georgia. A posse tracked them to the woods and opened fire. One gunman was killed and two others were wounded perhaps fatally. the fourth man escaped.
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Summerville
Durham
Pittsburg
J. F. Denson
Constitution Adopted in Gutheie Oklahoma
Gutheie Oklahoma April 20 without a dissenting vote the constitution for the proposed state of Oklahoma adopted by the convention after five months in session. St Paul Minnesota April 2 Gunderson who confessed to robbing Northern Foxpress Cash office held up Fred Zimmerman clerk and emptied $25 000 was sentenced to the St Cloud reformatory. Dinameters Looted a Bank at Bixby I T robbers dynamited the Farmers and Merchants bank safe securing several thousand dollars and escaped.
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Okla
Oklahoma
St. Paul, Minn
Gunderson
Northern Foxpress
Fred Zimmerman
St . Cloud Reformatory
Vutsa
I. T
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Bixby
Columbus
W. L. Curry
Ohia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Tthis State
Marion Teacher Accused of Beating Children
Marion Ohio April 20 A local school teacher Miss Dickason is charged with severely beating several young children for minor offenses. Victims include the 11 year old son of Owen Messenger and the 6 year old daughter of Lafe Grammer. Parents briefed Humane Officer Ush and possible action follows.
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Marion
Kedna Dickason
Big Island Township
Owen Messenger
Bert Miller
Lafe Grammer
Uish
Miss Dickason
Messenger
Couple Pitched From Carriage Over Fifty Foot Embankment
In Ashtabula Ohio on April 20 Mrs Aug Cole and Mrs John Belmont were pitched from a buggy over a 50 foot embankment after a dog frightened the horse. They were badly injured with Mrs Cole in grave condition.
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Ashtabula
Aug Cole
John Belmont
Saybrook
Lake Road
Dance Fiend Convicted of Manslaughter in Sluka Killing
In Cleveland on April 20 Harry Fertel known as the dance fiend was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury in Judge Strimple's court for the death of Special Policeman Sluka after a dance.
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Harry Fertel
Sluka
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