Roosevelt May Touch Off Bomb On Homecoming
Washington reports grow that Col Theodore Roosevelt may signal his homecoming with a political explosion. Insurgents cheer dispatches from Italy noting his admiration for Victor Murdock and support for reform against Cannonism and Ballingerism. Roosevelt’s stance against the tariff and Aldrich is highlighted to suggest a strengthened insurgent faction after June 17.
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Washington
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Aldrich
Wall Street
Roosevelt Visits Genoa Galleries Before Trip Start
Col and Mrs Roosevelt with United States Consul James A Smith toured Genoa galleries amid heavy rain before departing for Porto Maurizio to visit his sister in law Miss Carow Gifford Pinchot is to meet them. Consul Smith hosted a luncheon at noon in Genoa. In Rome Miss Ethel and Kermit Roosevelt left to join their parents at Porto Mauruzzo.
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Genoa
Spezia
Consul Smith
Roosevelts
Rome
Ethel
Kermit Roosevelt
Porto Maurtzis
Mrs. Lacey Sayler Faces Trial in Crescent City Murder
Public sympathy grows for Mrs. Lacey Sayler as her trial with Dr. W. R. Miller and John Grunden nears closing for the July murder of her husband, J. Byron Sayler, Crescent City banker, with arguments expected to end today.
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Watsekail
Lacey Sayler
W. R. Miller
John €. Grunden
J. Byron Sayler
Crescent City
Pittsburg Railroad Employees Get 6 Percent Pay Increase
Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad workers totaling about 5,000 people are notified of an immediate six percent wage increase. The announcement comes from company management in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania on April 9.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Free $3.50 Kidney Cure Recipe Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement offers a free home remedy recipe claimed to cure weak kidneys and related symptoms within a week. The notice urges readers to request Dr. A. bi. Robinson’s plan, noting physicians would charge $3.50 for a prescription and promising plain mail delivery in a sealed envelope.
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A.bi. Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
Banks of Pittsburg to be investigated
Pittsburg April 9 An investigation of banking methods in Pittsburg follows graft inquiries. Six banks tied to bribe passing and confessions. grand jury plans broaden to general practices. Couns eslman Morris E Einstein faces a $20 000 bribe case tied to securities. District attorney moves to probe Second National Bank directorate. J M Young allegedly shields N Hofstot under indictment.
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Pittsburg
Counseslman
Morris E. Einstein
Second National Bane
J. M. Young
N. Hofstot
New York
College Girl Dies in Ghost Dance Fire at Adelphi College
Miss Susan Lustgerten, 19, died at Brooklyn hospital from burns after an explosion at a ghost dance party at Adelphi College in Brooklyn. Two other young women were badly burned while attempting to extinguish the flames as alcohol fueled the brazier. Fifty girls attended the event hosted by The Black Hand Society, a freshmen group with junior class guests.
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New York
Susan Lustgerten
Brooklyn Hospital
Miss Lustgerten
Miss Cook
Miss Betsch
New York Critics Skeptical on Molly May Opera Debut
New York critics react coolly to Grace La Rue in Molly May at the Hackett theater. They call the plot and jokes antiquated, delivering a cautious reception after last night’s opening performance.
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New York
Grace la Rues
Molly May
Hackett Theater
Young Woman Beheaded After Train Attempt in Cleveland
An unidentified 23 year old woman walked to Nickel Plate tracks on Amherst avenue in Cleveland. As two trains approached she hesitated then stepped aside. Moments later she laid her head on a rail and was beheaded by the fast freight.
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Cleveland, O
Nickel Plate Railroad
Amherst Avenue
Sixty Three Mules Burn at Shafton Stables
Sixty three mules owned by Westmoreland Coal were killed in a fire at Shafton stables this morning. The blaze destroyed the buildings, with a total loss estimated at fifteen thousand dollars.
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Irvin
Westmoreland Coal Company
Shafton
Efforts to Settle Philadelphia Streetcar Strike
In Philadelphia on April 9 President Gompers and Vice President Mitchell of the American Federation of Labor arrived to press renewed efforts toward a settlement of the street car strike.
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Philadelphia
Gompers
Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Insurance company condition report from 1909 notice
The document lists the condition of North British and Mercantile Insurance Co of New York and others as of December 31 1909. It details capital amounts assets liabilities and the Scott Union National Insurance Co with offices in Hartford and New York along with New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co at Manchester New Hampshire. Auditor of State Billheimer certifies accuracy March 24 1910.
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State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State of
Indiana
J., Billheimer
Auditor of State
Marens
Billheimer
Niagara Fire Insurance Company Statement of Condition
The document lists assets and liabilities for the Niagara Fire Insurance Company at 25 Liberty Street New York City with officers Harold Herrick president and George W. Dewey secretary. It shows total assets and liabilities, bonds and stocks values, cash on hand, and notes of audit by the State of New York dated March 16 1910. another entry covers the North British and Mercantile Insurance Company with its New York office and asset totals. It documents officials E G Richards manager J F Hastings assistant manager and verifies state certification.
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Columbia Insurance Company
No. 13
Exchange Place
Jersey City, N. J
George F. Crane
C. K Dean
Fidelity and Casualty Company OF
New York
Liberty Street
Cedar Street
New York City
George F. Seward
Robert J. Hillas
VetaRep Pale Moma Koesed Pate
Lloyds Plate Glass Insurance Company
William Street
William T. Woods
Charles EB. W. Chambers
Ps Heetka Wala Aps
Ccompany
North British & Mercantile Insurance Company OF
New Toro
N. Y
E. G. Richards
J. F. Hastings
New York State
NEW Hamphsshirege Fire Insurance Company
No. Si. Elm Street
Manchester
N. H
Frank W. Sargeant
Frank E. Martin
Lewis W. Crockett
William B. Burpee
U. S
Niagara Fire Insurance Company
N._C
Harold Herrick
George W. Dewey
Mort
North British and Mercantile Insurance Company
State of
Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State of Indians
Bilu Heiner
Sheriffs Sale Notices From Marion County Indiana
Public sale notices announce several sheriff sales in Marion County Indiana. Properties include part of Lot 16 in Charles St John West addition and Lot 1 in Square 26 in Beatty's Addition to Indianapolis. Dates run through April 16 1910 with bids to satisfy court decrees and costs.
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Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Sterling R. Bolt
Cassius
Millis Et al
Charles St. John
West
Indianapolis
Ywndiien
Tacob Woessner
Arch
J. M. Milner
Wm. Ogborn
Winfield Miller
F. L. Garrison Et al
Paeset
Court House
Renal
David S. Beatty
Heal
Jacob Woessner
Joseph W. Hutchinson
Seperior Court
Western Saw- Loan Association
Erbana Abrir Jn
Georging
Marlette Park
Recorder's Office
Marton County
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Maurizio
Mrs. Sayler
Wilkesbarre
Nottingham Collery
Matt Freck
Millersburg
Dauphin Co
Tam
Cascarets
Chas. E. Condon
Lewiston
Mifflin Co
East Market Street
the Union Trust CO
H. Clapp
Insurance Department Insurance
Vatican
Monsignor Falconio
Mer. Falconio
United States
Holy See
Dr. Pierce
BANKS
Git
Home Brewing Co
Cruse and
Daly Streets
Harris-Thompson CO
W. Booth St
Finson
Wechsler
Delaware and
Whip Streets
C. Koehring & Bro
J. C. Billheimer
The
Enmnane
Sheir
Lloyds Plate Glass Insurance Co
J. Cc. Billheimer
Scottish Union and National Insurance Company
Scottish Union & National Insurance Company
Pearl Street
Hartford
Conn
James H. Brewster
Adamburgh
Scotland
U.S
North British and Mercantile Insurance Co
Cory
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company
Kramo Bas
J. C. Billaeimer
North British and Mercantile Insurance Com
London
Edinburgh
Wwe Uy One
Allegheny & Westernity. Co
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Hn, KR. Co
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Cleveland & Pittsburg R. Kd. Co
Minn
St. Paul & Ste. Marie
Wis
R. N
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Reading Co
Southern Railway. Co
Mobile & Ohio Stock Trust
Southern Railway
Union Pacific BE. Rh. Co
Indianapolis Sun
Hartmann’s
Kryptok Glasses
Drs
BOYER
Ohio St
Cha. A. Dryer
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