Roosevelt Leaves Budapest for Paris on Oriental Express
Theodore Roosevelt received a rousing sendoff at Budapest as he departed for Paris in the early hours aboard the Orient Express. A crowd of distinguished guests including Ambassador Kerens Baron von Bengel Muller and Count Apponyi gathered at the station after the final dinner in his honor while Roosevelt went directly to the train.
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Budapest
Theodore Roosevelt
Paris
Oriental Express
I Station
Roosevelt
Kerens
Baron von Bengelmuller
Washington
State says Wolter will be convicted
New York April 20 Slowl y but surely the state is welding a chain of evidence about Albert Wolter on trial for the murder of little Ruth Wheeler Two important witnesses today were Jennie Fisher the clerk who sold paint to Walter on the day Ruth Wheeler disappeared and Police Capt Hughes who ordered Walters arrest It is purely upon circumstantial evidence the state hopes to convict but Assistant District Attorney Moss declares he has fixed together the trends of the story in so convincing a manner that he can absolutely reconstruct for the jury the scene in Walters apartment where Ruth Wheeler fighting for her honor lost her life It is said the defense will seek to show Miss Wheeler was killed by some other man who cunningly sought to put the crime on Wolter.
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New York
Albert Wolter
Little Ruth Wheeler
Jennie Fisher
Walter
Ruth Wheeler
Hughes
Moss
Motorman Tried After 10 Stop Speeding Car
Evidence showed Daniel D. Howell drove the traction car that struck and killed an 18 month old child at Thompson's crossing northeast of Indianapolis last May. Howell faced a second degree murder charge in criminal court this morning. The evidence suggested Howell attempted to stop his car. The indictment accuses him of maliciously committing the crime.
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Pasengers
Daniel D. Howell
Thompson's Crossing
Indianapolis
Howell
Pastor Fights Rum Traffic
Rev. J. A. Patterson, superintendent of the Anti Saloon League in New York City, says modern sentiment is solving saloon problems nationwide. He urges rapid reform and notes the movement spreading from coast to coast, with Patterson actively supporting the no license crusade in New York.
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J. AT Patterson
New York
J. A. Patterson
Anti-Saloon League
New York City
Patterson
Policeman Pulls Back From Duty After Fatal Day
Joseph Hollingsworth, once seeking a police job, withdraws after a day that saw a officer killed in the line of duty a bullet wound to another and a near-knife attack. John B Wood states the board applauds Krupp's bravery and resolves to commend him while praising the force's efficiency.
Ghoulish Demands After Death Shock American Visitor
Mrs I EL Jeffrey of Xenasha Wis arrived with her husband’s body on the steamer Cincinnati after he died of heart failure at the Grand Hotel Pompeii. She reports an Italian hotel owner sought 400 in damages for the death and 300 for preparing the body. The deceased was president of Rambier automobile firm. Monte Carlo casino posts a 70 percent dividend per 100 share, up from last year, with market value about 1140.
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New York
I. EL
Jeffrey
Ixenasha
Wis
Cincinnati
Grand Hotel
Pompeii
Monte Carlo
Relatives Offer To Pay Debts Of Prince Miguel
Vienna April 20 Relatives of Princess Miguel formerly Miss Anna Stewart made a fifty cent offer on the collar to creditors. The offer is deemed unsatisfactory but likely to be accepted as the princess' lawyers refuse further negotiation. The prince's debts exceed 41 million dollars. His wife is the daughter of Mrs Mary Smith of New York.
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Cess Miguel
Anna Stewart
Prince Miguel
Mary Smith
New York
Field's Son Penniless in Bellevue Hospital
Edward M Field son of Cyrus W Field of Atlantic cable fame lies penniless in Bellevue Hospital after nephritis illness. He was brought in yesterday afternoon by a Salvation Army attache. Once wealthy from his inheritance, he now faces poverty and illness.
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New York
Edward M Field
Cyrus W. Field
Atlantic Cable Fame
Bellevue Hospital
Salvation Army
When Love and Duty Clash in a European Escape
A couple confronts happiness and duty as they discuss separating, a European trip, and the future. She admits past faults and urges him toward his best interests while clinging to love. He hesitates, torn between family obligations and personal freedom, amid plans for a possible breakup.
The Third Degree Leads Howard to a Tough Choice
Annie sobs that she will give up and Howard declares she is the squarest woman he knows. He contends that public opinion cannot shake his belief, and she urges him to consider his future, noting his father’s wish he go abroad and take a rightful position with his family and readers watching.
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S&s. Penn
Anheuser-Busch
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Frank Daniels Belle
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New Jersey St
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Arthur Hornblow
Cleopatra
Willy Pantzer
CO. Doherty
Patsy Doyle
Africa
William H. Murphy
Blanche
Lucille Spinney
Matinee
RAJAH
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Extra Insworth Arnold
George Arving
Agseolae
Elmo
Cirele
Balcoay
de Gamer
Empire
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Lara Bennett
Williams
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Story & Clark Piano Co
Pennsylvania St
Ind
Frank Ni
Millikan
A. A. Barnes
Posada
L. P. Newby
W. F.C. Golt
W. K. Sproule, Jr
Harry B. Wilson
Columbia National
East Washington St
Polk’s Milk
Main
Castoria
State Life Insurance Co
Ironstacks Taveanalys
Gresay
Totes
Talnutta
Leonia
ST. Denis
Broadway
11Th Street
Wanamaker
Nistri
WM. Taylor & Son, Inc
Vonnegut Hardware Co
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