Reconciling Goulds Reported Planned Meeting Friday
New York April 21 Mrs Edward Kelly mother of Mrs Frank Gould says peacemakers aim to arrange a Friday meeting between Mr and Mrs Gould in New York or Hot Springs Virginia where Gould is staying. She contends the dispute is a mere tiff and will be settled soon with the couple united by their children.
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New York
Edward Kelly
Frank J. Gould
Gould
Kelly
Hot Springs
Man Helps His Wife With Housework
A letter from Harvey Home to The Star defends husbands who assist with domestic chores. The writer cites his own practice of helping when possible and argues it should be openly acknowledged rather than kept secret.
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Harvey
Negro arrested for carrying revolver at show grounds
William Jones of St. Louis a black man appeared at police court after a fight at Fifteenth Street and Kansas Avenue when a revolver was found in his pocket. He was fined 500 dollars in police court this morning. Judge Kyle noted most gun toters are newcomers to police court.
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Kyle
William Jones
St. Louis
Fifteenth Street
Kansas Avenue
Beaudin Near Boston on Portland to Chicago Walk
Arsena Beaudin of Adams Massachusetts starts from Newsurgrorr and travels toward Boston Massachusetts as part of a cross country walk to beat Edward Payson Weston's record. He aims to reach Boston before nightfall and continues toward Chicago.
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Newsurgrorr
Mass
Arsena Beaudin
Adams
Portland
Chicago
Edward Payson Weston
Boston
Beaudin
Ryan in His Own Defense in Traction Trust Case
New York April 21 Thomas F Ryan testifies in court defending himself and associates in the traction trust case. The grand jury reports no indictments of Metropolitan officials, citing inability to find evidence. Ryan says the Wall Street loan was a simple transaction, while the grand jury record suggests a political contribution.
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New York
Thomas F. Ryan
Traction Trust of
Grand
Ryan
Grand Jury
Justice Dowling
Supreme Court
Wall and Cortland Streets
Whitney
Dolan
Widener
Ikins
Mr. Ryan
Wall Street
Precautions Against Yellow Fever From Cuba Explained
Dr John H Thomas assistant surgeon of the marine hospital service arrived from Havana and described safeguards for US arrivals. Passengers names and destinations are forwarded with ships to port physicians who monitor them for six days, enabling rapid action if illness appears. The doctor urged calm and rapid, proper measures to stamp out any outbreak.
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United States
Cuba
John H. Thomas
Marine Hospital Service
Havana
Thomas
City Man Backs Sunday Chimes For Sabbath Observance
A reader urges Kansas City churches to install church bells with chimes to curb Sunday disrespect. He cites Des Moines, East Episcopal parishes, and The Star as advocates for moral improvement through chimes and notes local churches lack such bells. He signs Fk. J. Sacrra.
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Des Moines
Hells
Kansas City
East
Red Nose Sermon Sparks Church Exit
A humorous exchange describes a father who attended a church service with a red nose seen as a danger signal by the congregation, causing many attendees to leave early.
Arapahoe Then and Now: From Boom to Bust to 36,000 Growt
Sixteen years after the Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservations opened to homesteaders, Arapahoe swelled to 10 000 residents then collapsed to a dozen. Custer County now reports 36 000 people with new towns, farms, and mills expanding land value and tillage efforts, transforming a dusttorn frontier into prosperous communities.
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Arapahoe
Custer
Custer County
J. W. Lawton
Tragic Braybrook Junction Train Collision Kills Many
Forty two bodies have been recovered with eighty eight injured after a collision between Ballarat and Bendigo trains at Braybrook Junction near Melbourne on April 19. Fire linked deaths and buried victims reported as rescue efforts continue. The Bendigo engine driver claims signals showed and brakes failed to stop the onrushing train.
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Bendigo
Fire Brigade
Vergennes Fire Destroys Business District in Illinois Town
Vergennes Illinois reports a major fire gutting the business section. The loss is estimated at forty thousand dollars with partial insurance. The town of 1200 has no fire department. bucket brigades saved some structures but the bank post office hotel and several stores were ruined. No casualties.
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Versennrs
Inz
Ross & Son
Vergennes
St. Louis
Vergennes Bank
Schimpf's
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Seth Low
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Shohe Charles
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Pat Sullivan
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Rosenwald & Weil, Makers
Main
ERR Bros. & Garvey All Paper CO
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Nain” Bele
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Main St
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Eastman Sanitarium of Women
B. L. Eastman
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Auitarium
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J.W. Wagner
Grand Avenue
Sue
New Hidge Ridge
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L” System
Southwest
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Seoul
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Wyandotte St
Grand Ave
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