Mme Gould Arrives in Naples Met by Prince Sagan
Mme Anna Gould lands in Naples aboard the Friedrich der Grosse from New York. Prince Helie de Sagan greets her in harbor then kisses her head in her cabin. They tour the Bertolini Palace hotel, with Gould occupying twelve rooms and roses in her parlor.
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Mme. Gould
E Sagan
Naples
Dent
Theildren
Mme
Gould
Prince
Bertolini Palace
Gibraltar
Erie Chicago Express Derailed Near Rochester injures many
An Erie No. 4 Chicago Express derailed near Cariusteo and Camereo at 8 39 this morning while traveling sixty mph. A score of passengers were injured though no deaths were reported. Wrecking crew and officials rushed to the scene from Hornell and New York. locomotive tire loss caused the incident with one express car derailing.
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Erie
Rochester
Rocaestre
N. Y
Chicago Express
Cariisteo
Hornell
New York
Erie Railroad
Camereo
Thunderstorm Atded Robbers Loot Illinois Store
During a thunder storm on April 24 robbers dynamited the general store of Solon Kugler in Pinceneyville Illinois. They fled with 1000 in checks 500 in certificates of deposit two Illinois Central checks 57 50 each and 42 in cash. The blast occurred near Kugler residence but thunder hid the noise.
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Pinceneyville
Ill
Solon Kugler
Illinois Central
Kug Jer
AP Officers Re-elected by Board in New York
The Associated Press board re-elected all current officers before adjournment in New York. Frank B. Noyes remains president, Charles Hopkins Clark is first vice president, Rufus N. Rhodes second vice president, Herman Ridder treasurer, Melville E. Stone secretary and general manager, and Charles Diehl assistant secretary and assistant general manager.
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New York
Associated Press
Frank B. Noyes
Chicago Record- Virraid
Charles Hopkins Clark
Westford Courant
Rufus N. Rhodes
Birmingham News
Herman Ridder
New York Staats Zeitung
Melville E. Stone
Charles §. Diehl
Negro policy men fined in Kansas City police court
Detectives arrested Samuel Scott and George Pilcher for operating a policy game at Fourth street and Freeman avenue. Scott was fined and Pilcher fined $50 after police lawmen testified to their roles in writing and paying for a policy ticket. The page also advertises Southwest Texas mineral water and celebrates local artesian wells and a university analysis of the water.
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Samuel Scott
George Pilcher
Kansas City
Kas
Fourth Street
Freeman Avenue
Robert McKnight
Scott
Pilcher
America
San Antonio Express
Texas
Ecific
Ave Woodward
LaSalle County
Woodward
State University At
Aulustin
B. L. Glasscock
Texas State University At
Austin
Women to Become Farmers Organize in Chicago
Twenty Chicago women formed the Art Craft colony to take up and settle 160 acres of government irrigated lands in the West. The group includes dressmakers milliners and metal workers with several pursuing agriculture and poultry. Mrs T Vernette Morse was elected president.
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Chicago
Art Craft Colony
T. Vernette Morse
Robber Confesses to Mount Washington Post Office Theft
William Soper confessed to postoffice inspectors that he robbed Mount Washington post office of 2.45 dollars last night. U S Commissioner John M. Nuckols ordered Soper jailed pending federal court sentencing next week. Orin Shaw saw Soper lighting matches and raised the alarm as onlookers pursued him after he tried to climb a barbed wire fence.
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William Soper
Postoffice
Mount Washington
John M. Nuckols
United States
Soper
Orin Shaw
Demand for a Union Station in Kansas City Kas
The Merchants' Mutual Association of Kansas City Kansas adopted resolutions urging the mayor council and railroad officials to construct a union passenger station in Kansas City Kas They oppose separate stations as ordered by the railroad commissioners and say a union station would centralize business and benefit commerce.
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Merchants’ Mutual Association of
Kansas City
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Kas
Son Not to Blame in Bonner Springs Shooting
Coroner Dr J A Davis of Wyandotte county ruled Mrs John Nelson’s death an unavoidable accident and said no inquest is needed. The 14 year old son Harry accidentally discharged a shotgun while preparing to shoot a chicken hawk, killing his mother in Bonner Springs yesterday.
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J. A. Davis
Wyandotte County
John Nelson
Bonner Springs
Mrs S Alice Halderman Named Bank President in Girard
Mrs S Alice Halderman of Girard Kansas, president of the State Bank of Girard, is in Kansas City. She has led the bank since her husband’s death and is sister to Jane Addams of Chicago. Anna H Addams is a bank vice president.
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S. Alice Halderman
State Bank of
Girard
Kas
Kansas City
Wholesale Fish Dealer Named in Involuntary Bankruptcy Suit
A suit in involuntary bankruptcy was filed in the United States district court this morning against John B. McLendon a wholesale dealer in salt fish at 122 East Fourth Street. Debts listed include Bettman Todd Grocery company 160.70 Neenah Cheese and Cold Storage company 150 Ernest Regex 250 Wisconsin Fishing company 19.
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United States District Court
John B. McLendon
East Fourth Street
Bettman-Todd Grocery Company
Neenah Cheese and Cold Storage Company
Ernest Regex
Wisconsin Fishing Company
Handsome Spring and Summer Fabrics From Leading Cloth Makers
A refined selection of Spring and Summer fabrics from prominent Foreign and Domestic cloth makers showcases top seasonal ideas. Prices are sensible, inviting shoppers to explore quality textiles for the coming wear.
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Copenhagen
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Helie
Pinckneyville, HL
Associated Press Officers
O Coloniata
Kansans City
Alles Halderman
Cirard, Kan
MAIN
William Jerrems
Main St
Oxford
CARR
Watoo Dnoe Bo
H. T. Lacy China
Glass Co
Grand Avenue
GEO. B. Peck Dry Goods CO
Altman Vode
Altman
Baltimore Avenue Building
Gibson
Bie
Baltimore Avenue
Battenberg Lace
Teneriffe
Main Street
Mr. and
Mrs
Jean Bregant
Boyvent
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