Roosevelt Dominates New York Politics After Hughes Appointment
Washington April 27 The appointment of Gov. Hughes to the Supreme Bench leaves Theodore Roosevelt as the dominant political force in New York. Politicians say the move positions Roosevelt as the head of the New York Republican organization, capable of steering the campaign with Hughes out of active involvement.
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Father Tells of Disaster at Sea and Loss of Twins
A letter from Enterprise laments the death of two infant twins aboard a ship bringing the editor to town. The writer recounts arrival, family sorrow, and confusion over a perceived reservoir or slough amid the disaster.
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Li Grande
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Dillworth
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Ais
Dror
Portland
Dillon
Ingle Wins Victor Ingle in Declamatory Contest
Robert Emmet’s protest against sentence for treason is noted as Ingle, competing in the Inland Empire declamatory contest at Whitman, won the gold medal last night. His win earns him entry into the Whitman contest on May 6, with judges J. M. Uoein, TL H Crawford, and S. W. Seenonn concurring on the verdict.
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Ingle
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Cove Farmer Praises Cows and Local Creamery
Go Corpe of Cove reports two cows have produced 232.70 in cream sales to Blue Mountain Creamery of La Grande over the past year. One cow is nine, the other four, with four calves born, no twins. He praises the cows and the creamery’s fair treatment.
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Ronde Company to Open Creamery on Fir Street
The Grande Ronde Creamery will operate on Fir Street with Ben W. Noyes as manager. Local investors back the project and machinery is already in place for a complete plant to manufacture butter ice cream and other creamery products in the Gardiner building.
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Ben W. Noyes
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Fir Street
Fram to Drift Seven Years to Reach North Pole
Captain Ronald Ammundson plans a seven year Arctic expedition aboard the Fram voyaging from San Francisco early next year. He intends to let the vessel ice drift, hoping currents carry him near the pole and release on Greenland's eastern coast.
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Ronald Ammundson
Arctic
North Pole
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Pole
Greenland
Firemen Hold Conference On Locomotive Strain
Oregon firemen meet amid tense mood over the Montser locomotive. They accuse the engine of heavy coal use and dangerous firemen workload. A conference was in progress to determine next steps as tensions rise and a potential strike looms if grievances remain unresolved.
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Mountain Division
Oregon
Monsier
Bridgeport Board Probes High School Sorority Initiation
Misa Ethel Clark lies critically ill in Brattleborough as Bridgeport educators investigate a high school sorority initiation blamed for her collapse. She was fed oysters and macaroni thought to be pollywogs and worms after which she suffered a nervous collapse. Doctors warn nerves and stomachs may take years to recover.
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Education Today
Sentencing for Wolter to Electrocution at Sing Sing
Albert Wolter, convicted of murdering Ruth Wheeler, was sentenced today to be electrocuted at Sing Sing during the week of June 6. Wheeler, a young stenographer, answered an advertisement to Wolter's room, was murdered, and her body burned in the fire plate.
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Albert Wolter
Ruth Wheeler
Sing Sing
Woltes
Greatest Race In History Starts In Manchester
The London Mell prize of £50,000 prompted aerial pioneer Paulhan to sail toward the Far East by dirigible? The race began after delays from high wind with Claud White joining later. Paulhan led after 47 miles from the start at Betchley and set a world cross country record by 117 miles, while White pursued from Wolverton as the day ended.
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Hampentead
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London
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Betchley
White
Wolverton
Hyde Purchased Poison in Kansas City Trial Testimony
Dr. C Hyde bought cyanide of potassium on September 13 December 4 and December 9, druggist Hodge Brecklein testified. He said Hyde planned to use the poison to kill dogs and produced capsules matching the cyanide pills from the stock.
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BR. C. Hyde
Hodge Brecklein
Brecklein
Jeffries Training Routine Aims For Johnson Bout
Jim Jeffries outlines a strict daily training plan starting at 6 30 am with a cold bath and rubdown followed by a brisk four mile walk as part of preparations for his Johnson fight.
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Jim Jeffries
Johnson
Australasian Tennis Stars to Visit United States in Summer
The Australian Lawn Tennis Association plans a US tour for late May with four top Australasian players Norman E. Brookes Anthony F. Wilding A Walter Dunlop and Dr Sharp. They will be joined by six golfers for a continental expedition to compete in major tournaments marking the first Pacific presence in American courts.
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Pacific
Brookes
Wilding
Australia
America
Brit Fe
Australasian Davis Cup Team and U A U All Around Title Hope
The Australasian Davis Cup quartet is set to appear in the western championships at Chicago this season. Victor P. Kennard, ex Harvard athlete, announces his candidacy for the Amateur Athletic Union all around championship on July 4 in Chicago, alongside Joe Horner for the Chicago Athletic Association. English rugby teams plan fall U S games with matches possibly in the east if a strong college side develops, with partners McGill, University of Toronto, University of Nevada, and California arranging games.
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Dr. Sharp
Fred B. Alexander
Hackett
Chicago
Kennard
Victor P. Kennard
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Crimson
Yale
Amateur Athletic Union
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Chicago Athletic Associaten
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Ellery H. Clark
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Cartmell Seeks England Training Trip With Murphy
Nat Cartmell the former Penn sprinter now professional in England invites Mike Murphy Red and Blue coach to join him in England this season to compete against top international sprinters.
Sacred Ficus Religtia Shrine Prompts Respectful Veneration
A historic Ficus religiosa tree in India, linked to Buddha and seven years of meditation, remains a focal point of reverence and religious worship. Local guardians emphasize safeguarding the sacred plant from any harm.
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India
Buddha
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