Annapolis Alumni Banquet With Fleet Officers in San Francisco
After four days of lavish hospitality, the Pacific and Atlantic fleets rested in San Francisco. Admiral Thomas kept a cold at the Fairmount after an Oakland banquet, while Annapolis alumni mingled with about 150 officers and civilians. A press breakfast hosted by the Fairmount featured Mayor Edward R. Taylor and ex Mayor James D. Whelan as speakers.
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Annapolis
Thomas
Fairmount Hotel
Oakland
Naval Academy
Fairmount
Edward R. Taylor
James D. Whelan
WANTS GASTRO PUNISHED Minister Russell on Way Home
Paris May 11 The expulsion of eight Frenchmen from Venezuela heightens French protests against President Castro. The Temps urges action and hints Roosevelt should act as peacemaker with a Venezuela lesson. Russell sails for the United States after a visit to the gunboat Paducah. Moffet remains in La Guaira amid plague disruptions and possible gunboat transfer.
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Paris
Venezuela
Castro
Temps
France
Puerto Cabello
M. Taigny
United States
Cullom
Roosevelt
Washington
Willemstad
W. W. Russell
Caracas
Paducah
Russell
Thomas P. Moffet
la Guaira
Fleet Visit Brings Naval Events and Sperry Promotion
The article notes Henry ReuterdaNl urging naval press attention as the fleet plans a busy week around the bay with dances and excursions for 2000 sailors. Rear Admiral Charles M. Sperry will become commander in chief on May 15, with Dayton's Pacific fleet leaving San Francisco shortly after.
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Henry ReuterdaNl
Navy
San Jose
Vallejo
Berkeley
Mount Tamalpais
California Club
Sperry
Charles M. Sperry
Thomas
Pacific Fleet
Adiral Dayton
San Francisco
Admiral Dayton
Admiral Sperry
Cole
Epidemic Strikes Kiev Prison Amid Typhoid Outbreak
Report from Kiev cites a severe exanthematous typhoid outbreak in the city prison with over 200 deaths to date and nearly all inmates infected. authorities refuse to release details. A separate item notes Francis M. Hardy indicted by the Anderson grand jury for allegedly taking a bribe related to a school contract.
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Kiev
Russia
Anderson
Francis M. Hardy
Bryan Bolting Plan Looms at Minnesota Convention
The Minnesota Democratic state convention in St Paul Will convene May 14 to assign 22 votes to Gov John A Johnson for president Pro Bryan delegates 400 strong will walk out after Johnson delegates seated and form a solid Bryan delegation to Denver The Sacramento California Republican convention will likely back President Roosevelt despite his Chicago candidacy rejection by voters in unofficial primaries
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St. Paul
Minn
Bryan
Denver
San Francisco
Sacramento
Roosevelt
Chicago
California
Notable Men to Convene in Washington for Resource Conference
Washington May 11 The week brings one of the era’s most eminent gatherings as 44 governors and 153 advisers join 59 presidents of major national groups for the Roosevelt presided White House conference on natural resources. The 256 men are noted for their public service and leadership in tackling a great national issue.
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Washington
United States
Conference On Natural Resources
White House
Roosevelt
Night Rider Outrage Strikes Indiana Farm
Early Sunday morning a band alleged from Kentucky ruined Henry Keiser’s tobacco beds five miles below Aurora Indiana. They dug a grave and placed an old sword a box of matches and a warning note threatening Keiser if he raises more tobacco. Farmers remain alert and expect further trouble.
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Aurora
Ind
Kentucky
Henry Keiser
Keiser
Mackay Adds Gifts to Nevada School of Mines
Clarence H. Mackay of the Postal Telegraph announces further benefactions for the University of Nevada including furnishings for the school of mines and an annual maintenance gift of 6000 dollars, atop earlier gifts of 100000 for the Mackay school of mines 30000 for the statue and 50000 for campus improvements.
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Reno
Nev
Clarence H. Mackay
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Mackay School of Mines
John W. Mackay
University of Nevada
School of Mines
Citi zens' Natural Gas Plans Five New Shelby County Wells
The Citi zens' Natural Gas board at Shelbyville intends to drill five new wells in Shelby County this year. The decision outlines expansion efforts and local resource development by the regional energy firm.
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Citizens’ Natural Gas Company
Shelbyville
Congress Mulls Adjournment By May 25
Congress advances supply bills for next fiscal year, with 14 general measures totaling about a billion dollars. The House has passed all but the military academy and the general deficiency bill, while the Senate lags on large post office and sundry civil appropriations. Only two bills have presidential approval, the urgent deficiency and Indian bills, with others in conference and awaits final action. Tributes to late Adolph Meyer of Louisiana noted in House.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Military Academy
Senate
House
Post Office
Committee On Appropriations
Adolph Meyer
Louisiana
Boyne Falls High Principal Slater Shoots Self
Walter C. Slater principal of Boyne Falls high school shot himself in his bedroom Saturday night after excusing himself from a Sunday school class of boys who had planned a banquet in his honor in Boyne City Michigan.
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Boyne City
Mich
Walter C. Slater
Boyne Falls High School
Death of Simon Delcamp Found in Woods After Day of Fishing
The body of Simon Delcamp of Goshen was found in nearby woods after he collapsed with apoplexy following a day spent fishing. The discovery occurred near his home as investigators review the circumstances of the fall and death.
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Simon Delcamp
Goshen
Tentative Accord Reached in Boundary Question with Colombia
Taft meets Amador Arias and Arango in Panama City with Squiers Cromwell. Conferences end with a tentative agreement on key matters between Colombia United States and Panama. Arbitration tribunal to settle land titles and valuations in the canal zone with Magoon as umpire.
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Taft
Amador
Arias
Senor Arango
United States
Mr. Squiers
William Nelson Cromwell
Panama Canal _ company
Colombia
Juarado
Roosevelt
Root
Canal
Shots Fired at Vaudeville Stage in Minnesota
In St. Paul at the Majestic theater a box occupant Mrs Bert Swan fired six shots at her husband, an alligator tamer, while he performed. None hit. A panic followed as a curtain hid moving pictures. She claimed no intent to kill, saying she shot at the scenery and would travel with him to New York.
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St. Paul, Minn
Majestic Theater
Bert Swan
Debs Name Sparks Cheers at Socialist Convention
In Chicago on May 11 the opening session of the Socialist national convention at the Garrick Theatre drew cheers when W D Haywood was named and faint approval for Eugene V Debs surfaced as delegates gathered for a ten day meeting to pick a presidential nominee.
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Chicago
W. D. Haywood
Garrick Theater
Eugene V. Debs
American journalist dies aboard Lutzow in voyage
Cherbourg reports the death of Joseph Leicht a first cabin passenger on the North German Lloyd steamship Lutzow who arrived Sunday. The American journalist will be shipped to New York on Wednesday next after the body was taken ashore.
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Cherbourg
Joseph Leicht
Lutzow
Leicht
New York
Jealous Husband Shoots Wife Then Fatally Wounds Man
Martin Schleyer shot and seriously wounded his divorced wife Martha Schleyer in Kenosha Wisconsin on Sunday afternoon and then killed Herman Koehler. Jealousy and drink are cited as motives.
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Kenosha
Wis
Martin Schleyer
Martha Schleyer
Herman Koehler
Cooks Who Cook Columns Secured by Reporter
A local column feature titled Cooks Who Cook profiles community cooks, highlighting their recipes and cooking approaches, with insights from the Reporter staff. The piece showcases diverse kitchen talents and neighborhood meal ideas.
Crowds flock to Gunness farm at LaPorte gathering
Laporte Ind May 11 crowds from Laporte county and beyond descend on the Gunness farm as a public interest swell. Mayor Darrow orders Sunday law enforcement and transport strains on railways and trolleys. Among visitors are Olaf Lindboe seeking missing relatives and questions about unidentified victims.
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Ind
Laporte County
Gunness Farm
Darrow
Olaf Lindboe
la Salle Avenue
Chicago
Thomas
Elkhart
Mishawka
South Bend
New Carlisle
Rolling Prairie
Gunness
Here
Roosevelts Return to Washington After Pine Knot Stay
President Roosevelt Mrs Roosevelt and John Burroughs conclude several days at Pine Knot near Charlottesville Virginia and travel back to Washington Sunday night.
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Roosevelts
Washington
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John Burroughs
Pine Knot
Sunday Ball Players Arrested In Mobile Game
In Mobile on May 11 the entire New Orleans and Mobile teams along with both umpires were arrested before the game for disturbing Sunday baseball. The incident halted the event and summoned authorities to the scene.
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Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Danville Officials Suspect Beggar Belongs to Laporte Family
Danville authorities identify a woman with three children seen begging on the streets as possibly Mrs. Belle Gunnus from Laporte. Investigators pursue confirmation to locate the family and verify her identity.
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Danville
Belle Gunnus
Laporte
Mapl Flake the perfect food for children
An advertisement extols Mapl Flake as the ideal wheat based cereal for children. It claims whole wheat is superior to white flour and rejects corn oats and inferior flaked foods. The process is described as steam cooking six hours flaking thin and toasting 30 minutes at 400 degrees with maple syrup for flavor. It targets grocers hotels and dining cars.
Countess Gizycki Seeks Divorce and Custody in America
Vienna reports Countess Gizycki once Eleanor Patterson of Chicago may win a divorce in the U S but custody chances for her child are slim. She accuses the count of hiding the child and denying access. The count refuses to see her, fearing an attempt to take the child. Joseph Medill Patterson of the Chicago Tribune is expected to arrive to help his sister.
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Vienna
Countess Gizycki
Eleanor Patterson
Chicago
Joseph Medill Patterson
The
Chicago Tribune
Seeing London rubbernecks ride twenty five seaters
London May 11 Seeing London motor cars seating twenty five rubbernecks are the latest sensation introduced by two Americans. The route runs from Adam street to Hampton Court and back with admission to major sights included. Londoners try the cars as a joke while the megaphone guides highlight sites Americans helped to make historic. J P Morgans offices are among these.
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London
Lon
Adam Street
Hampton Court
Return
J. P. Morgan’s
Friction Over Move Sparks Jani tor Conversation
In a terse exchange a resident asks why moving is needed after a pleasant flat. The reply cites incompatibility with the janitor and a lack of children for him to counsel.
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