Roosevelt Lions Fall Before Roosevelt in Kenyan Hunt
The Associated Press reports Theodore Roosevelt hunted in British East Africa and killed two more lions, boosting his tally to five lions and one lioness since Saturday. A separate dispatch describes the sleeping sickness camp at Sesse Uganda with grim images of patients and calls for meat aid to ease suffering among victims.
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British East Africa
Sleeping
Theodore Roosevelt
Sesse
Uganda
David
Lady Bruce
Germany
France
Belgium
United Kingdom
Hesketh Bell
Victoria Nyanza
Great Lake
Awell
Tribune distribution and market report claim
A fragment notes 10000 issue copies printed and circulated this morning and defends the Tribune’s market report as best and non sensational. It asserts the Tribune prints all the news without sensationalism and lacks fault in distribution.
Tampered Scales Charged in Sugar Fraud Case
Federal prosecutors began criminal actions linked to the government suits against American Sugar Refining. Thomas Kehoe, longtime Brooklyn docks checker, is charged with manipulating scales to underweigh imports, tied to $2,134,000 in back duties. He pleaded not guilty and posted 2500 bail.
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Associated Press
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Thomas Kehoe
Brooklyn
American ‘Sugar Refining ‘Company
Kehoe
United States
Morse
Peace congress closes with two main speakers in Chicago banquet
Delegates wrap up a three day peace congress in Chicago with German Ambassador Bernstorff and Congressman Tawney as principal speakers at a banquet. Ballinger urges pursuit of universal peace citing McKinley and good faith, while resolutions from socialists are shelved.
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Peace Congress
Bernstorff
Tawney
Industrial Club
Ballinger
United States
Republic
McKinley
United States Forces Arrive at Gibraltar to Seek Reparations
United States armed cruisers Montan and North Carolina reached Gibraltar on May 5 and will sail soon for Alexandretta to safeguard American interests. Reports say Washington plans a formal demand for compensation over the killings of American missionaries in the Adana massacres in Asiatic Turkey.
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Associated Press
Gibraltar
United ‘States
Montan
North Carolina
Alexandretta
Asiatic Turkey
Adana
Patten Returns to Wheat Pit as Market Reacts
Special to The Tribune Chicago May 5 Patten back from New Mexico ranch sparks renewed activity in wheat futures. May rising to 1.29 1/2, July 1.171 1/4, September 1.06 as bears rush to cover. Industry leaders speculate Patten fears possible legislation and may bolster the bull move with Armour's backing.
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Tribune
Chicago
Patten
New Mexico
Congress
Illinois
J. Odgen Armour
Armour
Indiana Board Considers Retaining Many Current School Books
The Indiana state board of education, acting as the state board of school book commissioners, weighs keeping Walsh arithmetics and Frye geographies while considering changes to readers from Indiana School Book Co. Concerns over a postal “farmers' slate” and rival publishers trigger a heated debate on adopting new readers and cost savings for pupils and teachers nationwide.
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State Board of School Book Commissioners
D. C. Heath & Co
Ginn & Co
D. Appleton & Co
Indiana
Aldine
Plas
Citizenship For Tama Indians Urged By Inspectors
Associated Press Des Moines May 5 inspectors report Tama Indian reservation residents should receive full citizenship. They cite that the Indians are full landowners and thus too troublesome, arguing county officials could govern them more effectively and curb drunkenness.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Tama Indian Reservation
Tama County
Gov Marshall Improves After Illness
Special to The Tribune reports Gov Marshall, taken ill with a sinking spell and ptomaine illness after eating canned sardines Sunday night, showed improvement today as his pulse stabilized and his condition weakened previously.
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Tribune
Indianapolis
Marshall
Tariff Bill Prospects Fade For Congressional Session
The president says passage of the tariff bill and adjournment of the special session before June 15 or July 1 seem unlikely after talks with senators and representatives. The real tariff revision may await conference action and Taft’s influence will shape the final measure. Senator Aldrich spoke to the Senate about the finance committee’s outlook.
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Congress
Taft
Senate
Aldrich
Finance Committee
ASK CORPORATIONS 100 They Will Get An Appeal
A fragmented list outlines committees and personnel for a corporate appeal effort. Names include Noel Cook John Eckart Cal Lispie Cic Seider James O'Donnell Carl Reese James Barnes Schnelley J M Elliott Thomas W son Charles Taber Dr F M Hatch J C Nelson Julius Wagner M Douglas Whitehead James McCaffrey W A Routh and others. It details district divisions from Third Street to the Point Fifth to Seventh Street and notes various local business contributors and Italian residents.
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Cinet
Third Street
Fifth
Seventh Street
Noel ‘Cook
John. Eckart
Callispie
Cic Seider
James
O'Donnell
Carl” Reese
James ‘Barnes
Schnelley
J. M. Elliott
Thomas W
Charles
Taber
Dr. Bete
Wisth
Rothschild
Max “Fisher
I Hirshauer, Sr
Oscar
F. Im. ‘Hatch
J. Cc. Nelson
Julius.Wagner
J. M
Douglas Whitehead
James _ McCaffrey
Dricks
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