Impressions Incidents of Roosevelt Western Trip
The article chronicles President Roosevelt's planned hunt through Northern Colorado and Wyoming, detailing bear and big game pursuits near the Powder River and Hole in the Wall, the Yellowstone area, and Jackson Hole. It notes arrival stops in Chicago Milwaukee and La Crosse, speeches on trusts and foreign policy, and a reception by crowds, with emphasis on his rough rider escort and interactions with locals.
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Washington
Colorado
Wyoming
Rockies
Roosevelt
Bear
Big Horn Mountains
Ias
Bam” Carey
Yellowstone Park
United States
Teton Range
Idaho Wyoming Line
Hole
Powder River
Chicago
Windy City
Northwesterm University
Evanston
University of Chicago
Milwaukee
Milwaukee St
la Crosse
Plankinton House
Waukesha
Sperlal
Rose
Wadhams
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Otto Falk
Troop A
Col
Wheeter
Various World Notes and Social Tidbits From Marble Hill Press
A collage of brief notices touches on a tarantula tale, marriage, and social norms, new inventions like the acousticon aiding the deaf, Marconi wireless promises, and cosmopolitan gossip. It notes revolutions in Uruguay, a desire to raise Maine to probe an explosion, and reports on prominent figures returning to public life. The tone is compact, era-quirky, and lightly sardonic.
Turbulent times and odd quotes drift through era notes
A jumble of late news items and pointed quips from the era, mentioning Honduras civil war origins, women’s limited role, turf gate mysteries, Andrew Lang’s newspapers, Vermont shipbuilding plans, Rhode Island prospects, J Pierpont Morgan carnival flamboyance, and Prince Henry of Prussia’s cheeky motto about neighbors.
Royal visit to Buffalo Bill show charms royal family
King Edward and Queen Alexandra with three Prince of Wales children attended Buffalo Bill's wild West show to supervise grandchildren rather than enjoy the spectacle. Henry Miller showcases a machine that detects real acting via artificial applause while a French physician offers auto-suggestion to turn wicked people good. Missouri frames chicken stealing as a crime, and prospects question ocean giants and Provident Roosevelt's ideal of women.
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King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Buffalo Bill
Railroad rights clash with county road across Missouri line
The Schuyler County Court ordered removal of fencing and guards from a railroad crossing after a highway crossed the tracks. Judge Shelton noted railways have rights like individuals and warned the county to obtain railroad permission before crossing or interfering with tracks.
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Schuyler County
Bhelton
PLAN TO CATCH TAX BODGERS IN GL MOSAIC
The Board of Equalization of St Joseph Missouri unveils a new method to deter tax dodgers. It records mortgage details and tracks properties mortgaged across counties. When a holder claims assessment in another county, the board notifies the relevant county clerk to reassign taxes where the property is located.
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Joseph Board of Equalization
Gt. Joseph
Board of Equalization of
Eloe
Divorced Man Arrested On Bigamy Charge In Sedalia
John Fowell a Missouri and Kansans Telephone Company employee was arrested Thursday in Sedalia on bigamy charges. He allegedly married Martha Youst in 1890 and after desertion married Annie Perkins in Mexico, Missouri on December 15, 1903, seeking a divorce from wife No. 1 in Portia County Court. Arbor Day plan urged by State Superintendent Carrington. gardens and civic groups promoted for April 10 with Missouri cities and schools participating. Missouri Fruit Experiment Station in Sedalia appointed Paul Evans director for a term chosen by the board.
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Sedalia
John Fowell
Sills
Newton
Jasper Fowell
Missouri and Kansans Telephone Company
Fowell
Guide Rock
Neb
Martha Youst
Denver
Col
Nebraska
Fewell
Annie Perkins
Mexico
Portia County
Jefferson City
W. T. Carrington
Carthage
St Louie
Kansas City
W. J. Stevens
Hodgen School
St. Louis
Missouri
Mountain Grove
Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station
Paul Evans
Mr. Evans
J. H. Evans
Missouri State Horticulture Society
Contracts let for two Columbia school buildings
In Columbia two new school structures were contracted. A three story addition to the Columbia Normal Academy will be led by principal Professor George H. Beasley. The University Military Academy, presided over by Colonel J B Welch, also let a brick building contract. Both facilities aim for fall readiness.
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Columbia
Columbia Normal Academy
George H. Beasley
The
University Military Academy
J. B. Welch
Confederate Home of Missouri elects officers at meeting
In Higginsville Missouri at a Saturday Board of Managers meeting Major James Bannerman of St Louis was elected president N M Cooper Higginsville was named vice president Major H A Newmans Huntsville selected secretary and Colonel B F Murdock Platt City chosen treasurer The president appointed Cooper Murdock and Newman to the Executive Committee for a one year term
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Confederate Home of
Missouri
James Bannerman
St Louis
N. M. Cooper
H. A. Newmans
Hunteville
B. F. Murdock
Platt City
Messrs. Cooper
Murdock
Newman
Duel on street leaves Italian laborer dead in Caliicothe
In a Saturday street duel at Saeenienreane road two Italian workers clashed. San Scanigalo was killed. the slayer fled, identity unknown. Four others were hurt by a nearby mine blast in Gandewgl area.
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Caliicothe
San Scanigalo
Saeenienreane
Mos Ord
Gandewgl, Ei
Otate Univ eholds a Three Day Geenlon Reports
A university session convenes for three days to hear committee reports. The executive committee is referenced as responsible for selecting heads of departments and evaluating campus matters. The record notes a formal reading of the head hall reports and related governance items.
Secretary of State reports March 1962 receipts
Secretary of State Game Cook reports March 1962 receipts and deposits to the State Treasury totaling 18068.96. Items include Notaria commissions 995, domestic corporation tax 16495, foreign corporation tax 340, miscellaneous fees 409.85, Land Department fees 70, bank Inspection fees 965, recording railroad contracts 194.14.
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Cook
Treasury
Notaria
Young Miss Healy Pursues Law in Missouri
Miss Healy, aged 18, has already completed several law courses and plans to pursue a legal career. Her early start signals a strong commitment to the field and suggests she may become a notable figure in Missouri's legal education scene.
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Missouri
Healy
Fire destroys Tipton two story business block loss
A disastrous blaze in Tipton, Missouri gutted a two story brick store owned by Otto J. Prosser of St. Louis and wiped out the stock of Miller Darby. A. Suciah Werdt suffered minor damage to his building and the jewelry stock.
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Tipton
Otto J. Prosser
St. Louis
Miller & Darby
Los. A. Suciahwerdt
Missouri peach crop may be larger than last year says official
Secretary George B. Bilis of the State Board of Agriculture reports conservative figures showing Missouri peach output could be twice as large as the prior year. He notes some areas foresee failure while others expect about half a crop.
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Columbia
George B. Bilis
State Board of Agriculture
Missouri
Fire destroys multiple Quitman buildings in Maryville area
A Saturday 1 o'clock blaze in Quitman twelve miles west of Maryville consumed several structures. The Quitman Opera House EA Johnson's general store Scruby and Co general merchandise store Doctor Lee's drug store H L Givens saloon and J H Smith's restaurant were among the heaviest losses.
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Maryville
Quitman
EA. Johnson
Scruby & Co
Doctor Lee
H. L. Givens
J. H. Smith
Death of Dr G L Bradley in Louisiana Mo
Dr G L Bradley died suddenly at his North Third street home on Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock from paralysis of the heart. He was 72 years old and a long time respected figure in the county. Gov Dockery vetoes Senate bill exempting accident insurers from liability including cases of self-inflicted death and insanity.
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Louisiana
G. L. Bradley
North Third Street
Voessetty
Jefferson City
Dockery
Senate
New Bank at DeWitt Missouri Opens for Business
The People's Bank began operations on Thursday in DeWitt Mo with capital stock of 6000 dollars. R M Jenks serves as president and Ralph Jenks as cashier, signaling a locally focused financial institution.
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DeWitt
the People’s Bank
Capital
R. M. Jenks
Ralph Jenks
Modern Woodmen elect delegates to state convention
Browning Missouri. The Modern Woodmen of America of Linn County met at Brookfield in convention and elected four delegates to the State Convention to be held at Jackson in May. Senator B B Fields of this city and M. P. Kinrle of Brookfield attended. Dynamite and coercion are used by revolutionary bands in Macedonia as efforts rise to force intervention by great powers.
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Browning, Mo
Woodmen of America
Linn County
Brookfield
Jackson
B B. Fields
M. P. Kinrle
Macedonia
Tri-State Medical Society Holds St Louis Convention
The Tri State Medical Society met in St Louis Missouri with physicians from Iowa Illinois and Missouri attending. The Jelty Thursday morning adjourned Friday afternoon in what was described as one of the best sessions in May 1904. One man killed and two seriously harmed in a dynamite explosion at Galena Missouri.
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Hananibal
Tri-State
Galena, Mo
A Question of Diplomacy and Secretary Hay
A newspaper man sought to question Secretary Hay on a delicate international incident. He feared improper inquiry, but Hay replied that propriety only depends on whether he answers the question. The exchange highlights a witty perspective on diplomatic inquiry and state discretion.
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Hay
Miss Roth Takes Post as Pastor’s Helper at Third Baptist
In St Louis Miss Roth begins work under Rev Dr Williamson at the Third Baptist Church. She will visit church members and others needing aid and handle clerical duties. Previously she spent two or three years in Kantag City in similar service.
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Third Baptist Church
St Louis
Ww. 7
Williamson
Miss Roth
Kantag City
Jackals Versus Tigers In India Death Toll Debate
Government statistics indicate tigers killed 928 people while jackals carried away over 1,000 children, challenging common beliefs about which animal causes greater harm. The claim frames jackals as more dangerous to humans than tigers.
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Government of India
How He Views It from Brother Dickey
A brief quotation from Brother Dickey as reported by the Atlantic Coast column notes a humorous take on social progress. He jokes that the world may not be getting better, but it cannot get much worse, reflecting a wry, skeptical tone about contemporary affairs.
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Madeline Wynne
Brother Dickey
Uncle Dan's Booze Claim Shocks Town
In a surprising in town appearance last Saturday Uncle Dan Hope announced that either the court house or the big hill is rising, or the hill at Jim Neel's place near Wink ing. He described a Spot near his house he once sold and stood near the top of the tupela of the courthouse.
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Dan
Dan Hope
Jim Neel
Howe
Urn to Grace New Harmony Public Library
A three foot high classic urn will adorn the Public Library at New Harmony Indiana funded by the late Dr Murphy a wealthy Southern Indiana benefactor whose wife and he were cremated in Cincinnati according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Public
New Harmony
Ind
Murphy
Indiana
Dublin Students Celebrate MP Election Amid Jaunting Car Parade
Dublin University students celebrated the election of James H. Campbell as member of parliament. He was borne through the streets on a jaunting car with students yelling between the shafts. His dress was soiled, and he was taken to a photographer for a group portrait at twelve pictures for a shilling.
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Dublin
Dublin University
James H. Campbell
Spring renews poetry in the hearts of men
The passage reflects on aging and renewal as spring returns, the peach tree blossoms, birds sing, and the hope that poetry survives in human hearts despite the decay of winter. It frames renewal as a constant force sustaining the race and culture.
Major General Miller Divorces Wife in Pennsylvanian Case
Major General Charion Miller of the Pennsylvania National Guard secures a divorce and custody terms. He is awarded the Franklin mansion and must pay all court costs and counsel fees. The decree specifies the residence and financial matters connected to the settlement.
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Charion Miller
Pennsylvania National Guard
Manifesti Wee Ieee
Frankin
Our Enormous Manufactures and Trade Growth
The text notes the creation of the Department of Commerce and Labor and cites government estimates that internal U S commerce last year reached 20 million dollars, up from 2 million fifty years earlier. It states U S manufactures are nearly double Britain and Ireland and about equal to the combined output of France Germany and Russia.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Germany
Russia
Not a Dime Novel Reader Controversy
Senator Hoar of Massachusetts is accused of reading blood and thunder stories. His son, District Attorney Rockwood Hoar of Worcester, denies the claim and says his father isn’t drawn to shocker literature. He asserts Dick Dead Eye and Old Sleuth tales have no appeal to him.
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Senator Hoar
Massachuset
Rockwood Hoar
Worcester
Mass
Dick Dead Eye
Failure of Wireless Telegraphy in British Squadron Manoeuvres
A mirror of naval testing shows wireless telegraphy failures amid British squadron manoeuvres. Officials report miscommunications during simulated block operations, prompting calls for technical review and enhanced signaling protocols among sea forces and signaling stations.
Machinery Results Questioned by Officials
A damaged OCR fragment suggests officials are reviewing machining results and a figure related to one function. The readable text implies concerns over estimated outputs and measurement accuracy pending further verification by authorities.
Orders Private Trott W B Plunkett sy Car
Private Trott W B Plunkett is assigned to duty with the car unit. The order directs immediate mobilization and clarifies escort responsibilities, listing accompanying personnel and vehicle assignment per the current battalion roster.
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Trott W. B. Plunkett
Sy Car
Oldest German Man Olfert Han Celebrates 100th Birthday
Olfert Han of Germany marked his 100th birthday as authorities note his long life journey. Paul Mullet, cited as among Germanys oldest men, attended the milestone event with family and local officials.
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Olfert Han
Germany
Paul Mullet
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