Papal Messenger Taunts Roosevelt Visit at Count Apponyi Castle
Francis Josigh honors former President Roosevelt amid a grand banquet at Count Apponyi's castle in Eberhart Vienna on April 28. Papal nuncio Korens and Mgr Rossi-Krockaloor attend, with Roosevelt and Kermit present for a twenty minute private talk. Emperor Francis Joseph hosts a twelve course dinner in court regalia before an opera and embassy reception. The Roosevelts then travel to Budapest arriving April 18 after a day at Pressburg with Count Appoal.
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Francis Josigh
Spence Day
Count Apponyi
Eberhart
Vienne
Francis Joxenh
Roosevelt
Ylebe
Gabriel Roosevelt
Mer
Granito Il Belmonte Pigoutalli
Austria
Vatican
Korens
Mgg
Rossi- Krockaloor
Kerons
Kermit
Count Bellegarde
Roosevelt Ant
Mr. Kerens
Thirty-second Infantry
Kerralt
Imperial Opera
Itarbur
Seville
Budapest
Theodore Roosevelt
Pressburg
Appoal
Bes
Eberturt
Suffragists Move on Congress After Taft Greeting
Washington reports say the women’s suffrage convention left with a smiling reception from President Taft and a reassurance that his tone was not hostile. The group pressed an audacious petition for votes before Congress, with hearings set for Tuesday before senate committees on female suffrage and on the judiciary.
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Washington
Taft
Piseloy
Svegret
Buch
Congress
Senate
Western schools face Carnegie standard probe
New York April 18 The Carnegie Foundation plans to strike at least ten western universities by declaring they fail to meet the standards required for participation in its fund. Dr Henry S Pritehart foundation president reports after weeks of investigation only California and Colorado among twelve colleges comply. most western schools are white institutions. The move signals a critical assessment of Western higher education and its readiness for Carnegie support.
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New York
Carnegie
Carbagin
Henry
Pritehart
Foundation
Hid
California
Colorado
Pulp Wood Export Prohibition in Quebec Uncertain
Washington reports the Canadian pulp wood policy remains unsettled after Premier Gouin indicated an export ban order for Quebec. No official action has materialized in the U S, and sources suggest the prohibition may exclude pulp wood cubs prior to May 1 next.
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Washington
State Department
Gouin
Quebec
Poisoned candy kills dogs in Mount Victory streets
In Mount Victory Ohio on April 18 authorities report poisoned candy scattered in the streets over two weeks has killed 50 dogs and sickened at least 24 children. A chocolate brick found by authorities tested by a local chemist contained enough strychnine to kill a child. The culprit remains unknown though police say they have several important clues.
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Mount Victory
Aeronauts Fall 500 Feet in German Thunderstorm
In Berlin on April 18 four Aeronauts guided by a Parseval expert Luft sailed across Germany in the Iletla balloon Deutsch. Near Cassel a violent thunderstorm struck the Carloon, heaving the craft and sending the four passengers to the ground from about 500 feet. All were killed.
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Berlina
Deutsch
Luft
Germany
Cassel
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Opens National Convention in New Orleans
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks began its national convention in New Orleans with delegates from across the country in attendance. The meeting will last the week, featuring extensive business sessions and social entertainments organized by Crescent City lodges.
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Railway Clerke
New Orleans
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerke
Crescent City Lodwa
Fraud Case Tied to Illinois Central Losses Revealed
Chicago April 18 President J T Haraban of the Illinois Central Railroad holds a full confession from an employee on a conspiracy to defraud the company of more than 1 606 000 in car repair schemes. The informant faced twenty hours of questioning as steps plan to present the story to the state's attorney and then the grand jury. Names of officials and manufacturers are expected to shock, with lax accounting blamed and the Blue Island Car & Equipment Co already suing for 35 009 in repairs billed late 18.
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Chicago
J. T. Haraban
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Fils
Tinals Central
Syster
Limnois
Nertate
Olagar
Imue Island Car & Equipment Company
Tle Vtter Pays
Mainots Central
Alreylt Dourt
State Tackles Oil Trust in Supreme Court Fight
Washington April 18 the government has temporarily ceded the main antitrust attack against Standard Oil to Tennessee. The court will hear a subsidiary case this week over Tennessee's bid to oust Standard Oil from doing business for alleged state law violations while the federal case is postponed for reargument.
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Washington, D. C
Tennessee
Supreme Court of the United States
Corporation
Federal Supreme Court
Girl Found Slain in Shed near Boyerlska Home
Chicago reports the six year old Alfreda Boyerlska found slain and mutilated in a shed four doors from her home. Police say she was attacked and strangled while calling for aid. A bag of candy tied to her outing is nearby. Suspect Barney Birogska, 34, a blacksmith helper, is held on suspicion.
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Chicago
Alfreda
Boyerlska
Boverlska
Barney Birogska
Suanicion
Woman Held for Killing Circus Peeping Suspect in Evansville
April 18 reports Mrs Tennie Mallar of Danyille Illinois charged with killing James Simpson who was watching through a circus dressing room. She was bound over to the circuit court in a bond of 2000 dollars.
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Paapar
Evansville
Ind
Tennie Mallar
Danyille
Ilt
James Simpson
Circus
Masked Men Hold Up Train Near Benecia
A one hour man hunt by Passes from nearby villages failed to locate the three masked desperadoes who robbed Southern Pacific Overland train No. 19 from San Francisco. Railroad officials say sacks of registered mail were taken, with four sacks found near the track at Sprig as the robbers escaped. The China Japan mail is typically heavy and valuable.
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Benecia
Cal
Southern Pacific
Sprig
D A R Women Open Continental Congress in Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at Memorial Continental Hall for the first Continental Congress session. Mrs. Matthew T. Scott presided as president general. program for the week approved. Taft to receive delegates Thursday at the White House. anticipated leadership contest between Mrs. Scott and Mrs. William Cummings Story as insurgent candidate.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Memorial Continental Hall
Continental Congress
Matthew T. Scott
Taft
Congress
White
C. L. & W. Strike Averted in Scranton Conference
In Scranton Pennsylvania a looming strike by conductors trainmen engineers and firemen on the Lackawanna system was stopped after General Superintendent Clarke agreed to withdraw from a hard line stance. The four unions had planned a 11:45 p.m. walkout pending arbitration by New York Central arbitrators who began sessions in New York today.
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Scranton
Lackawanna Railroad
Clarke
Brotherhoods
Grand Lodge
New York Central
New York
Mexican diplomat Ignacio Mariscal dies in Mexico City
Ignacio Mariscal secretary of foreign relations and Mexico's great diplomat died in Mexico City on April 18 from pneumonia. Born July 3 1829 in Oaxaca he represented Mexico in Washington as minister plenipotentiary and served the country in many positions.
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Mexiico City
Ignacio Mariscal
Mexico
United States
Washington
Oaxaca
McVey Defeats Stewart in Paris Fight
Lem McVey, American light heavyweight, defeated Jim Stewart in Paris on April 18. Stewart retired in the eighth round. Mississippi legislature adopts resolution to call a primary election for United States senator.
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McVey
Paris
Lem McVey
Jim Stewart
Stewart
Unitas
Jackson
Mississippi
United States
Racine man found dead with bullet in barn
Racine Albert Turner a known German circles figure was found dead in the barn behind his butcher shop with a revolver clutched in his hand. Despondency from business reverses is blamed for suicide. The wife discovered the body after feeding the horse. Beloit citizens sue to recover hospital funds. Isnesville burglars steal 2400 worth of Parker Pens. Madison fire injures Ira Burroughs while rescuing wife.
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Albert, Turner
Beloit
Beloit Hospital
Sisters of Mary
M. J. Ward
Sebastian G. Messmer
Milwaukee
Isnesvillé
Parker Pen Company
Manitowoc
Goodrich Transit Company
Evita
Charles Bumba
Walter Ripley
Carolna
Ay. Ripley
Bumba
Armsell
Madison
Ira Charles Burroughs
South Madison
Burroughs
Hamond Fennington
Suo Road
Soo
St. Louis Bay
Clintonville
HH. A. Allwardt
Allwardt
Lutheran
Lebanon
Manitowoc County
Clintonvile
Cumberland
Elmer Williams
Mound
John Welser
Welser
Williams
Balsam Lake
Appleton
Wibur
Morrill Collar
Hortonville
Anti Saloon League
E. C. Bullock
Pond Au Sac
Yand du Lac
Sheboygan
F. F. Parsons
The
Baptist Church
Parsons
Cumberland—Coptons
Wisconsin
Kohler
Ontario Avenue
Piiler
la Crosse
Barc
MoCormick
Watertown
L. P. Betezet
Germany and Canadian Wheat Trade Sparks Canadian West Hopes
A Winnipeg dispatch from March 14 1910 notes Germany seeks Canadian wheat to secure supply and that eased trade restrictions with Germany boost Canada United States interest grows as U S farmers look north for wheat. Reports show strong yields on prairie lands with 160 acre homesteads priced at 12 to 15 dollars an acre and growing appeal to relocate there. A Saskatchewan settler John Monter recalls 30 bushels per acre and large combinations of crops, signaling a trend of expanding Canadian wheat production and potential for rapid land value increases.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Germany
United States
Canada
John Monter
Eyebrow
Saskatchewan
Minnesota
Pity the Poor Cowboy and Modern Farm Homes
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley argues preserved foods dominate only among dealers while country life remains up to date. The piece extols farm homes’ growing attractiveness, urges refined interior design, and offers free decorative color guidance from a paper’s readers service.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Washington
Becauae
Frey
Pennypacker jokes about divorce at Philadelphia dinner
Former Governor Pennypacker, speaking at a Philadelphia dinner, quipped on divorce with humor, noting some women encourage separations. He cited a Sucks County farmer who said he would apply for a divorce, provided his wife allowed it.
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Pennypacker
Dia Enseing
Philadelphia
Resin or Ointment as Remedy for Scalp Troubles
A testimonial from Reverend H. C. Jones of Extension La. claims resin salve cured a 14 year scalp eruption after a recommendation by a prominent Baltimore man. The note adds a skeptical tone about world progress despite popular music trends.
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Baltimore
Rey. H. C. Jones
Extension
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