JUNGARIANS GLAD TO MEET COL ROOSEVELT
Budapest reports celebrate Mr Roosevelt arrival during Hungary election. Crowds cheer as he visits royal palace and parliament, receiving praise from Count Apponyi. Roosevelt thanks Hungarians for valor and honesty. He tours Hungary’s Arab breeding farm before returning to Budapest.
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Jungarians
Col. Roosevelt
Budapest
Hunlary
Roosevelt
Elcome
Airway Station
Imer
Dfice
Theormer
Hungary
Ace
Count Apponyi
Mr. Roosell
Archie Joseph
Austra
Ladisus Zechenyi
Gladys Derbilt
Ancis Kogsuth
United Position
Roosevelt Ty
Babolna
Count Serenyi
Marjorie Gould Becomes a Bride in Society Wedding
Miss Marjorie Gwynne Gould daughter of George J. Gould marries Anthony J. Drexel Jr. in a society ceremony at St Bartholomew’s York with Philadelphia and New York elites attending. The gown features white satin and orange blossoms, with coordinated decorations in blue and orange tones.
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York
St. Bartholomew Church
Marjorie Gwynne Gould
Tughter
George J. Gould
Anony J. Drexel, Jr
Philadelphia
Diety
New York
Anthony J. Drexel
Gould Mansion
Ina. Ale
Vivian
Gould
Preor &Chesne
Armstrong Drexel
Viva Gould
Miss Gould
Bishop Rborough
New Jersey
Leighton Parks
St. Bartholomews
Noted Rhode Island Heiress Elopes, Flees to Paris
Paris reports a dramatic three year romance ending in elopement and separation for Inez Sprague, granddaughter of former Governor William Sprague. After marrying Henry M. Siiness and facing poverty and deception, she fled to Paris with her 16 month old daughter to seek divorce and resume studies as a violinist under Professor Lambert.
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Paris
Inez Sprague
Rhode Island
William Sprague
Kate Chase
Chase
Inez
Gerrit Wheaton
Standard Oil
Cleveland
Ohio
Harold Winpenny
Philadelphia
Young Winpenny
Canonchet
Narragansett Pier
United States
Washington
Sprague
Roscoe Conkling
Kate Chase Sprague
Tacoma
Avis Weede
Wenceslaus Borde
Providence
Bishop Report Alleges Abuse At Mitchellville School
Rev R H J, pastor of St Pauls Episcopal, investigated Mitchellville school at Governor Carrs request and urges use of an 18 inch wooden paddle for girls who misbehave. He alleges they are whipped with hose, kept in a lonely room stripped to night garments, and forced to bed for days. He commends the school administration for giving fair treatment in his view.
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Es Moines
St. Paul's
Democrats Plan Dollar Banquet in Lartington
Eminent Democratic politicians in a senatorial district met to plan a dollar banquet on Monday evening. Mayor Dahlman and Governor Wienberger, both candidates for the senate, have been engaged to speak. A number of responses to toasts will follow dinner.
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Erson Democrats
Lartington
Neb
Mayagor Dahlman
Wienberger
Centine Selects Nebraska School Staff for Next Year
In Nebraska centine selects corps of teachers with salaries rising by 125 dollars for the upcoming year. Juliany Van Driel named high school principal with Carlson high school assistant roles. Mary Miller Eliza Carroll Kate Driscoll Gillian Nelson and Bertha named among the staff.
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Centine
Corps OF Teachers
Juliany van Driel
Fle Carison
Mary Miller
Eliza 7Rroll
Kate E. Driscoll
Eillan
Nelson
Bertha
Four Clerks Die in Southern Wreck Near Jackson
Four mail clerks were killed and three train crew members injured when Illinois Central Train No. 2 derailed five miles north of Jackson Mississippi. The mail clerks killed were W R Litt W E Howhe Jones Treloar and A Woods a New Orleans native. The wreck caused a fire that cremated the clerks' bodies as the engine left the track and dropped down a 15 foot embankment carrying baggage and library cars.
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Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
Jackson
Miss
W. R. Litt
W. E. Howhe
Jones Treloar
A. Woods
Tramps Arrested in Indianapolis Shootings
Walter Whitlock and George Douglas described as tramps were arrested in Indianapolis after midnight on April 21 and charged with shooting Patrolmen Joseph Krupp and Alfred C. Groves. Krupp was killed and Groves seriously wounded.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Walter Whitlock
George Douglas
Joseph Krupp
Alfred C. Groves
Krupp
Groves
Boiler Blast Kills Ten Girls at Szegedin Factory
A boiler explosion at a Szegedin match factory in Budapest on April 21 killed ten girls and a man, with eighteen more girls severely injured.
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Budapest
Szegedin
Girls Blamed For The Gigaret Habit In Suburb
Chicago April 21 Ben W Hull superintendent of the LaGrange Baptist Sunday school told a union meeting that LaGrange women spend much time smoking cigarets and that it is a regular practice in the suburb. Rev Allen Phillips Aldrich alleged thousands of Chicago women and girls are smoking cigarets in public. Aldrich also warned tobacco and whisky go together and cited growing use among high school youths.
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Chicago
Ill
Lagrange
Ben W. Hull
Chattanoga
Tenn
Suffragists Parade to Capitol Over 500000 Petition
Washington April 21 suffrage activists from the National American Woman Suffrage Association moved on the Capitol bearing a monster national petition of half a million signers. Delegates rode in flag bedecked autos from the convention hotel to Congress. the South Dakota group entered the Senate gallery with a yellow banner and were told to roll it up.
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Washington
Capitol
Congress
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Pennsylvania Avenue
South Dakota
Senate
Miss Ward
Florence Jefferies
Jane E. Waldron
Fairbanks
Cap t Garter Beaten in Long Litigation
Washington April 21 Dismissed from the army and placed in the penitentiary for alleged connection with fraud on the government in the Savannah harbor improvement Carter former captain Oberlin M Carter had a 400000 fortune swept away as further outcome of that transaction Supreme Court decree.
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Washington
Savannah
Oberlin M. Carter
United States Supreme Court
Boy Shipped to Pay a Disputed Board Bill
A 7-year-old boy named Arthur was sent from Monroe Louisiana to St. Louis Missouri as collateral for a board bill. The Union station refused delivery to his mother acting as agent since she was not the named consignee. The boy was transported to a local bank, the bill paid, and he was returned to his parents.
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St. Louis
Union Station
Iron Mountain Railroad
Monroe
J. J. Koontz
F. J. Koontz
Arthur
Bryan Returns From South American Trip
New York April 21 W J Bryan arrived home from a South American journey full of enthusiasm about the region. The Caracas steamer was delayed by fog at Sandy Hook and greeted at quarantine by six Circumnavigators club members. He left Lincoln Neb on November 13 and visited Havana Jamaica Panama Peru Bolivia Chile Argentina and Brazil before returning via Porto Rico.
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New York
W. J. Bryan
South America
Caracas
Bryan
San Juan
Porto Rico
Sandy Hook
Mr. Bryan
Bay
Linceln
Neb
Key West
Havana
Jamaica
Panama
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Argentine
Brazil
Gus Terry Dies In Accident At Sterling Kansas
Gus Terry son of Mr and Mrs E J Terry of ONAW A Iowa was accidentally shot and killed at Sterling Kansas The incident occurred on April 19 The Matson Navigation Steamship company liner Lurline with over 70 passengers has broken its rudder stock 400 miles from port and sent a wireless for assistance entering the Golden Gate.
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Onaw
Gus Terry
E. J. Terry
This
Place
Sterling
Kansas
San Francisco
Matson Navigation Steamship Company
Lurline
Golden Gate
Local man dies after self-administered tooth remedy
George Kelly of this place drank a mixture of oil of cloves and chloroform secured as a tooth preparation and died soon after. In Waterloo Iowa C E Murtagh announces his candidacy for Congress in the Third district to succeed C E Pickett.
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Blunt
S. D
George Kelly
Waterloo
C. E. Murtagh
Congress
C. E. Pickett
Dr Hyde seeks state letters in Swope case
Dr B C Hyde through lawyers applies in Wansis City Missouri for copies of all letters between John G Paxton Mrs L O Swope and scientists who examined the visceras of Colonel Thomas H and Chrisman Swope. Nurse charts from their illness also sought. Prosecutor Conkling agrees to provide documents.
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Wansis City
B. C. Hyde
John G. Paxton
L. O. Swope
Thomas H
Chrisman Swope
Conkling
Dr. Hyde
Oscar Cogswell
Probate Court
Independence
Colonel Swope
Walsh Attacks Hyde Defense in Swope Murder Trial
Frank P. Walsh opens for the defense denouncing state expert testimony as biased and alleging theft of evidence. He mocks Chicago chemists Hektoen and Haines and Ann Arbor’s Vaughn, claims reports were altered, and accuses Mrs. Logan Swope of delaying care after Colonel Swope’s death while detailing Dr. Hyde's role and the Hunton case.
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Kansas City
B. C. Hyde
Frank P. Walsh
Swope
Ludwig Hektoen
Walter S. Haines
Chicago
Victor C. Vaughn
Ann Arbor
Mich
Walsh
Dr. Hyde
Thomas H. and
Chrisman Swope
Mr. Walsh
Logan O. Swope
L. O. Swope
J. Moss Hunton
Colonel Swope
Hunton
Hyde
G. T. Twyman
Dr. Twyman
Hyde murder trial opens with Reed's explosive statement
Kansas City April 19 crowds packed the court room as James A. Reed opened the Hyde murder case. He alleged Hyde plotted to seize the Swope fortune via killings and poison, detailing Typhoid, cyanide, and cyanide cases, with witnesses and an explosive push toward conviction. He argued Hyde sought executor power and wealth through a chain of crimes.
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Kansas City
James A. Reed
Hyde
Reed
Latshaw
Dr. Hyde
Thomas H. and
Chrisman Swope
James Moss Hunton
Swope House
Margaret Swope
Chicago
Hunton
Mr. Reed
Missouri
Swope
BE. L. Stewart
Miss Swope
G. T. Twyman
Twyman
Brecklein
Colonel Swope
Stewart
Luccus
Lucas
Aldrich Will Not Seek Re-Election to Senate
A dispatch from Providence Rhode Island reports General Brayton stating Senator Nelson W Aldrich will not run again for the United States Senate due to poor health His current term ends March 4 1911 in Rhode Island politics
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Erryry Eye Ey
Chicago
Providence
R. I
Brayton
Rhode Island
Nelson W. Aldrich
United States Senate
Aldrich
Lackawanna Yields to Avoid a Strike
In Scranton Pennsylvania on April 20 the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad announced there will be no strike. General Superintendent C. H. Clarke told W. G. Lee that the company would abide by the New York Central award.
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Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
C. H. Clarke
Lackawanna Company
W. G. Lee
New York Central
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Marjorie Gould
Henry M. Stiness
Judge Stiness
St. Stephen’s Church
Henry
Siiness
Capt. Garter
Logan C. Swope
Mrs. Swope
Miss Kellar
Imukes
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