Roosevelt in Copenhagen Royal Visit Sparks Formality Debates
The report notes President Roosevelt’s stop at the Copenhagen Royal Palace where he wore a gray suit and met Prince Hans and Prince Waltermble. A guard of honor flew over the residence and some courtiers reportedly disapprove of the personal visit. Roosevelt’s two small records at the palace are highlighted amid the formal Danish setting.
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Copenhagen
Arseweyt
Tooveloek
Coronel Roosevelt
Prince Hans
Prince Waltermieble
Roosevelt
Ethel
GM Corventional Esenines
Das
Brietts
Sawmill Partners Involved in Fatal Quarrel
Two men, Cees FY Migs and Themis Han oub, quarrelled over old accounts at a sawmill and fatally shot John Ho McIntire, with both men identified as part owners in the mill. The incident prompted a homicide investigation and preliminary reports from local authorities.
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Cees
John Ho McIntire
Pyramids Pile Cure Promises Free Trial Offer
An advertising notice claims Pyramid Pile Cure cures chronic piles in days to weeks. It urges readers to mail name and address to Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan for a free trial package and notes a full cure with a 40 cent regular package after trial.
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St Frendera
Pyramid Drug
Pyramid Building
Marshall
Mich
Editor Calmy Took A Licking In Maine Horsewhipping
Portland May 3 editor Charles T. Libby was horse whipped by Col. Frederick Hale after Libby published a reference insulting Hale's mother Senator Hale’s wife. Hale confronted Libby in his office, used a horsewhip, and declared the assault to defend his mother. Libby defended his exposure as a manly act and said only a coward avoids protecting family.
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Portland
Charles T. Libby
Six Town Times
Frederick Hale
Libby
Colonel Hale
Mther
Senator Hale
Hale
Zach Chandler
Fred
Congress
New England
Mr. Libby
Col. Hale
Knotts Seeks Wet City Status for Gary Mayor Says
Thomas E. Knotts mayor of Gary urges revival of a wet policy in the steel town, aiming to reverse a dry trend and boost local commerce amid ongoing public debate about liquor sales in the city.
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Gary
Court grants naturalization bars eased for Armenians and Syrians
The court decision ends restrictions denying Armenians and Syrians the privilege of naturalization, opening eligibility for listed applicants. May 2 update notes changes in the naturalization rules and clarifies eligibility, enabling affected groups to pursue citizenship.
National League and American League Scores Across Key Matchups
Current baseball scores from major leagues list results in Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Washington St Louis Cleveland and the American Association show Indianapolis defeating Toledo and Louisville beating Columbus with detailed run totals and key players named.
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Pittsburg
Rale
Chicago
Pittsboro
McIntyre
Pfeister
Needham
Adams
Leifield
Gibson
Boston - Rile
Philadephia
Boston
McQuillen
Moren
More
Dooin
Brown
Mattern, Frock
Graham
Cincinnati
R.h.le
St. Louis
Corridon
Kenetcthy
O'Hara
Belger
Phelps
Presnahan
Rowan
Clarke and McLean
Brooklyn
New York
Mathewson
Meyers
Wilson
Scanlon
Bergen
Philadelphia
RLE
Creatte
Wood
Carrigan
Plenk
Thomas
Rahle
Washington
Onal Pos
Johnson and Street
Vaughn, Warhop
Sweeny
Mitchell
R.H.E. Cleveland
Stremmel and Stephens
American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Fragmentary report on distressed spectators at event
An unclear passage describes distress among spectators with someone urging an elderly audience to sit down. The text mentions a lady in front and a feathered tone of voice, with about fifty people moving or sitting briskly.
Electric Bitters touted for female ailments and nerves
An eager seller claims Electric Bitters aids nervous breakdowns and female troubles. The ad asserts many sufferers find relief from headaches sleeplessness constipation fainting and dizziness and promises a 50 cent price with satisfaction guaranteed by Oban D. Koofel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oban
D. Kooefel
Bert Owens Charged with First Degree Murder in Indiana
Bert Owens of Indianapolis stands trial in the circuit court after a grand jury indictment charging him with first degree murder in the slaying of Georne Th Moss a storekeeper at the Tad Way house three miles north of Bedford on Thanksgiving evening.
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2Edford
Ind
Bert Owens
Owens
Georne Th Moss
Tads Way House
Alleged Horsethief Caught in Laporte Case
Ernest Alyven aged thirty five charged with horse stealing pleaded not guilty after being captured in Laporte following a six month search. He was brought to Laporte from Chicago by Sheriff Anstigs.
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Laporte
Ind
May
Ernest Alyven
Chicaca
Anstigs
Hare
Alyen
Evansville Artist Arrested for Bigamy in Missouri
James F. E. Lesener, a newspaper artist from Evansville, is under arrest in St. Louis on a bigamy charge. Detective Heeger has gone to transport the prisoner to Evansville for trial.
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Evansville
Ind
James FE. Lesener
Yel Twentyefeet
St. Louis
Heeger
Senate insurgents gain ground on railway bill crisis
Washington May 3 Yesterday afternoon the administration rail way bill faced a crisis as Taft and GOP leaders abandoned two key provisions. Sections 7 and 12 were pulled, blocking traffic agreements and mergers when one road holds half or more of another’s stock. Leaders warned insurgents and Democrats that votes might fail, and after talks Taft’s offer was not accepted. Sections 7 and 12 were later struck from the bill.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Pittsburg
Boston student seeks leave to attend cousin's funeral
A Boston techian school student sought time off to attend a cousin's funeral, arguing necessity. The record notes the instructor doubted the reason and the student wished for a neater rebuttal. A promotional line for Foley's Kidney Pills appears in the text as an advertisement.
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Boston
Wonell
Lippineells
Terre Haute Hosts G A R Encampment Plan for 15000 Visitors
Terre Haute Indiana May 3 preparations begin for the thirty first annual encampment of the G A R department of Indiana with an expected 15000 visitors May 26 27. Committees organize free street amusements a sham battle a fort on the river and a children’s program while inviting northern and western neighbors and planning lodging and information booths.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Department of Indiana
Illnois
Indiana
Gerhardt
Indiana Department
National Department
Woman's Relief Corps
Waharash
Post Q Notes Highlights Membership Drive and Events
Post Q members report 377 in April with a goal of 1000 by May 1, 1911. An excursion on the Hiawatha to Brandenburg is set for June 25, with boat departure at 2 and return around 9. Jimmy Schindler presided as president for the first time.
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Post
Jimmy Schindler
Post Q
Brandenburg
Marion News Tribune
G. M. Kieider
Marion
Poat Q
G. MK
T. P A
Fort Wayne
Herobs
State Street
P O.0
St. Ry
Jeffersonville
Louisville
T.P A
Fe. Wayne
Ind
Sophia
New Albany
Hunasley
Wayne
Eeud
Grand jury sworn in to probe Lorimer bribery case
Chicago May 3 a special grand jury is sworn to investigate representative Charles A White's bribery charges in the Lorimer election. White testified about letters and telegrams amid secrecy efforts as William Lorimer and allies face accusations of payoffs.
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Chicago
Charles A. White
United States
Lorimer
Waymnin
William Lorimer
Senator Lorimer
Lee O'Neil Browne
Ro F. Willson
William H. Lake
Board of Trade
White
Mr.Lorimer
Charles Ward
Local hearings and deaths mark day in town
James Britton faces a hearing before Justice Mix on a provoke charge after arrest by Patrolman Spencer and Walla. James A Tebow’s funeral was held from his Charlestown road home with Rev. E L LaRas officiating under Manzanita Tribe, burial at Fairview cemetery. Jury Commissioners Rutherford and Bowman drew grand and petit juries for May circuit court with listed jurors. Martin D Kraft, once of this city, died in Cincinnati at forty seven. survivors include siblings and cousins in town, with funeral plans pending return of the body.
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James Britton
Spencer and Walla
Justice Mix
James A. Tebow
Charlestown Road
E. L LaRas
Centenary M. E. Church
Manzanita Tribe of Red Men
Fairview Cemetery
R. H. Rutherford
D. F. Bowman
Circuit Court
Joho Korbe
Philip Ott, Jr
Henry Wade
Otto Sauer
Daniel Walsh
Jobo Kerrigan
Jobo M Baylor
Oscar Meyer
Elmore Smith
Eugene Swift
Jona J. Walter
Otto Wanderlich
Charles Campbell
Joseph Printer
Elmer Vernin
David Merriwether James
Bright Side From a Rough Race Tale
A remembered horse race ten years past becomes a tale of making the best of adversity. The rider describes a spill on the back stretch of a county event, a sulky break, and a tense moment as rivals collide. Amid the chaos, the narrator finds luck and smiles as the grant winner crosses the line.
Courtship in Portugal and a Lion in Pittsburgh
The article describes a Portuguese courtship custom with staged obstacles and notes a nearby lion in a Pittsburgh zoo cage. It also includes an advertising testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery claiming to cure coughs, croup, and whooping cough with prices and a trial bottle offer.
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Pitteburg
Chas. D. Knoefel
Faithful to Family leads in Indiana family saga
Lebanon Indiana May 3 Mrs Nancy Neal eighty two whose husband died years ago to lead at her home here Mrs New was the third sister who married Neal The oldest daughter died before her marriage He then married the next oldest She acted and he married her widowed sister and at her death he married the youngest who had already been married twice. Warsaw Indiana May 3 5 William Swatley aged sixty inmate of Kosciusko county penitentiary is dead Swatley had been teaching a bull and caused the animal to gore him to death Other inmates rushed to the scene and drove the bull away but not before Swatley was fatally hurt. The senate has passed the house Bill establishing a bureau of mines.
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New York
Mexi
Crand
J. D. Rockefeller, Jr
Foreman
Helle Moore
Alec Anderson
Harry Levinson
George A. Miller
Roosevelt Congressional Committee
Ida Greenh Re
Gusale Ehr
Meir
Harry Bevinson
Aliee Milton
Jodie Weds
Alec Anderg
Seer
District Attorte
Moore
Andersen
Copeeciion Avin
Fiat
Jod
Rockefeller
Whitman
Anvdeas
Eiven
Sadue Fo
Crain
James Proncon
Tuttheirl
Lean
Ian
Iis
Cleht
Cupid
Portonuese
Ted Houss
Indy
Portugal
Kankakee
Kalamazoo
Leslies Weekly
Lebanon
Ind
Nancys Neal
New
Merried Neal
Neal
Heer
Warsaw
Notice to Subscribers for Paper Delivery
Readers not receiving the New Albany Tribune regularly are asked to notify the Tribune Company. Contact Quamberland 391 or Home 325.
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New Albany Tribune
Tribune Company
Quamberland
Home
Fragmentary city note mentions Mrs Kraft home transfer
A brief fragment indicates an event this evening involving residents of the city and a person named Mrs Kraft, with details pointing to transfer to her home.
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Mra. Kraft
Advertising Talk in Making a Parlor Rug Ad
A mock ad discussion outlines crafting a rug advertisement. It covers choosing a heading, intro, space, and imagery. The dialogue notes buyers respond to price, design, and convenience, with emphasis on a lower cost through early purchase.
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Will
Young Rockef
Ltsi
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Fred Hale
Concorde
Evanston
Wc. Cluett, Peabody & Co
Arrow Cuffs
Thomas E. Knotts
Sithagtis
Gare
House
Fouten
Unider
Iiace
C.D. Knoefel
National League
Foley
D Koocfel
Thare
Evans
Acme-Evans Company
Indianapolis, Ind
Post QQ
T.P. Aetluma
J. A. Kraft
Cherry Street
Thea
Riverview
Faw
Music Hall
Elmer Newhouse
Jeff
National Association of T.P. A
Alex Hartman
Sager
Crawford
Zink
Chattanooga
Pocahontas
E. T.slider
East Market St
Martin D. Kraft
Cincinnat
Henry Kraft
Arsa
Conrad P. Kraft
Fred Kraft
Dora O'Donnell
Dolph Laden
Kotex
Beester
Lion
Bureau of Mines
Henry Herbert Huff
American Press Association
Atucnap
Lee Gee
Sun
Sara
Les Ug
Flore
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