President Roosevelt welcomed by 20000 in Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs twenty thousand people cheered President Roosevelt as he arrived from Denver. A medal was presented by colored citizens and Rev. Gladden thanked him for his stance on race. The president praised citizenship obligations and departed with cheering crowds and Rough Riders among the escorts.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Roosevelt
Denver
Harris
Peabody
Rio Grande Station
Antiers Hotel
Committee of Negroes
Gladden
Rough Riders
South
Paul Morton
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe Road
Local News Briefs From Tell City And Vicinity
Mrs Louise Shelliday charged with arson waived arraignment before Justice Fogle and was released on bond pending grand jury action. The Tell City vessel has been repaired and will depart for Evansville tomorrow evening. Government depot sewing workers to be paid May 8 at 10 o clock. Mrs William Pott lost and had a gold watch found and returned. Retail Clerks Union plans a Sunshine excursion May 28. Mayor Shrader invited to Louisville races next Thursday with city officials. Isaac Johnson injured in Louisville with hip and rib fractures, sent home. George Onurry to Alaska to resume engineer post on Louise between Dawson City and St Michaels. Basketball game scheduled at YMCA Friday with teams from Tell City and Louisville. Remains of John S Evans moved for interment in Elizabeth Harrison county. funeral held at 4 pm yesterday. Councilman M B Thurman thanks Charles Biel for bouquet. Biel praised for market changes improving Market Street. Mr and Mrs Louis Hartman depart for Atlanta Gap for national conference of charities and corrections. Mrs Hartman appointed Indiana delegate by Governor Durbin.
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Louis Hartman
Atlanta Gap
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Hartman
Indiana
Durbin
Breathitt County Lawyer James B. Mar cum Shot Dead at Courthouse Steps
Prominent Breathitt County lawyer James B. Marcum was shot and killed at the Jackson courthouse after filing papers to reopen contested Breathitt election cases. The assassin, location unknown, fled during confusion as Marcum’s body lay for minutes. He held posts with the Kentucky state college trusteeship and federal commissions, with a funeral planned in Mount Sterling.
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Lexington
Breathitt County
James B. Marcum
Jackson
James Cockrell
Marcum
Cockrell
Deckson
Benjamin Ewing
Ewing
Fred
Agsasgin
Kentucky State College
United States
Lexington & Eastern Railroad
Hargis
Mount Sterling
Warships on the Scene in Salonica
Rome reports an Italian squadron of six vessels arriving in Salonica to bolster confidence among foreigners. The Italian commander has orders to protect Italians if needed and will coordinate with other powers.
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Rome
Salonica
Turkish Ambassador Seeks Final Warning To Bulgaria
The Turkish ambassador in Vienna, under the porte, asked Count Goluchowski to issue a final warning to Bulgaria. He would express regret that Turkish precautions were inadequate and that the outrages had been foretold, with a promise to intervene at Sofia.
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Vienna
Goluchowski
Bulgaria
Sofia
Electric Bitters Cure Claims and Local Endorsements
I was severely sick with kidney trouble and tried many medicines without relief. After using Electric Bitters I felt relief and was finally cured, and have not had a sick day since. Neighbors report cures for rheumatism liver and kidney ailments.
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Bergen
Warl ike Rumors From Victoria Steamer Report
Advices from the steamer Olympia arriving from Yokohama describe Chinese panic over potential war after Japan and Britain dispatch warships for non evacuation of New Chwang. Residents flood ports like Tien Tain Chefoo and Shanghai with valuables while Japan and Russia appear to gear for hostilities over Manchuria.
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Victoria
B. C
Olympia
Yokohama
Tien Tain
Chefoo
Shanghai
Japan
Russia
New Chwang
Jiji Shime
Manchuria
Reichlin Inquest Nearing End In Lorain Court
In Lorain Ohio May fifth the Reichlin inquest proceeds in the city court grand jury room. Father Walser is expected to testify next with his hearing possibly taking place immediately after. Walser refuses to see reporters but remains hopeful. Horst of Vermilion notes five lawyers volunteered to defend him and funds would be found for trial. Foley s Honey and Tar is advertised as safe for children by O D Knoefel.
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Lorain
Ohio
Miss Reichlin
City Court House
Father Walser
Horst
Vermillion
Miss Reichling
Castro In Deep Trouble
Washington reports increased activity among revolutionists in Venezuela and says Matos has joined the land forces moving toward Caracas. The briefing aligns with State Department advices predicting a renewed revolution.
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Castro
Washington
Mr. Russell
United States
Caracas
Venezuela
Matos
Department of State
Dr King’s New Discovery Aids Throat Lung Sufferers
Carelessness causes many railway wrecks and throat lung illnesses. Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds cures even severe cases. Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Mass credits the remedy with saving her life.
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Dr. King
Lois Cragg
Dorchester
Mase
President Roosevelt Greetings End Arkansas Valley Crowd
A huge crowd of about one hundred thousand gathered in Pueblo Colorado to welcome President Roosevelt as his train departed for the South and West. The president spoke to the ebullient audience amid bright weather and long distance excursionists.
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Pueblo
Col
President Roosevelt
Arkansas Valley
Roosevelt
British African Finance Company Raiders Arrest Trio
New York detectives and post office inspectors raided the offices of the British African Finance company on Wall Street and arrested John J. Prince his son Joseph Prince and Horace Blackmur on charges of grand larceny and fraudulent use of the mails. The firm allegedly sold Nokanna company bonds and stock claiming diamond fields in South Africa that are said to be fictitious.
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New York
Central Office
Post Office
British African Finance Company
Wall Street
John J. Prince
Joseph Prince
Horace Blackmur
United States
Nokanna Company
South Africa
Paine's Celery Compound Promises May Health Boost
Purifying claims target women in spring weariness insomnia and nerve troubles. Testimonial from Mrs Rebecca K. Rowland of Lexington Kentucky describes grip illness kidney and bowel issues and renewed strength after using Paine's Celery Compound and praises its restorative effects with religious overtones.
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Paine
Mra
Rebecca K
No Major Progress Reported in Postoffice Inquiry
Washington May 5 There are no important developments in the postoffice department investigation. Postmaster General Payne waits responses to letters to ex Postmaster General Smith and others about statements by S W Tulloch former cashier at Washington post office. Bristow expects to finish by June 1.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Payne
Smith
Merritt
S. W. Tulloch
Washington Postoffice
Bristow
Republicans weigh Claypool as state HQ in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on May 6 Republicans consider moving state headquarters to the Claypool hotel to preclude a Democratic capture and gain prestige, despite cost. Salem cement plant talk grows as Crim touts nearby limestone and shale. New York investors show interest. Chairman Goodrich says reorganization matters wait until fall.
Grand jury probes doodle legislation in Missouri case
The St Louis grand jury resumes investigation into doodle legislation. Speaker Whitecotton cites a paper with "$2,500" alleged to be in a Columbia man’s possession. A senator under indictment is linked to the figure. A subpoena seeks the paper’s holder as a witness, and Former Lieutenant Governor Lee appears for questioning.
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St. Louis
Grand Jury
Whitecotton
Columbia
Lee
Revolution Not Over In Nicaragua Barrage
Panama and Colombia report that Managua contradicts news of a revolution’s end. General Emiliano Chamorro claims the government steamer Once De Julio was sunk by the rebel Victoria, with the crew lost. Rebels win at Acoyapa and seize Omotepe and San Carlos.
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Panama
Colombia
Managua
Nicaragua
Emiliano Chamorro
Once de Julio
Acoyapa
Omotepe
San Carlos
Warship Order Raises European Intervention Debate
Vienna reports Germany ordered a warship to Salonica prompting Austrian papers to discuss possible European intervention. Berlin and Vienna officials state the ships protect foreign subjects and will be withdrawn when danger ends. In a separate note, U S Express detectives recover all missing Britt money totaling 4000 dollars with no arrests yet.
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Vienna
Germany
Salonica
Berlin
Post Office Bids Opened for Next Fiscal Year Supplies
Washington May 5 bids opened at the post office department for furnishing supplies to the postal service for the coming year. Total value about 400000 dollars with a single item of 165000 dollars for twine.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Postal Service
Three Men Taken by Sharks Off Coatzacoalcos Shore
Three unknown men bathing in the surf 300 feet from shore were devoured by sharks near Coatzacoalcos Mexico on May 5. Witnesses on shore could not assist as the tragedy unfolded abandoned by the sea.
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Perlis
Coatzacoalcos
Mex
Two Trainmen Killed In Michigan Train Collision
A head on collision between Pere Marquette passenger trains at Mayville, Michigan, on May 5 killed two trainmen and left seven others severely injured.
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Saginaw, Mich
Pere Marquette
Mayville
Well-Known Actor Dead in Pottsville
Frank MM Wills of the Wills Comedy troupe dies in Pottsville Pennsylvania on May 5. The actor was a familiar figure in regional vaudeville circuits and film shorts. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Pottsville
Frank
Wills
Personal Mention: Conrad Couple Return Home From Leavenworth
Mr and Mrs Alvin Conrad return home today after visiting relatives at Leavenworth. Mr Stephen Thatcher is of Vicksburg.
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Alvin Conrad
Leavenworth
Stephen Thatcher
Vicksburg
Local residents plan visits and health updates across towns
Mississippian visiting Prof and Mrs Funk on East Ninth Street. Mrs Harbeson ill at daughter Dorsey’s home on East Elio Fourth. Mrs Winstandl and daughter Bertha vacationing to Madison Indiana. Mrs Reineking of St Paul Minn visiting parents in town. James Jackson travels to St Meinrad to see his seriously ill father. Reverend Morrison improving but not yet back at pulpit. Mrs Crane and Mrs Spence host Rathbone and G A R relatives on Oak and Fourth. Postmaster Morris and others travel to White Sulphur Springs for a few days. State encampment route chosen to Anderson next week. Frances Hipple to Memphis for months with relatives. Mrs Zollman returns from Colorado. health improving and may stay or return soon.
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Mra David Harbeson
Mra Wealey Dorsey
Elio
Fourth Street
I. S. Winstandl
Miss Bertha
Munday
Madison
Ind
A S. Morrison
Central Christian Church
Anna Cooper
Greenfield
Indiana
Rathbone Sisters of
Mis
Thomas E. Spence
Ease Oak
Fourth Streets
Pennsylvania
Landesm Son Post
G. A. R and Women’s Relief Corps
Anderson
Frances Hipple
Louis C. Hipple
Memphis
Enn
Don Buaatier
Hipple
Southern Railway Excursions on May 3 1903
Southern Railway announces Sunday excursions on May 3 1903 within 150 miles of St. Louis Division. Round trip first class fare. Information via telephone H. R. Kina, Agent Southern R. &.., details at all stations.
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St. Louis
H. R. Kina
Southern R
Post Office Letters for New Albany May 4
List of undelivered letters at New Albany post office includes Brock Frank C David pelay Johnson Elza Elfert Miss Lydie Knight Art 1615 Ekin Ave Lewis Montie Nelson Miss Parr Geo W Shaw Nile Scott TJ Wilson WO 1613 Springst When calling for above letters, please say at vertised. R. W. Morris, P. M.
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New Albany
Brock Frank C
David Pelay Johnson
Elza Elfert
Lydie Knight
Art
Ekin
Lewis Montie Nelson
Miss Parr Geo W Shaw Nile Scott TJ Wilson
R. W. Morris, P. M
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Justice Fogle
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Shrader
Grainger
Louisville
Isaac Johnson
East Eleventh
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Klondike
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Dawson City
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Lapping
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Moran
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Metzger
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Parons
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G. Evans
Elizabeth
Harrison County
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Albert Hurlstone
Trinity M. E. Church
M.B Thurman
Charles Biel
Nargis
Old Kentucky
James B. Marcum Shot
Foley
C. D. Knoefel
Austria
Reichlin
Ohio Mur
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O. D. Knoefel
Ken
Paine’s
Rowland
Republican State Central Committee
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Claypool
Salem
Walter H. Crim
Salem Commercial Club
Washington County
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Mitchell
Goodrich
Republican State Committee
Chairman Goodrick
Chamberlain’s
Chas. D Knoefel
Sioux City
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J. PB. Funk
East Ninth Street
Edward Reineking
St Pauly Minn
John. KE. Crane
East Main Street
James Jackson
St. Meinrad’s
Lawrence Borho
Robert W. Morris
Tease P. Leyden
Fred Ruoff
Frank Zinsmeister
Henry G. Graf
White Sulphur Springs
Southern Railway
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