Roosevelt Clark Lead Maryland Primary Delegates Split
In Maryland on May 7 Roosevelt and Clark won the presidential preference and delegate votes. Taft trails close to Roosevelt in the delegate counts, with Baltimore city showing Taft delegates in one district. Democrats Clark leads with eighty delegates to Wilson forty-three, Harmon four, as Roosevelt and Clark secure city districts and party discipline boosts turnout.
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Baltimore
Roosevelt
Clark
Maryland
Taft
Baltimore City
Wilson
Harmon
Preston
Baltimore County
Taft Arrives in Cincinnati After Ohio Campaign Tour
President Taft reached Cincinnati after a strenuous swing through southern Ohio. He kept up his barrage against Colonel Roosevelt accusing him of misrepresentation and falsification of his views and policies.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Ohio
Roosevelt
Toll of Dead in Halifax After Cable Ship Sifts Bodies
Halifax May 7 toll from the cable ship shows seventeen bodies found and two buried at sea. The first recovery was C M Hays president of the Grand Trunk railway and the last Thomas A Mullin steward. Total 205 recovered from Mackay Hennett and Minia ships with 137 shipped or buried and sixty eight at the morgue. Colonel Emil Brandis of Omaha held $16500. Government safes hold about 370900 from Titanic funds. Montmagny stops searching. officials expect a large recovery by the government steamer.
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Halifax
Minfa
C. M. Hays
Grand Trunk Railway
Thomas A. Mullin
Minia
Emil Brandis
Omaha
Neb
Montmagny
Weather Watch: 8 P.M. U.S. Observations Summary
Observations from United States weather bureaus recorded at 8 p.m. yesterday provide a nationwide snapshot of conditions including temperatures, wind, and precipitation indicators. Data shows regional variations with notable extremes in coastal and inland areas.
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United States Weather
Senora Madero Vice of the Mexican Republic President
Read as a historical reference noting Sonora Madero or a vice presidency role in Mexico. The text presents a formal title linked to the Mexican Republic's leadership during the era of President Porfirio Díaz and the Madero family.
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the Republic of Mexico
Mexican leader’s inner circle fears looming crisis
In Mexico City on May 7 officials say nearly all of the Madero family expect trouble soon. The heirloom jewels of Mrs. Madero and the president’s sisters are stored in Vera Cruz for an American holder, and the family may flee the capital at a moment’s notice. The president believes something unforeseen could save him, while his wife remains steadfast.
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Mexico City
Madero
Anthracite miners seek a leader amid union rift
Wilkesbarre Pa May 7 With a May 14 conference looming factions within the coal miners union feud over accepting the sub committee agreement with operators. Leadership disputes surface as local and national figures clash and many miners prefer returning to the old contract over four years under the proposed deal risking a split at the convention.
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Wilkesbarre
Tom Lewis
White
Seasion
Freedom at Last for Apache War Hostages
A bill reported favorably by the Indians affairs committee proposes releasing the Apache captives held at Fort Sill Oklahoma. It urges moving the prisoners to Mescalero in New Mexico and granting them lands and tribal funds with end of military supervision. The group traces to Chief Geronimo and his warriors who terrorized the West in the 1880s.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Fort Sill
Okla
House
Indians Affairs Committee
Mescalero
New Mexico
Geronimo
West
State health chief warns ice cream makers on container cleaning
Indianapolis May 7 H E Barnard chief chemist of the state board of health filed notice with ice cream manufacturers urging stricter cleaning of containers when received empty from retailers. He found many were not properly cleaned before refilling prompting the association to issue notices to members reaffirming the order.
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Indianapolis
H. E. Barnard
State Board of Health
Unprecedented Louisiana Flood Destruction Tops News
New Orleans reports describe historic floods across Louisiana with thousands feared dead or missing. Refugees massed at New Roads and Baton Rouge as rescue boats race to save marooned families amid rising waters and failing levees near Elba and Melville.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Senate Passes Employers Liability and Workmen's Comp Bill
The senate approved by 64 to 15 a bill on employers liability and workmen's compensation. Nevada Republicans pledged delegates to Taft at Chicago. Non union pressmen and stereotypers recruited in New York to break Chicago strike. Champ Clark leads in Tennessee instructeds. Torreon siege underway per border reports. Congress approves 1,229,000 for Mississippi flood relief via War Department. Martially toned riots in Mt Carmel and Shenandoah amid anthracite unrest. US Steel dissolution case testimony begun in New York. Joseph Lovejoy Jr shot landlady Pearl Ross and Anna Welsh then killed himself in Washington Pa. American Panama canal exposition commission arrives in Berlin to invite European nations to SF 1915.
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Nevada
Chicago
Taft
New York
Congress
Mississippi
War Department
Mt. Carmel
Shenandoah
United States Steel Corporation
United States
Joseph Lovejoy, Jr
Pearl Ross
Anna Welsh
Washington, Pa
Three Rules of Health Promote Iron Up Medicine
The ad claims Iron Up tablets transform weak, anemic people into healthy individuals. It lists three tablets addressing digestion, heavy meals, and blood strength, promising quick relief and renewed vitality. The product is sold by C. D. Koepe Drug Co. for one dollar per box with a money back guarantee from Iron Up Medicine Co. of Chicago.
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C. D. Kooe’e Drug Co
Iron Up Medicine Co
Chicago
Church differences begin to grow out across Minneapolis
The May 7 report to a Methodist Episcopal conference warns Americanizing non English speaking immigrants strains. It cites a $613,768 budget for work among non English speakers and notes half the U S population is foreign born or of foreign parentage. Archbishop Ireland says Methodism must fight vigorously against immigration challenges.
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Minneapolis
Board of Home Missions
General Conference
Methodist Feprecopal Church
United States
Ireland
Jewel Robbery Strikes Maharajah En Route to Paris
The maharajah of Indore was robbed of jewels valued at 120000 dollars while traveling from Marseilles to Paris. Police have no clue to the thief or thieves who secured the gems.
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Maharajah
Paris
Indore
India
Marseilles
Kidney woes and retail butchers in a pirate of a chat
In a smoking car two stout men discuss kidney troubles. A patent medicine hawker claims Peter kin's Pepper Pellets Relieved patients instantly, prompting the butcher duo to retort they are not sick but retailers.
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Harper's Weekly
Remarkable Recovery From Typhoid Pneumonia
Mrs J J Cox of Joliet thanks Dr Kings New Discovery for curing a dreadful cough linked to typhoid pneumonia. She cites severe coughing fits until the remedy relieved her symptoms and restored her health. The tonic is advertised as safe and reliable for throat and lung complaints with guaranteed bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottle offered by Knoefel Drop Co.
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J. J. Cox
Joliet
Knoefel Drop Co
Notice to Subscribers for New Albany Tribune Delivery
Subscribers not receiving their paper regularly are asked to notify the Tribune Company. Contact Cumberland 391 or Home 225 to report delivery issues.
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NEW Albany Tribune
Tribune Company
Cumberland
Auditors of Indiana Plan May 16 Meeting to Push Raise
The County Auditors association of Indiana will meet in Indianapolis on May 16. Calvin H. Brown and Albert F. Zearing issued the call. The group aims to prepare data for a salary update and seeks legislative support ahead of the nine month deadline. The letter says a salary law is likely and emphasizes public service benefits from the auditor’s office.
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County Auditors’ Association of
Indiana
Indianapolis
County Auditors Association of
Calvin H. Brown
Fort Wayne
Albert F. Zearing
State Board of Accounts
Ita
Inort General Assembly
Auditors’ Association
Auditor's Office
Public Service
Juliana T. Miller
County Auditors’ Association of Indiana
General Assembly
Miners in District 11 pause work awaiting contract
Terre Haute Ind May 7 miners in District 11 did not return to work as planned pending signing of the agreement with Operators. 1 009 Petersburg district miners refused to work until the deal is signed. The policy committee meets to decide if all repair and shaft workers will be ordered out. Only labor needed to safeguard property had been allowed under prior rules.
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Atchafalaya
Elba
Melville
Morgansea
Torras Crevasse
Torras
Lettsworth
Batchelor
Terre Haute
Ind
District 11
Petersburg
Cleveland
Close Call For Their Lives In Greenfield Crossing
Oscar Pirsall his wife and two children faced a deadly moment crossing the Pennsylvania railroad in Greenfield Indiana. Pirsall drove in front of an eastbound freight train after a westbound train passed. The locomotive struck the carriage knocking off two wheels but the horses pulled the vehicle clear and the occupants escaped unharmed.
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Greenfield
Ind
Oscar Persall
Pennsylvania Railroad
Piersall
Four Shocked by Lightning in Michigan City
Four people were struck by lightning when it hit a tree under which they stood in Michigan City Indiana on May 7. Mrs Joseph Chlebowski Mrs Vincent Razdan and Miss Alondra Spaulding of Laporte and Miss Nettie Chlebowski of Michigan City were rendered unconscious. Mrs Chlebowski and Miss Spaulding were in critical condition in a local hospital.
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Michigan City
Ind
Joseph Chlebowski
Vincent Razdan
Alondra Spaulding
Laporte
Nettie Chlebowski
Chlebowski
Miss Spaulding
Woman Acquitted in Indictment for Murder of Man
Evansville May 7 The jury acquitted Mrs Lillie M Holman in the murder case of Andrew Jackson Shelhorn who allegedly tried to break into her home at night and was shot after he refused to leave the premises.
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Evansville
Ind
Lillie M. Holman
Andrew Jackson Shelhorn
Shelhorn
Astor Will Allocates Vast Estate To Son With Widow Trust
John Jacob Astor's will outlines a roughly 100 million dollar estate largely kept intact for his son William Vincent Astor who is under twenty-one. Madeline Force Astor receives Fifth Avenue town house and stables, art and a $5 million trust with income for life, plus an outright $190,000 legacy upon his death. Executors include Roosevelt Robinson Biddle and Vincent Astor as he comes of age.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Astor
William Vincent Astor
Ava Willing Astor
James Roosevelt Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
Nicholas Biddle
Vincent Astor
Madeline Force Astor
Fifth Avenue
Sixty-fifth Street
Nine Die as Confederate Veterans Train Wrecks in Mississippi
A Confederate veterans special traveling from Texas to Macon Georgia was wrecked on a trestle near Eastabouche Miss on the New Orleans and Northeastern line. Nine people died including three women and two children and five were injured. Most aboard were veterans though none of the dead were confirmed as veterans.
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Seattlesburg
Miss
Texas
Macon
Eastabuschie
New Orleans & Northeastern
Notoone
National League Scores and Weather Affected Games
Baseball roundup from Chicago St Louis and other cities shows rain postponements and tied games. Teams listed include Boston New York St Louis Chicago and Indianapolis among others with late inning scores and weather impacts.
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Chicago
RILE
Boston
Tyler, McTigue
Fatal Premature Explosion in Bloomington Stone Blast
A premature dynamite blast near Bloomington Indiana killed Leroy McCullough aged twenty two who was blasting stone for a Nike road project. The accident occurred May 7 and left McCullough dead at the scene with no immediate witnesses.
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Bloomington
Ind
Leroy McCullough
Local society notes from Indiana and surrounding towns
Friendship Lodge prepares estjaire rank. Chorge Russell dies at 41 in Indianapolis. Adams burial at Fairview. Mrs Sophia Slattery wins bacon at White House meat market. Indiana Sigma Chi banquet at Columbia Club. joint graduation reportedly set for June eight at Ohio Falls Holiness grounds. Missionary prayer and homecoming events planned. weddings reported. pastors slated as speakers. county auditor group meeting in Indianapolis May 16 for salary talks. Epworth League anniversary at Trinity M E church. delegates elected for Corydon district convention. Helpers Union and Advent Christian church plan joint union meeting at Silver Grove Thursday at 2 PM.
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Epworth League of Trinity M. i. Church
Nettie Genung
Corydon
Anna Williams
Helpers’ Union and Missionary Society of the Advent Christian Church
Silver Grove
T. HL. Pennington
Ikin Avenue
Armored Cars Replacing Messengers for Bank Valuables
A Bankers' Magazine contributor notes armored automobiles now transport valuables. Each car acts as a portable safe with steel body and single entrance at the front, carrying two armed guards and a chauffeur. Boston leads in replacing the traditional bank messenger with these instruments.
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Bankers’ Magazine
Boston
Electric Bitters touted to cure malaria and fever
Wao Fretwell of Lucama, N. C. claims three bottles of Electric Bitters cured malaria and restored health after long suffering. The ad notes benefits for stomach, liver and kidney issues and lists Knoefel Drug Co as seller for 50 cents.
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Wao. Fretwell
Lucama, N
Italian shoots man in Gary woods injuring Warren
Fred Warren aged twenty five was shot through the shoulder by an armed Italian in the woods on the west side of Gary Indiana.
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Gary. Ind
Fred Warren
TPLA notes from Muncie convention and Indiana posts
Post Q members mail notes to J A Kraft press chairman at 20 Cherry street. Three hundred plus delegates attended the Muncie convention with Indiana officers elected including Ralph Cheadle president W D Chambers secretary treasurer and W A Ryan state press chairman. Fort Wayne earns 1913 convention. apportionment of delegates to Peoria national meet discussed. J R Crawford praised for railroad committee work. Sunset river excursion May 2 with next T P A event and Peoria national convention in June announced.
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Post
Q. Itema
J. A. Kraft
Cherry Street
Ralph Cheadle
Frankfort
Post D
Indiana
W. D. Chambers
Terre Haute
W. A. Ryan
J. R. Crawford
New Albany
Railroad
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Otto Sauer
Peoria
James R. Crawford
Railroad Committee
Jim
S. S. Staleup
Jimy Shindler
Jimmie
T.P. A
Tribune
Jefferson
To Stop His Laugh
Patient complains that laughing causes side pain. Doctor jokes about treatment and billing. Pele Mele.
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Pele Mele
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