Birth of a Spanish Prince Follows Royal Accouchement
Madrid reports the birth of Queen Victoria and King Alfonso's son, weight eight pounds seventeen ounces. Courtiers, diplomats, and crowds celebrated as the royal standard was raised and the infant was presented at the palace amid cheers. The birth certificate was signed and telegrams of congratulations flowed from Europe, signaling a smooth succession.
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Madrid
Spain
Victoria
Prince Weirlis
Avelock
Great Britain
Alfonso
Maura
Marquis Figueroa
Edward
Queen of Actresses Praises Peruna Remedy
A vintage advertisement proclaims Peruna as improving digestion to strengthen nerves. It cites Mrs J Jamison of Watsonville California describing long stomach illness cured after using Peruna, and warns against nerve depressants and sleep medicines.
Mexico Shows Tolerance to Neighbor Over Guatemalan Affair
Mexico and Guatemala reach a settlement over the extradition dispute tied to the Barrillas assassination. Mexico will not sever diplomatic relations, plans to send Senor Gamboa to San Salvador, and will keep Guatemalan minister Giron from obtaining passports. The State Department will publish the full history and correspondence to show Guatemala's bad faith.
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Mexico City
Guatmalan
Mecsico
Jose Lima
Onofre Bone
Barrillas
Senor Gamboa
Mexico
Guatemala
Salvador
Senor Giron
Cabrera
State Department
Root
Spain’s royal birth signals new heir after long wait
The article reports Queen’s strong recovery and the birth of a prince, with royal kin including Princess Teatrice and the dowager Queen of Spain present. A national holiday is ordered, decrees to trim the heir’s tithe are prepared, and President Roosevelt sends congratulations to King Alfonso XIII on the birth.
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Teatrice of
Wattenberg
Maria Christina
Spain
Alfonso
Charles OF
Touthen
Norte
Baptists
Eins Eireles
Carlos
Adfero
Dias Deerersd
Perdon
Walngtom
Roosevelt
Altoms
Spais
Butte Shooting and Jail Siege Reported
Patrolman Jackson killed Harry Cade as he tried to escape. Cole, suspected of rail robbery, was arrested. A mob, led by Cable’s brother, threatened to lynch Detective McGarvey. Authorities dispersed the crowd and hurried Cole to safety.
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Butte
Mont
Jackson
Harry Cade
Cole
Cofleita
Zoe
Cable
McGarvey
Cole McGarvey
Berlin Masters and Bricklayers to Strike May 18
The Master Hads association of Berlin and suburbs votes to lock out masons and bricklayers, affecting over 166000 workers. The eight hour day demand replaces the nine hour day in a proposed strike likely to be historic in Germany.
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Berlin
Master Hadders’ Association of
Germany
Electric Bitters touted by Gettysburg veteran
Fayette New York resident David Parker who lost a foot at Gettysburg credits Elec tr ic Bitters with curing long standing stomach trouble. He says he would not take 8500 for the benefits they gave him and calls them a great aid for the aged and for female weakness. Guaranteed by Chas D Knopfiel of Qaggiet.
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David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Chas
D Knopfel
Qaggiet
Weather and markets trade impacts dominate regional report
Snow depths reach two inches in Adirondack region while commodity markets rise on weather forecasts. Senate passes bucket shop prohibition in Massachusetts. U S business failures total 154 for the week, wheat and corn prices climb with crop reports. Cotton supplies show 4 612 069 bales versus 4 823 197 last week. Fire at New York furniture dealer’s building causes loss. Volcanic activity in Buna and Stromboli continues with earthquakes. Rail safety penalties to be pursued against twenty five railways. Mexican and Mexican holding company formation valued at 20 million dollars. Unseasonable weather slows retail and agriculture. Roosevelt White House reception attended by high officers. Former Gov Wilcox dies at 85 in Coburg Ontario. Mexico Guatemala diplomatic ties resolved. Poem excerpt ends with mountain imagery.
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Scone
New York
Sheppard, Knapp & Co
Met. Buna
Stromboli Volcaio
Coahuila
Nueveleon
Mex
Chicago
Army
Roosevelt
White House
Orlando B. Wilcox
National Soldiers’ Home
Washington
Coburg
Ont
Mexico
Guatemala
Subscribers to the New Albany Times and Indianapolis Star
Subscribers Cumberland 891 and Home 225 report not receiving their paper regularly. They request Tribune Company to notify them to ensure prompt delivery.
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New Albany
Indianapolis Ster
Tribune Company
Pepes
Cumberland
Home
Weather Remains Key to Irregular Crop and Trade
Bradstreet's weekly review notes five weeks of weather affecting crops and trade across the Northwest South Central and East regions. Freezing cold snow and low temperatures slow crop growth and distribution while heavy rains hinder the central West. Retail trade remains slow with light orders yet wholesale activity continues. future needs will be watched as crop developments unfold.
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New York
Bradstreet
Trade Today
Train's Fatal Plunge Near Flemingsburg Ky
Two killed two fatally injured and ten seriously hurt when an engine and two coaches broke through a double deck trestle two miles from Flemingsburg Kentucky, plunging sixty feet into a creek. The dead include Harry Thotsias of Cincinnati and an unknown laborer. Fatally injured engineer Clarence Hroweling of Flemingsburg and Miss Amelia Snead Grass of Covington Kentucky among those hurt.
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Flemingsburg
Cincinnati, Pheu Fngsbureg & Southeast Railway
Harry Thotsias
Cincinnati
Clarence Hroweling
Amelia Sneadgrass
Covington
Electric Train Collision Injures Nine Near Edwardsville
A work train on the McKinley electric line struck a passenger car after a curve as the car paused for trolley repairs. Nine people were injured, several seriously, and were taken for treatment.
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Edwardsville
McKinley
Bundrick sentenced to hang for murder near Cordel
George W Bundrick, who surrendered in California and was brought to Cordel Georgia, faces execution by hanging on June 11 for the murder of John Shouder committed four years ago near here. His brother Andrew Bundrick is serving a life term for the same crime.
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Cordel
Mayo
George W. Bundrick
California
Little John
John Shouder
Here
Andrew Bundrick
Artist Miss Witteberg body recovered from rubble
In Kansas City on May 11 the body of Miss Aurora Witteberg, the artist who perished in the University building fire, was recovered from the ruins. No other bodies were found. Countess Alexandra Blumberg remains in serious condition.
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Kansas City
Aurora Witteberg
Alexandra Blumberg
Illinois Legislature Sets Passenger Fare At Two Cents Per Mile
Springfield Illinois May 11 The bill providing a maximum passenger fare of two cents per mile on all railroads in Illinois has been finally passed. If a passenger boards without a ticket three cents per mile may be charged. Simla India May 11 The fifty year mutiny anniversary reportedly passes without disturbance so far known.
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Tlinola
Springfield
Ilinois
Simla
India
Jail Bird Denial Tied to Boise Prisoner Moyer
A Chicago story claims Charles Moyer, a Boise prisoner, is the same man charged with murder of former Governor Steuvenmnterkig. Moyer denies the charge and says he was mining in the Minck Halls counties of South Dakota. Officials in Rockford, Rochford, and state institutions would verify his incarceration status in the sublet pend tentiars at that time.
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Idaho
Chiteapo
Charles Moyer
Lise
Joilet
Phat Coh Moyer
Steuvenmnterkig
Moyer
Minck Halls Coumtirs
South Dakota
Phe
Rochford Sb
Tame
Rockford
Fesriis
Mai
WII
Both Sides Stubborn Over Streetcar Strikes
The San Francisco struggle over streetcar service shows persistently firm positions on both sides. Citizens demand air access and an industrial peace approach seeks settlement, arguing current policy is inadequate. Residents face walking or costly wagon transport as streetcar service deteriorates.
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San Fitneisen
Acess Airlatiatiom
Stronwer
San Francisco
Attempted Interurban Train Wreck on Lake Shore Railway
Readable fragments report an attempt to derail an interurban train near the city on a wavy track. Four foot rail placed across the line caused the engine end to lift and damage the air chambers and brake off the pilot. Train narrowly avoided a deep ditch. Detectives are investigating.
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Hanitiend
Dad
Mas Tbn
Lake Shore
National League Scores and American Standings Reported
National League results show Philadelphia 4 St Louis 1 and Boston 45, Cincinnati 6. American League action lists Cleveland 1 New York 1. American Association games include Minneapolis 5 Columbus 2 and Kansas City 2 Indianapolis 2 and St Paul 6 Toledo 0.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
New Herb Claims Quick Relief for Back Pain and Kidney Ailments
An ad promotes Cara Father William s Indian Tes Nature's Remedy as a universal cure for back ache and kidney issues claiming it relieves ailments including congestion of the kidney rheumatism and jaundice. The tablet form is sold in New Albany Indiana by Chas D Knopefel a local druggist at 1105 Side Market Street between State and Pearl.
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William S Indian
Rocky Mountains
Bright
Chas
D. Knopefel
Side Market St
Bet
State and Pearl
New Albany
Ind
National Flowers Across Nations Emblems and United Symbols
The article lists national emblems including Italy the emblem is the Baylis mitidadl and Germany the carntow er. The United States features a gall eonuadl flower while France uses the fleur delis and Ireland the shamrock as symbols. Scotland Wales and Canada are linked to the thistle sugar maples and leek respectively.
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Emerald Isle
Canada
Wales
Scotland
The Dr's Cure Ends In Odd Demand For Food
A hard drinker was told by a doctor to counter every urge for alcohol with a bite to eat and he followed the advice. He felt cured yet the habit lingered causing near lunacy. At a hotel he heard commotion next door and raced to announce to the clerk that the man in room has shot himself jam and egg sandwich.
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De King’s New Discovery Proves Life Saving to Westfield Man
G. & Clark of Westfield Iowa credits De King’s New Discovery with saving his life from a severe lung complaint. He was near death from a dry hacking cough before using the remedy, which cured after three bottles. The product is guaranteed by C D Knee and offers a $100 trial bottle free.
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Peruna
G. &. Clark
Westfield
Iowa
de King
C. D. Kneefel
Change of venue urged in former Terre Haute treasurer case
Terre Haute Ind May 11 The defense of former County Treasurer William Clark asks to move the trial from the county presenting affidavits by farmers claiming juror prejudice because judges jurors are freeholders and taxpayers who pay the wages of public officials. Prosecutor Cooper counters with affidavits supporting a fair trial. Trial had been set for next Tuesday and Judge Piety instructed the sheriff to summon jurors for selection.
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Terre Haute
Ind
William Clark
Cooper
Strike Breakers Menaced in Fort Wayne Plant Trouble
A 140 man molders strike at Hass foundry in Fort Wayne worsens as demands rise to a 10 percent raise and a closed shop. Outsider instigation alleged as strike breakers from Cincinnati arrive. Sheriff declines arrests while crowds besiege company grounds and wagons.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Hass
Jobo Hf. Bass
Cincinnati
Calderwood Hotel
Linton Celebrates Oil Discovery at Singer Farm
May 21 report from Linton Indiana describes a rally after an oil well on the Singer farm showed signs of oil. Jubilation erupts with a bonfire and hundreds dancing in the streets as locals hail the find as proof Linton lies in a potential oil belt and recall past coal wealth.
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Linton
Ind
Owell
Singer Farm
Murder Case to Be Appealed in Indiana Supreme Court
South Bend attorneys said the Abbin Judwhe murder case will be appealed to the Indiana Supreme Court after Judge Walter A Funk denied a new trial motion. The defendant received a life sentence for the brutal murder of his wife in Michigan City and was moved to the peniteniary today.
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South Bend
Ind
Abbin Judwhe
Indiana Supreme Court
Walter A. Funk
Michigan City
Mighawaka
Dive Keepers Under Ban in West Hammond
West Hammond village board declines renewal of licenses for the so called diver licenses amid excitement and threats of operators to stay open. Police may be directed to close unlicensed venues by force if needed.
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Hammond
Ind
West Hammond
Jury Disagrees in Edgey and Sullivan Hold-Up Case
In Indianapolis on May 11 the jury in the Edgey and Sullivan hold-up case failed to reach a verdict and was discharged after twenty eight hours of deliberation with four jurors voting for conviction and eight for acquittal.
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Indianapolis
Edgey and Sullivan
Kokomo to Host Indiana State Auto Meet on July 4
Kokomo Indiana May 11 a state automobile meet will be held in this city July 4. An invitation will be sent to every automobile owner in Indiana and it is believed the meet will bring to Kokomo the largest number of automobiles ever assembled in the middle West.
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Kokomo
Ind
Indiana
Middle West
Local notices and community events in a Kentucky town
The Methodist church at Templa will be dedicated Sunday June 2 with Rev W F Smith to conduct services. Parsonage work for Advent Christian church near Silver Grove begins, to be completed around July 1 at about 1500 dollars. Mrs Sarah Potts funeral held from family residence on Fourteenth Street with interment at Hale's cemetery. EL N Whitlock and wife return from Florida to hold meetings in Crawford county for two weeks. New member reception at Bapeet Tabernacle. Ismet night program and refreshments. L G Jones sues Woodson Satterfield for 1000 damages after a Crawford county fight. Knights Templar attend Ascension Day services at Second Presbyterian. Rev Charles R Hemphill to preach. Amends Wheeler sues Mack Wheeler for divorce. married 1906, separated 1907. alimony and property claims. Marehall F Woiteman sues Loneville and Southern Indiana Railroad for 3000 damages over a February 2 incident on a streetcar. Erbs Mintou dies from complications after cutting foot. 26 years old, leaves wife and child. McCreary of Hardinsburg settles with creditors for thirty cents on the dollar. discharged from bankruptcy. McCreary’s involuntary bankruptcy petition dismissed. he operates general merchandise in Hardinsburg with assets around 6000.
Personal Mention Local Visit Notes From Various States
Radolph Becht of Atlanta returned home after a visit. Mrs. Lee Seibert of Saginaw is visiting Mrs. John Deark on Fourth Street in Memphis. Mr. and Mrs. Heary Page on East Main Street host guests while Teavier Now reminds children of seasonal rules.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lee Seibert
Saginaw
Mice
John Deark
Fourth Street Mise Loan Page
Memphis
Cena
Heary Page
East Main Street
Glenwood and Dunty Rhodes to clash at Glenwood Field
Baseball game set for tomorrow afternoon between Glenwood and Dunty Rhodes at Glenwood Field. Rhodes pitcher Durham starts for Rhodes while Wright bats for Glenwood with Baker debuting as catcher.
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Dunty Rhodes
Crosa Bate
Glenwood Field
Rhodes
Glenwood
Loosville
Durham
Wright
Andy Baker
Glen Wood
Laughlin Acquitted in Fort Wayne Slaying Case
Charles Laughlin is acquitted by a Fort Wayne jury on charges of murdering Samuel Augsberger in a Saloon brawl. The May 11 verdict ends the courtroom drama in Indiana.
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Charles Laughlin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Samuel Augsberger
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