Mrs. Robinson Protests Vatican Politics Over Cardinal Hopes
Rome reports show Mrs. Douglas Robinson protested a Vatican effort to promote an American cardinal candidate during her visit with President Roosevelt’s sister present. The episode involved Bishop O Gorman and Archbishop Ireland’s supporters, amid dinners and court intrigue shaping the American cardinal question.
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Mgr. Kennedy
American College
Philadelphia
Mgr. Farrelly
Griscom
Mer. O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Ireland
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Robinson
O’gorman
Pope
Mr. White
Mr. Griscom
Palazzo del Drago
O'Gorman
Vatican
Martin Maloney
Rome
Maloney
Merry del Val
Mer. Bissot
Qui~ley
Chicago
Camillo Pecci
Leo XIII
Pius X
Ire
St. Paul
America
Sacred College
Ambassador White
Cardinal Oreglia di Santo Stefano
United Copper Dividends Questioned in Hodgens Suit
Preliminary testimony in New Jersey over United Copper books shows claims of dividends far beyond income. Witnesses including Frank W. Holmes and Arthur Heinze discuss bank relations with the Heinze interests and MO P drafts used to cover dividend shortfalls.
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Butte
United Copper Company
New Jersey
Hodgens
Cole-Ryan
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Hodgens United Copper
Heinzes
State Savings Bank
Montana
United Copper
Frank W. Holmes
State Savings Bank of
Heinze Companies
United Cop
New York
Mr. Holmes
M.O. P
Mr. Walsh
Holmes
Basin Reduction Company
J. Holmes
Wreckers derail Pennsylvanian train near Hudson Ohio
Train No 322 eastbound from Cleveland to Pittsburg was wrecked near Hudson Ohio. The fireman was seriously injured. Investigators say wreckers purposely sabotaged the track with bolts and fishplates removed. A $2500 reward offered, $5000 if information provided within 48 hours.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Hudson
Ohio
Here
Eight-year-old killed jumping for ball in street
Donald Grant Jr., son of Brooklyn Police Inspector Donald Grant, was killed after jumping to catch a high baseball. The accident occurred at 144th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue as an auto owned by Jonathan Bulkley slowly approached. The car had nearly stopped, but the boy struck a mudguard and died instantly.
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Donald Grant
Brooklyn
144Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Young Grant
Majestic
145Th Street
Jonathan Bulkley
Hicks Street
Grant Archer
John W. Chapin
Remsen Street
Isther Watterman
Southport
Conn
Ray
Ogden Bulkley
Grant
Death by Own Action Ends Life of Woods Dealer Southard
Frances E Southard and her daughter found E H Southard dead in the Rhinelander apartment house bathroom after a matinée visit to Daly's Theatre. The 64 year old hardwoods dealer, head of Southard & Co of 11 Broadway, had suffered strokes and nervous prostration. He left a note of intent?
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Beatrice
Mr. Southard
Rhinelander
Fifth Avenue
Southard & Co
Broadway
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Southard
New York
Nancy Gregory
Odell Attacks Roosevelt at Grillers Club Dinner
Former New York Governor Benjamin Odell Jr. spoke at the Grillers Club dinner denouncing President Roosevelt as a political pest and urging against paternalism. He warned against centralization and praised constitutional safeguards, delivering a serious clash amid a night of stunts at Healy's on Sixty-sixth Street.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Odell
Grillers’ Club
Healy
Sixty-sixth Street
Columbus Avenue
Eddie '' Graham
Odell
Bill Simmons
Rockefeller Jr to Run Boxwood Estate at Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller Jr will serve as acting superintendent of Boxwood estate in Tarrytown on G V Hellenway's retirement in mid April. He will supervise about 200 workers, mostly Italians, manage 50 000 acres, oversee new improvements including the mansion and road work, and study Italian to communicate with staff while spending summers on the property. He and his wife tested a tandem team today, enjoying the outing amid traffic as the coachman managed the horses.
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New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Boxwood
G. V. Hellenway
Rockefeller
Bey
Mr. Rockefeller
Wireless Steamship Reports From Hamburg and Liverpool Lines
Kai serin Auguste Victoria reported by Marconi wireless 250 miles southeast of Sable Island at 8 15 P M yesterday due at her pier about 8 P M tomorrow Umbria from Liverpool reported by Marconi wireless miles east of Nantucket at 10 50 P M last night due at her pier about 2 P M
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Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Marconi Wireless
Sable Island
Umbria
Liverpool
Nantucket
W. A. Clark Escapes Death After Ice Slip
Ex Senator William A Clark of Montana nearly drowned when his carriage broke through ice on a river near Trinidad Colorado. He and party members were pulled from the water, clothed in dry garments, and moved to Weston where his private car awaited. He continued toward Los Angeles with wife and daughter, still abed.
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Trinidad
Col
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Montana
Clark
Weston
Los Angeles
Idaho Senator Heyburn III Stricken In Philadelphia
Senator W B Heyburn of Idaho fell ill in Philadelphia while attending a dinner. Doctors diagnosed acute indigestion and he was cared for by two physicians and a nurse at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel. Late tonight he was resting easier.
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Philadelphia
W. B. Heyburn
Idaho
Bellevue- Stratford Hotel
Street Car Explosion Shocks Williamsburg Passengers
A Hamburg Avenue trolley was blown from tracks by an explosion last night at 11. The car carried many toward Canarsie and its windows shattered. Three seriously injured: Sadie Crossman, Michael Crossman, and Annie Wearson, treated at the German Hospital. others examined by Dr. Aronson. The car was lifted then settled back on the rails.
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Williamsburg
Canarsie
Sadie Crossman
Belmont Avenue
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Annie Wearson
Bradford Avenue
Miss Crossman
Miss Wearson
Aronson
German Hospital
Herron Indicted In Ohio Anti Trust Case
John W Harron father in law of Secretary of War Taft indicted over alleged anti trust violations in Ohio. He served as a Brockett Bridge Co director. Mills was arrested and arraigned, with other Brockett directors named in the indictment.
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New York Times
Lima
Ohio
John W. Harron
Taft
Herron
Brockett Bridge Company
W. W. Mills
Covington
Mr. Herron
Quick Looting Claim Ties Bank Failure to Officials
In Chicago on April 6 ex Judge Abner Smith and Bank of America officials face trial as Clarence Darrow testifies the bank was looted by F E Creelman and Smith within ten days of opening. Darrow says he initially planned to buy 25000 of stock but invested 7500 after reviewing the list. He also notes a personal deposit of 3500 and his firm’s 2500 deposit.
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Mgr
Dennis O'Connell
Catholic University At
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Rome
Congregation of Studies
Cardinal Gibbons
America
Satolli and
Vannutelli
Vatican
Richmond
Keane
Mgr. O'Connell
Simeoni
Catholic University
John Farrelly
American College
Tennessee
Holy See
Margley
Chicago
Peter
Nomerica
Abner Smith
Bank of America
Pinckney
Criminal Court
Clarence S. Darrow
F. E. Creelman
Darrow
Children to Haul Statue in Virginia Move
Jefferson Davis Monument Association asks Lee Camp of Confederate Veterans to oversee moving the Davis statue from the railway station to the monument site. Commander Freeman will arrange for hundreds of children to help in hauling, using a long rope attached to the statue wagon.
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New York Times
Richmond
Jefferson Davis Monument Association
Lee Camp of
Confederate Veterans
Davis
Freeman
New Chicago Postmaster Appointed
Daniel A Campbell of Chicago was named Postmaster of Chicago succeeding Fred A Busse who left to run for mayor. Campbell, born in Elgin in 1868, is a Chicago College of Law graduate admitted to practice in 1886 and has served in the General Assembly since 1893 and as a state senator since 1895.
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Cullom
Hopkins Daniel A. Campbell
Chicago
Fred A. Busse
New York Times
Daniel A. Campbell
Elgin
Chicago College of Law
Campbell
General Assembly
Senate
Editors say Republicans stop rising tide with nationwide support
The New York Times reports strong GOP demand for renomination as editors warn against a democratic surge. Party leaders in various regions urge unity and highlight rising popularity and potential for a durable mandate.
Democrats Rally Behind Roosevelt Icon Amid Populist Hype
A period piece notes Roosevelt portrayed as the Square Deal embodiment. Democrats seize on his legacy to energize crowds and boost support, praising his reformist image while signaling party unity around his echoed policies.
President Roosevelt Says He Won’t Seek Re nomination in 1908
White House declined to comment on Republican editorials praising Roosevelt and urging another bid. He previously stated on election night 1904 that he would not be a candidate again, asserting the two term limit applies to substance, not form. He has repeatedly insisted he is sincere in not seeking another nomination.
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White House
Roosevelt
Kite House
Editors Report Roosevelts Unanimous Popularity Across GOP
A national survey of 68 Republican editors shows near unanimous praise for Roosevelt. They say he is stronger with voters than at his election and the embodiment of the square deal. Many editors note a shift from admiration to thoughtful respect for his conscience and wisdom.
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Roosevelt
Maine
Minnesota
Times
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