Roosevelt in San Antonio greets Rough Riders at Alamo
President Roosevelt arrives in San Antonio to address the Rough Riders at the Alamo memorial site and later reunite with veterans at the fair grounds. He honors Civil War foes joined as fellow Americans and recalls raising the regiment in the city.
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New York Times
San Antonio
Texas
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy Roosevelt
First United States Volunteer Cavalry
Rough Riders
Fair Grounds
Citizens’ Committee of
Roosevelt
Fort Sam Houston
Alamo
Shrine of Texas
Unio
Santiago
Index to Departments and Page References
A compact listing shows section topics and their page numbers such as Commercial World amusements arrivals of out of town buyers business troubles court calendars marine intelligence and foreign mails new corporations real estate and page references for navigation to pages 9 11 13 and 14 across the issue.
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Real Watate
Nations rebuff Germany in Morocco policy clash
London reports Germany failed to win Spain Italy or the United States to its Moroccan stance. Paris says Foreign Minister Delcassé urged Moroccan authorities to accept a tempered French policy for stabilizing the sultanate and protecting local customs. Tangier notes a German mission led by Count von Tattenbach-Ashold will go to Fez to push a German-Moroccan commercial treaty.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Paris
Germany
Spain
Italy
United States
France
Morocco
Delcassé
Chamber of Deputies
Tangier
von Tattenbach-Ashold
Fez
Open Door in Morocco Maintains U.S. Neutral Stance
British Ambassador Sir Henry Durand repeats Jusserand's assurance that Morocco's open door exists despite Emperor William's stance on a 30 year treaty. Durand met Secretary Taft, noting the U.S. position that it has no interest in European family quarrels and will not join the Morocco controversy.
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New York Times
Washington
Sir Henry Durand
M. Jusserand
Morocco
William
Great Britain
France
Henry
Taft
United States
Europe
Throat Cut In Negro's Room At 124 West 31st Street
Last night at about 9 o clock Paul Jones Ware rushed to West Thirtieth Street Station claiming a man was cut in his room on the second floor of 124 West Thirty first Street. Winfield Pope white of 151 West Thirty third Street lay injured from a razor wound to the neck and faces a grave prognosis as police seek details of the deadly attack by Pope on John J. Coakley at a hotel.
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Madonixy
Paul Jones Ware
West Thirty-first Street
Ware
Pope
Mormon Challenge Seeks Halt to Smith Funds Use
C A Smurthwaite and Don Carlos W Musser petition Utah District Court seeking an injunction against President Joseph Smith. They allege Smith diverts at least 500000 annually of Mormon Church tithes and donations into commercial ventures rather than exclusive church use. They note dissatisfaction over alleged market dominance in salt sugar and utilities and cite excommunications of Cannon and Smurthwaite for criticizing Smith. Smurthwaite remains a church member eligible to pursue the case.
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Salt Lake
Joseph Smith
C. A. Smurthwaite
Don Carlos W. Musser
District Court
Smith
Utah
Cannon
Smurthwaite
Weber Stoke
Free Phones At Waterloo Spark Local Phone War
In Waterloo New York on April 7 the Bell Company entered the local telephone market challenging the Home Telephone Company. Bell solicitors offered free service to gain entry while Home Company resisted the move. Bell also seeks to enter here but has not advanced as far as Waterloo.
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New York Times
Geneva
N. Y
Waterloo
Here
Bell Company
Home Telephone Company
Liner Vigilancia Passes Sandy Hook At Night
The Ward liner Vigilancia traveling from Vera Cruz to Havana was reported passing Sandy Hook at 11 17 last night. The Fontabelle from Barbados also passed Sandy Hook at 11 59 last night.
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Ward
Vigilancia
Vera Cruz
Havana
Sandy Hook
Fontabelle
Barbados
Cure-40 Marketed as Best for Coughs and Colds
Advertisement notes Cure-40 available at druggists, claiming it as the best remedy for coughs and colds on the market.
Report on Collapse Of 23 Buildings Blames Poor Supervision
A commission appointed by Borough President Ahearn found flagrant Building Code violations caused the collapses. They blamed inadequate supervision and incompetent contractors, citing defective foundation walls, voids in stone, and inferior mortar. Recommendations call for licensed architects and contractors, strict supervision, and a new architectural board to prevent future disasters.
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Ahearn
Thomas J. Brady
Otto M. Eidlitz
George A. Just
Isaac A. Hopper
Bureau of Buildings
Hopper
Building Bureau
First Avenue
One Hundred and Seventh Street
Eighty-eighth Street
Lexington Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Lenox Avenue
One Hundred and Forty-third Street
One Hundred and Third Street
Second Avenue
Answering Your Inquiry About Travel To Buffalo
Fragmentary travel note discussing routes to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Mentions trains and mileage tickets but lacks clear details or dates.
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Goto
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Aere Gentral
Adv
Second Wedding for Kane in Augusta Ceremony
Woodbury Kane and Mrs. Sarah Hargous Elliot were married by Judge Edward Bennett in Augusta under a Richmond County license. The couple, resident of Newport, had wed previously in Aiken on March 27, with the ceremony noting South Carolina law does not recognize divorces preventing remarriage.
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New York Times
Augusta
Aiken
T. Cliff
St. Thaddeus’s Episcopal Church
South Carolina
Gratitude of Mr Loeb Leads to Coast Survey Appointment
Mrs Michael Lauxman found and returned a lost gold watch for Secretary Lee. She asked Loeb to help her obtain permanent government work. He aided her, and she was appointed to a seven hundred fifty dollar clerkship in the Coast and Geodetic Survey, replacing her late husband’s line of work.
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New York Times
Washington
Michael Lanxman
Southwest
Lee
Jewelry Theft at Bible Training School Leads to Arrests
Miss Helen Gould supports the Bible Training School in New York where clothing jewelry and money disappeared for months. Capt Lantry's search recovered most items and led to the arrest of John Newport and his wife Jane on grand larceny charges. The woman confessed pawning goods and a marked five dollar bill was found on her. Newport planned to flee to Greenwich Connecticut with stolen items.
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Bible Training School
Lexington Avenue
Fortyminth Street
Helen Gould
Lantry
East Fifty-first Street
John Newport
Jane
Newport
White
England
Howard Gould
Castle Gould
I Ag
Greenwich
Conn
LIRR Halts System for Potter Burial Interruption
The Long Island Railroad stopped all service for two minutes during William F. Potter’s burial in Saginaw. Trains paused from 4:30 to 4:32 PM, and the entire line halted at 4:36 PM. Potter’s private car carried his coffin and the body of William H. Baldwin. MINEOLA Long Island April 7 The will of Potter filed for probate states residence East Saginaw Michigan. The estate goes to his widow with over 1000 dollars personal estate and no real estate. he leaves two sons and a daughter.
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Long Island Railroad
Morris Park
L. L
William F. Potter
Saginaw
Mid.ll
Hunter’s Point
Montauk Point
Potter
William H. Baldwin
Mineola, L. I
East Saginaw
Mich
Revolver Incident at Grand Central Station Involving Senators and Officials
At Grand Central Station a man named John C. Mackey was arrested after allegedly drawing a revolver and threatening a man at the ticket window. The threatened man identified himself as Senator Joseph Johnson of Albany though no such senator is on record. The party also included Port Warden James E. March and Detective Sergeant Thomiéis Butler. The incident caused a brief disturbance as Mackey confronted others in line before the train to Buffalo departed.
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Grand Central Station
Joseph Johnson
Albany
James E. March
Thomiéis Butler
John C. Mackey
Buffalo
Clark
Mackey
West Twenty-second Street
Johnson
March
Butler
Cooper
Grand ‘Gentral
Kay + m
Key
Jared
Fayette Hotel
Senator Clark
Heinze
Balloon crosses Channel from Folkestone to Calais
Jacques Faure's balloon left Folkestone England at 11 PM and landed in Calais France at 3 AM after a storm. The three occupants were unharmed and in good spirits despite the severe conditions.
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Calais
France
Jacques Faure
Folkestone
England
SeventyYearOld New Rochelle Merchant Marries Younger Bride
Much surprise filled New Rochelle when Thomas L. Denton, a seventy year old retired merchant, wed Julia Hurtz of Elizabeth New Jersey two months earlier. His first wife died two years ago and he has children and grandchildren. The ceremony was performed by a Pelham clergyman on January 28.
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New York Times
New Rochelle
Thomas L. Denton
Jon
Julia Hurtz
Elizabeth
N.J
Pelham
Woodruff Wedding Dates Announced in New York
Ex Lieutenant Governor Timothy L Woodruff and Miss Isabel Morrison will wed April 24 at the bride's mother home Dorilton Broadway and Seventy first Street. A month later John Eastman Woodruff and Miss Eugenie Gray Watson will marry in Columbus. The four plan a June Europe automobile tour before settling in Brooklyn on Eighth Avenue and President Street.
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Timothy L. Woodruff
Isabel Morrison
Dorilton
Broadway
Seventy-first Street
Woodruff
Eighth Avenue
President Street
Brooklyn
Providence Fast Side-Wheeler Passes Official Trial
The Providence built for the Old Colony Steamboat Company completed official trials from Providence to New York. It met contract standards and reached 23 knots for four hours, tying the Pris cilla of the Fall River Line. Built by Fore River Shipbuilding Company.
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Newefort
R. L
Providence
Old Colony Steamboat Company
New York
Priscilla
Fall River
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
New Chicago Truck Strike Flare Ups Clash With Police
Chicago faces a labor battle as 200 Montgomery Ward & Co drivers strike against the open shop. Garment workers’ 100 previously began the dispute, sparking downtown clashes with police as non union deliveries faced disruption and arrests occurred.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Steamer Louisiana Sinks At New Orleans Wharf
Southern Pacific steamship Louisiana arrived from Havana today and listed sharply toward the shore before sinking at her wharf. She had been rebuilt and was due to sail to Havana tomorrow. No lives were lost and authorities hope to raise the vessel. cause of the accident is unknown.
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New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Louisiana
Whitney
Havana
New York
Drowned Man in South Beach Incident Near Albany
Samuel Chester Brown of Schenectady drowned while bathing at South Beach with Frank Williams of Albany. After supper they leaped from a pier at the Manhattan Hotel. Brown cramped and sank before Williams could assist. the body was recovered.
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Samuel Chester Brown
Schenectady
Frank Williams
Albany
South Beach
Manhattan Hotel
Brown
Williams
Non-Union Fence Wrecked at Belmont Park Station
Fifteen hundred feet of ornamental iron fence near the new Long Island Railroad station at Belmont Park was toppled and damaged last night. Authorities and race track managers suspect union ironworkers caused the wreck amid ongoing labor tensions. Sheriff Gildersleeve suspects outsiders were brought from Manhattan or Brooklyn to commit the act.
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Belmont, L. I
Long Island
Belmont Park
Belmont Track
Bherif Gildersleeve
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Mapes Mourns $1000 Spaniel in Sound Tragedy
Victor Mapes author of Captain Barrington, with a Davenport's Neck Summer home in New Rochelle, mourns the loss of his spaniel valued at $1000. A fight between Lawton's poodle and Mapes's dog ended when the spaniel was killed after being tied with a stone and cast into the Sound.
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New York Times
New Rochelle
N. Y
Victor Mapes
Captain Barrington
Davenport's
Jane
Davenport Lawton
Newbury D. Lawton
Davenport
Mr. Mapes
New York
Frank Tucker
Wildcliff
Newbury Lawton
Mr. Lawton
West Point Arrests Taint Electrical Supply Frauds
Frank Dornberger chief electrician at West Point for twelve years and Highland Falls saloon keeper Charles Diller were arrested on charges of conspiring with others in a scheme to condemn and sell electrical equipment to the academy. They and a third suspect, Joan Myptager, are under bonds to appear before Commissioner Shields in New York on April 17.
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Highland Falls
N. Y
Frank Dornberger
West Point
Charles Diller
West Point Military Academy
Dornberger
Demy
Diller
Shields
United States
Acadas
Sues City to Save a Park in Allegheny
Mrs Ida Rahm Larkin of New York has filed suit in the U S Circuit Court seeking to restrain Allegheny City from giving free land to the Pennsylvania Railroad for a station in Allegheny Park. She argues the land grant is a taxpayer fraud and cites 1787 charter parkland provisions.
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Pittsburg
Ida Rahm Larkin
East Fifty-third Street
New York
United States Circuit Court
Allegheny
Spring Tours to Washington Draw Crowds
A brief notice invites readers to join spring tours to Washington with limited seats from New York. The advertisement highlights expositions, rail travel, and schedule options with May 11 as a key date and mentions contact for inquiries.
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Washington
New York
I & O. Ces
Chicago Mayor Elect Leads Rally for Municipal Ownership
Edward F. Dunne of Chicago speaks at Cooper Union fueling optimism for municipal control of utilities. J. G. Phelps Stokes and Miss Pastor receive key attention as speakers advocate public ownership, with Hearst urging New York to follow Chicago’s example.
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Cooper Union
Edward F. Dunne
Chicago
Municipal Ownership League
Cooper Square
Judge Dunne
Tom Watson
William R. Hearst
Hearst
New York
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Father Louis Martin Returns to Rome after Tumor Treatments
Father Louis Martin, General of the Society of Jesus, has come back to Rome from Pisa where Roentgen ray treatment for a malignant tumor on his right arm failed. Amputation of the arm is now the only remaining option, a course suggested before the radiation trial.
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Rome
Louis Martin
Society of Jesus
Pisa
Short note on a car leaving for Cleveland
A terse clipping notes a vehicle departing toward Cleveland with limited details and an unclear connection to a famous person or event. The fragment mentions a prominent name but lacks full context or confirmation of dates, places, or outcomes.
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John J. Coakley
Kane
Mrs. Elliot
MR. Loeb
Gould School
Mr. Potter
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the Saturday Review OF
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W. A. Clark
Early Rather
Samuel C. Brown
Belmont
Mapes
Spaniel
Mass
Mr. Stokes
Miss Pastor
Stokes
Murphy
Clarence Shearn
Charles F. Murphy
McClellan
America
Martin
Chireagh
Pennayiveais
Cleveland
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