Pope Relapse Leaves Rome in Grave Uncertainty
Rome reports the Pope, aged seventy eight, suffered a relapse and remains in a grave condition with signs of Bright's disease and heart strain. Doctors monitor him through the night as diplomats and faithful await formal bulletins and possible audiences.
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Rome
Tate
Marchiafava
Vatican
Prof
Amict
Bright
Dr. Amici
Cardinal Merry del Val
Treviso
Pope’s Relapse Of Influenza Causes Anxiety In Rome
Rome reports the Pope suffers a relapse of influenza with a slight temperature rise and notable weakness. Vatican statement notes indisposition since yesterday evening and calls for rest amid concern over advanced age and potential strain on strength.
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Rome
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Holy Father
Service Update for Louisville Evansville and St Louis Route
Rail line announces new service adjustments effective today on the regular schedule between Louisville Evansville and St Louis. Officials warn of possible delays as the timetable aligns with seasonal demand and safety protocols.
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Louisville
Evansville & ST. St
Nardy Southern Railway
T. Louis
Accosb
Ady
Auto Races To Save Rider At Central Park
Miss Leonie Burrill daughter of Middleton Burrill a 20 year old lawyer's daughter was thrown from a horse at the Ninetieth Street entrance to Central Park after the horse slipped on asphalt. Mrs Rex Beach and Mrs Fred Stone in Mrs Beachs car pursued the horse for about ten blocks as Burrill sustained a brain concussion and was taken to Presbyterian Hospital in critical condition.
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Leonie Burrill
Middleton
Burrill
East Thirty-eighth Street
Ninetieth Street
Central Park
Fifth Avenue
Miss Burrill
Mix Rex Beach
Fred Stone
Mrs. Beach
Presbyterian Hospital
Fifth Avenue Riding Academy
110Th Street
Mrs. Stone
Queens Ferry Struck Off Governors Island Sides
The city ferry Queens heading to St George was struck amidships on the port side by a coastwise steamer. The blow gouged a 20 foot square hole but all passengers were unharmed and the vessel continued to St George for repairs. No details on the other ship were released. The Queens will be out of service for extensive repairs for several weeks. The incident follows a prior harbor collision involving the Queens and the trawler Heroine three weeks earlier.
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Battery
St. George
Ss. IL
Governor’s Island
Statue of Liberty
Queens
Staten Island
Braisted
Prof Olson Acquitted in Darling Murder Case
In St Paul the jury found Prof Oscar M Olson not guilty of murdering Clyde N Darling, alleged wrecker of Olson home. Verdict came at 8 30 pm after 5 pm deliberations. Olson and his wife awaited reunion at home.
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Prof. Olson
Olson
Caruso at the Met Interrupted by a Dog's Yell
During Caruso's Aida solo at the Metropolitan Opera House a dog's shrill yelp pierced the vast horseshoe audience. Observers, ushers, and a concerned woman clashed briefly as the incident disrupted the performance and the owner remained unidentified.
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Caruso
Metropolitan Opera House
Ki-yi
Mrs Pankhurst illness and suffragette unrest reported
Five days into hunger strike at Holloway Jail Mrs Pankhurst shows only slight weakness and may endure longer. Reports note possible secretly taken nourishment tablets. Annie Kenney Olive Wharry and Zeke Emerson events loom. Dudley Castle arson attempt alarms town as militant suffragists scatter literature and vandalize boxes and cannons amid continued protests.
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Mrs. Pankhurst
Annie Kenney
Olive Wharry
Zeke Emerson
Miss Wharry
Kew Gardens
Miss Emerson
Holloway
Ellis Griffith
House of Commons
Emerson
Dudley
Worcestershire
Annual Real Estate Review Promises Broad Industry Insights
The notice advertises an upcoming Real Estate Review in Next Sunday's Times with extensive information for brokers operators and buyers. It highlights special articles by authoritative writers and signals a comprehensive feature on homes and lots.
Miss Lucy Dodge Found Safe in London Return Promised
Miss Lucy Dodge, 22, granddaughter of the late John Bigelow, who vanished from her mother Mrs Lionel Guest’s home in London, has been found. Scotland Yard notified, she plans to return home tomorrow and may have stayed near Marble Arch. Her mother says Lucy wished to earn her own living and had American ideas about work.
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John Bigelow
Lionel Guest
Seymour Street
Scotland Yard
Miss Dodge
New York Times
Marble Arch
New York
Lucy
Senator Accused in Affidavit of Attacking Woman
The letter and sworn affidavit allege a United States Senator assaulted a married woman on March 24 in Washington. The wife describes an interview at the senator office and later at her hotel, detailing improper advances and subsequent apologies. The affidavit accompanies a declaration of the victim and calls for justice. Marshall declined to place the affidavit before the Senate.
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Marshall
Senate
J. R. Jacobs
Democratic National
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Capitol
James Sloan
Secret Service
Joseph P. Tumulty
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Capitol Hill
House
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Senate Chamber
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Army
Navy
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Riots Prompt National Guard Use in Buffalo
In Buffalo an all out riot disrupted trolley service as 65th and 74th regiments of the National Guard were called. Major General O'Ryan led efforts to guard car barns and patrol Main Street while Union strikers attacked cars and officials. Police fought mobs, injuries mounted, and arbitration talks stalled.
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New York Times
Buffalo
National Guard
First Cavalry
O’ryan
Albany
International Railway Company
Broadway
Main Street
Connette
Regan
Francis Murphy
John Terry
New York
Forest Avenue
Cold Springs
Tonneau
E. G. Connette
Louis P. Fuhrmann
Teen
Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction Company
Erie
Penn
Memphis Special Leaves New York at 9:30 P.M.
Bot Springs Arkansas via Lic Sy Treen Railway announces a Memphis Special train from New York City at 9:30 PM with dining sleeping and observation cars and office contact at 264 Fifth Ave.
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Arkansas
Lic Sy. Treen
Popwar
Memphis
New York
Woman Blocks Diggers in Orange Sewer Dispute
Mrs. Rachel Neill, treasurer of Orange Progressive party, stood in a trench to block workmen from connecting a garage sewer to the city system. Attorney William A. Lord sought an injunction to restrain her interference as neighbors claim the lane between their houses allows shared use.
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New York Times
Orange
N. J
Rachel Neill
Isaac H. Blanchard
Neill Planing Mill
William A. Lord
Blanchard
House Democrats Reject Open Caucus Reform Efforts
Democratic leaders and rank and file clash over open caucuses as 167 to 84 vote keeps doors closed. Senate radical rule changes push party power centralization with committee chair control and expanded conference representation.
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New York Times
Washington
Apri
Democrats
House
Wilson
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Carlin
Virginia
Underwood
Fitzgerald
New York
Sherley
Kentucky
Representative Shackleford
Missouri
United States
Representative Carlin
Representative Slays
Representative Hobson
Alabama
Thomas
Senate
Asia
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Poincare Herricks Guest Dines at Our Embassy
Paris April French President and Mme Poincare dine at the American Embassy the first time in years. Guests include M Pichon Barthou Klotz and their wives with British Italian and Russian ambassadors. A reception follows with Ministers of War and Marine and many high officials. Virginia Hot Springs through train service resumed to Boise and golf links in perfect condition.
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Paris
Mme. Poincaré
M. Pichon
M. Barthou
M. Klotz
Interior
MM. Etienne
Baudin
Virginia Hot Springs
Fight at Naval Academy prompts hazing inquiry
At Annapolis on April 8 a conflict between a third class and a fourth class midshipman sparked an investigation. The fourth class member Lawrence was subjected to the punishment known as the 16, and an upperclassman allegedly struck him in an attempt to enforce discipline. If found guilty the upperclassman faces possible dismissal for brutal hazing.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Lawrence
McCormick Collapses at Meeting Urging Store Employees
Mrs. Medill McCormick daughter of the late Mark A Hanna fainted during a rally of about 800 department store girls at the Musicians Club in Chicago. She spoke five minutes before collapsing and received medical attention for about fifteen minutes before revival.
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Chicago
April
Medill McCormick
Mark A. Hanna
Musicians’ Club
France to Dock Friday with Morgan Body Aboard
The French liner France carrying the body of J Pierpont Morgan was reported by wireless at 8 p m last night 1246 miles east of Sandy Hook The message said fair weather would allow the ship to reach Quarantine by early Friday morning and dock around 8 30 a m Morgan's body is en route to New York with the voyage expected to end Friday morning.
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France
J. Pierpont Morgan
Sandy Hook
Carnegie Honored by Police Honor Legion Group
Andrew Carnegie was elected honorary member of the Police Department Honor Legion for distributing copies of the Richard Watson Gilder peace poem to legion members. The last honorary member before him was Vincent Astor.
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Andrew Carnegie
Honor Legion
Police Department
Legion
Richard Watson Gilder
Carnegie
Vincent Astor
Railway Wage Conference Set To Meet In New York
A conference committee representing 52 eastern railroads will meet with leaders of the Order of Railroad Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen in New York on April 22 to settle wage demands. The requests, presented in January, seek standard rates for men pe r across roads of similar grade and include a 15 percent raise.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Ohio River
Order of Rairoad
Brotherhood of Raiway
New York
Women win Tyro mayor and council in landslide
Tyro Kansas residents completed results show Mrs. H. C. Defenbaugh elected Mayor and Mrs. E. F. Herring, Mrs. Myra Newton, and Mrs. Maggie Park chosen for the Town Council. The Independent women’s ticket opposed Progressive and Citizens’ slates and called for a town clean-up, better streets, and an annual audit.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Tyro
Here
H. C. Defenbaugh
E. F. Herring
Myra Newton
Maggie Park
Progressive
Citizens
Girl Arrests Mayor Shank in Indianapolis
A young woman confronts Mayor Shank in Indianapolis over dog tax enforcement. She claims nearly 1,000 warrants were issued for unpaid dog taxes, hints at a $2 fee per case, and jokes about taxing the mayor’s dog, who was found without a collar and license and taken to the pound.
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New York Times
Indianapolis
Girl Stowaway Arrives Aboard Bayonne Coal Barge
Beatrice Rahl of Cambridge Massachusetts, a niece of Captain Rauch's wife, secretly boarded the Lackawanna barge Canisteo in Boston and reached Port Johnson Bayonne. She was found crying in the coal bunkers and after rescue the captain promised to take her to see New York and gave her apple pie.
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Canisteo
Port Johnson
Bayonne
Boston
New York
Carl Rauch
Beatrice Rahl
Peters Street
Cambridge
Mass
Rauch
York
Charles J
Miss Rah
Sheriff Aided Haggin By Rallying Men For Inspection
Lieut Ben Ali Haggin of Company H Twelfth Infantry N G N Y used an unusual tactic at the Second Battalion annual inspection. He appeared with his Quartermaster Sergeant in uniform at Sheriff Harburger’s office seeking deputies to compel attendance, though the sheriff noted he could not compel absent men.
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Ben Ali Haggin
Twelfth Infantry
Sheriff Harburger
James O'Reilly
Unclear freight vessel list with scattered port names
Fragmentary OCR shows vessel names and ports including Taormina Genes San Juan Mackay-Bennett Halifax Lempsree Mobile Port of Minnesota and incomplete phrases. No coherent event or dates emerge from the readable text.
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Genes
San Juan
San
Mackay-Bennett
Halifax
Lempsree
Mobile
Carrilloy
Port of Minnesota
Owgere
Wilson delivers first oral State of the Union in Congress
President Wilson appears before a joint session, delivering an oral State of the Union and urging immediate tariff changes. He emphasizes he is a person, not a government department, and avoids pomp as crowds pack the Capitol to hear him.
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New York Times
Washington
United States
Houses of
Congress
Union
Wilson
House of Representatives
Capitol
Senate
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