Evans to Return 10 Fleet Friday Aboard Connecticut
Rear Admiral Robly D. Evans commander in chief of the Atlantic Fleet plans to rejoin his ships at Monterey on Friday May 4 after treatment at Paso Robles. Repairs delay expected for the Missouri due to a damaged high pressure cylinder head and lost engine plans from a Newport News fire.
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Evans Improves After Automobile Drive to Mission San Miguel
Paso Robles report says Rear Admiral Evans shows improvement with an automobile ride to Old Mission San Miguel nine miles from Paso Robles Hot Springs. He was accompanied by Mrs. Evans Dr McDonald and James Horsburg.
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Daughters of the Revolution Convene at Waldorf Astoria
The General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution under Regent Mrs. D. Phoenix Ingraham will hold a four day convention at the Waldorf Astoria with about 125 visiting Daughters staying at the hotel. Incoming trains from New York state in England brought the delegates last night as they gathered in the main office and settled into the palm lounge. Receptions, dinners, and smaller group meetings will fill the schedule through the event.
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General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Missouri State University plans University Missourian journalism plant
The Board of Curators in Columbia adopts a plan for a fully equipped daily newspaper under a new journalism department. A telegraph service and competent staff will run The University Missourian on university grounds with standards matching other collegiate programs.
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New York Times
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Columbia
University Missourian
LY Hiams
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Rockefeller Attended Church After Guarded Walk Home
John D. Rockefeller walked to Fifth Avenue Baptist Church yesterday morning with two followers close behind him. He greeted congregants, then returned home with the men still nearby. The Rev. Charles I Abed preached on Bacon’s idols and urged openness to reason in faith.
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Market Place
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Atlantic City Fares Raised by Philadelphia Lines
Philadelphia on April 26 reports a June 1 fare increase by the Pennsylvania and West Jersey & Seashore railroads. Round trip Philadelphia to Atlantic City rises 25 cents. commutation rates out of Philadelphia also climb, up to a third in some cases. Officials cite higher operating costs and extensive improvements as reasons, with dividends also affected.
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Pennsylvania
Eading
Atlantic City
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West Jersey & Seashore Railroad
Man Falls From Window At Army Recruiting Station
Edmund Hynes of 437 West Thirtieth Street, sleeping in an army recruiting room at 808 East Thirty-fourth Street, walked out an open window and fell fifteen feet to the areaway. He suffered lacerations and possible internal injuries while dreaming of leading a regiment into battle.
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Canada Opposes Wood Pulp Export Duties Amid Free Market Fight
Ottawa resists export taxes as Canadian officials support U S calls for free wood pulp. Provinces fear forest drain and political shift, while paper mills hope American access to their timber and markets will ease raw-material shortages.
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New York Times
Washington
Canada
Wilfrid Laurier
Roosevelt
United States
Quebec
Ontario
New Brunswick
Bacon not snubbed by president on canal duty
The State Department notes that Secretary Root and Assistant Secretary Bacon were not snubbed when the President delegated Secretary Taft to inspect the canal work and settle the boundary dispute between Panama and Colombia. The War Secretary has handled most issues in the canal zone occupancy.
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State Department
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Bacon
Taft
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Colombia
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Clemenceau to attend Bannerman funeral in London
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau left for London to represent the French Government at the funeral of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman. Lisbon notes King Manuel will tour the provinces after the May 6 oath before the Cortes. Havana says sewering work plans require overhaul and likely five months before starting.
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Clemenceau
London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
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Magoon
Woman Fights Burglar In Williamsburg Street Chase
Lena Strom, owner of a butcher shop in Williamsburg, fought a burglar who entered her store rooms, chased him through Flushing Avenue, alerted bystanders, and helped police arrest Charles Wrenz after a knife was knocked from his hand. He was held for the grand jury.
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Fishing Avenue
Williamsburg
Plague fears rise as Philadelphia reaches Tillemstad
The Philadelphia steamer arrives with word of two bubonic plague cases in Caracas and a mass exodus planned via Porto Cabello. Caracas officials seek Sanitation measures, rat destruction, street washing, and compulsory antitoxins. Sanitary commissions are set for each ward amid alarm over suspicious cases.
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Bought Too Much Cotton Causes Cash Exodus in Barcelona
The Epocha notes a serious financial crisis in Barcelona sparked by cotton exporters offering favorable terms for spot cash during stringency. This led to a gold outflow, with many firms facing difficulties and several already failing.
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Madrid
Barcelona
United Alas
Sagan Visits Vesuvius Party Tour Naples Sagas
Prince ne Sa go and Mme Anna Gould with children traveled by car to Bosco Trecase on Vesuvius southern slope. They walked lava fields to Ottaviano ruins and played tennis at the hotel garden. They plan a Rome Paris Florence stopover.
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Mass for Chaulnes Body to Dampierre After Paris Rites
In Paris on April 26 a solemn requiem was held at St Philippe du Roule. The Duc de Chaulnes will be conveyed to Dampierre tomorrow for a second service attended by family and intimate friends. The body will be interred in the Dampierre chateau mortuary chapel.
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Mrs Ladenburg Entertains in Rome Guest Dinner
Mrs Adolph Ladenburg of New York is in excellent health despite reports abroad. She hosted a dinner for thirty guests on Friday and plans to stay in Rome until the end of May.
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Adolph. Ladenburg
New York
Four Battleships Vote Favors Seen For Senate Measure
The New York Times reports Sunday activity by four battleship supporters in Congress for a Naval Appropriation increase. Six named Democrats back the plan, while Lodge's defection clouds Republican votes and a political trade may hinge on naval repairs estimates.
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Car crash in Waterbury injures Newark man and kills Scotsman
In Waterbury Connecticut today W F Goodsell of Newark was badly bruised when a touring car owned by Martin F Payne ran into a gully after a tire failure. A Scotch farrier riding in the same car was thrown out and killed.
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