President Roosevelt Tours Iowa Amid Big Crowds
President Roosevelt's Iowa swing drew large, enthusiastic crowds in multiple stops including Shenandoah Des Moines Osceola and Osage City. He praised Hepburn Iowa delegation and urged pure citizenship while noting trust regulation. He dedicated the Osage Young Men's Christian Association building and prepared for a St Louis briefing.
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Cabinet Meeting in St Louis With Roosevelt Cabinet
Washington reports a major conference between the President and his Cabinet in St Louis set for Wednesday night. The special train with President Roosevelt and Secretary Shaw will reach the city at 4 10 PM Wednesday. Other Cabinet members will join, with pressing issues since the President left Washington to be discussed.
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Index to Departments and Page References
A listing of regular newspaper departments with page numbers for Commercial World Amusements Arrivals at and Out-of-Town Buyers Business Troubles Court Calendars Insurance Notes Legal Notes Losses of Fire Marine Reports and Foreign Mails Corporations Real Estate Society Uni Service Weather Yesterday's Fires and more.
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Going West Uie Trains Offer Rapid Chicago St Louis Service
When Going West Uie Pennsylvania Railroad offers rapid train service to Chicago and St Louis. Splendid equipment, a matchless road bed, every comfort en route. Ady.
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Lakewood Doctor H H Cate Missing After New York Trip
Dr H H Cate a Lakewood physician and sanitarium owner who took 2000 to New York for personal business vanished after April 21. He checked into Hotel Albert in Manhattan registered and said he would visit a former patient but was seen no more. satchel remains. Police Inspector Mc Cluskey investigated after lawyer John F Dillon alerted authorities.
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Missing Husband Seeks Warning in Chicago
Mrs Lizzie Harris of New York asks Chicago police to locate her husband Raymond Harris who vanished after leaving for contracting work with 300 to 400 dollars. She offers forgiveness and aid to settle debts if he returns or writes, and requests a general alarm. Police report no trace yet in Chicago.
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New York
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Edward to See the Pope and Rome's Royal Revels
King Edward will visit the Vatican at 4 30 pm accompanied by Gen Pedotti and Italian King Victor Emmanuel I went to the Pantheon and laid wreaths on tombs of Emmanuel I and Humbert and toured the Colosseum Arch of Titus and Palatine Forum amid cheers. A gala theater and a formal court dinner followed with 104 covers.
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American Wedding in Japan in English Cathedral Tokio
Miss Virginia Evans daughter of Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans will marry Harold Ingalls Sewall at noon in Tokyo English Cathedral. The ceremony will be by the English Bishop of Tokio with reception at the British Legation. Attending will be Diplomatic Corps representatives and U S Navy officers as ushers.
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Meat prices in Chicago beat New York and other cities
Chicago retailers report meat in the city remains the lowest among large markets. Beefsteak costs 26 cents in New York, while Chicago offers porterhouse chops at 16 to 18 cents and mutton at 14 cents. Chickens run 16 cents, with broilers at 20 to 25 cents.
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Insane Operator Halts 60 mph Train at Pony Station
D S Ranshaw, Wabash operator at Pony Station Illinois, suffered a mental lapse on duty but used his training to stop the Chicago express at sixty miles per hour by signaling a red light. Engineer John Dogan and crew watched as the telegraph clerks sought clearance orders to confirm the halt.
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Traveling by New York Central Promises Cheap, Courteous Service
Advert says the New York Central offers the cheapest travel with fine service charming scenery fast time and courteous attention. It claims steadily increasing traffic as a result.
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King Edward's Vatican Visit Planned as Private Conference
The Times learns the visit will be a direct drive from the embassy to the Vatican in the Ambassador's carriage with no detours or stops. The King will meet the Pope at the entrance to the private room and no return visit is planned, with Mgr Rampolla not in attendance.
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Protest Vote Condemns King Edward's Rome Visit
At the Church Association annual meeting in St James's Hall London on April 8 a near unanimous vote directed a protest to King Edward in Rome over his intended visit to the Pope. The protest echoes the Protestant Alliance expressing intense regret that the Protestant King plans to visit the Pope described as Antichrist in their church homilies.
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Strike Shuts McCormick and Deering Harvester Works in Chicago
In Chicago on April 28 thirty five hundred workers at the McCormick and Deering Harvester plants walk out. Police guard Deering with two hundred officers as strikers form picket lines. A mass meeting drew hundreds of men and unionizing women. officials dispute absentee counts and say no bias against union or non union workers. So far no violence reported.
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Chicago
McCormick
Deering Harvester
Mexican railroad venture gains Mexican government subsidy
Trenton reports William A. Buckman George Buckman Charles W. Heath and W A Holcombe of the city take interest in the Morelia and Tacam baro Railroad Company. After two years of delay the road wins a 1 5 million subsidy from the Mexican government. A company directed by A Powell of Washington will construct the end. Burnett’s Cocaine claims dandruff relief and scalp health.
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N. J
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George Buckman
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Morelia and Tacambaro Railroad Company
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Washington
Praise for St Louis Exposition Gains British Support
The Times editorial urges Britain to fund strong representation at the St Louis Exposition. It argues government and industry must show urgency to compete with American peers and foster patriotism and policy. It emphasizes mutual understanding, liberty, and knowing each other's position.
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Cleveland Hurries Home After St Louis Trip
Ex President Grover Cleveland will cut short his Western tour and return to Princeton soon as a new baby is expected at the Cleveland home. He plans a summer cruise with E C Benedict aboard a yacht in New England waters and may spend the season at Buzzards Bay with Oscar S Straus and Benedict. They are guests of D R Francis of the Exposition and Francis will also host President Roosevelt.
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Ex-President Cleveland Addresses Train-Side Crowd in Cumberland
Former president Cleveland arrives at the Baltimore and Ohio station in Cumberland Maryland and speaks to a large cheering crowd from the platform. The event draws substantial turnout and lively public interest.
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New Jersey Governor Murp hy to miss Exposition dedication
Newark April 21 Gov Franklin Murphy says he cannot attend the Louisiana Purchase Exposition dedication on Thursday, joining members of the New Jersey crate in the event.
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Cornell Student Webb Vanishes From Ithaca Campus
H G Webb a Cornell sophomore in electrical engineering and ex guard on the varsity football team has disappeared since early March. Friends and family search nationwide. he attended Montclair High School and was seen as a top left guard candidate after Capt Warner’s graduation.
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Ohio Franchise Act Declared Unconstitutional in Cincinnati
Superior Court rules the curative act unconstitutional. the Cincinnati Street Railway franchise tied to the Rogers law is void as a general statewide matter. Stock of Cincinnati street railway fell 144 points, equivalent to $225,000 in market value.
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Transportation of Military Soldiers and Sailors Rates Set
The collapse of the pool on army and navy rail business allows unusually low transport rates. The Navy awards a one year contract from Chicago to the Pacific Coast to Union Pacific at 22.71 for 100 or fewer, 21.46 for 100 or more, plus 50 cents per meal. Rock Island opposed, claiming unequal rates from Southern Pacific. The Navy Department and Controller of the Currencies reviewed the bids and upheld the Union Pacific award.
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Steer Little Cigar Ad Claims Havana Blend Value
An advertisement touts Steer Little Cigar as worth a dollar a box with the very best Havana tobacco blend. It also promotes Piso's Cure as pleasant for children's coughs, available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Court of Appeals Upholds Ford Tax Franchise Law
The Court of Appeals sustains the Ford law taxing special franchises and requiring State Tax Board assessment, rejecting home rule and contract impairment challenges. It holds tangible property within franchises forms a single taxable entity, and that state valuation fits the unprecedented, statewide scheme. The decision covers Metropolitan Street Railway and several other transit and utility entities.
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Court of Appeals
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Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company
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The Occasional Traveler Praises the Pennsylvania Limited
The Occasional Traveler finds much to admire in the Pennsylvania Limited and notes its appeal to all travelers. The piece compliments the train's comfort and service, highlighting its draw for both casual and seasoned passengers and calling it a standout option.
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