Clarke Appears Set To Defeat Jones For Senate
Arkansas returns show ex Gov James P Clarke leading Senator Jones in the race for the United States Senate with a narrow expected joint ballot margin. Officials say Clarke could win by about a dozen votes, while Jones fights on from Homestead County and keeps headquarters open. Several large counties have not yet reported wire results.
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Little Rock
Ark
James P. Clarke
United States
James. Jones
Jones
Clarke
Homestead County
Senator Jones
Gov. Davis
C. W. Rector
Jones Defeat Triggers Change in Senate Democratic Leadership
Washington reports Arkansas defeat of Senator James K. Jones prompts Democrats to rethink leadership. Bailey and Carmack emerge as fresh energy while Richardson is ousted from a chair, signaling a shift toward a more vigorous, multi-led minority in the Senate with unresolved succession plans.
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Washington
Arkansas
James K. Jones
Senate
Mr. Jones
Congress
Richardson
House
Jones
Congressional Committee
Georgia
Griggs
Bailey
Carmack
Berry
Senate Democrats
Kansas City
Chicago
Pettigrew
Allen
Love Match On A Liner Aboard The St Paul
On the voyage of the American liner St Paul a romance blossomed between J. E. Oglesby son of Illinois ex governor and Miss Ida Rogers of Boston Road city. They announced a betrothal aboard and planned marriage about thirty days after reaching America with a lavish celebratory dinner and a guest list including Gen. McCoskry Butt and others. The couple appeared joyful and readiness to marry was confirmed by Oglesby after disembarking.
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St. Paul
J. E. Oglesby
Illinois
Ida Rogers
Boston Road
Millionaire Rogers
Paterson
Oglesby
Rogers
Southampton
Miss Rogers
America
George A.v Wheelock
Gen. McCoskry Butt
William J. Birge
Continent
William W. Coe, Jr
A. ¥. Isoultbee
Alfred Carroll
Montreal
E. E. Coby
New York
C. Dellwik
London
Mr. Oglesby
Roosevelt party to visit Charleston exposition
The list of attendees for the presidential visit to Charleston includes Mrs. Roosevelt Miss Carew J. K. Gracie Secretary Root Attorney General Knox Miss Knox Secretary Wilson Secretary Cortelyou Assistant Secretary Loeb Mrs. Loeb Dr John F Wise Commander W R Cowles Col L S Brown General Agent of the Southern Railway M O Latta and Charles A Cotterill.
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Charleston
S. C
Roosevelt
Roebling Treasurer Arrest Reported in Trenton Blast
Special to The New York Times reports Ferdinand Roebling, treasurer of the John A Roebling Company in Trenton, tied to the East River Bridge project, is involved in a pending investigation. Details remain incomplete as authorities confirm no formal charges yet.
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Trenton
Ferdinand Roebling
John A. Roebling Company
New York
Index to Departments and Page References
A brief list shows sections and page numbers for Amusements Real Estate Society Weather Railroads and other topics. It notes yesterday's fires and marine intelligence with readers directed to pages 3 5 9 and 10.
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Weather Report
Roebling Eyes Major Theatre Project in Trenton
Prominent local financier Mr Roebling plans a large theatre in Trenton on Warren Street using an option on the former United States Hotel. The site sits in the heart of the business and hotel district with a long frontage and back-block depth. Roebling has long served as a director of the Taylor Opera House and believes competition would benefit the city.
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Cerned
Trenton
United States
Warren Street
Roebling
Taylor Opera House
Gun-wielding Hatfield funeral parades in Pike County
In Whitesburg Kentucky on March 30 a funeral procession for the Hatfields Thompson and Ephraim and for John Rutherford and Harry Watts drew over 200 mourners. Every man bore a Winchester and rifles were carried in both processions as they moved along the mountainside. An accidental rifle explosion halted the march briefly before resuming.
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Whitesburg
Eky
Pike County
Winchester
Hatfields
Thompson
Ephraim
John Rutherford
Harry Watts
Patrolmen Rebel Over Sunday Closing Law Enforcement
Forty uniformed officers of the Twentieth Precinct mutinied against Sunday closing rules for saloons in Manhattan. Sixteen arrests followed, all by uniformed men. Acting Captain Ryan led the force in enforcing the usual excise instructions while plotting to resist higher officials.
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Police Department
West Thirtyseventh Street
Michael E. Foody
Manhattan
Carra
O'Neill
Bislan
Foody
Charles Ryan
Ryan
Excise
Capt. Foody
Raines Law Hotel
East Fifty-first Street
Lantry
District Attorney's Office
Capt. Lantry
Raines Law
Upper East Side
Jerome
Ira BE. Bennett
West One Hundred and Second Street
Sixth Avenue
Thirty-eighth Street
Eighth Avenue
Greater New York
Churchtreet Station
Elizabeth Street
Madison Street
Leonard Street
Charles Street
Mulberry Street
Eldridge Street
Delancey Street
Union Market
East Twentysecond Street
West Thirtieth Street
Eighty-eighth Street
One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
High Bridge
Tremont
Borough of Brooklyn
Choctaws Seek Aid for 10000 Destitute Citizens
Gov. G. W. Dukes, Choctaw principal chief in Indian Territory, appeals to Acting Interior Secretary Thomas Ryan for relief funds and food for about 10,000 impoverished Choctaw, many in danger of starvation. He warns the distress could grow unless aid is provided.
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South Mcalester
Indian Territory
G. W.dukes
Thomas Ryan
Interior
Department
Haggin plans grand mansion at Elmendorf Stock Farm
Lexington reports mill owner J B Haggin rushing completion of a 350000 mansion by May 1 with aims for June ventilation. He will return after yearling sales in New York with his wife to spend summers at the estate, keeping a full retinue and a premier wine cellar.
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Lexington
J. B. Haggin
Elmendorf
New York
Haggin
America
Wireless Marconi Wires Fall Overboard on Umbria Voyage
Operator Brooker on the Cunarder Umbria reports Marconi wireless lines fell overboard while still in contact with the Campania. Wires trailed in the sea but communications continued, aided by a bamboo spreader keeping ends near the mast above water.
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Marconi
Brooker
Liverpool
Campania
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Ad
An advertisement extols the railroad’s track excellence speed of trains safety and comfort for patrons and the scenic variety of its routes praising its service and noting its cities. The Buffalo Express appears as the publication source.
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New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Buffalo Express
Adv
Modifications Planned for NY Passenger Baggage Rules
Secretary Shaw plans slight changes to New York baggage inspections after visits to the New York Customs House and docks. He aims to reduce passenger annoyance while preserving duty collections, noting high value dutiable goods in trunks and rising duties since Collector Bidwell’s inspection system began.
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Washington
Shaw
New York
New York Custom House
Bidwell
Hidden Treasure Rumor Near Belle Fourche
Belle Fourche residents hunt for a rumored buried gold hoard linked to James Kennedy a reclusive hermit who died last week. Kennedy reportedly carried large sums in old date gold coins and spent hundreds on whisky. Dozens search the surrounding mountains for the treasure near his cabin.
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New York Times
Bellefourche
James Kennedy
Belle Fourche
Kennedy
Malleable Glass Claim by Richmond Worker
Louis Kauffeld, a lamp chimney worker from Richmond Indiana, says he has rediscovered malleable glass like ancient Egyptians. After five years of effort he claims a chimney that resists heat and sudden cooling, with glass bottles surviving boiling and cold water. He also states he can weld the glass.
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Richmond
Ind
Louis Kauffeld
Kauffeld
Pittsburg Hit By Fierce Windstorm Causes Major Damage
A severe windstorm struck Pittsburg on March 30 causing widespread destruction. Churches, schools, bridges, and factories sustained damage as power lines failed and emergency crews aided injured residents. The Knoxville Presbyterian Church roof collapsed during an Easter service wounding about forty people.
Church Struck by Cyclone in Jamestown
Easter services at United Presbyterian Church in Jamestown were interrupted as a funnel cloud struck the building at noon. Pastor Rev. J. M. Jamison was buried in bricks and timbers, dying from fatal injuries after being rescued from the debris. The storm was the worst in years in the area.
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Greenville
Penn
United Presbyterian Church
Jamestown
Here
J. M. Jamison
Floods Devastate Lauderdale County Drowning Seven
In Florence Alabama two days of heavy rain unleash record floods. Seven persons are reported drowned as every bridge in Lauderdale County is swept away and disrupting transportation and safety efforts. Local officials urge caution and rescue operations continue as residents assess damage.
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Florence
Ala
Lackawanna Limited to Buffalo and St Louis With Dining Cars
Starts at 10 A M Lackawanna Limited for Buffalo and St Louis with dining cars sleepers and superb observation cars Tickets at 429 1 183 Broadway Adv.
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Lackawanna Limited
Buffalo
St. Louis
Flood Swamps Shoal Creek Area Wrecking Homes
Rising waters eight feet above the highest mark sweep flood in the Shoal Creek region. The home of Pat Brahen, a Black man living about three miles from the city, is carried away and seven of his family drowned Friday night.
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Shoal Creek
Pat Brahen
Wind Storm Strikes Eastern Buffalo Suburbs
A March wind storm swept eastern Buffalo suburbs causing extensive damage to trolley poles, sidewalks, and trees. The storm moved through a sparsely populated area, leaving a narrow path of destruction with little other impact.
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Buffalo
Mortgage Burned at McKane's Sheepshead Bay Church
At the Sheepshead Bay Methodist Episcopal Church Pastor Henry Medd burned the mortgage from 1854 after a community fundraising drive. Contributions included $500 from William C. Whitney and $250 from William K. Vanderbilt, with the final balance supplied by Clarence H. Mackay. A large congregation witnessed the ritual as the mortgage was consumed.
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Sheepshead Bay
Henry Medd
John Y. McKane
David W.couch
Mr. Medd
William C. Whitney
William K. Vanderbilt
Coney Island Jockey Club
Brooklyn Church Society
K Henry Clews
Thomas C. Pratt
Bird S. Coler
Charles Pratt
Mary Ma¢an
Martha McKane
Medd
Indian Steamer Runs Aground Off Cuttyhunk In Dense Fog
The Boston and Philadelphia steamer Indian grounded on Sow and Pigs Ledge near Cuttyhunk Island in heavy fog. Lifesavers from Cuttyhunk and Gay Head reached the wreck but could not tow her until later. four passengers and one officer were rescued. The ship, built in 1890 in Wilmington, Delaware, remains stranded with crew aboard.
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Wood's Hole
Mass
Philadelphia
Boston
Cuttyhunk Island
Vineyard Sound
Cuttyhunk
Admiral Dewey
Dalight
Gay Head
Crowell
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Company
Wilmington
Del
Keene in Serious Condition Delays Castleton Visit
James R. Keene remains seriously ill at his Lexington home delaying plans to reach Castleton Farm. Dr. David Barrow says he cannot leave the hotel tomorrow and his travel is unlikely before Wednesday or Thursday. Once in Florida he was gravely ill upon arrival and has not eaten solid food, only bouillon and milk. Burnett's Cocaine advertisement appears at end.
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Lexington
James R. Keene
Castleton Farm
David Barrow
Mr. Keene
Florida
Fire on Pretoria Forces Return to Port for Passengers
The Pretoria of the Quebec Line returned to New York last night after a fire broke out in the forward hold where hay and petroleum were stored. Fireboats, the Noordland, and the Noordland’s passengers assisted in transfer at sea, then both ships headed to New York with 58 (20 in first cabin, 19 second, 19 steerage) passengers moved aboard. The blaze was fought by crew, with reports noting smoke, flames, and a safe transfer amid rough seas before the Pretoria heads to pier for hold clearance.
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Pretoria
Quebec Line
Nooordland
Red Star Line
Tompkinsvilkk
Noordland
American Line
Pier 14
North River
Ernoon
Hamilton
Bermuda
J. W. McKenzie
MacKenzie
Boxrud
Philadelphia
Liverpool
New York
H. L. Scheuerman
Hoadly
Lauterbach & Johnson
Mr. Scheuerman
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President Roosevelt
New Theatre For
Trenton, N. J
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New York Timees
Forty West Thirty-seventh Street
Newman
McGovern
Maloney
Bosatka
Lane
Wixen
Clark
Walton
Reckelhaupt
Wanamaker
May
Dorr
Bickhardt
Will
Kentucky
Indiana
Pittsburg
Knoxville Presbyterian Church
Knoxville
Phillips
R. J
McKnight
Curtis Ray
McNulty
Clarence
Byron
Fletcher
Smith
David
Adams
Joseph
Schmidt
Albert
Meyer
John
Mechlin
Thomas
Evan
Schultz
Rachel
Belle McGowan
Ohio River
Sawmill Run
Union Bridge
Whittier
Mount Washington
Jones & Laughlin's
J. W. English
Robinson Run United Presbyterian Church
McDonald
Robert Patterson
Leon Averill
Notlestown Presbyterian Church
Forest Oil Company
Monongahela
Second Avenue
Armstrong Cork Company
Liberty Avenue
Twenty-fifth
Twenty-sixth
Phipps Conservatory
Schenley Park
Montana
Penn Avenue
Fairmont Street
East End
Idaho
Rankin
Turtle Creek
Ohio Valley
McKane
W. C. Whitney
W. K. Vanderbilt
C. H. Mackay
Burnett
Quebec
Red Star Line Steamship
R. MekKee
A. M. Hersey
Roger A. Derby
George Loblein
T. J. Smith
LE Fo
Stewsith
L. Darrell
Schirmer
Eeperer
John L. Smith
P.w. B. Blackerader
William Childs
Fant
Marnie
Mr. Outerbridge
Metus
H. F. H. "M. Limburger
Carlton
Henry L. Scheuerman
W. P. Faule
H. Lester
the Noordland
Tompkinsville
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