Thaw Counsel at Sea Delmas Sees Prisoner
Readable snippets show Thaw defense uncertainty over counsel status amid rumors of changes. Delmas, Hartridge, Peabody, and O'Reilly discuss next steps while Thaw family and officials weigh bail prospects and possible insanity defense. Jerome vows to oppose bail and pursue trial.
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A. Russell Peabody
Thaw
Lionel Adams
New Orleans
Delphin M. Delmas
Daniel O'Reilly
Delmas
Lorraine
Clifford W. Hartridge
Peabody
Hartridge
Lakeville
Conn
Jerome
Matteawan
May Speak on Railroads by Roosevelt in Three Addresses
President Roosevelt plans three speeches before leaving for Oyster Bay with a possible railroad discussion. He will speak at Jamestown on historical affairs and at Indianapolis for the Lawton monument unveiling and industrial questions, and to Michigan Agricultural College students at Lansing. If any railroad remarks occur, Indianapolis is most likely the venue.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Jamestown
Lawton Monument
Indianapolis
Michigan Agricultural College
Lansing
Rumor of Balkan War Insight From Paris Memoir
Paris reports from Mémorial Diplomatique that the ailing Sultan of Turkey seeks an exterior war with Bulgaria to divert attention from Asia Minor unrest. Bulgarians mobilize quickly, risking an early clash and potential Asian Minor insurrection. Turkish reserves are being called up and troops rushed to the frontier.
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Paris
Mémorial Diplomatique
Turkey
Asia Minor
Bulgaria
Harvard Students to Face Indictment Over Theatre Disturbance
The Majestic Theatre seeks indictments against all Harvard students who joined the disturbance during Brown of Harvard's first Boston performance. The theatre managers argue a conspiracy led to assault and aim to hold students accountable for the disruption.
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Boston
Majestic Theatre
Harvard
Brown
Murray
Majestic
Automobile Rampage on West 524 Street Ends at Keveney Stoop
An electric car ran wild through West 524 Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues last night collide with the stoop at 29 Thomas J. Keveney. It demolished a railing broke a stone post and shattered several windows. The machine sped away into Fifth Avenue as police seek the owner and driver.
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Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Thomas J. Keveney
Fifth Avenue
New Hampshire's Freak Bills Draw Laughter in Legislature
Concord April 13 New England ridicules many odd bills from New Hampshire lawmakers. Senator Martins $19 for gray squirrels in the State House yard provokes gales of humor as there are only fifty trees. Entwhistle adds ladders for the squirrels. Other measures target sea wrinkles clams and smelts seek farm loans fine publishers over subscriptions and urge Congress to exterminate Cogteh.
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Concord
N. H
New England
Martin
State House
Entwhistle
Congress
Standard Oil Guilty On Rebates Trial Verdict
The Standard Oil Company of Indiana was found guilty on 1 463 counts of taking rebates from the Chicago Alton Railroad for oil shipments from Whiting Indiana to East St Louis Illinois. The verdict could carry a maximum fine of 29 260 000 under the Elkins act.
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The
Tribune
Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
K. M. Landis
United States District Court
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Whiting
Ind
East St. Louis
Ill
Elkins
John S.S. Miller
Wilkerson
Landis
Standard Oil Company
Alton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago & Alton
Standard
Standard Office
Standard Company
Mutiny in Riga Prison Leaves Several Dead
In Riga on April 18 a prison mutiny saw 33 inmates overpower the superintendent and wardens. Troops fired, killing seven mutineers and wounding twelve others. Nine soldiers were injured, and the superintendent was badly beaten before order was restored after about an hour.
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Riga
Truthful James Dies Founding Bret Harte’s Mining Partner
James Gillet, once Bret Harte’s mining partner and the original of Harte’s Truthful James, died in Sonora California on April 18.
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Bret Harte
Pen Picture
Sonora
Cal
James Gillet
James
Presidents to Meet Would Exile Bonilla in Central America
The State Department watches Central American conflicts with noninterference while urging protection for neutrals. Nicaragua's government pushes for exiling President Bonilla of Honduras, arguing his presence hinders peace. A conference between Zelaya and Figueroa is planned, possibly at Amapala, with Honduran general Sierra overseeing. Salvadoran troops move to La Union as tensions persist.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
State Department
Central America
United States
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Tose
Tribune
Bonilla
Honduras
Corea
Bacon
Navy Department
The
Chicago
Department
Doyle
Figuera
Salvador
Philip Brown
United States Legation
Guatemala
Amapala
la Union
Prominent New Orleans Men Indicted in Lottery Conspiracy
A Mobile grand jury returned twenty four indictments for conspiracy to violate the Anti Lottery law. Named are Albert Baldwin Jr Chapman Hyams Frank T Howard Dave Hennen Morris Alfred Hennen Morris and other wealthy figures from New Orleans Mobile Boston and beyond. Francis X Fitzpatrick of Boston pleaded guilty with sentence set for May. Morris denies involvement.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Albert Baldwin, Jr
New Orleans National Bank
Chapman Hyams
Frank T. Howard
Dave Hennen Morris
Alfred Hennen Morris
United States
Chiapelia
Honduras Lottery Company
Baldwin
Southern Yacht Club
Ala
Los Angeles
Boston
Paul Conrad
William P. Johnstone
C. W. Bredow
James Rea
E. J. Demarest
W. F. Demarest
John M. Demarest
Robert K. Thompson
William C. Henderson
Harry W. Henderson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Francis X. Fitzpatrick
James L. Shaw
Washington
William L. Cabell
Dallas
Tex
W. H. Armbrecht
Brooklyn Woman Fatally Scalded in Auto Train Crash
A sightseeing auto with nine passengers, a chauffeur, and a lecturer collided with a Central Railway engine and three cars near Savannah. Miss Mary Teresa Rorke of Brooklyn suffered fatal head injuries, others were severely injured, and the chauffeur and crew were arrested then released on bail as investigators probe the scene. Helen R McManamy, ten, escaped by being lifted to the tender.
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the Tribune
Savannah
Central Railway
Mary Teresa Rorke
Union Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Helen R. McManamy
Brownsville to Gift President Roosevelt Jewelled Big Stick
Citizens of Browns ville Texas plan to present a jewelled walking cane carved from Mexican coffees wood and mounted with Texas silver to President Roosevelt in appreciation of his stance on discharging black soldiers. The cane will be sent with a petition urging its use on the Senate committee.
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The
Tribune
Brownsville
Tex
Roosevelt
Texas
Senate Committee
Dewey’s Claret or Lauterne Punch Offered by H. T. Dewey Co
A labeled beverage, Dewey’s Claret or Lauterne Punch, is offered by H. T. Dewey & Sons Co located on Fulton Street in New York, with available ready-to-serve arrangements and contact details for purchase.
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H. T. Dewey & Sons Co
Fulton See
Ork
Hearst Urges National Independence League Meeting
At the Hotel Savoy dinner honoring Thomas Jefferson Hearst declares Independence League a national party to reform public service and rails at the major parties. He cites graft exposure in San Francisco and appeals for clubs from Massachusetts to California.
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Hearst
Independence League
Thomas Jefferson
Savoy
William Randolph Hearst
National League
Max Simsen
League
New York
Massachusetts
Illinois
California
Arthur Brisbane
Mr. Cortelyou
San Francisco
Tweed
al Ledon
Canderene Dee Ene
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England
Robert Cranston
Kf.c V.D
John Rhys
Edinburgh
Scotland
Jesus College
Oxford University
Sir Robert Ball
Astronomy
Cambridge University
Fontiavad
Boston Theatre Management
Stoop
West 52d Street
New Hampshire
Standard Oil
Alton Road
West 724 Street
Big Stick
President Roosevelt
NEW Party
Democratic Party
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Ride
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