Bryan and Clark End Bitter Rift in Democratic Party
Washington reports say Secretary Bryan and Speaker Clark reconciled at a luncheon, easing a rift from the Baltimore convention. Both issued statements asserting renewed cooperation for the party’s good, with President Wilson and Tumulty noted as observers of the détente.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Missouri
Bryan
Irk
Theodore A. Bell
California
Clark Foot
Ira B. Bennett
Hell
Wen
Tumulty
Clark
Baltmore
Sta
Ila
Iryan
New York Morning Briefs on National Affairs and Local Notices
Morning page item notes Robinson Wiret Grafter guilty. Mulraney’s new confession. National Guard exams lax. Sullivan on Bowery. Berlin-bound Friedmann. Civil service reform debates. Tammany influences school debate. Judge Addison Brown leaves Paterson case. children to quit. Woman held with alleged bandits. Widow seeks divorce. Peace Jubilee plans underway.
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Paterson
Hatchet Burying and Political Strife Reported
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Irven and Clark bury a hatchet while references to a California alien land bill delay, a substituted auto law push, and Supreme Court cases surface. Mentions of Wilson and Bryan, Belgian compromise talks, and militant London concerns appear amid scattered editorial lines.
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Irven and Clark
Henker
California
Herter
Fuler
Supreme Court
Wilson
Bryan
D. A
Banker Attacks Member of Congress in Washington
Charles Glover, a Washington banker and Images National Bank president, allegedly struck Representative Thetus W. Sims of Tennessee in Farragut Square after a long dispute over land dealings. Sims plans to report the incident to the House, while Glover claims Sims insulted him first and calls him a liar.
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Charles C. Glover
Washington
Sims
Trom
the ‘Tribune
Moreau
Charles Glover
Thetus W. Sims
Tennessee
Glover
Hous
Congress
House
Fareragut Square
T Jhesteean
San
Mr. Sims
Lafayette Park
Imiges National Bank
National Capital
Farrag' Square
Sima
Mr. Glover
Thin
Six poisoned by fudge. last of triplets dies in tragedy
In York, Pennsylvnia, April 1881 reports a fudge poisoning incident linked to a box sent from Harrisburg. Four post office employees, a postmaster, his daughter, and two carriers fell ill. the postmaster and daughter confined to bed while detectives investigate. A separate obituary notes the death of Hope Albarn and two other sisters Charity and Faith in Greenwich, England, detailing their family and England to America emigration.
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Nych
of York
Penn
Hurg
Harrisburg
BM. Aitland
Althid
Catharine
Raley Spohr
Robert Smith
Mandil
Greenwich
Conn
Hope
Trower Alborn
Trip
England
Faith
Charity
Heredeksex County
Charles Ailorn In
America
Albarn
Ehx Widren
Nurse Weds Facing Knife in Hospital Ward
In Cincinnati on April 15 Miss Kitty Hanger a Jewish Hospital graduate married Dr. John Spellman while confined to her bed awaiting a minor surgical operation. The ceremony was witnessed by hospital medical staff and relatives as the minister pronounced them man and wife before the bride endured the procedure. The couple began their courtship years earlier during Spellman’s internship.
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Serememins
Cincinnati
Kitty Hanger
Jewish Hospital
John Spellman
Mars
Spellman
Titanic relic claim stirs shipping circles in Boston
A British steamer captain arrived from Cedle France with a fragment said to be a Titanic message. Captain Willis showed a wood scratched square signed by Colonel John Jacob Astor. He claimed Astor offered the relic to Astor who declined to receive it, while others doubt the authenticity as a Titanic origin.
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Ley Telegrante
Boston
Willis
Longstar
Cedle
France
Grand Banks
John Jacob Aster
Astor
Battleships Wyoming Florida North Dakota Sail From Hampton Roads
Norfolk April 18 A contingent of U S battleships Wyoming Florida and North Dakota left Hampton Roads bound for York, with Rhode Island and Delware remaining to rival other Mexican naval units in the vicinity.
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Norfolk, Va
Wyoming
Florida
North Dakota
Hampton Roads
York
Rhode Ieland
Delmare
Mexico
London paper mocks Mrs Belmont boycott threat
An editorial ridicules Mrs O H Belmont for threatening to boycott England and urge friends to join. It notes she is mother of the Duchess of Marlborough, questions the practicality of boycotting British goods, and suggests she travel on the Mauretania to Britain. The piece mocks the effort and implies Americans should stay away from criticizing British policy.
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London
the Star
New York
O. H. Belmont
England
Wwe
Woe Belmont
V. A
Duchess of Marlborough
Mauretania
Life term for boy slayer in prison murder
Harold J. Ford, about nineteen, sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder during a robbery. The crime occurred in ML. the defendant, Haveyo Conn, age nine tenty years old, was reported by Hare Page. The victim was Hare Teatate prison life term.
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Hare Page
Rasan Teatate
Harold J. Ford
Cate Colorado
Robinson First Grafters Guilty in Police Graft Case
Amherst April 18 1912 C S Whitman declares gratification at verdict and schedules trial for four inspectors next week. Dennis Sweeney and associates face graft charges as witnesses describe police complicity in Tancredi restaurant racketeering. Robinson shows no fear as he is led to the cell awaiting sentence. friends greet him in the corridor.
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Man
Telleseyn Oe
Ballon
Tribeine Amherst
Mass
C. S. Whitman
Sweeney
Robinson
Criminal Courts
Ant
Frank Nigro
Tancredi
Nigro
T Dictment
Charles Guidater
Wyt
Nigeo Jaaswered
Juste Seabury
Robnson
Frank Mows
Svorn
S “Igner
Uch
Tancred
Timest Sungfrld
Amile
Hartigan
Policeman Robinson Guilty Of Extortion
Thomas F. Robinson the policeman found guilty of extortion yesterday and Policeman John J. Hartigan who is serving his term are pictured when admitted to bail some weeks back.
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Thomas F. Robinson
John J. Hartigan
Pneumonia Serum Being Perfected at Rockefeller Institute
Researchers at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research are perfecting a pneumonia serum aimed at reducing deaths from the disease. Eight strains of pneumonia germs have been isolated, with sera showing reaction to two of them. Health officials expect distribution to begin via health departments and physicians once ready, though no definite results or timelines are available.
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Rockefeller Institute For’ Medical Research
Walter Tensel
Health Department
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Clarence A. McWilliams
East Sid Street
Alexis Carrel
Henry James, Jr
McWilliams
Germany Outbids U S for Panama Canal Cranes
Germany wins bid for two giant floating cranes for the Panama Canal. Neumeyer & Diamond of New York represent the Deutsche Maschinenfabrik whose offer of 83,700 tops an American bid by over 500,000. Each crane to lift 2,200 tons. Congress authorized foreign purchase if domestic bids are deemed unreasonable.
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Washington
Prin i
Panama Canal
Isthmlat Canal Commission
Neumeyer & Dimond
New York
Deutschen ‘Maxehinenfabrik
Congress
Scottish brides marry aboard ship Parisian at Reston pier
Twenty Scottish girls arrived with their fiances on the steamship Parisian at Reston on April 18. Immigration officials delayed landings but the couples were lawfully wed on the pier after licenses and questions were satisfied. Each betrothal began in Scotland under prior engagement.
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Pyeremrape
Reston
Scotland
Judgment Day Derided by Johns Hopkins Professor
Professor Paul Haupt of Johns Hopkins University told the American Philosophical Society that the Biblical Day of Judgment has no foundation. He argued Zechariah describes municipal plans by the Maccabees, not a final judgment. He also claimed Beelzebub was described as the father of lies, not a reference to modern fears of germs.
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Philadelphia
Spriur Iseanar
Paul Haupt
Johns Hopkins University
American Philosophical Society
Beelzebub
Leader Forsakes Moose in Back to Republican Party
In mid April Lansing a Detroit legislator Charles Freeman a Bull Moose leader deserted Roosevelt supporters and returned to the Republican party stating it acts and is capable of enacting laws. He urged others who left last summer to rejoin the GOP noting its progressiveness and effectiveness.
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Lansing
Charles Freeman
Detroit
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Plans for foreign American banks proposed in US Senate
In Lansing and Washington reports, a plan devised by Congressman Carter Glass and Secretary McAdoo aims to establish branch national banks in foreign countries. The measure would allow American banks to finance and influence overseas trade, especially in South America, and retain commissions from exports to benefit U S producers.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
United States
Carter Glass
Secretary of the Treasury
Bank of Montreal
Liverpool
London
Berlin
Paris
McAdoo
Representative Glass
South America
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Glovere Sims
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Belmont
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