Roosevelt attends Naval Academy graduation in Annapolis
President Roosevelt visits Annapolis for the United States Naval Academy graduation, presenting diplomas to Cadet Emery S. Long due to illness and addressing the corps on duty, training, and naval readiness. The ceremony includes a 21 gun salute, marching drills, and remarks praising the navy's role in national defense.
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Thirteen Jewels Stolen From Steers Home Recovered
A cache of jewelry valued at fifty thousand dollars and consisting of thirteen pieces with over one hundred diamonds and hundreds of pearls was stolen from Mr and Mrs Henry Steers at No 10 East Thirty eighth street on April 17 and recovered last night. Butler Patrick Branagan confessed to the crime after detectives shadowing him. A truckman, Joseph Walker, was arrested with the box containing the gems. The jewels included bracelets, pearl pendants, scar pins, a diamond and emerald ring, and various diamond pins.
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Eleventh Ward Bank
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Quinlan
Meehan
Walker
Mrs. Steers
Captain Delaney
Baltimore meeting raises funds for Johns Hopkins endowment
Public spirited citizens at the Merchants' Club meeting in Baltimore subscribed toward the Johns Hopkins University endowment. About 60,000 was raised toward the 200,000 need to complete a 1,000,000 fund, with W. W. Spence contributing 50,000 among bankers, merchants, capitalists. A separate note promotes a Sunday Tribune symposium on diet.
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Johns Hopkins University
Merchants’ Club
W. W. Spence
Republicans Line Up to Nullify Alliance in Senate
Washington, May 2. Republican leaders plan to push anti alliance tactics in the Senate against three administration measures the Philippine Civil Government bill the Isthmian Canal bill and Cuban reciprocity. Senator Lodge will open with a general speech and reveal testimony on Philippine insurgent atrocities. Senator Spooner will follow to press for an early Philippine bill vote. Democratic Senator Dubois predicts the Lodge bill will be beaten, arguing it is uneamerican and favors syndicates. The article notes a suspected Republican alliance forming to delay action, but asserts leaders can still advance the Canal and reciprocity bills while delaying only the Philippine measure.
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Platt
Connecticut
Allison
McMillan
Lodge Bilt
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Wreck Kills Two on New York Central Fast Mail
Clyde New York May 2 A westbound New York Central Fast Mail No 3 crashed into a fast freight killing the engineer John Grant and fireman William Monson who leaped to death and seriously injuring thirteen mail clerks The freight crew and train crew forced the collision amid confusion at the crossing and a tower man failed to warn the mail.
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E. E. Gibson
Cleveland
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John M. Mert
G. W. Nummer
Elyria
J. P. Putnam
Brockton
George Smert
George Growney
Buffalo
G. E. Wright
Rochester
Arthur Underhill
Norwalk
John Pitts
Cory
Penn
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Noxson
F W. Everett
Webb and Meyer stocks slump trigger curb market crash
A broad stock break hit Webb Meyer interests after International Power tumbled, dragging St Lawrence Adirondack Rutland and others down. Offenbach Moore and partners faced liquidity strain while J M Leopold and Rudolph Keppler worked to stabilize, with assurances of funds and settling remaining curb contracts.
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W. Seward Webb
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Arthur L. Meyer
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Benjamin P. Moore
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Moore
Hanover National Bank
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Safe Move Kills Two On Upper Floor Trollie
A four ton steel safe being moved from the ninth to the fifteenth floor of the Queen Building in New York toppled to the street at 7 15 pm killing Paul Weisenberger 35 of 169 First Ave and Frank Drumm 27 of No Prince st. Foreman Leonard Fisher 312 East Thirteenth St was jailed on homicide charges. The rope broke likely due to stonework damage during movement. Rescue efforts followed as the crowd watched the wreckage and the building façade splintered from the impact.
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Slip
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Hall Safe Company
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Drumm
Thomas A. Conlan
Bryan backs ex governor Stone for U S Senate
Lincoln May 2 Ex Governor Stone of Missouri receives unqualified endorsement from William J. Bryan for the Senate seat and hints at Bryan supporting Stone for President in 1904 The Commoner praises Stone as the only Kansas City platform candidate and lauds his loyalty and leadership through 1896 and 1900 campaigns.
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Lincoln
Neb
Stone
Missouri
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Clark
Dearmond
Kansas City
One
Richmond train robber freed after eight years in prison
Charles J. Searcy was released from the Virginia State penitentiary after eight years and boarded the first train toward Fredericksburg. He and C. A. Morganfield robbed a northbound train near Aquia Creek eight years ago and are said to seek the loot, Morganfield remains imprisoned with ten years left.
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Richmond
Virginia State Penitentiary
Charles J. Searcy
Fredericksburg
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Morganfield
Searcy
Richm Fredericksburg and Potomac Railway
Aquia Creek
Washington
Gardener summons rejected in Philippine hearings
Washington May 2 the Senate Philippine Committee reversed its earlier order to summon Major Gardener to testify about Filipino treatment by American troops. The move shows Senate resolve against minority pressure and highlights Democratic weakness on Philippines conduct. The article notes Gardener’s governor report at Tagabac Province and related charges.
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Senate
Philippines
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