Mrs Mackay Resigns From Equal Franchise Society Presidency
New York April 14 Mrs Clarence Mackay unexpectedly resigns as president of the Equal Franchise league she organized two and a half years ago to win votes for women From a sixteen member body she has grown the group to eight including many prominent men and professional figures Her statement says the move is due to incapacity to meet the increasing duties and she remains on the board and as a member of the society
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Equal Suffrage League
New York
Clarence Mackay
Equal Franchise Society
Mackay
Society
Taft Witnesses Potomac Double Drowning Incident
President Taft narrowly missed witnessing a double drowning in Potomac Park near the river. Major Butt, his military aide, investigated after seeing boys near the water. A colored woman reportedly threw her child into the river and then herself, both victims drowning as police were alerted.
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Potomac
Washington
Potomac Park
Major Butt
Taft
Young Gould Gets License To Wed Annie Douglas
April 14 in James, New York Jay Gould son of George J Gould obtained a marriage license to wed Annie Douglas daughter of John Graham and granddaughter of Queen Lydia Camekeha Liliuokalani of Hawaii The couple plan to marry in June and may travel abroad to visit Lord and Lady Decies former Miss Vivien Gould
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Annie
Jumes
New York
Jay. Gould
George J.gould
Annie Douglas Wafiam
John Graham
Lydia
Camekeha Liliuokalan
Islande
Decies
Jivien Gauid
Baseball Scores From Yesterday In Major Leagues
Results show American League New York beat Athletics 3 1 Boston 2 Detroit 4 Chicago 2. St Louis 3 Cleveland 1 rain ended game Detroit standings list New York 20 1000 Chicago 1 000 St Louis 20 1000 Cleveland 2 600 Washington 20 1000 Boston 2 500 Detroit 29 1000. National League Philadelphia 6 New York 1 Brooklyn 7 Boston 2 Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburg rain postponed standings show Philadelphia 20 1000 Chicago 0 0 St Louis 0 6 000 Boston 11 500 Brooklyn 11 500 New York 0 2 000
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New York
Athletics
Fisher
Blair
Caldwell
Quins
Bweener
Coombs
Lapp
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Boston
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Street
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Madden
Detroit
Chicago
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Sullivan
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Philadelphia
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Marquard
Meyers
Brooklyn
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Bergen
Mattern
Frock
Burk
Graham
Chicago-St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philada
Pittsbrg
Cincinni
Bethell Hosts Nationwide Phone Party For Cliff Dwellers
U N Bethell vice president of the American Telephone and Telegraph company entertained the New Jersey Cliff Dwellers at 270 Mountain avenue Montclair with speeches songs and plays by phone from across the country A feature was a telephone connection with Denver 2200 miles away The event included chats with Washington Boston Detroit Chicago and other cities with intermittent songs and jokes threading through the voices
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Montclair
N. J
U. SN
Bethell
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New Jersey
Mountain Avenue
Denver
Bothell
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
NO PRINCETON HEAD YET Trustees Failte Act on Wil8ohs Succession
Princeton New Jersey April 14 Trustees of Princeton University did not elect a president at Thursday's session. Professor Henry Van Dyke's resignation was not acted on. The committee to take up the matter with him reported it wished to be continued. Strenuous efforts are being made to placate Dr Van Dyke and retain him in the English faculty. He has declined to give any more lectures.
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Failte
Lone Man Robs Train and Shoots Conductor in Kansas
Syracuse Kansas April 14 A lone bandit boarded Santa Fe No 1 as it left town and robbed conductor BB Reilley and brakeman O Leary. Reilley was shot twice in the shoulder while resisting and the robber fled after stopping the train. A posse hunts for the attacker. Reilley is hospitalized at La Junta and likely to recover.
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Syracuse
Kan
Santa Fe
BB. Reiley
O’leary
New
Reilley
Lajunta
Rebels Attack Agua Prieta Wounds Americans Dead
Rebels strike Agua Prieta Sonora causing a firefight across the border Two Americans were shot one named BE W Crow died and Ben Armstrong was seriously wounded and hospitalized in Douglas The attack occurred on April 14 near the border. Hoosier Poet Riley losing use of hands and will not speak publicly again per Clara Farr.
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Sorder
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Mexico
BE. W. Crow
Ben Armstrong
Douglas
Indianapolis
James Whitecomb Riley
Clara Farr
Riley
Struck by Falling Bolt at Wall and Nassau
Luther Martin of West Orange New Jersey was struck by a falling bolt while passing beneath the Bankers' Trust building under construction at Wall and Nassau streets in New York. He suffered a ragged wound to the forehead.
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New York
Bankers’ Trust Company
Wall and
Nassau Streets
Luther Martin
West Orange
N. J
Death by Own Action on Dispatch Boat Dolphin
Washington April 14 Philip C Artington a seaman on the dispatch boat Dolphin lying at the navy yard here committed death by own action by shooting on board that vessel Artington was a native of Washington Kenyon to finish anti trust work Washington April 14 W S Kenyon Attorney General Wickershams assistant will not qualify as a senator from Town until the important anti trust prosecutions he is now conducting can be arranged without injury to the work
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Dispatch
Dolphin
Washington
Philip C. Artington
Keep Easter lilies fresh with simple care tips
An expert florist shares methods to keep Easter lilies blooming two to three weeks. Water regularly, avoid drafts, spray with moderately cold water daily, and direct drops only on petals. Maintain fresh air and light, avoid direct sun, and cut ends daily for optimal nourishment. caution against bruising petals.
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Nova Statia
Clark’s Harbor
Local Republicans Seek Support in Frederick County Primaries
A stream of candidate notices appeals to Republican voters in Frederick County. Figures announce bids for State Attorney and Judge of the Orphan's Court with calls for party backing and primary support, detailing offices sought and urging earnest backing from GOP friends. The notices include references to election logistics and party alignment.
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Oul Dal
Eriak
Dowiail MosdtStatn
Suypore
Frederick Market Prices Quotations 1911
Frederick market prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange corrected April 14 1911 list wheat corn rye oats barley flour mill feed seeds hay straw potatoes and notes on emergency relief pain relief with Chamberlains Liniment available at all druggists. The data includes prices for No 2 ed wheat shelled corn oats barley and various feed brands with per bushel and per ton figures.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
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