Body of Paul Jones Ready for Shipment to America
Paris reports the remains of Admiral John Paul Jones placed in a vault at the American church in the Avenue de l Alma awaiting a naval squadron to return them to America. Ambassador Porter and officials attended, with Rev Dr Mor sam ceais leading a prayer. Philadelphia councils urge designated burial in Philadelphia citing naval origins. Secretary Hitchcock plants an oak sapling from a seed in St Petersburg. Armour & Co faces a subpoena in Chicago over the beef trade and sheep casings.
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Paris
Paul Jones
School of Medicine
Avenue de TAlma
Porter
lleury Vignunud
Wailly-Blanchard
John K. Gowdy
Morsam ceais
St. Louis
Philadelphia
United States
John Paul Jones
Hitchcock
Washington
interior department
east gate
White House
Missouri
St. Petersburg
Russia
Mount Vernon
Armour
Chivagno
C. Davis
Armour & Co
Davis
Chicago
Newbray's Herpicide Promises Hair Regrowth Relief
Unhappiness dispelled as men and women report thinning hair and scalp irritation. The Newbray Herpicide, a new germicidal antiseptic, claims to destroy the underlying germ causing hair loss. Sold through leading druggists. send Western for samples to The Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich. J. A. Williamson, Special Agent.
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thait Newbray
Weins stan
Detroit Mich
J. A. Williamson
Three Children Perish in Gasoline Bottle Explosion
In Greensburg Pennsylvania a bottle of gasoline exploded in the Kunkle home killing Pauut Kunkle age 7 Allie Kumble age 5 and Louise Kumble age 2. Catherine Kunkle age 2 was badly injured as the grandmother carrying water to a child tipped the bottle. Parents arrived as the blaze grew.
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Greensburs
Apu
John E. Kunkle
j maeler
Pauut Kunkle
H Allie Kumble
Louise Kumble
Catherine Kunkle
Kanhie
Thinks He Saw Young Killed In Famous Case
A Chicago man sign Card Rosen says he witnessed a New York cab killing scene tied to Nan Patterson’s trial. He claims a man shot a woman and then himself on West Broadway near Chambers Street last June, and links it to Caesar Young. Five girls hurt in Kansas City panic at a factory second floor.
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Chicago
Newark
Phe Vorwaerth
Caesar Young
Nan Patterson
New York city
West Broadway
Chambers street
Rosen
Tie
Young
Nan Watterson
Kansas City
secon
Waufman Manufacturing companys
Caroline Ebter
Japan Soumis France Neutrality Assurance Quest
Paris reports that Dr Motono, Japanese minister to France, sought formal assurances of strict neutrality from France over the Russian Pacific squadron in Kamranh Bay. The French reply aims to reassure, while Japan’s action is viewed as a protest in effect, as tensions rise with Indo China in view.
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Paris
Motono
France
Dulcasse
Japan
Kamranh Bay
Kamrant Bay
Llag
Cherbourg
Madagascar
Indochina
Indo-China
Kamranh Hay
sec
Pacific
Kamranh
Landon
araph
Togo
ener
premice
Cochin
China
parton
Nebogatol
Rejenivensky
hig
bia
Whitlaw Reid Named New American Ambassador to Britain
Whitelaw Reid, long a Republican figure and former editor of the New York Tribune, is named to succeed Joseph Choate as American ambassador to Britain. The appointment places Reid at the Court of St James’s during Queen Victoria’s era while he had previously campaigned for president and served as a special envoy.
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WHITELAW REID
COURT OF ST. JAMES
Joseph Gr. Choate
trrest
Britain
Horace Greeley
New York
Felbune
Japanese Armies Advancing Toward Kamranh Bay
Japanese main fleet believed rendezvousing at Pescadores. Rolast vensky at Kamranh Bay 800 miles away across the China Sea. Admiral to reach battle scene in under three days. Sunday expected clash. Telegram from Manchuria reports Japanese armies advancing northward, preceded by cavalry.
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Pescadore Islands
Rolastvensky
Kamranh Bay
China Sea
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
JOE JEFFERSON SEEN RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS
West Palm Beach April 21 indications favor Joseph Jefferson recovery as he shows improved strength after pneumonia fears. Dr Potter and nurse report progress. son Charles Jefferson and others note better appetite and desire to sit up though lingering weakness from indigestion and exertion remain.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph Jefferson
Charles G. Jefferson
hia
St. B. Potter
Mabel Birmingham
Sleush
rank
bnaleat
Dr. Potter
Bie Fefferson
henily
breth
Hyde Won't Resign Amid Controversy Over Board Duties
New York April 20 Equitable Life Vice President Janes Bryde refused to address an agents' convention, calling the request disgraceful and unworthy to his father's memory. Douglas Bowes led the agents' committee in opposing resignation. Baseball scores and weather notes follow with games in American and National Leagues, including New York and Philadelphia results.
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Equitable
New York
Janes Jr. Bryde
Iquitable Life Assurance Society
Tryde
Hyde
Philadelphia Gas Deal Sparks City Council Action
The Finance Committee considers negotiating with United Gas Improvement Co to modify the city lease of the gas works. Aimed at accelerating payments over 22 years and financing public works without raising taxes, the plan could involve a 25 million dollar lump sum and gas price adjustments for consumers. A rumor links the resolution to a possible 1000 year lease extension.
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Philadelphia
fio beles
camells of
ianese coninilites
United Gas improvement
ely
eity
United Gas Improvement company
pas
Treasurers Arrest at Coney Island Ties Defunct Cotton Firm
Patrick Kearns, treasurer of a defunct Philadelphia cotton company, was arrested at Coney Island by a U S Commissioner. He faced charges related to financial fraud with a bond set at 2000 dollars. The case links the alleged scheme to Philadelphia and a store network. authorities testified the fraud spanned multiple locations.
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Patrick Kearns
Cotton Company
Coney Island
New York
Aypres
specters
Patrick oo Kearny
United States
Gdn
cola Benedict
Vinci Taloan
gaspeetars
osay
Catton company
Phil te Upelys
MSnie
opeecen
Harper
uum oumder
Bene
Fate bath
Thorns
gene cash
bathsaga
flaud
Philadelphia
Vanderbilt University Main Building Destroyed by Fire
The main Vanderbilt University building in Nashville sustained major fire damage after a second story electrical fault and high winds. Firemen fought the blaze with limited water supply, losing the main boarding and valuable interiors. authorities estimate substantial loss though details are unreliable due to damaged text.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
breko
Sinrih ag
Phillypprae
bate
Unjoying Royal Sport at Roosevelts Rocky Mountain Hunt
Secretary Loeb visits Roosevelt's hunting camp in Colorado as the president bags a grizzly bear and a bobcat. The party hunts daily along trails near Redstone and West Divide Creek, with camp moves planned toward Newcastle. Loeb reports good health, morale, and details of the hunt including the bear kill and dog encounters. The dispatch notes the president’s pride in his first trophy and mentions pending official appointments, including George Wythe.
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Glenwood Springs
Col
Roosevelt
Loeb
wrynx
Alexander Lambert
New York
West Divide Creek
Newcastle
Redstone
Traiker
Chapman
Pirin
Cearge Wy
West Virgina
United States court of claims
Wallies
ANOTHER MINE DISASTER LEAVES FIVE ENTOMBED
Five men entombed and three fatally injured after an explosion at a mine near Kay 30 miles above here. The blast wrecked the shaft and two days later rescue efforts found four injured but the missing five are presumed dead. The disaster follows another mine catastrophe a month ago at Tosh Ta caused by a powder explosion and operator error.
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Mharkston
Cabin Creek
Kay
Tosa
Tosh Ta
bern
osha
Jarnes
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