Roosevelt hunting party spends day in saddle with no game
President Roosevelt and his hunting party rode from dawn until four yesterday, returning without sighting any game. Secretary Loch reached the camp around mid afternoon, and the party planned to remain near East Divide until late today awaiting writval oan the present quarters. No bear tracts reported near Penns camels in st Divide creek. Harper’s health reported fine.
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Glenwood Spring Cole
Roosevelt
Loch
avetockh
Mer oll
East Divides
Loeb
West Divide
st Divide creeh
Tneh
Armed strike breakers march as Chicago riot worsens
Chicago May 2 violent conditions in the teamsters strike grow. Employers bring 1500 armed strike breakers into the city with 1800 more expected to arrive. Wagons carry rifles openly as fights injure many and arrests rise while settlement efforts fail.
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Chicago
teamsters
Employers’ Toualing Association
Teanilis Austion
O'Neil
apen vie
OONei
Greason Seeks New Trial on Confession Leading to Retrial
Reading Pa May 1 The confession by Kate Edwards that she alone hid her husband prompts Samuel Greason to seek a new trial. Judge Emmeline Trout says right and justice require retrial as John Edwards murder case dates back nearly four years with Greason’s fate hanging on appeal. Albany NY May 2 Miss Julia Craver shoots employer Franklin Havens in his office claiming accidental firing and police finding no motive. she says revolver was loaded and fired three times during a confrontation. An Albany hospital treat confirms the firearm’s discharge and loaded status.
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Kate Edwards
Reading
Ermentrout
Samuel Greason
John Edwards
Kate
Albany
Franklin Havens
Albany Board of Fire Insurance Unde writers
Julia Craver
Miss Craver
Havens
Naval Officers Honor Dewey on Manila Bay Anniversary
Washington marked the seventh anniversary of the Battle of Manila Bay with Admiral Dewey hosting a luncheon and banquet. Rear Admirals Coghlan Lamberton Twentwistle Pree Wise McGault Martin Captain Inch and others attended with their wives and families.
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Manila Bay
Washington
Dewey
fle
Coghlan
Lamberton
Twntwistle
Ford
Pree
Wise Way
Gault and Martin
Inch
Rees
Pappan
Tktles
Nortis
Hall
Hodges, son
Tittcart
Westone
Gibson
Tobinson
Chadwick
Melt
Nan Patterson Murder Trial Sees Jury Toward Verdict
In New York on May 2 Abraham Levy argued Nan Patterson’s defense for five hours urging no manslaughter and no compromise. He insisted death by self infliction and challenged the prosecution to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. The court packed with women, court officers ejected noisy spectators as the trial moved toward a possible late verdict. Assistant DA Rand to follow as witness deliberations loom. A separate item reports James Conway, 65, awaiting trial in Wilmington, awarded a Civil War pension and facing charges of theft amid uncertain fortunes.
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Levy
New York
Abraham Levy
Nan Patterson
whho
Caesar Young
Mr. Levys
Miss Patterson
Mar
Morgan Sati
Morgan Sati, to threaten the I or Carsar
Mr. Levy
Young
Patterson
Dubie street
Rand
fordta
MGM
Wilmington
Del
James Conway
New Castle county
Philadelphia
Massis
Protest Against Lease of Philadelphia Gas Works
In Philadelphia on May 2 opponents of the 7 year lease of the city gas works to United Gas Improvement Co for 25 million hold mass meetings in wards and plan demonstrations at City Hall. Citizens urged whistles bells and work stoppages to press their case ahead of final lease action.
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Philadelphia
United Cas improvement company
Academy of Music
John (. Winston
Committes of Seventy
axamadiedtes
Crat lassyndicate
Thorsday
Warsaw May Day Violence Leaves Dozens Dead or Wounded
Czar troops fired on May Day demonstrators in Warsaw as workers carrying red flags marched. Infantry and cavalry clashes killed and wounded many, including women and children, with further shootings at Zlotn Lesnore and Praga. The unrest threatens a general strike on May 4.
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Warsaw
srowda
aong Zeiagun street
Zlotn
Lesnore
Vienva
de Hae
bom
Zambhowski
Praga
Vistula river
Wola
Nawrot street
miaya
Associated Press
Moscow
Odessa
Nieff
Minsk
Kishinet
Tusciana
WIM
digorder
St. Petersburg
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FEED &P
G. WARING
TYSON, Patrick and
Carroll Streets
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
DENT
FRARRE'S PHARMACY
Hagerstown
Gase
Elizabeth Street
Maryland
LORE
SOO‘carioads
Carroll and
All Saints
Streets
Central Hardware Company
Gillette
GENTRAL HARDWARE
SOUTH MARKET STREET
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L. M. NIXDORFF, Jr
Court St
Next Central Bank
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Harper's
Mast Jr
William FR. Trarper
Univesity
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Wharper
MaBurney
tovh
Athletics
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Fort Madison
amish Malley
Talla
Ane
Newbro
Mich
J. A. Williamson
ORNER
QEVILBISS & ORNER
GREASON
J. C. W. BECKHAM
KENTUCKY
Jolie Crepps Wickliffe Recitiat
Cortee
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Willian Goebel
Goebel
wats
ititeniwul
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roblak
cuetr
mnard
lolywood
Trenton
Mary Kilward McDonald
Camden
United States district court
Mo W has
United States Army
McDonald
Camden Safe Deposit and Trust company
Haward McDonald
Weward
Josie Talanshi
St James’ hospital
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