President Roosevelt plans Yellowstone Park study trip with John Burroughs
The president traveled through South Dakota to Aberdeen and Yellowstone Park with John Burroughs, aiming to study wildlife and nature. He held speeches on tariffs and prosperity, met Sioux leaders, and established camp headquarters near Cinnabar.
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Aberdeen
S. DT
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Allis
Vmismarek
Gay
State Capitol
Keausevelt
Tim
Grass
Sioa
Cinnabar Mant
Hdemi
Yellowstom Park
Fash
Cinnabar Heat
Jothn Piurroeughs
Whupaines
Hotus
Porgaliar
Oma Werd
Thin Pines
Steinity
John Ilercourhe
Jerine Troene
Bureroughs
Burroughs
Cinpahar
Mont
Port Yellowstone
Czarina Ill With Peritonitis Amid Expectant Accouchement
From St Petersburg a report says the czarina suffers peritonitis after a severe cold and her delivery is expected soon. The czar remains at her bedside as the illness is described as serious. The czarina is Grand Duchess Alix Victoria of Hesse and Rhine, sister of Ernest Louis. Easter at Vatican shows serene weather. pope did not officiate personally. Adm Schley leaves for Washington after two days in Chicago. he has recovered from grip. Loubet to visit King Edward in London seen as welcomed. first French king’s visit since 1855. Appointment of Moeller of Columbus as coadjutor archbishop ratified in Rome.
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Paris
Rappel
St. Petersburg
Czarina
Eusarcina
Nicholas
Alix Victorian
Hesse and
Vatican
Rome
Adm
Schley
Washington
Chicago
Loubet
King Edward
London
President Loubet
England
France
Napoleon Til
Queen Victoria
Non-Union Firemen Captured and Rescued at Buffalo Port
Five non-union firemen aboard the propeller William S. Mack were seized by striking union men as the vessel docked in Buffalo at 1 am. Police surrounded the union hall and freed four captives. one fireman remained missing after an apparent beating.
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Union
Muffalo
N. Y
William S. Mack
Aixin
Unen
Union Hel
Frontiersman Col Bill Root Dies in Salt Lake at 80
Col Bill Root long associated with Huffate BH and Bill Nye in Laramie folklore died of heart failure in his Salt Lake City apartments. He settled in Laramie early, joined Nye as a partner in a famed writing collaboration, and gained international renown as a hunter of wild animals.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Bill Root
Huffate BH
Bill Nye
Laramie
Saturdses
RE Nye
King
Col Root
Distinguished Navy Party Arrives In Charleston Amid Comet Event
A high level party including the Postmaster General Payne Congressman Cann Seawater Redfield Proctor Senator Date and Private Secretary Fish arrived in Charleston on the disputed Polphin above foreinek Sunday. The group spent more than an hour in the city while few residents noted their visit before departing on the Atlantis comet line to Washington at 4:20.
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Charleston
Soc
Navy
Moody
Genera Payne
Joseph Cann
Seawater Redfield Proctor
4Ate
Fishbeck
Washington
Man shoots wife and commits suicide after poisoning
A man fired at his wife then attempted suicide after an argument over marital relations. The woman fainted but survived. The alleged assailant fled the scene, later leaving the lodging house with a dose of poison. He vanished as authorities investigated the incident.
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Bistato Man
Missing Church couple feared murdered in Wyoming ranch
Mr and Mrs John Church formerly of Gimata are missing from their Moorcroft ranch in Newcastle Wyoming. County officials offer a reward for information. Officials say a quarrel with someone may be connected and a suspect has been arrested on suspicion.
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John Church
Newcastle
Wyo
Gimata
Mear Moorcrof
Woo Ciften
Fia Hs
Raymonds Die in Flooded Caney Fork at Silvers Creek
Jeffersonville Ind April 1 Pacs P Raymond and his wife Mrs Ann Raymond were drowned Sunday while crossing a swollen Caney Fork of Silvers Creek one mile north of Jeffersonville after heavy rain. William Same who lived near Henryville was rescued from danger. The party was driving and tried to ford the stream.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
US Monitor Arkansas Tours Kentucky Waters
The United States monitor Arkansas arrived Sunday at Cairo and, after receiving mail, departed for Paducah. The vessel stopped at Joppa Sunday night and continued toward Paducah Monday morning.
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Cairo
Arkansas
Paducah
Joppa
Padnuceah
Election Officials Final Count For Mayor Race
Election canvass completed shows Harrison with 146208 votes and Stewart with 13852. Harrison leads by a substantial plurality. Final results confirm the mayoral winner based on the last Tuesday election.
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Chicago
Harrison
Stewart
Wage Increases Granted by Denver & Rio Grande
Denver April 13 Manager Ful son of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad has granted wage increases of five percent for engineers and firemen on ordinary engines and seven percent for those on compound engines.
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Denver
Cal
Fulson
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Snow graces eastern Rocky Mountain ranges in Wyoming
About three inches of snow fell along the eastern slope of the Rocky mountains in Wyoming and Colorado Springs Saturday night and early Sunday. The snow is expected to benefit the grass on the ranges. Jealousy linked to a murder in Denver. John Watkins Sanday shot Irene Palmer in her room. the couple involved are colored.
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Wyoming
Denver
Col
Rocky Mountains
Colorado Springs
John Watkins Sanday
Irene
Palmer
Watt Sikhee
Wat Ina
Noted Indiana Attorney Dies In House Fire
Nathan Morris a leading Indiana attorney and Frank Haas age 12 died in a Sunday morning blaze at 522 North Alabama Street Indianapolis. Mrs Haas Miss Belle Haas Miss Rose Haas Louis Haas and governess Grace Lemon were injured. fire started in the furnace and the family slept on the second floor. Morris appeared to try to rescue the family before he succumbed to smoke and flames. The Haas family members were treated at nearby hospitals and expected to recover.
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Indianapedis
Ind
Nathan Morris
Indiana
Frank Haas
Pr Joseph Haas
Joseph Haas
Belle Haas
Rose Haas
Louis Haas
Grace Lemon
North Alabama Street
Mr. Morris
Haas
Laos Hass
Sydney Mine Flooding Progress Amid Fire Situation
A mine pit on the Atlantic shore is flooded to the seventh level as water pours in from a dam. The Pemion Calab Co reports water flow near three and a half million gallons per day, with 170 feet depth at the tower end and rising toward the shaft over 2540 feet. Four minor bevelops remain to be flooded before fire reach. It will take five more days to submerge the entire fire area.
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Sydney
Nol
Atlantic Ocean
Tte
Peminion Caalb Co
Tve
Resignation Tendered by Assistant Attorney General Beck
Washington April 5 It is announced that Assistant Attorney General James A Beck tendered his resignation to President Roosevelt before the president's departure for the west He expresses pride in serving under the administration and will resume law practice in New York and Philadelphia
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Beck
Washington
James A. Beck
Roosevelt
West
Occaasion
New York
Philadenn Sia
Chicago Union Votes Sunday Strike Over City Wage Scale
The local union of steam shovel men and dredge workers votes to strike Monday to enforce Chicago wage scale on contract workers sent outside the city. The action may spread to other members employed on great lakes projects.
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Chicago
Boy Victim Shot In Head Found Near Lake Sacre Tracks
Grand Rapids on April 13 autopsy on 7 year old Charles Polmann revealed a gunshot wound to the head. Police believe a playmate killed him and moved the body across the tracks to hide the crime.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Charles Polmann
Lake Sacre
Death of Chattanooga Times editor John E. MacGowan
Cor John E. MacGowan veteran editor in chief of the Chattanooga Times and a well known southern newspaper man died Sunday afternoon at his Missionary Ridge home in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Cor
John E. MacGowan
The
Chattanooga Times
South
Missionary Ridge
Supreme Court Upholds Separate Schools in Topeka
The Topeka board of education may maintain separate schools for white and Negro children and can compel Negro children to attend the Negro school as sanctioned by the court ruling issued on April 13.
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Topeka
Kan
Supreme Court
Topeka Board of Education
Fire at Dysart destroys multiple businesses in town
Fire began Sunday morning with an explosion at the Fair store owned by J. A. Dayton. Dayton store Mayser Lums den drug store Weise Schroeder market and post office burned. A son was killed and the landlady was wounded. In Buffalo a Polish citizen Joseph Kwastkowski, 51, is jailed for shooting his landlady after harming a child.
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Dysart
Fair
J. A. Dayton
Dayton
Mayser & Lumsden's
Weise & Schroeder's Market
Buffalo
N. Y
Joseph Kwastkowski
Locke
Hyearald ‘Hoy
Living Lord Easter Sermon Highlights Resurrection Power
A Easter sermon by the High way and Byway preacher proclaims the resurrection of Jesus as the greatest fact and Living Lord. It contrasts the dead grave with the risen Christ, urges personal faith, and warns against secularized Easter joy without transformed lives. It frames sin, judgment, and salvation through the risen Savior and calls listeners to witness.
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Striett
Joseph
Tesstess
Peter
John
Prince
Life
Tim
Christ
Christ Jesus
God
Jesus
Toss
Jerusalem
Brower
Constantine
Kingdom of Heaven
Chrises
Chariss
Triumph of God in the Easter message and its witnesses
A devotional reflection on Easter focusing on the triumph of God through the resurrection of Christ. It links Satan’s defeat to the risen Lord, cites biblical witnesses like Noah and Abraham, and urges Christians to share the gospel. it also discusses growing spiritual life and the call to tell others about Christ.
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Quroo
Christ
Ipan
Ean
Lazarus
Abraham
Satan
Deter
Trex
Peter
Indicted Doctor Alexander Faces Indefinite Postponement
Indianapolis April 11 Proseutor Ruckelshaus said the second trial of Dr J C Alexander anatomy demonstrator at Central College of Physicians and Surgeons for grave robbing is indefinitely delayed due to no witnesses from the jailed Negro defendants. He warned the state will proceed with trials of Cantrell and others once those men are tried and convicted. Cantrell’s brother seeking insanity commission for him. doctors Reyer and Wynn appointed to examine.
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Ind
Ruckelshaus
J. C. Alexander
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ruckelshans
Dr. Alexander
Alexander
Rufus Cantrell
King of the Colored Coals
Justice of the Peace
Emruch
Drs. Reyer and
Wynn
Dr. Reyer
Br. Alexander
Cantrell
Smallpox Connection Darkens Scipio Funeral Times
In Scipio Indiana Miss Minnie Peterson dies of smallpox two weeks after opening her father’s trunk in an old house. The father died of smallpox thirty nine years earlier, the longest germ persistence on record. Medical experts study the case as the state health board prepares a statement.
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Scipio
Ind
Minnie Peterson
Peterson
State Health Board
Farmer Fends Off Attacking Dog in Nashville
Isaac Shipley, a Nashville farmer, was attacked by a savage dog while returning home in April. After a desperate struggle he killed the animal to escape, then resumed his walk despite the peril.
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Nashville
Ind
Isaac Shipley
Appomatox Day Observed in Lafayette with Veterans Parade
Lafayette Indiana April 19 observed Appomatox day with public schools closed and courts adjourned. Union Veterans Legion and civil war veterans paraded in the afternoon and held anniversary services in the evening. Address delivered by Jos Rabb of Williamsport.
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Lafayette
Ind
Appomattox
Union Veterans’ Legion
Civil War Veterans
Jos. Rabb
Williamsport
Commissioners grant traction line to Madison to Versailles railroad
Versailles Indiana April commissioners of Ripley county granted Madison Greensburg Indianapolis Railway Co the right to construct and operate a traction line from Madison to Versailles then to Osgood and Napoleon.
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Versailles
Ind
Riples County
Madison, Greensburg , Indianapolis Railway Co
Madison
Osgood and Napolean
Remarkable Oldest Couple Wed in Corydon
Corydon Indiana April reports the marriage of Hancock descendent John Hancock’s kin to widow Susan LaHue at the bride’s home near the town. The groom is 80 and the bride 79, making a notable pairing for Hancock and LaHue families in Hancock County.
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Corydon
Ind
Samme
Hancock
John Hancock
Susan la Hue
J. J. la Hn
Swindler Poses as Governor Minnesota? Noted in Indianapolis
Down town cigar dealers in Indianapolis were duped by an unknown swindler who claimed to represent Gov. Durlin. The impostor ordered premium cigars to a specific address and planned to mail the bill.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Durlin
Crosby Offered Fight If Club Provides $1606 Purse
Terre Haute Indiana April 11 Steve Crosby received a letter from Joe Gans offering another bout if a club can present a 1606 purse. He adds that absent such an offer he will fight for 500 a side. Also on April 11 railway mail clerks on the Chicago Evansville run report overwork and three resignations.
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Steve Crosby
Terre Haute
Ind
Joe Gans
Chicago
Evansville
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Business men organize to aid Tell City
Tell City Indiana April 11 a business men's association forms for city welfare with nearly 60 members. Found Dead in His Chair Bedford Indiana April 10 James Roarts of Springville found dead in his chair with suspected foul play. Coroner to investigate Roberts had married a young woman less than two months ago.
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Tell City
Ind
Bedford
James Roarts
Springville
Roberts
Suicide by Shotgun in Nashville Woman Found Dead
Mrs. Chas. Milnes of Nashville Indiana committed suicide with a shotgun Thursday. Her husband found the body on his return from the field. No further details are known.
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Nashville
Ind
Chas. Milnes
Rom Thield
CRU Abs
Candidates Fail to File Expense Statements in Indianapolis
Indianapolis April 9 none of the republican nominees for city offices from mayor downward filed sworn expense statements with the city clerk by the deadline. Several admit expense accounts and plead inadvertence. An effort may be made to invalidate their nominations due to neglect.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fire damages Terre Haute shovel and tool factory
A fire at the Terre Haute shovel and tool factory causes $50,000 in losses, with insurance covering the damage and questions about three policies totaling $10,000 that began at noon. The fire started about that time, and 260 workers will temporarily lose their jobs while rebuilding proceeds.
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Terre Haute
Ind
National Star
St. Paul
Northern
Miss Frieda Pink Injured in Indiana Basketball Championship
Miss Frieda Pink an 18 year old Indianapolis high school senior and star of the girls team lies at the point of death from injuries sustained in a Crawfordsville basketball championship game against the Crawfordsville girls team. She was kicked in the side after a scramble and is a prominent social figure.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frieda Pink
Crawfordsville
Miss Pink
Started for home Moses Chase returns from French asylum
Lafayette Ind April 11 a cablegram from Paris announces Moses Fowler Chase has started for home in the custody of Samuel P Baird attorney of this city. He spent four years in a mad house near Paris. Consul General Goudy named guardian in France, father named guardian of estate valued at 80000 dollars, pending action to appoint guardian of his person for Fred S Chase.
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Lafayette
Ind
Paris
France
Moses Fowler Chase
Cretdy
Samuel P. Baird
Goudy
Fred S. Chase
Indiana Sheriff Arrests Man at Mother Funeral
In Osgood Indiana on April 17 Sheriff Henry Voss arrested W A Brown who was in the cemetery for his mother's funeral after an indictment from the February grand jury charged him with taking a box of tobacco.
Richmond stabbing case shocks Evansville crowd
Evansville Indiana reports a man charged for slashing James Dean a Black man at Richmond City Indiana on Wednesday night Carter a white suspect allegedly attacked after an insult to his wife leaving Dean in serious condition.
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Evansville
Ind
Richmond City
Sylvester Carter
James Dean
Dean
Carter
Standard Oil Strike Hits Perry County Oil Field
Evansville Ind April 19 Oil was struck Thursday in Perry county on land leased by the Standard Oil Co The well is 1200 feet deep and has 2 strong flow This is the fourth well owned by the Standard Oil Co in that section.
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Evansville
Ind
Perry County
Standard Oil Co
Indiaman Chosen for International Monetary Congress
Hugh H. Hanna, president of the Indianapolis Monetary League, is named the third member of the American delegation to represent the United States at the upcoming international monetary congress in Mexico.
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Washington
Hugh H. Hanna
Indianapolis Monetary League
United States
International Monetary Congress
Mexico
State Board of Pharmacy Members Listed
Lafayette Indiana April 9 The Indiana state board of pharmacy met Wednesday The members are C B Woodworth Fort Wayne T E Otta Columbus Charles E Crecelins New Albany A F Sale Alexandria and Harry F E Glick Lafayette
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Lafaette
Ind
Indiana State Board of Pharmacy
Woodworth
Fort Wayne
T. E. Otta
Columbus
Charles E. Crecelins
New Albany
A. F. Sale
Alexandria
Ami Harry FE. Glick
Lafayette
Sherwell Free After Choking Case Outcome
Wilbur S. Sherwell, charged with choking to death three women in Evarsville Indiana, is released and plans to depart in a few days for Monreceville Ohio, his former home.
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Evarsville
Ind
Wilbur S. Sherwell
Monreceville
Ohio
Little Boy Poisoned In Indiana Picture Habit
In Evarsville Indiana on April 11 blood poisoning looms over the life of H J Wittmer's young son. The child has chewed and moistened colored pictures, leading to a poisoned system and a threatened death.
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Evarsville
Ind
H. J. Wittmer
Aged Indiana Minister Joseph I Seward Dies
Rev Joseph I Seward aged 87 died at his Chesterfield home after general debility He was among Indiana's oldest pastors and was born in Rushville. funeral details not listed and notification from Anderson Indiana dated April 11.
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Anderson
Ind
Joseph I. Seward
Indiana
Chesterfield
Mr. Seward
Rushville
County approves Hamilton & Richmond electric franchise
Richmond Indiana April 10. The county commissioners granted a franchise to James R. Foraker and other Cincinnati men for right of way over county turnpikes for the Hamilton and Richmond electric line.
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Richmond
Ind
James R. Foraker
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Richmond
General Store Fire Sparks Bees In Goshen
Fire destroyed the General Store in Goshen Indiana on April 10. Reports say flames spread from Schrock across Lagrange County causing property damage and attracting local fire units. No injuries are listed and investigators are reviewing the scene.
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Bees Goshen
Ind
Schrock
Lagringe
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