Foraker Fires Back in Presidential Row Over Ohio Boss Rule
Ohio Senator Foraker issued a sharp rejoinder to Chairman Brown of the state central committee, denouncing bossism and affirming his bid will be settled by the next Ohio Republican convention. He warns against dictation and says he will abide by the convention’s decision. Also, Governor Hughes’ presidential prospects appear in Albany as Cannon notes cautious optimism about his rise.
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Princely Love Affair Ends As Prince Charles Dies
Berlin May 18 Associated Press reports the death of Prince Charles of Hohenlohn Langenburg recalls a royal romance. He renounced his rights after 1860 to wed fashion model Karl Grathwohl, a marriage morganatic lasting forty years until her death in 1901. The king of Württemberg ennobled her in 1890 as Baroness Von Bronn. Charles born 1829 served as a major in Württemberg's army and was a knight of St John.
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Paris
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Burial at Washington
The body of Capt. George W. Roosevelt, cousin of the President, who died serving as U S consul general at Brousel s, was laid to rest in Oak Hill cemetery. A congressional Medal of Honor for gallantry at Gettysburg’s second Battle of Bull Run was granted Captain Roosevelt, who dashed into Confederate lines during the action.
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Washington, D. C
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Gettysburg
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Fight to Bitter End as Longshore Strike Expanded
New York May 18. Finance committee of International Mercantile approved prior actions and ordered the strike of longshoremen fought to the end. Caruba of Cuneo Steamship and Trinidad Steamship lines docked in Brooklyn granted demands. agreement signed with union and strike crews supplied. Longshoremen’s President Cannorm said a letter from Hillerk of the United Yeansters of America promised council support as the strike continued.
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International Mercantile Company
Joseph Caruba
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Cuneo Steamship Inc
Trinidad Steamship Company
Donald Steamship Company
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Brooklyn
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Pulon
Cannorm
Longshoremen's Union
H. H. Hillerk
Joint Executive Council
The
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Temperance Question Divides Presbyterian Assembly
At the general assembly in Columbus Reverend Henry B. Dosker of Louisville opposed a temperance session led by Reverend David Wills Sr of Oswego. The fight over temperance prevents floor debate as commissioners adjourned until Monday. The assembly adopted reports on ministerial relief and Presbyterian brotherhood.
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Presbyterian General
Maderitor Roberts
Herre Py
Henry BK. bDosker
Louisville
David Wills, Sr
Os ¥ YY
Wheat Sells Off Amid Mixed Wheat Market Signals
New York May 18 reports from wheat growing centers eased early market nerves as favorable western weather and rain in Hungary and Noumania prompted profit taking. Prices fell from yesterday’s highs with July at 1.05 and late trading showing further weakness. July and September slipped to 104% and December 105% as stop loss selling intensified.
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New York
Hungary
Noumania
Baptism of Spanish Crown Prince Alfonso Held in Madrid
The infant heir Prince Alfonso of the Asturias, born May 10, was baptized today in Madrid’s private palace chapel. Cardinal Ii represented the pope as the ceremony featured the famous Santo Domingo de Guzman font, gold tapestries, and a royal procession lining the chapel. The event concluded with prayers and a return to the royal apartments. A separate note from London reports a thanksgiving service in St James Church marking the king’s twenty-first birthday.
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Schmitz Still Mayor Under Control of City Committee
San Francisco May 18 Associated Press says a seven member committee of five leading business groups has influence over municipal affairs. Mayor Schmitz has bound himself to follow committee requests. The panel, starting with police scrutiny, aims to extend to works board and street department. Lehmltz has not resigned, but the committee relies on his cooperation to run the city.
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ENJOYING THE SIMPLE LIFE AT MONTICELLO
President and Mrs Roosevelt begin a plain living stay in Charlottesville with mild weather. They host guest Joseph Wilmer after breakfast and plan a long morning walk near the hunting lodge. An afternoon horseback ride is on Mrs Roosevelt’s agenda while a fishing trip with Archie and two youths from Plain Dealing is noted. The North Garden to Pine Knot drive yesterday covered about twelve miles in eighty minutes.
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Folk astonished by graft reports in Kansas City
Governor Folk stayed in Kansas City most of the day and conferred with the police commissioners about corruption charges. He declined to reveal the information received but expressed astonishment at the number and nature of graft cases. Investigations will continue actively on Tuesday.
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Ruef Sticks to Story in Grand Jury Shuffle
Abraham was close to collapse as he was excused from the witness stand in the grand jury room yesterday yet slept well and joined Elisor Higgey on a brisk Presidio walk this morning. Ruef insists the daily stroll is needed for health. In response to the mayoral bribery claim, Ruef refused to comment, saying his sworn statement is dependable.
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Busy Day for Kuroki in New York Visits and Races
General Kuroki and his aides kept a full schedule in New York. He met General Windertelk D. Grant at Gouverneur Island and later attended Velmont Park races hosted by August Belmont. A strenuous itinerary left him needing rest that night after a late start.
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Gabbert to Get Money In Early Morning Court
In a courtroom sequence Judge Burnell denied the motion for a new trial in Arthur H. Gabbert vs. the Winnebago Traction Company. The jury previously returned a verdict awarding Gabbert $860 for injuries from a streetcar incident. Several related actions pursued orders on temporary injunctions and judgments for defendants in other cases, with continuous motions and consents noted among various parties and officers of local Circles and associations.
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Potters Against Colombia Plot Reported Near Cuba
Reports from Havana on May 18 via Associated Press say a filippusatering expedition against Colombia is forming near Cienfuegos. The cruiser Des Moines has been ordered to patrol the area. Plotters allegedly bought arms left from last year’s Cuban revolution to oppose President Reis.
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Acquittal in Treason Case Of Count Leo Polstol
Associated Press reports from St Petersburg that Count Leo Leonoviteh Polstol, son of a famous author, who faced treason charges in February over a pamphlet alleged to have political intent, has been acquitted. The case focused on publishing activity linked to the father’s writings.
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Tr prisoner pleads guilty in assault on 14 year old girl
Charles Smith a baggage trucker at St Paul union depot pleaded guilty to felonious assault on Elster Graves aged fourteen in Eau Claire Wisconsin. He was bound over to circuit court after attacking the girl on a vacant lot here and escaping. He was arrested days later at the depot where he returned to work. Smith had been visiting with his brother the day of the crime. Public sentiment runs high.
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Tau Claire
Wis
Charles Smith
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St. Paul
Elster Graves
Smith
Ambassador to Japan to be Thomas J. O'Brien
The state department announced that Thomas J. O'Brien, United States minister to Copenhagen, will become ambassador to Japan in September upon Luke E. Wright’s retirement. Wright has not indicated a departure date. No successor to O'Brien at Copenhagen has been selected yet.
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Michigan
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Copenhagen
Japan
Luke E. Wright
Tennessee
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Baronetess De Massy Sentenced For Murder In New York
Anisia Laouise De Massy known as the Baroness de Masay received seven years and five months in Auburn state prison for shooting Gun tay Simon, a Broadway shirtwaist manufacturer. The May 14 Associated Press report notes the verdict and sentence in a blended social and crime section of today’s paper.
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Baroness de Masay
Guntay Simon
Auburn
Eddy Plot Denied in Equity Case Over Mrs Eddy Property
In Concord New Hampshire May 16 Associated Press reports the defense for ten east side defendants in an equity case brought by next friends to obtain an accounting of Mrs Mary H Eddy property denies inducing her to transfer property to trustees Henry Or Baler Archibald McClellan and Josiah Wwerwald. They also deny trustees are agents of the defendants and reject claims of a plot to take control of Mrs Eddy's assets or misappropriation.
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Strike Not Called Off Denied by Union Official
J Dolan general secretary of the International Brotherhood of Armamahovelers and Tredgemen in Chicago denies reports that the shovel and dredgemen strike on the Panama canal has been officially called off.
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Charles Laubach Leads in Edenkalleys Bowling Tour
Charles Laubach took first place in the Edenkalleys hind bowling tour, scoring 1,023 over five games, twenty four pins ahead of Edward Schneider who remains the champion to date. Friday results list Carl Krippene and others with varied scores among the field.
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Gasoline Explosion Hurts Two In Mira Street Home
An explosion of gasoline at the home of Gustave Oleon on Williams and Olive streets in Mira city today left two residents badly burned. Olson, aged forty, suffered more serious injuries while another occupant, aged thirty, sustained serious burns but may recover.
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Big German Strike Hits Berlin as Labor Walkout Expands
Berlin May 18 A major labor strike spreads as workers walk out across industries. About 64 009 affected directly and 40 000 more aligned with the movement. Efforts to elect a compromise failed amid growing disruption and tension in the wake of the war.
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Berlin
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Germany
Priests Lead Mobs in Iran Cities Amid Reforms Effort
Mobs burn and loot in Tabriz Kermanahah Pesht and Shiraz under leaders tied to local parliaments trying to push city administration reforms. The governor of Yabriz is reported in hiding as authorities struggle to suppress unrest.
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Decorated by Kaiser Incomplete Report of Honors
An Associated Press dispatch from Berlin dated May 18 reports Emperor Wilhelm II conferred the crown order of the second class on Dr. Francia Greenwaant Yeabody, a professor of Christian morals at Harvard University. The article is garbled with broken phrases and unclear subsequent details.
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Berlin
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Boise
Idaho
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Selecting the Jury in Harwood Trial Proceeds in Boise
Jurors for the William Haywood case near Boise face a tedious process as defense and prosecution spar over peremptory challenges. A 72-year-old veteran, Goodwin, replaces Shaw as the jury nears an average age around sixty. The courthouse, May 18, notes show further challenges and exchanges as the panel tightens.
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Annual Kyvend Will Be Held to Cilften on June 1
The Normal announces its annual junior-senior excursion to Clifton for June 1 with the juniors hosting the graduating class. The Arion Orchestra will provide entertainment and dancing is the main activity.
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Dr J W Bailey to Speak Five Lectures at Lake Minnetonka
Dr J W Bailey pastor of the First Baptist church will deliver a series of five lectures at the Twin City assembly at Lake Minnetonka in early summer. He will speak July 29 to August 2 on Jewish Literature in The Time of Christ, with other speakers including Dr Carlos and Dr Case on The Minor Prophets and Dr A T Robertson on Studies of the Letters of St Paul.
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