Roosevelt Speaks at South Carolina Celebration
Thousands attend President's Day at Charleston Exposition with Roosevelt praised by locals. He outlines policy on West Indies and Cuba, lauds veterans and Southern loyalty, and urges just laws for labor and capital. The day includes speeches, a sword presentation to Major Micah Jenkins, and a luncheon at the Woman's building before a Summerville dinner.
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Jeston
S. C
Roosevelt
Teddy
Herners
Audi
South Carolina
Spain
Luke
South
West Indies
Porto Rico
Nicaragua
United States
Cuba
Ken
Ning
Roosevelt 'Ston
D. C
South Interstate
Indiana
The
Republic
Charleston
Smyth
Exposition Company
Wagner
Micah Jenkins
Company of
Rough Riders
Santiago
Hugh 8. Thompson
Womans
Womans’ Department of the Exposition
Summerville
Pine Forest Inn
Waener
Miss Maud Talmage Weds Charles Wyckoff in Quiet Washington Ceremony
April 9 in Washington reports the wedding of Miss Maud Talmage, youngest daughter of Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, to Charles F. Wyckoff of Ithaca New York. The officiant was Rev. Frank De Witt Talmage, brother of the bride. Due to the elder Talmage's illness, the ceremony was intimate with relatives and close friends only. Maud remains a leading figure in Washington society.
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Washington
Maud Talmage
Charles F. Wyckoff
Ithaca
N. Y
Frank de Witt Talmage
Chicago
Talmage
Elk lodge dedication draws region's lodge members
Sioux Falls on April 9 reports all preparations complete for the dedication of the new Elk lodge and club building valued at $20,000. Hundreds of members arrive by train from Minneapolis Omaha Des Moines Sioux City and other towns to attend what promises to be a landmark event in the area. Local members host visitors with special entertainment and accommodations to ensure a gracious reception.
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Sioux Falls
N. D
Elk Lodge
Minneapolis
Omaha
Des Moines
Sioux City
Evans Sails for Asia to Yokohama Command Second Fleet
Rear Admiral R. D. Evans sails from San Francisco on the Gaelic bound for Yokohama to take command of the second squadron of the U S fleet in Asiatic waters. His flagship is expected to be the battleship Kentucky. He travels with Mrs. Evans, Miss Evans, and Miss Taylor.
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San Francisco
Admaril R. D. Evans
Yokohama
Louis Kempff
Asiatic
Kentucky
Evans
Wedding of Maurice McCausland and Eleen Ogilby in London
London April 9 1981 fashionably crowded Maurice Marcus McCausland eldest son of C. z and the Hon Mrs McCausland Drenagh Limvady to Eleen Leslie Ogilby daughter of Captain Ogilby late of the 4th King's Own Regiment wedding held at Pauls Kauightebridge with prominent attendees in attendance.
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London
Paul's
Kauightebridge
Maurice Marcus McCausland
Eleen Lesiie Ogilby
C. Z
McCausland
Drenagh, Limvady
Od Eee Tchae Toe
Ogilby
4Th
King’s Own Regiment
Young Republicans Banquet Tonight at Hotel Stratford
Invitations accepted from Ohio Maine and Michigan figures for a Young Republicans banquet to be held tonight at the Hotel Stratford. Participants include prominent party members from several states.
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Stratford
Ohio
Maine
William
Alles Origan
Cuban Reciprocity Debate Splits Congress Over Sugar Tariff
In Washington, the House debates Cuban reciprocity with Senator Gal linger denouncing the 20 percent sugar tariff cut as unjust and bigoted. Beet sugar interests led by Smith of Michigan warn the measure harms American industry while Pacific Mail officials dispute labor claims. King Leopold escapes mob attack in Brussels as his driver darts through the streets.
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Gallinger
Hay
Mitchell
Oregon
Foraker
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Robert Swain
San Francisco
Stamship Company
Swaringen
Turner
Washington
House
Smith
Michigan
Congress
Cuba
Brussels
Leopold
The
Republic
Cornish Succeeds Haye in New York Event
Fragmentary OCR notes show Cornish succeeding Haye in a New York event related to Bea Southern and Charles M Hayayn, with William D. fare as a referenced party.рд
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Cornish
Haye
New York
Bea
Charles M Hayayn
Orlos
Ued
William D. Fare
Teen Confesses to Throat Slaying of Samuel Pellinn
Clyde, a 16 year old, confesses to police that he cut the throat of Samuel Pellinn, an elderly man. He faces murder charges at the alternate degree level as the investigation proceeds.
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Clyde
Samuel Ah Pellinn
Olly Sheena Mineral Montay
King Leopold Sixty-Seven Birthday Observed in Belgium
Brussels marked King Leopold's sixty seventh birthday as a holiday amid reports he remains ill since his Riviera return. Doctors cite throat trouble and age as concerns while they urge strict adherence to directions to avoid complications. The king is unsettled by Belgium's political unrest following last week's public shooting of Prince Albert.
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Brussels
Leopold
Riveria
Belgium
Prince Albert
Depot fight in Salt Lake sparks bond bid and rail tensions
In Salt Lake April the Union depot controversy centers on a $390,000 bond posted by the Rio Grande with the city council to show good faith against Harriman Lines. Officials from both sides accuse each other of bad faith. Gould interests are expected to build the depot and include Clark road, while the Short Line may construct a separate station.
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Salt Lake
Union Depot
Rio Grande Railway
Harriman Lines
Gould
Clark Road
New England Methodist Conference Opens in Boston
Delegates and visitors arrive for the 106th annual New England Methodist Episcopal conference in Boston Massachusetts. The formal opening occurs this evening at First Methodist church with Bishop John M Walden of Cincinnati officiating.
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Boston
Mass
New England Methodist Episcopal Conference
John M. Walden
Cincinnati
Guthrie Report Quiet After Threats in Lawton
Guthrie Oklahoma April 9 Ex cept the burning of the negro church no outburst has occurred in Lawton since the announcement that the governor would send troops to preserve peace. This determination on the part of the governor seems to have quieted the mob in spite of the fact that the troops are still on waiting orders.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Lawton
Gardiner and Root Set for Six Round Fight in Chicago
Good fight expected as George Gardiner of Lowell and local middleweight Jack Root finish training for a six round bout tonight under Wabash Club auspices. Both fighters are considered evenly matched and the matchup holds strong interest for boxing fans.
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Chicago
George Gardiner
Lowell
Jack Root
Rhodes funeral march through Bulawayo to Matopo Hills
A brief memorial service for Cecil Rhodes was held today in Bulawayo. The funeral procession then proceeded through the streets toward the Matoppo Hills, where the body will be interred tomorrow.
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Bulawayo
Cecil Rhodes
Matoppo Hills
Prynn Defeats Bean in 20 Round Provo Bout
Jimmy Prynn of Colorado won decision over Willard Bean the fighting missionary of Provo Utah after a fast 20 round Monday night bout.
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Jimmy Prynn
Colorado
Willard Bean
Provo
Utah
New York Market Report by J L Ray and Pendleton
New York markets were higher as Liverpool rose and export demand stayed strong. Wheat prices in Chicago and San Francisco moved between 1.07 and 1.08 per cent per cental with demand described as stronger.
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J. L. Ray & Cow Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Chicago
St. Paul
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Baltimore Beach Show Opens Under Humane Society Auspices
A Baltimore event opened at the Fifth Regiment Armory under the Maryland Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The beach show features hundreds of thoroughbred canines, with entries from across the United States and Canada. Noted kennels include Richard Croke and Howard Gould.
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Baltimore
Maryland Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Fifth Regiment Armory
United States
Canada
Richard Croke
Howard Gould
Sunday School Work Discussed in Florida Convention
Gainesville Florida April 9 The Florida Sunday School convention daily program opened with a song service led by Professor FB O Wxeell The morning symposium discussed The Sunday School Teacher with participants Rey S F Gale Jacksonville Mrs T B Byrd Tallahassee H C Groves Ocala and Rey F M Sprague Tampa Papers on errors in teaching and teachers meetings were presented by Marion Lawrence and Charles D Meigs of the International Sunday School association
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Gainesville
Fla
Florida
FB. O. Wxeell
Rey
S. F. Gale
Jacksonville
T. B. Byrd
Tallahassee
H. C. Groves
Ocala
F. M. Sprague
Tampa
Marion Lawrence
Charles D. Meigs
International Sunday School Association
Schley as Guest of Honor at Maryland Society Dinner
New York April 9 Rear Admiral Schley will be the guest of honor at the fourth annual dinner of the Maryland Society of New York at Sherry's tonight. Invited delegates include Admiral Dewey General Miles Senator-elect Arthur P Gorman Senator Joseph B Foraker and Cardinal Gibbons among others. The event will feature Maryland dishes and music with many prominent New Yorkers in attendance.
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Schley
New York
Admiral Dewey
General Miles
Arthur P. Gorman
Joseph B. Foraker
Cardinal Gibbons
Maryland Society of New York
Sherry
Admiral Schley
Maryland
Troy M. E. Church Conference Opens in Saratoga
The seventeenth annual Troy M. E. conference opens in Saratoga New York with Bishop Fitzgerald of St Louis presiding. Clergy and lay visitors fill the gathering as Epworth League marks its anniversary and diverse divines prepare addresses led by Dr J F Berry of Chicago.
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Troy
M. E. Church
Saratoga
N. Y
Troy M. E
Fitzgerald
St. Louia
Epworth League
Nev
J. F. Berry
Chicago
Dominion Iron Bounties Rise in Pig Iron Output
In Montreal April 0 the Dominion government paid 551259 in bounties for pig iron production last year, up 112962 from the prior year. Canadian pig iron output reached 244967 tons in 1901, versus 86000 in 1900, with current year production expected near 760000 tons.
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Montreal
Que
Woman Dies After Beating Alleged by Neighbor’s Wife
The body of 20 year old Margaret Edwards was brought to the morgue in San Francisco. She died from injuries believed caused by a beating, allegedly inflicted by Mrs. Jennie Eppinger, wife of Horace Eppinger, during a drunken jealous rage.
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San Francisco
Margaret Edwards
Jennie Eppinger
Horace Eppinger
Canada proposes great national park in Rockies heart
Canada plans a national park in the Rocky Mountain heart to shelter and breed wildlife species that are rapidly approaching extinction. The proposal envisions a vast reserve serving as an asylum for both large and small game, aiming to preserve biodiversity.
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Canada
Rocky Mountain
Peage Conference Delays Warn of Possible Failure
Amsterdam delegates say the prolongation of the Schalberger and Stein peace talks signals likely failure. They insist Kruger will press for independence before agreeing to terms, warning continued war if the Republics do not receive independence.
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Kruger
Amsterdam
Schalberger
Stein
Paul Kruger
Republica
Justice Party opens national convention in Washington
The executive committee fixed April 9 for the opening of a Justice Party national convention in Washington. The party demands that aged ex slaves be made public pensioners and cites a broad platform of justice for needy ex slaves, tax payers, every color and creed, and foreigners aiding national development.
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Washington
Justice Party
Master Horseshoers Meet Opens in Marion Indiana
The Master Horseshoers Association of Indiana opens its third annual meeting in Marion with a large attendance. The two day sessions will address important craft questions. Officers include President Frank J. Perry of Fort Wayne Vice President Jerry F Connell of Lafayette and Secretary William Elmendorf of Evansville.
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Marion
Ind
Notable Horse Show Opens in New Orleans
A horse show opened today under the New Orleans Horse Show association and will run through the week. The event features a large entry list and high class performances, marking it as one of the souths best of its kind. Society circles show active interest and expect success.
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New Orleans
Vermont Annual Conference Opens Session at St Albans
The 658th Vermont Missionary Baptist annual session met in St Albans VI in April with large attendance. The morning began with the sacrament of the Lord's supper led by Bishop Daniel A Goodsell of Tennessee. The conference then organized and began routine business.
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Vermont
St. Albans
Independent phone firms plan anti Bell monopoly group
Representatives from nearly all independent telephone companies in the United States gather to form an organization to combat the Bell monopoly. The move aims to lower long distance rates after independent lines are established, with a prediction that rates will be cut in half.
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Chicago
United States
Bell
Cecil Rhodes Wealth and Longevity
Cecil Rhodes held an estate valued at 76 million dollars and died around age 47. The text hints his life was unlikely to extend near a century, implying a long life was improbable given his era and condition.
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Cecil Rhodes
Briton gender ratio data shows Zie and Semele cohorts
In Great Britain the ratio of zie owe to the canis Semele pees 76 in 1000, me adult male ire ne.
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Great Britain
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