Bryan maintains lead for Denver nomination despite New York ties
Washington dispatch notes Bryan’s growing delegate edge as New York remains counted for him. Louisiana and two Rocky Mountain states Idaho and Nevada swing to Bryan while Mormon and anti Mormon factions stay loyal, narrowing the final Denver vote margin.
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New York
the Herald
Washington
Ife
Denver
Bryan
Hierald
Johnson
Minnesota
Ryan
Dorto Rico
Louisiana
Pere
Rocky Mountain
Idaho
Nevada
Cure for Rabies Reported by Pasteur Institute Chief
Dr. Auguste Marie of the Pasteur Institute laboratory reports a promising rabies treatment. The modified Pasteur method mixes fresh rabies virus with serum to render it harmless and induce immunity faster, with cases like Mr. Marsh in Brooklyn cited as encouraging.
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Paris
Cable
Auguste Marie
Pasteur Institute
Marsh
Brooklyn
Man
Pasteur
Wheat field labor demand across five states
Thousands of men will be needed in the wheat fields of Missouri Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and Arkansas over the next three weeks according to an announcement by the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain system. Prospects along its lines are reported as better than in years.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain System
Persia Crises Deepen as Shah Flees Tehran Hills
The shah has left Teheran for his hillside residence where he spends summers. The Persian situation worsens and foresees a rapid end to his reign with possible foreign intervention. Responsibility is laid on the shah who is described as "going to the dogs" as fast as he can.
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St. Petersburg
Teheran
Persia
Morgan wins bid for famed Antinous bas relief
J Pierpont Morgan buys the Greek bas relief of Antinous discovered in Campagna for 30000 dollars, outbidding Italy’s state offer of 20000, the youth’s statue famed for extraordinary beauty.
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Morgan
Italy
Rome
Cable
J. Pierpont Morgan
Antinous
Campagna
Mayor Busse Secretly Marries in April
Chicago reported that Mayor Busse wed on April 29 in a private ceremony. The marriage, kept secret until last week, marked a personal milestone for the incumbent mayor amid urban duties.
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Chicago
A Benedict
Busse
African Jungle for Teddy
The White House confirms plans for President Roosevelt and his son Kermit to depart New York in April next year for Africa. He will spend a year hunting big game and return with specimens from Africa. The trip would begin as soon as March arrangements are completed.
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Washington, Special
White House
United States
Africa
Roosevelt
Kermit
New York
Cairo
Court Rules Photo Use Requires Consent in New York
State Supreme Court decision holds individuals have constitutionally protected rights to prevent use of their photographs for advertising or sale. Helen Wratt sued two stores for $5,000 each over displaying her images labeled Miss Wyatt without permission.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Helen Wratt
Miss Wyatt
Steam Pipe Burst Kills Four on Battleship Tennessee
Four sailors died and ten were injured when a steam pipe blew in the starboard engine room of the battleship Tennessee off Point Perez during a speed trial. Admiral Sebree, Capt. Howard, and Chief Engineer Robertson left the area minutes before the explosion, narrowly escaping harm. The Tennessee, launched in 1904, was then part of the Pacific fleet's second division under Rear Admiral Sebree.
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San Pedro
Cal
Tennessee
Sebree
Pacific Coast Fleet
Point Puenene
F P. B. Howard
Admiral Sebree
Howard
Robertson
Reinhold
Meek
Annie Keith Frazier
Washington
Move for Lamphere seeks body examination in Gunness case
Laporte Indiana special reports attorneys Darrow and Worden for Ray Lamphere request Coroner Mack to order a physician commission to examine the body found in the Gunness ruins. They want measurements weighing and photographing with a report for the defense, signaling a bid to prove the corpse is not Mrs Gunness but a cadaver.
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Gunness
French Canonization Sparks Dreyfus Backlash At Pantheon
Paris reports a gunman wounded Maj. Alfred Dreyfus during Emile Zola canonization ceremonies. Louis Autherine Gregor, arrested with 229 others, fired at the Pantheon as priests and soldiers marched past tribunes and a public display of national sentiment followed.
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Paris
Emile Zola
Louis Autherine Gregoris
Alfred Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Gregoris
Catafalque
Pantheon
Paul Heres
Felix Faure
France
J Acense
Maj. Dreyfus
Zola
Chamber
Senate
Berthelot
Carnot
Victor Hugo
Voltaire
Rousseau
Pickerel Yarn From St Paul Fisherman On Lake Bemidji
Nathan Rosenstein of St Paul borrowed a bamboo pole and a rowboat to fish on Lake Bemidji. A huge pickerel grabbed his hair triggering a wild struggle during which a $10 gold piece slipped overboard. Later he landed another giant pickerel and recovered the missing coin and 53 cents in silver from its mouth.
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St. Paul, Minn
Nathan Rosenstein
St. Paul
Rosenstein
Lake
Bemidji
Prince George in Plot Suspected in Montenegro Trial
Testimony in a Montenegro trial alleges Crown Prince George of Servia ordered bombs used to overthrow the Monte negro government. Receives dramatic claims from witnesses about Servian officers manufacturing the devices. Diplomatic rupture with Servia anticipated as the prince faces scrutiny.
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Cettinje
Montenegro
George of
Servia
Servien
George
Centinje
Europe
OLD AGE PENSIONS COSTLY EXPERIMENT
Alfred Butteworth a cotton manufacturer proposes per resident 5 shillings during Easter week for those over 65 in Oldham and Chatterton. He estimates UK population 44 million making annual pension cost about 104 million dollars. He notes 4,000 rich die yearly with fortunes around 1 billion and argues against raising 100 million dollars yearly. He cites growing sympathy with Christian Socialism.
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London
Alfred Butteworth
Oldham
Chatterton
United Kingdom
Hunt for gold in Peru by Frisco expedition led by Mrs Earl
Goldseekers led by Mrs. Bradford Earl plan a five year cruise to Peru to locate placer gold in the mountains. The party, aboard a San Francisco built schooner, will prospect along Kamschatka shores and seek military guard and mining rights with letters from Peru and Russia.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bradford Earl
Peru
Earl
Bessie Goddard
Providence
R. 1
C. Oliver Iselin
Newport
New York
Goddard
San Francisco
Kamschatka
Washington
It. J. Louis
Hart
Brown University
Miss Goddard
Apt. &. M. Davis
Callao
New Zengland
California
Farr
Typhoon Sinks Pearl Fleet Off Australia Toll Rises
The Victoria special reports a typhoon that struck the pearl fishing fleet near Thursday Island off Australia. About twelve luggers sank and 270 men are believed dead with twenty white sailors among the casualties. The information was first received from the liner Manuka.
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Victoria
B. C
Thursday Island
Australia
Manuka
Butte Hit By Eight Inches Of Snow After Rain
Eight inches of snow on the level in Butte Montana gave way to slush as a driving rain began at daylight cutting the city off from the outside world for a day last week.
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Butte
Mont
State Wives of Opponent. Mulai Hafid Seizes Wives in Crisis
Mulai Hafid the usurping sultan of Moroceco has confiscated the wives of Gen. Bagdani and his brother and warned they will be sold unless submission is sent immediately. Gen. Bagdani appeals to the Moroccan foreign board which suggests seeking the intervention of the diplomatic corps.
German Baptist Brethren Expel 100 for Modern Hats
One hundred members of the German Baptist Brethren church in Dayton Ohio were expelled for refusing to dress in old fashioned styles. Some women who bought Merry Widow hats faced strong condemnation and were declared wicked and worldly by the church council.
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Dayton, O
German Baptist Brethren Church
Alaska gold output forecast reaches 26 million dollars
The Post-Intelligencer reports from all points in the North estimate Alaska's gold production for the coming season at 26 million dollars.
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Seattle
Wash
the Post-Intelligencer
Alaska
Woman Terrorist Hanged in Voronezh Province
Mme Feodorov na, the woman who failed to kill Governor Gen Bibikoff on May 6, has been hanged in Voronezh. She was 25 and a former school teacher.
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Voronezh
Mme
Feodorovna
Bibikoff
Duty Demanded on 340000 Pearl Necklace from France
Mrs William B Leeds must pay 60 percent customs duty on a 340000 pearl necklace imported from France, following a decision by Judge Lacombe in the United States Court.
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New York
France
William B. Leeds
Lacombe
United States
Famous British Campaigner Dead
London cable reports the death of Gen Sir Redvers Henry Buller aged about 80 after weeks of illness. Born 1839, he joined the army in 1858 and rose to lieutenant general in 1891. He saw action in China 1860 Ashanti 1874 Kaffir and Zulu wars 1878 79 South Africa 1881 Egypt 1882 Tel El Kebir Sudan 1884 and served as under secretary for Ireland in 1887.
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London
Sir Redvers Henry Buller
China
South Africa
Egypt
Tel-El- Kebir
Ireland
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Peruvian
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Frisco
Colden Rule Rheumatic Remedy CO
Columbus
Ohio
Emblem Bicycles
Emblem Mfc. Company
Angola
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ATMO
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State Wives of Opponent
Diner's Digester Company
Des Moines
Iowa
U. S. Lacs
F. McnArdie
Transportation and Mechanical
Clover Leaf
National Correspondence School of
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Ann Arbor
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