Professor Drowned: Georgetown Professor Francis Goldbach Dies
The body of Francis Goldbach a Georgetown University professor of Latin Greek and English classics was recovered after his canoe capsized on the Potomac River. Norfolk reports say New Hampshire fired 12 inch guns sinking San Marcos in Tangier Sound Chesapeake Bay killing unhatched chickens and hard shell crabs, prompting farmers and crab packers on the eastern shore of Virginia and Maryland to seek safeguards against future tests.
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Washington, D. C
Francis Goldbach
Georgetown University
Potomac River
Norfolk
New Hampshire
San Mar
Inos
Tangier Sound
Chesapeake Bay
Virginia
Maryland
Senate steering committee announced with Culberson named member
The Democratic steering committee of the Senate was announced last night with Mr. Martin of Virginia as chairman. Members include Culberson of Texas Simmons of North Carolina Clark of Arkansas Bankhead of Alabama Fletcher of Florida William of Mississippi Kern of Indiana and Hitchcock of Nebraska.
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Culberson
Washington, D. C
Senate
Mr. Martin
Virginia
Messrs. Culberson
Texas
Simmons
North Carolina
Clark
Arkansas
Bankhead
Alabama
Fletcher
Florida
William
Mississippi
Kern
Indiana
Hitchcock
One Dead in Auto Accident Near Ames Oklahoma
Four Ames residents were aboard an automobile that ran off a bridge near here. John May ers was killed Walter Fisher was fatally injured Thomas Cotter and Joseph Mann were badly cut and bruised authorities said.
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EMD
Okla
John Mayers
Walter Fisher
Thomas Cotter
Joseph Mann
Here
Ames
Madero Receives Peace Overtures Amid Mexican Insurrection
Peace proposals were presented to Francisco I. Madero, leader of the Mexican insurrection, by envoys west of Bus Tilies. The outcome was uncertain as he considers the offers, with a decision expected within days.
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Madero
Bustilles
Mex
Laredo
Francisco I. Madero
Belasco’s Father Dead In San Francisco
Abraham Belasco father of David and Fred Belasco of theatrical fame died at 80 in San Francisco at his daughter Mrs L N Mayer home He was born in London and came to California 56 years ago Seven sons and two daughters survive and interment will be in San Francisco.
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Belasco
San Francisco
Cal
Abraham Belasco
David
Fred Belasco
L. N. Mayer
London
California
Vice in Pittsburg Allegations Reach Senate Hearing
A. Leo Weil, president of the Pittsburg Voters league, testified before a state senate committee accusing city officials of corruption and a vice scandal in Pittsburg that prompted women and reporters to leave the room.
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Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Five story fall leaves LA man with hope for recovery
George P. Eagan of Los Angeles fell five stories from a San Francisco hotel, landing on his head on stone pavement. He survived and was operated on at a city hospital where doctors say he has a fair chance for recovery.
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San Francisco
Cal
George P. Eagan
Los Angeles
Dix Honors Requisition for Extradition of Charles Morse
Governor Dix approved extradition papers for Charles Morse to Dallas on a grand larceny charge over a $610 theft from a boy in a Dallas department store. Morse was under arrest in New York City.
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Texas
Albany
N. Y
Dix
Dallas
Charles Morse
Morse
New York City
Storm Rips Central Louisiana Crops and Property
A spring storm across central Louisiana brings heavy rain hail and wind damage. Covington reports shaken homes and Lake Pontchartrain area hail while New Orleans floods affect streets and local property.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Covington
Lake Pontchartrain
Representative Murdock Seeks Leave to Print for Nonspoken Speeches
Washington April 12 Representative Murdock a militant Kansas insurgent proposes that the Congressional Record show in plain black faced type that certain speeches were not actually spoken but merely printed under a leave to print designation. The move targets the long standing practice of publishing speeches never delivered in the House.
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Washington
Murdock
Kansas
Congress
Assmann Will Try to Lift Lahm Cup
Lieutenant H E Honeywell and J W Tolland from St Louis descended south of Little Rock after failing to gain the Lahm cup on a long distance balloon flight from San Antonio. Assmann, who previously ascended from San Antonio, plans a second attempt with a new balloon after Honeywell’s failure.
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Honeywell
St. Louisan
Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
J. W. Tolland
St. Louis
San Antonio
Hot Springs
West Mountain
Assmann
William F. Assmann
Missouri
Rexall Mucu-Tone Promises Money-Back Catarrh Relief
A Rexall offer touts Mucu-Tone as a physician crafted remedy for catarrh with a personal money-back guarantee. The ad cites rapid absorption, mucous tract cleansing, parasite removal, and general health boosts, claiming weight gain and renewed vitality from regular use. It invites readers to start treatment today at Hicks Building Rexall Store in Ea Antoni.
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Ea Antoni
Rexall
Aked Affirms Ties With Rockefeller Before San Francisco Move
The Rev. Chas F Aked in New York says his relations with the Rockefellers remain cordial and deepened by affection as he departs for a San Francisco pastorate. He praises John D Rockefeller and plans to travel west in President Lovett's private car on Union Pacific rails.
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Associated Press
New York
Chas. F. Aked
San Francisco
Rockefellers
Rockefeller
Aked
President Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad
Change in Food Improves Health of Busy Executive
A businessman describes lingering after meals and heaviness from over eating. He investigates his condition and adopts Grape-Nuts as a solution, reporting no more post meal discomfort, easier digestion, restored weight, and renewed business vigor. The letter, attributed to Postum Co. of Battle Creek, promotes The Road to Wellville and “There’s a Reason.”
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Battle of Flowers Carnival Opens With Low Rail Rates
The 1911 San Antonio carnival program outlines first day parades shows and electric and band performances across plazas. Special railroad rates from 90 miles and over 90 miles noted with sale April 16 to 21 and return limits through April 23. Parade route change discussed by carnival directors.
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Battle of Flowers
Texas
San Antonio
Alamo
Main Plaza
Danville
Military Plaza
Haymarket Square
Grand Opera House
Automobile Association of San Antonio
Civic and Trades
Beethoven Hall
Duches and Duchesses
San Jacinto
Alamo Plaza
Colquitt
Carnival
Chamber of Commerce
Commerce Street
Atlee B. Ayres
John B., Carrington
Charles Graebner
W. M. Morgan
Albert Arstein
Tom Brown
Emil Frank
Gustave Heye
J. R. Sprague
O. O. Woodman
Fred Hummert
F. A. Chapa
Tom M. Morgan
J. F. Fentiman
Immigrants Arrive from Britain for Canadian Northwest Settlements
St John New Brunswick reports 2500 settlers from England and Scotland arrived bound for the Canadian Northwest. total British Isles arrivals now 7500 in the Maritime provinces in under three days. among the newcomers are thirty Scottish women to be married on reaching the west.
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Canada
ST. John
N. B
England
Scotland
Canadian Northwest
British Isles
Meritime
West
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