Wealthy Rival of Black Hand Chief Threatened
Vincenzo de Pape a wealthy New York resident who arrived from Italy with his bride said a Black Hand leader threatened his life to gain his wealth. A letter claimed the gang warned him on the Roma steamer that he would be harmed unless he paid protection. Police found a heavy armed revolver aboard and noted a cousin of Pape was involved.
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York
Vincenzo de Pape
Italy
America
Roman
Waa
Pape
Boeman Family Drama Stirs Hongkong Arrival
Francisco April 10 Bu Tung Boeman, described as a widely loved figure with two wives, travels from Hongkong toward an Oriental destination. Immigration officials report a plan to keep one wife in the Orient for recuperation while the other remains, sparking questions about custody and residency.
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Francisco
Bu Tung Boeman
Hongkong
Oriental
Ciara
Boeman Ars
Washington
Wae
Orient
Beebie
Clare
Planter Author Warned of Life Forfeit in Mexican Letter
Francisco April 10. A letter from Mexico warns Herman, author of "The Planter," that his life will be forfeited if he again sets foot on soil. The piece by Whittaker describes a peon system and Yaqui slave labor in the northern Mexican areas.
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Velted Freee
Prancisco
Herman
Whittaker
Mio
Enrico the tenor breaks engagements amid throat trouble
Enrico, the famous tenor, announces he will sing no more this year here or abroad due to throat trouble. Rae confirms cancellation of engagements in Chicago and Pittsburgh and a planned trip to Wore.
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Wore
Enrico
Rae
Chicago
Pittsburg
Market Prices For Produce Meats And Grains
Prices for various farm products and meats in Washington reflect regional market conditions. The data shows averages, medians, and ranges across multiple goods with figures indicating per unit costs and totals.
Cannibalism Revealed in Canadian Woods
A Roberval inquest documents a 1907 northern Canada hunting party that split for four months. Bernard and Lemieux vanished. Lemieux’s body was found missing organs and flesh, suggesting cannibalism. Grassett traveled 300 miles on snowshoes to Roberval, and the jury absolved him. the third man Edward disappeared.
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Vancouer
B.C
Roberval
Quebec
Bernard
Lemieux
Carameett
Chehougamec
Grassett
Post
Lamieux
Mudaona Bay
Erward
Season tickets to fair go on sale next Monday
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition offers a limited run of coupon tickets for admission at 10 dollars per book with 1 cent admissions after June 1. Tickets are nontransferable and require owner's photo. Purchasers must identify at the official photographer for a photo ID to be attached to the ticket book.
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Execu
Tive Committee
Globe
First Av
Madison
England Loses Its Greatest Poet Algernon Swinburne Dies
London reports Algernon Charles Swinburne died of pneumonia at 10 46 a m at his home The Pines Putney after weeks of illness His birth date is listed as April 6 1837 and his career includes major works such as Atalanta in Calydon and Chastelard The obituary notes his education in France Oxford and time in Florence with Walter Savage Landor
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London
Algernon Charles Swinburne
the Pines
Putney
Algernon (Harles Swinburne
England
Charles Henry Swinburne
Jane Henrietta
Earl of Ashburnham
John Edward
France
Balliol College
Oxford
Florence
Walter Savage Lander
Atalanta
Calidon
Chastelard
Mery Stuart
Jennine Fa
Vietor Hugo
Leerine
Stolen Jewels May Be Recovered
San Francisco detectives pursue a possible recovery of the 29620 pearl necklace stolen from Jeanie Crocker in February. A Panama letter to Chief Cook has prompted local work as investigators search the canal zone for the jewels believed taken from the St Francis Hotel gala.
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San Francisco
Canal Zone
Jeanie Crocker
Cook
Panama
St. Francis Hotel
Alexander
Bern
Roosevelt Departs Suez for African Hunt on Admiral
A large crowd cheered Col. Theodore Roosevelt as the steamer Admiral left Port Said through the Suez Canal at 7:36 a.m. today bound for Mombasa. He will begin a hunting trip in Africa after a farewell gathering of distinguished citizens aboard the ship.
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United Pree
Port Said
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Suez Canal
Mombasa
United States
Africa
Roosevelt
Scandal in Army Promises Court Martial Demands
Report from Ban Francisco and Chicago describes Lieut Holden A Evans requesting a court martial against Lieut Franklin Wayne Osborn over alleged affair with Mia Evana and a separation from his wife. The note from Mare Island last summer sparks naval city commentary and follows a related divorce claim involving Paul Handke of the Thomas orchestra.
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Ban Francisco
Holden A. Evans
Navy Department
Washington
Franklin Wayne Osborn
Naval
Osborn
Mia Evana
Pvans
Mare Island
Chicago
Carl Wunderle
Paul Handke
Thomas Orchestra
Atverce
Love Rivalry Leads to Pistol Duel in City
Gue Alvas was sentenced to serve twenty days in county jail after a pistol duel erupted over Minnie Woodney. The incident began when Alvas pursued Minnie, while Tony Roderick supported her side, resulting in a violent clash and gunfire.
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Tony Roderick
Gue Alvas
Alvas
Minnie Woodney
Hoderick
Cigaret Ignites Woman as Crowds Rescue Her
In Los Angeles on April 10 an unknown woman narrowly escaped death when her skirts caught fire from a discarded cigarette at Third Street. Passersby helped extinguish the blaze and tore off most of her clothing before she was taken home in a closed carriage. police did not learn her name.
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United Frees
Los Angeles
Anticlearet
Third and
Ste
Ity United Press
Rome
Italy
Joan of Arc
Dorremy
France
Tressert
Poyland
Treasert
Lincoln's Birthplace Taken Into Court
The homestead and farm of Thomas Lincoln near Mattoon Illinois face partition after John J Hall who recently died left 226 acres to be divided. Hall's sons petition for partition. defenses include Robert T Lincoln of Chicago and Nellie A Hall of Mattoon, a cousin.
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Mattoon
Thomas Lincon
Abraham Lincoln
Wee
Lincoln
John J. Hall
Hall
Robert T. Lincoln
Chicago
Nellie A. Hall
Joan of Arc to Be Canonized Tomorrow at St Peter's
The article reports Pope Pius XII will canonize Joan of Arc in a solemn ceremony at St Peter's Tomorrow. Cardinals bishops papal legates and the pope will participate as the process concludes with Te Deum and the decree declaring Joan a saint.
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Pope Pius
Joan OF Arc
God
Joan
St. Peter's
Don't tell mother in deathbed pleadings of the afflicted
In a city hospital the dying plead for mothers not to be told of their fate. A boy tramp killed by a train fears his mother’s grief, while a trapped girl and other victims cling to the same final wish. The piece reflects on stigma, shame, and maternal tenderness in hard luck lives.
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Dent
Mother
Arague
Dolla
Seattles New Emergency Hospital
Toast to Grant and Lee at Hamilton Club Banquet
An Ap pomatto banquet in Chicago captured attention as General Grant called for a standing toast to Grant and Lee. The hall fell silent as all rose to honor both Union and Confederacy heroes, followed by rounds of applause and waving American flags.
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United Press
Chicago
Hamilton Club
F ©. .Grant
Persian Shah in terror as tribesmen loom near capital
Reports say Teheran is tense as Tengistan rebels threaten to sack the city. a British cruiser stands offshore ready to protect European residents if the peril intensifies and a potential massacre is feared.
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Dette
Eh Ntaisu
Teheran
Persian Gulf
Exploitation Bureau Doubles Duty in Stamp Campaign
James A. Wood directs the exploitation bureau of the fair to spread attention by selling thousands of A.Y.P. invitation stamps to merchants and professionals. Mail clerks nationwide encounter the stamps as village mistresses and stamp collectors add them to their collections. Money from sales funds further fair features, increasing spring attention and summer attendance.
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A.Y.P
Cty
United States
James A. Wood
Estate sale of William Berger at Buffalo Bales Rooms
Clothing, hats, shoes and furnishings offered at a steep discount to wind up the Berger estate. Location is Buffalo Bales Rooms at 424 Pike Street with cost prices disregarded as stock is cleared.
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William Berger
Buffalo Bales
Pike Street
Kellogg Attacks Standard Oz in Rebates Case
Frank Kellogg, special prosecutor, denounced Standard Oz for accepting rebates and praised opposing counsel while highlighting the corporation’s wealth and legal power. He argued the government case is built on flaws in Standard’s defense.
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Fy United Press
Lou
Frank Kellogg
Standard Oz Company
Kellogg
Standard
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