Jury to Hear How Lorimer Seat Sale Alleged
Chicago May 4 Forty nine of fifty three democratic legislators in Wisconsin will be summoned before a special grand jury to testify about the alleged sale of Senator Lorimer seat in the United States Senate. Subpoenas are being issued for six names including Lee O Neill Browne and Representative White. White described his story to the grand jury but faced procedural delays. Lorimer’s secretary arrived with a letter White says proves White is mentally unbalanced. Browne was absent and had left the city. Libel suits from Lorimer are anticipated if the grand jury acts against him.
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Tin Winoa
United Sex Senate
William Lorimer
Lee O'Neill Browne
Representative White
Representative Wilson
White
Luke
Grand Jury
Lorimer
Washington
Browne
Austrian King Prepares Tomb for His Family
Emperor Franz Josef plans two marble lined vaults near the Capuchin church. One vault will hold Franz Josef and close relatives, the other will rest more distant royal connections. The feature notes the aging monarch arranging his demise while nearing his eightieth birthday.
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Vetted
Vienna
Franz Josef
English Women to Fight Decision
London May 7 In anticipation of the coming political fray a new women’s club has been started called the Ladies’ Carlton Club. It aims to suppress socialism and support protectionist principles. Its organizers, social figures, plan political meetings with MPs speaking to inform women property owners about laws and proposed measures.
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London
Ladies’ Carlton Club
Bond St
Auto overturns on hill injures eight in Aberdeen
An automobile carrying eight passengers crashed down a steep hill when the engine stalled and brakes failed. The vehicle turned turtle in a ditch, injuring one occupant seriously and bruising the others. Passengers included Willard Bradley, Mrs Edward Lowe Jr, her infant son, Russell Linn, Shirley Gillis, Mrs Gertrude Spence of Seattle, and the chauffeur.
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Aberdeen
Willard Bradley
Edward Lowe, Jr
Russell Linn
Shirley Gillis
Gertrude Spence
Seattle
Giant wireless merger to connect New York and San Francisco
The Continental Wireless Telephone and Telegraph company, formed by merging several wireless firms, plans a nationwide non wire system. Capital stock reaches 6,006,000 dollars and 32 stations already operate in New England, the Central states, and the Pacific coast with intermediate links planned to relay messages across the continent. The Pacific Wireless Telegraph Co of Beattie is included.
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New York
Continental Wireless Telephone and Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Continental
New England
Central
Pacific Coast
Pacific Wireless Telegraph i
Beattie
Roosevelts security details in England probed by secret service
London May 3 The British foreign office intelligence bureau assigns agents to monitor Theodore Roosevelt during his England visit. Scotland Yard will deploy detectives and police, but the secret service bears responsibility for his safety and for barring anarchists and malcontents from proximity.
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London
Intelligence Department
British Foreign Office
Secret Service
Russia
Theodore Roosevelt
England
Scotland Yard
Foreign Intelligence Department
Wireless romance seals Chicago heiress marriage in Florence
Miss Louise Gaylord of Chicago and Walter P. Dilingham of Honolulu wed in Florence Italy after a world voyage. The ceremony drew prominent Chicago society members though no reception occurred due to a family death. The match began with a wireless proposal after a long courtship.
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Florence
Italy
Louise Gaylord
Chicago
Walter P. Dilingham
Honolulu
Mise Gaylord
San Fracisco
Fire Gutts Block Ruins Shops And Rooming House
A fire early this morning drove fifty roomers into the street and gutted an entire business block on Andover between 21st and 22nd Aves W. It began in the Youngstown hotel kitchen at 3 o clock and spread before the fire department arrived. The blaze destroyed the butcher shop barber shop pool room candy store and grocery store and left only the shell of Mrs Jennie Koltzs rooming house. The Seattle Brewing and Malting company owned the buildings in a 12 000 valuation.
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21St
22Nd Ave
Youngstown
William Bloxam
Jennie Koltz
Seattle Brewing & Malting Company
Confederate choir cancels debut after death in Rochester family
The death of Julia Rochester prompts the Confederate choir led by Mrs. G A C Rochester to cancel tonight's meeting and the Arctic club debut. The next regular gathering is set for two weeks at Montgomery Lynch's home on Broadway and Madison.
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G. A. C. Rochester
Confederate Choir
Rochester
Arctic Club
Montgomery Lynch
Broadway
Madison
Why do women wear such extravagant headgear
A Chicago man asks about women's headgear and his wife's blunt reply says it aims to attract admiring male attention. The Washington Star quips that the woman counters with a retort about harping and eyeing men, delivering a witty exchange.
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Chicago
Washington Star
The Universe Is a Thought of God Schillex
A compact axiom from Schillex frames the cosmos as a divine mental construct. The line presents a philosophical view equating existence with God’s thought, inviting contemplation of metaphysical origins.
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Schillex
Coroner Holds Inquest Into Street Car Wreck
The coroner opened an inquest into the Seattle Renton and Southern street car wreck that killed several people. The proceedings began at Foresters hall at 1 pm with Chairman H A Fairchild and railroad commissioners Jesse Jones and J C Lawrence in attendance, and a public utilities department representative. A preliminary site visit by the coroner and commissioners occurred this morning.
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Seattle, Renton & Southern
Foresters’ Hall
H. A. Fairchild
Jesse Jones
J. C. Lawrence
State Railroad Commission
Public Utilities Department
Census Backlog Shrinks as Names Are Rechecked
The census bureau and enumerators continued reviewing districts as progress improves. Officials report many names still arrive for verification and each is checked to confirm missed residents.
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Love as Eternity Emblem Confounds Time
Quoted reflection on love by Mme de Stael highlights its eternal nature, erasing memory of a beginning and fear of an end as a timeless emblem of devotion.
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All Night and Day Bank Run In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a bank run on the All Night and Day Bank extended into the night with over a thousand depositors waiting in line for hours. State Superintendent Alden Andersen stated the bank obeyed state laws and would pay depositors dollar for dollar, while the scene drew hundreds more by noon.
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le Peying
Benk Hee
Alden Andersen
Eaing
Neoen
Another Defeat for Doctor Hyde in Hyde Murder Trial
Kanbar k City Mo May 4 The Hyde murder trial saw another blow to the defense as Judge Latshaw overruled the objection to Prof Haines testimony deeming it speculative The defense said barring it could lead to immediate dismissal but the judge allowed the testimony to go before the jury
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Kanbark City
Hyde
Latshaw
Prof. Haines
Chicago
Duncan Family Plans California Visit
Raymond Duncan brother of Isadora Duncan and proponent of the ancient Greek rhythmic system will travel to California with wife Penelope and baby Von Moelekas. They will begin in San Francisco, birthplace, and also visit Los Angeles after drawing crowds in Sparta outfits.
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Raymond Duncan
Isadora Duncan
California
Penelope
von Moelekas
Duncan
San Francisco
Duncans
Los Angeles
Sparta
Brewery Strike Averted After Night Conference
Both sides in the threatened brewery strike express confidence differences will be amicably settled. A conference between Brewers Association and Brewery Workers Union led to workers returning to work, with Joseph Prochetic noting that danger of a strike has been averted though negotiations continue for a final adjustment.
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Brewery Workers’ Union
Joseph Prochetic
International Brewery Workers’ Union
Tin and Platinum Strike in Oregon
Salem report details a historic find near Merlin in Josephine county where ore yielded high platinum and tin assays. Discoverers initially sought gold until A. Baily of Chicago identified the metal mix and urged assay, revealing surprising results of about 69 ounces of platinum and five percent tin.
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Salem
Merlin
Josephine County
United States
A. &. Bailey
Chicago
Hands of 120000 Reach for Democratic Right in Berlin
A Berlin crowd of 120000 demonstrated against Prussia's limited suffrage. On April 10 they gathered in a public park, listening to leaders and signaling approval of a denunciatory resolution by raising hands. Police kept order as the silent protest contrasted with past clashes.
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Berlin
Prussia
Help to Build the Fence Aids Washington Children’s Home Endowment
The Washington Children’s Home Society launches a statewide campaign to raise a 600000 endowment. Billboards letters and telephone asks invite public support with funds received by E L Blaine in Seattle and the Old National Bank in Spokane. The effort runs through the week as officials promote private foster care over orphanages.
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Seattle
Spokane
Washington Children’s Home Society
E. L. Blaine
New York Block
Washington
Flannery Trial On At San Rafael Delayed To Friday
Former San Francisco Police Commissioner Marty Flannery, indicted for grand larceny tied to a wire tapping gang, was arraigned in San Rafael. Judge Lennon granted a continuance until Friday at 2 p.m after defense attorney George A. Knight requested time to prepare.
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San Rafael
United Prep
Cal
Marty P. Flannery
San Francissco
Lyon
Holland
Lennon
George A. Knight
Ordinance for cleaner food passes city council
An ordinance approved by the city council last night aims to improve sanitation and quality control for fruit, meat and other edibles. If enforced, households will face fewer concerns about tainted or substandard foods.
Ordinance Sets Cleanliness Rules for Food Displays
The ordinance requires vendors to keep foods such as meats fish and fruits at least two feet above floor level and to cover items to protect them from dust whether on display or in transit. It also tightens handling standards to improve hygiene in markets and stores.
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Huye
Cost of Living Question Sparks Local Chickens Missing
Police seek 19 Rhode Island Red chickens branded with small holes in a web of a chick. Mrs. J. W. Hanson reports they are worth at least $100 and disappeared from 1722 West 58th Street, Stirring local concern.
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J. W. Hanson
Rhode Island
If There Were No Flies Item Cited by Dr. Jackson
Dr. Daniel D. Jackson of New York asserts that removing flies could add 370 million years to American lifespans, extend the life of 4 million current earners, and save $20 million. The message urges action with the slogan Swat the Fly.
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United States
Daniel D. Jackson
New York
Enduring Urban Dream Faces Distracting Drift
Fragmentary text hints at a contemplative piece on city life and communal longing. The wording suggests a reflective tone about living together and the impact of living patterns on happiness, without clear events or names.
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