President Roosevelt Delivers Wisconsin Madison and Chicago Addresses
President Roosevelt spoke in Madison Wisconsin praising the University of Wisconsin and urging balance between athletics and brains. In Chicago he addressed 6000 plus at the Auditorium urging Monroe Doctrine vigor and a strong navy as peace guarantor.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Madison
Wis
Capitol
Assembly
Seat of Learning
University of Wisconsin
Chicago
Roosevelt
Franklin McVeagh
Harrigan
Harrison
Westin
Stormy April Downpour and Snow Paralyze Midwest Traffic
A humid front brings a heavy rain followed by snow across Kansas and Missouri. Two inches of snow in Kansas City area, four inches in Lyon County, severe disruption to telegraph lines and stock market, Chicago reports widespread isolation and crippled railroad traffic.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Kansas City
United States Weather Bureau
Stock Exchange
Emporia
Kas
Lyon County
Nevada
Mercury
Chicago
Middle States
Steele Yancey Concert Postponed at First Christian Church
The Steele Yancey concert scheduled at First Christian Church tonight has been postponed to Tuesday evening next week due to bad weather. Many tickets have already been sold, and the delay allows ticket sellers to increase the total.
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First Christian
Morgen Post Attacks German Ambassador Sternberg
Berlin reports Morgen Post condemns Von Sternberg for accompanying President Roosevelt to the station as he began his western trip. The leading article accuses Sternberg of servility and says his conduct renders Germany ridiculous before the world.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Berlin
Morgen Post
von Sternberg
Washington
Roosevelt
Sternberg
Germany
Ten-year-old Maggie Smith dies of typhoid near Georgetown
Maggie Smith, a ten year old colored girl, died at her parents home north of Georgetown on Wednesday night. She was buried today as death was attributed to typhoid fever.
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Maggie Smith
Wm. Smith
Georgetown
Miss Edith Marshall visiting Mesdames Smith and Cotton
Miss Fan Smith hosted a small afternoon gathering at her West Broadway home for Miss Edith Marshall of Boston Massachusetts. The informal event included light refreshments and the visitors spent time with the hosts.
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Fan Smith
West Broadway
Edith Marshall
Boston
Mass
Smith and
Cotton
Mrs Parish Improves After Fall In East Fifth Street
Mrs J L Parish wife of the Katy engineer is improving after breaking her left arm in a fall Saturday while visiting her son Charlie on East Fifth street. She is recovering at home and getting along nicely.
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Parish
J. L. Parish
Katy
Captain E W Stevens Ill At Home With Lagrippe
Captain E W Stevens is ill at his home today with lagrippe. The note reports his illness and does not indicate any other details or actions.
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E. W. Stevens
Big Bill Men Face Grand Jury Action in Missouri
Sheriff G A Smith heads to Bonne Terre to fetch Editor J L Page for Cole county grand jury to answer questions about large denomination bills. Attorney General Crow leads the case as grand jurors may indict Page and Hickox while questioning Madison, Monroe, and Central hotel proprietors about large bills in safekeeping.
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Jefferson City
G. A. Smith
Bonne Terre
J. L. Page
Cole County
Grand Jury
Page
Crow
Cole Hickox
California
Big Bill
Hickox
Messrs
Ben Vieth
W. W. Wagner
Joseph Huegel
Madison House
Monroe House
Central Hotel
Mr. Hickox
Governor Lee Defends Vote Against Alum Baking Powders
Lieutenant Governor Lee accuses political enemies of misrepresenting his stance on the alum baking powder repeal in the Senate. He published hundreds of physicians letters in St Louis papers supporting his health concerns about alum. He asserts pride in voting against repeal and likens alum to poisons labeled skull and crossbones. A Sedalia letter dated January 27 1903 states alum is a medicine with no place in healthy people.
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Lee
Senate
St. Louis
Gov. Lee
Sedalia
Death of Lillie May Payne in Arlington Heights
Lillie May Payne aged 18 died at her Arlington Heights home at 6 o clock last of tuberculosis. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock with Rev. F L Cook pastor of the East Broadway Christian church conducting.
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Lillie May Payne
Arlington Heights
F. L. Cook
East Broadway Christian Church
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