President Roosevelt Hunter Bear and Bobcat in Rockies
Glenwood Springs Colorado April 19 President Roosevelt killed a bear and a bobcat during his Rocky Mountain hunt. Courier Elmer Chapman reports the president sought no press access but allowed Loeb to share details later. The bear was large and walked rather than treeing, and a bobcat was also shot. Weather was mostly fine with a snow squall Sunday. Secretary Loeb plans to return to camp with Chapman tomorrow morning.
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Chapman
Newcastle
Washington
Loeb
Fellows
Elmer Chapman
Hotel Colorado
Glenwood Springs
Lambert
They Got Queer Antics Command
A readable fragment notes quirky actions tied to a group or unit. The item references officials or organizers and hints at unusual behavior within a local or regional context. No clear names, dates, or places are readable in the text.
Ex-Congressman Ex-Secretary Of State Faces Fraud Order
William D. Owen of Logansport Indiana, a former Campbellite preacher and longtime public official, including service in the Forty-ninth through Fifty-first congresses and Indiana secretary of state from 1894 to 1898, has a fraud order issued against him by the post office department. The notice outlines a serious predicament connected to a project he promoted.
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William D. Owen
Logansport
Ind
Naked cultists shock city as self proclaimed god predicts resurrection
An unknown Scotchman and James Sharp with his wife and 14-year-old son ran naked through downtown Oklahoma City shouting Hallelujah. The group claimed the man was God and foretold a three day death and rise. They were jailed to appear before an insane board.
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Sharp
Woodward County
Okla
Fourteenth Annual West Tennessee Baptist Sunday School Meet Opens
In Lexington Kentucky on April 19 the West Tennessee Baptist Sunday School association opened its fourteenth annual meeting with T E Glass of Brownsville presiding. Delegates were received and committees organized as the day’s work dominated by formalities with real business set for tomorrow and a positive outlook for a successful gathering.
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Lexington
West Tennessee Baptist Sunday School Association
T. E. Glass
Brownsville
Lemmel and Donovan Set for Rematch Tonight in Evansville
Evansville Indiana April 19 Kid Lemmel middleweight of the city and Mike Donovan of New York are slated for a fifteen round fight tonight under a local club. It will be their second meeting within a month following Lemmel’s first round decision in the prior encounter.
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Evansville
Ind
Kid” Lemmel
Mike Donovan
New York
Lemmel
Department finds Owen's ventures conceived iniquity
The department faults Owen's plans to grow or market fruits at Ube ro due to shipping limitations and questions the legitimacy of both ventures. The notes describe the proposals as conceived iniquity and raise concerns about feasibility and intent.
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Ubero
Owen
Lost His Temper Disturbance Arrest At Missouri Pacific Shops
John Coyne a crusher laborer employed at Sweeney was taken into custody by Deputy Constable Joe Card on a charge of disturbing the peace. Coyne allegedly visited the Missouri Pacific shops, applied for work, failed to get it, and began throwing rocks at the buildings. His case was set for a hearing before Justice D Kinsey at 9 oclock Thursday morning.
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Card
Coyne
Missouri Pacific
D. Kinsey
Nanny Carnegie Quietly Marries Coachman from Carnegie Household
Nanny Carnegie daughter of Thomas and niece of Andrew Carnegie married James Hever the family coachman a year ago. The couple returned from Europe with a baby and were warmly received by Mr Carnegie who reportedly approved the match stating Hever is industrious and well behaved.
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Carnegie
New York
Hever
District stewards meet at First M E Church Sedalia
The district stewards of the Methodist church held a meeting at the First M E church in Sedalia Tuesday and transacted routine business. In attendance were Jacob Brandt Sedalia Otis W Smith Sedalia E N Norton Smithton C Cheatham Clinton Nelson Painter Dresden and Isaac Kaufman Warrensburg.
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Methodist Church
M. E
Jacob Brandt
Sedalia
Otis W. Smith
Epworth M. E
E. N. Norton
Smithton
C. Cheatham
Clinton
Nelson Painter
Dresden
Isaac Kaufman
Warrensburg
Little Lackey Girl Dead at Clifton City
Myrtle Stonia Lackey aged 10 died at 3 p.m. Tuesday at her parents home in Clifton City from pneumonia. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs J S Lackey, former city residents.
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Myrtle Stonia Lackey
Many Nice Presents for Newlyweds Dr Kelly Bride
Dr S G Kelly and his bride departed for Texas on the Missouri Pacific for their honeymoon after a wedding attended by society folk. A wedding dinner followed. They received many presents including cash gifts from relatives and a variety of silver, glassware, linens, and bric a brac from family and friends.
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S. G. Kelly
Hride
Texas
Dr. Kelly
J. N. Robertson
Peru
Ind
C. C. Kelly
Misses Jessie
Ada Marie Kelly
George Kelly
Kansas City
State fair board to award building contracts
The State fair board meets in the Royal Tribe of Joseph building with all members present except Mr. Potts of Mexico Missouri. No business yet. five bids for erection of new fairgrounds buildings to be opened at 4 o clock before adjournment.
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State Fair Board
Royal Tribe of Joseph
Potts
Mexico
Fair Grounds
Oriental Congress Opens in Algiers With American Representation
In Algiers on April 19 Prof. Paul Haupt of Johns Hopkins University opened the International Oriental Congress. The weeklong sessions will feature two excursions for delegates to Western Kabylia and to Shiffa Shershal and Tipaza after the meetings.
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Algiers
America
International Oriental Congress
Paul Haupt
Johns Hopkins University
Kabylia
Shiffa
Shershal
Tipaza
Weather Outlook Shows Cloudy Skies and Showers
The forecast indicates increasing cloudiness with showers Thursday in the west portion and tonight, then east portion Thursday. A cool, unsettled day ahead across the region with scattered rain chances.
Hoch's Trial Begins in Chicago Court
Johann Hoch, the confessed bigamist, goes on trial for the murder of Marie Walker Hoch as six women who claim him as their husband testify. jury selection begins in Chicago with evidence expected this week.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Johann Hoc
Bigamist
Marie Walker-Hoch
Selec
Tion
Hoch
Nan Patterson Jury to Be Completed Soon
Jurors are being assembled in New York to try Nan Patterson. Court officials expect the jury box to be filled by tomorrow after resumed selection.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Nan Patterson
Navy moves to enforce neutrality laws in Philippines
Admiral Train reports from Manila that he has stationed ships at key points to secure compliance with neutrality laws from both Russia and Japan, as U S authorities seek to protect neutrality.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Train
Manila
Philippines
Indictments Vow Ready In Federal Action In Chicago
Twenty indictments drawn and awaiting signatures were turned over to District Attorney Morrison and Assistant Attorney General Oliver E. Pagin after a week of secret work. Indictments target major packing magnates while no Sherman antitrust charges are expected for two weeks. Secrecy and rapid filing aim to allow swift arrests once signed.
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Ney
Oliver E. Pagin
Locke
Federal Grand Jury
Federal
District Attorney's Office
Schwarzschild & Sulsverger Company
Joseph Weissenbach
Canada
Ladies' Musical Club declines Moberly Saengerfest invite
The Ladies' Musical club met at the court house rest rooms to rehearse chorus. They decided not to accept the invitation to sing at the Moberly Saengerfest and have yet to set a date for their upcoming Colonial Troubadours performance.
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Ladies’ Musical Club
Court House
Letter Carriers Meet in Cleveland Over Kelier Dismissal
National Association of Letter Carriers officers convene in Cleveland. They discuss the case of national president J C Kelier from this city who was dismissed by the post office department amid a dispute.
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Cleveland
Ohio
National Association of Letter Carriers
J. C. Kelier
Post Office Department
Knights and Ladies of Security to host May social
Progressive council No. 1164 held its weekly meeting at Hoffman hall East Sedalia and decided to give a social on May 2.
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Progressive Council
Knights and Ladies of Security
Hoffman Hall
East Sedalia
Immigrants Die From Gas in Chicago Home
Two German girls who arrived yesterday were found dead today at the home of their employer Herman Pagel. They had been asphyxiated by illuminating gas. Pagel and his wife are in serious condition.
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Sedalia
Kaiser Hotel
East Second Street
J. W. Hailey
Proctor
G. E. Vogel
Climax Springs
Ohio Street
Scripps-MacRae Press Assn
Chicago
Germany
Herman Pagel
Pagel
Georgia Medics Open Fifty Sixth Convention in Atlanta
The Medical Association of Georgia initiates its fifty sixth annual convention in Atlanta with headquarters at the Kimball House. The three day program features papers by leading physicians and surgeons and discussions on diverse medical topics.
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Atlanta
Medical Association of Georgia
Kimball House
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