King Charles Faces Decline as Health Fades in Romania
Bucharest April 20 News from Europe reports King Charles of Nomenia nearing his seventieth year and declining health after forty-two years as ruler. The Roumanians fear a succession crisis as Prince Ferdinand proves reluctant and Princess Maria’s English ties provoke opposition, with a queen regent possible if Charles dies.
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Bucharest
Charles
Nomenia
Europe
Hohenzellerin-Slemsringen
Rouwmanfane
Ferdinand
Uaral
Maria
Roumania
Lucharest
New York Governors May Oppose Each Other for Vice President
Albany dispatch notes a peculiar political scenario as New York Governor Hughes and Lieutenant Governor Chanter may oppose each other for the vice presidency. With Taft favored by many, New York’s bloc could influence the ticket, possibly forcing Hughes to accept second place if he cannot win nomination.
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Albany
N. Y
Naver
United States
Covennor Hughs
Chanter
New York State
Hame
New ‘York
Hughes
Commonwealth
New England
Massachusetts
Taft
Fairbanks
Middle West
New York
Tammany
Willian Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Johanson
Minnesota
Bryan
Far East
Ao Man
Chazier
Fleet visits attract thousands as Evans ships anchor along California coast
Thousands of sightseers from across the region view Admiral Evans fleet at San Pedro Long Beach Santa Monica and Redondo shores. Shore leave attracts 3000 to 2500 bluejackets visiting Los Angeles. Officers banquet planned at the Alexandria Hotel as the fleet remains off the coast before departure to Santa Barbara next Saturday.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Admiral Evans
San Petro
Long Beach
Santa Monies
Redondo
Alexandria
Votlight
Santa Barbara
San Pedro
Evans! Rags
Connecticut
Vermont
Louisiana
Kansaa
Emery
Magship
Georgia
Rhode Island
Virainia
New Jersey
Santa Monica Bay
Vision
Flagship Minnesota and crew by Redonda fleet
Thomas lists Rear Admiral Sherry’s flag ship Alabama along with Kentucky Kearsarge and Illinois in the Fourth division at Redonda. The passage names Minnesota Missouri Ohio and Maine as Thomas’ flagships across the command.
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Thomas
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio
Maine
Redonda
Sherry
Alabama
Kentucky
Kearsarge J
Tlliois
Lift Whitebeck murder grand jury session in West Union
West Union Iowa April 20 the Fayette county grand jury convened to hear the murder case of Arlo Whitbeck an aged farmer beaten to death in his yard March 18. Walter Whitbeck son of the slain man stands charged with first degree murder while the widow is a key witness. The accused was brought from Duluth and locals say he was seen near his home the night of the crime.
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West Union
Fayette County
Arlo Whitbeck
Walter Whitback
Young Whitbeck
Duluth
Ciy
Taal Young Son
St. Paul
Patriots Day Observed and Manitoba Teachers Meet Open
Boston observes Patriots Day marking Paul Revere’s warn of British forces in 1775 with holiday closures and exercises by patriotic societies across Massachusetts. In Winnipeg, Manitoba the annual Manitoba Educational association meeting opens with remarks by G E Coldwell and J A McKerchar, with sessions through Thursday.
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Boston
Mass
Paul Revere
Concord
Massachusetts
Heston
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba Eauen- Honal Association
G. E. Coldwell
J. A. McKerchar
Winnines
Beard
Death of George Gage Shocks New Hampton Community
George Gage died suddenly at his New Hampton home on April 19 1908 at 10 00 AM after long illness He was born in Franklin County Missouri in 184? and moved to Grundy County later He leaves a wife a daughter Thella Baer and Brandson and son Rercoe Gage Funeral planned at his home 11 00 AM Tuesday conducted by Rev Moore at the Baptist church Also notes Montana stockmen meet in Mules City discussing contagious livestock diseases wool markets dry farming and railroads impacts.
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New Hampton
George Gage
Mr. Gage
Franklin County
M.yiin
Towa
Grundy County
Thella Baer
Brandson
Rercoe Gage
Moore
Baptist Church
Montana Stockmen
Mules City
Mont
Stockgrowers’ Association
Eastern Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Cody's Daughter to Wed in North Platte Dispatch
North Platte reports the upcoming marriage of Irma Cody Stett, daughter of Cal William Cody and Mrs Garlow, a South Omaha stockman. Her first husband, Lieut Stem, died last year after serving in the Ula Indiao campaign.
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Cody
Omaha
Neb
North Platte
Mra
Irma
Cody Stett
Cal
William Cody
Bill
FL HS Garlow
South Omaha
Marte
Cony
Wye
Twelfth
Ula Indiao
Waterloo Triumphs Over Dubuque In Twin Shutouts
Waterloo took both ends of a two game series, shutting out Dubuque 2 0 on Saturday and winning 6 3 on Sunday. Local hitters produced seven hits in the first game while Dubuque managed little offense. In the second game Waterloo’s Batters struck more for three runs in the fifth and two in the sixth, while Dubuque again failed to mount a serious rally.
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Tamarac
Dupuque
Waterloo
Gasthe Hurling Heath
Hich
Hases
Bagnell
Krueger
Gasper
Lewis
Foster
Magee
Aliller
Swalm
Curtis
Pennington
Biola
Searles
Bagwell
Dod Magee
Stevens
Miller
Carr
D. Miller
van Dine
Derringer
Companion
G. Mueller
O'Brien
Swatts
Miler
Swan
Baymnell
Gasber
Dubuque
Swaim
Patterson
Parrell
Grant Schoop
Ine Wilkes
Atlanta
Iowa
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's results list Western League results with Lincoln Des Moines Omaha Sioux City Pueblo Denver. American League Chicago St Louis. National League Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh. American Association Columbus Minneapolis Toledo St Paul Milwaukee Indianapolis Louisville Kansas City.
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Lincoln
Des Maines
Omaha
Sioux City
Pueblo
Denver
St Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Waterloo Defeats Dubuque In Wide Open Exhibition
Waterloo pounds Dubuque 9 with strong hitting and steady pitching led by Swalm and Gasper. Van Dine shines in center while Krueger, Pennington, and Foster contribute in field and on base paths. Manager Boyle plans park improvements and press gallery, signaling a firm push to elevate functions and attendance.
WEST HIGH TRIMS LAPORTE
Waterloo Way Wins is confirmed by local teams after a Saturday win over Laporte. Waterloo defeated Laporte 7 to 0 as star players Herr Spear and Saltness feature in a shift from Dubuque. Saltness, once with Waterloo, seeks Winnipeg move after his independent-circle try.
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West High
Laporte
Waterloo Way
Dubuque
Waterloo
Herr
Spear
Gailey
Unger
Veteran Baseball Leader Thomas J Loftus A Three I League President
Thomas J Loftus, veteran baseball executive, began as a professional player with the St. Louis Reds in 1876 and has since been a player, manager, or owner with clubs in Memphis Springfield Peoria Dubuque St Louis Washington and other cities. As president of the Three I League he ended factional strife and now leads with business acumen and broad experience in all facets of the game.
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Noble
Romans Rathe
Thomas J. Loftus
St. Louis Reds
Ife
Abs Payer
Memphis
Tenn
Springfield
Peoria
Dubuque
St. Louis
Ivanhee
Columbus Grand Rapids
Chicago
Washington
Charlie Conmiskey
Ted Sullivan
Teague
Sinow
Washington Club
American League
Loftus
Nia Husiness
Dubnane
Elu
Brogs
Garrous
Calendar of sports events and racing meets listed
A calendar of sports for the week includes a Boston Athletic Association wrestling match in London, a Dominion championship chess tournament opening in Toronto, horse shows in New York, Pimlico and Lexington racing meets, various league opens, a Harvard Naval Academy race in Annapolis, spring golf in Lakewood and Fort Worth, stock car racing in Westchester, fencing championships in New York and Philadelphia, a Penn relay carnival, and probate matters for Harriet L. Corning with will probating on April 22.
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Boston Athletic Association
Hackenschmidt
Zbyseo
London
Abe Attell Yaadie Kel‘ty
Seattle
Toronto
New York
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Kentucky Racing ‘Association
Lexington
Tri-State League
Harvard-Naval Acada
Annapolia
Central League
Lakewood
N. J
Ohio State League
Fort Worth
Westchester County
New York A
Avon
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Im Cano
Marie
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Leopold of
Hollenzolern-Sig- Taaringes
Leopold
Prince Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Edward
Meles
Charles E. Hughes
Lewis Stuyvesant Ghanler
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York AT
Lift Whitebeck
Waterloo Champs
Guinea
Cedar Rapids
OTES
Konia Plate
Shalm
Garr
Rowland
Phe Gcora
Gurity
Lowie
Kovaduo Foster
Gu Lizotte
Liodos Bagnell
Tommy Searles
Lizette
Dubuque Giant
Bossad
Boyle
Thorning
Henry
Meri
Birmingham
Meekhag
Central Association
Keokuk
Copple
Wilson
Albert Schavh J
R. Cradley
Burlington
Eugene Cosgrove
Jacksonville
Roy Cannon
Harry Berte
Walter Mattick
Oskaloosa
Azer Patterson
Pat
Iownrea
Soe
Freeport
W. H. Giffen
Central
Waterloo J
Fréeport
Tapa
Frank Schaub
Town Teague
Madison
Fon du Lac
Jerry Harms
Lincolnn
Oskalonsa
Simé Harms
Roseos “Miller
Sioux Citys
National
Atlantic Association
Portland
Lew Iston
Ave
Pawtucket
Peterson
Dubuquery
Pete
Central ‘Association
Harmon
Saturdey
Hewavar
Wag
Jasued
Mi ‘Bhae
Pennisgton
Dubuquers
Bagel
Saltness
Cirele
Harriet L. Corning
Cedar Falla
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