San Francisco Relief Powers Put Under Red Cross Control
San Francisco hardships ease as relief measures centralize with the Red Cross. Fires abate, commerce returns gradually, and water systems restore capacity to 12 million gallons daily. President Roosevelt’s transfer of relief management to Dr Edward Devine faced early questions but was rejected as misinformation after a Mason conference with Gen Greely and Gov Pardee.
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San Fraun
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Edward Vevine
National Red Cross
Temple of the
United States
Moxey
Fork Mason
Greely
Munston
Rehmnitz
Pardee
Dir
Devine
San Francisco responds to Chinese relief amid wartime tensions
Reported tensions over Chinese relief in San Francisco prompt a presidential message denying discrimination. Officials state relief efforts are equal for Chinese and other residents with no bias. The narrative references charity, humanity, and American brotherhood in aiding the destitute.
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Stensevelt
Roosevelt
San Francisc
Cha
Renchy
Lim
San Pronvisco
Sie Francisco
AFL Leader Calls Aid Drive for San Francisco Sufferers
The president of the American Federation of Labor will urge members under Just 200,000 to donate one day’s wares for relief in San Francisco. Officials estimate total contributions may range from 100000 to 4000000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Who Pays For This Grub? Duty Row Over Meals
April 24 Battle Creek Michigan reports a civil suit over an $18 bill for meals during a factory watch. Under-Sheriff Furner, Constable Honey Lions, and Constable George Baker dispute who owes the charges after Furner hired a custodian to watch the Orange Mert Company factory. Baker asked for meals through Luens, who handled ordering and faced the bill. All three officers refuse to pay. lawyers say none can be made to-foot the cost, Luens already exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
Frant Tyner
Honey Lions
George Baker
Furner
Baker
Orange Mert Company
Very Curious Coincidence in Mrs Davis’s Trunk
A Columbus Indiana tale links a stopped watch to the time of Mrs Anna Davis’s death after her husband Jesse Davis shot her and killed himself. Relatives inherit life insurance premiums, while Mussel digging offers profits in Vincennes as mussel shells fetch cash and workers switch trades.
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Columbus
Ind
Anna Davis
Jesse Davis
Vincennes
Jack Smith
Wabash River
Record of Adelaide Moon Marks Long Muskegon Teaching Career
Adelaide Moon, long-serving Muskegon teacher and former Hackley School principal, died last week. She missed only one day of school work in thirty-four years, a standout record among Muskegon public school staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon, Mich
Enabe
Adelaide Moon
Seventy Five Horses Cremated at Taio Stock Yards Barn Fire
Tudinnapolis reports a blaze at the Wack-Charberlaby company barn in the Taio Stock yards killed seventy five horses by cremation. Other horses were killed in a stampede, bringing total losses to less than ten head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudinnapolis
Ila Atian- Wack-Charberlaby Company
Taio
Tragedy at Libertyville mine cave-in claims worker
Libertyville April 25 a cave-in at a mine trapped and killed MP Trealy of Chicaga. One miner was injured when the shaft collapsed while they were working. Authorities report the incident and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Libertyville
Rank Tings
Baseball scores from Chicago to St Louis and more
A partial scores roundup from Chicago and other cities lists results: Cincinnati 32, Boston 9. Tucson 4 at New York Brooklyn 7. Chicago 2 at Philadelphia 4. New York 4 at Philadelphia 3. Washington 0 at Detroit 0. St Louis 2. Toledo 4 at Kansas City 6. Columbus 4. Indianapolis 0 Minneapolis 0.
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Chicago
Aretio
Searor Henge
Cincinnati
Tonia
Boston
Ehity Nhia
Tuscon
New York
Wrooklyn
Cleagoo
piLtshnines
Chicaga
Maerlenn
Philadelphia
lou—Kogtan
Washingtonis
Detroit
St Louis
Association
Toledo
Kansas City
Commis
Columbus
Lovisyit
St. Paul
Lonixville
Zere
Indianapolis
Minneapolis U
Lastitmapolis
Roosevelt Attends John Paul Jones Memorial at Annapolis
President Roosevelt visits Annapolis for the John Paul Jones funeral rites. Admirals Sands and Jusserand attend with the naval academy, a 21 gun salute from Farragut's Hartford, and a state luncheon for about 160 guests before ceremonies in the academy hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Wieland
Krun¢ve
John Paul Jones
Tranevort Hall
Admiral Sands
Naval Aead Stuy
Charles 4. P. Hatfield
Thirteenth Cavalry
Roosevelt
Naval Academy
Farragut
U. S
Hartford
Bridge Trust Indicted in Alleged Collusion Case
Norwalk April 85 a grand jury investigating an alleged bridge trust returned indictments naming prominent bridge executives from Canton Massilon Bellefontaine Mount Vernon Bracket Variety Ironworks and others. The charges allege meetings on April 25 to raise bridge contracts and inflate prices to curb competition.
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Obiv Grank
Norwalk
Bridge Trust
Onlo
Hose de Divine
Hugh Thimmond
Henry Thughes
W. Tf
Lyons
AL Cy Low
Solons to Flay Ball for San Francisco Benefit
Illinois senators and representatives plan a charity baseball game this week in Springfield to aid San Francisco. The lineup features Tish, Putoom, Curtis, Dixon, Clark, Muller, Haal, Alderson, and others from Cook and surrounding counties with Barr as official scorer.
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Senate
House
San Francisco
Springfield
Mminois
Temislature
San Francises
Kenite
T. B. Leeuten
Hivanss
Tish
Livingston
Putoom
Deurta
Curtis
Bankakee
Dixon
Cook
Clark
Mueller
Brown
Haal
Alderson
Winnebago
Dunberg
Farnum
Galpin
Hall
Hamilton
St Clair
Cunningham
Lageswell
McKenzie
Jo Daviess
Barr
Will
Howse
McNichols
Kleeman
Brady
Grain
Troyer
Burke
Glade
Pred Erickson
Kowalski
Cool
Ceremonies at the Stand Honor John Paul Jones Remains
Naval ceremony honors the remains of John Paul Jones with a French and American salute. President Roosevelt attends as ships from France and the United States anchor offshore. The Oratorio Society of Ballimore performs The Star Spangled Banner before tributes by Bonaparte Porter Warfield and others.
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King of France
Horace Vorler
United States
Oratorio Society of
Ballinore
Armory
Charles Z. Bonaparte
Roosevelt
John Paul Danes
United States Navy
Oratorio Society
Secretary of the Navy
Vevenvely
Ambalanday
Porter
John Paul Jones
Thorace Porter
Warfield
Maryland
Washington
Roosevelt Signs $1.5 Million For San Francisco Ferry Work
President Roosevelt signed a joint congressional resolution authorizing 1.5 million dollars for water front improvements in the San Francisco area. The action follows rapid growth and aims to accelerate transportation projects in the west coast port city.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Francisco Ensterars
Towa Physicians to Protest in Town Falls Indiana
Doctors across the state oppose abolishing birth and death registrars and burial permits after death calling it a blow to vital statistics in Iowa. Senate debate focuses on Indian Appropriation bill and coastwise laws in 1909 with executive session held. Japanese ambassador Suizo Aoki arrives in Washington with entourage. Walter Wellman sails for Europe. Hobson leads in unofficial Alabama congressional results.
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Towa
Town Falls
Iowa
Senate
Philippines
House
French Labor Crisis Looms With May Day Strike
Paris faces a rising labor crisis as eight hour protests threaten May 1 action. Troops concentrate, police gird for unrest, while miners, glass workers, postmen, printers and other trades weigh strikes. Government, led by Clemenceau, braces for potential disorder and broader national labor movement. Wisconsin man Timme confirmed as post office auditor.
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Paris
Jg Ne
Iron and Glisa
Denain
Brest
Lorient
National Labor Movement
Tyle
Masons
Pas-de-Calais
M. Clemenceau
Aidenfe Cress Tlon
M. Clomanvesa
Olympic Games Begin With A Fast Rowing Start
Athletes from Staliyns Wrench and fireske win rowing prizes on the opening day. Italians take four oared gigs and six oared navy events, Greeks strong in sixteen oared brace. Daniels wins first 100 metres heat in swimming. Waylor edges English in mile. Briton defeats German in a sword match 9 to 2.
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Athens
Staliyns
Wrench
Fireske
Ltalians
Navy
Daniels
United States
Healy
Derbyshire
Radimilovic
Halmay
Marquand and Schwartz
Tha Mile kWh Wis
Waylor
Gerhian
Harriman Tries Rest Cure Bath Scene at Lakewood
Railroad magnate E H Harriman travels to Lakewood North Carolina for a rest cure with baths. The World reports he endures hydrotherapy steam and ice water treatments then runs laps, resists quitting cigars, and leaves still seeking nervous relief. Fire destroys a Rhinelander lumber mill yard with heavy losses. Immigrant relocation orders discourage travel to San Francisco.
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E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
Lakewood
N. C
New York World
Jersey Pine
BR. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Hardmain
Mr. Garriman
Bret
Mr. Harriman
Illinois Central Train Schedule Summary for Midwest Route
North and south bound passenger and freight trains listed with numbers. includes Chicago, Waterloo, Dubuque, Fort Dodge, Sioux City, Albert Lea, and St. Paul connections. specifies limiteds, expresses, way freights, manifests and sleepers with times and daily operation notes. All trains run daily except those explicitly annulled on Sundays.
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Chicago Limited
Chicago Express
St. Paul and
Chi
Omsha
Sioux City Limited
Dodge
Sioux City
Omaha
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Ceey
Waterloo
St. Paul Limi
Albert Lea Pays
Albert Lea
Sir Paul Express
St, Paul Manifest
St. Paul
Chicago
Leavas
Right Road to the East by Cedar Rapids Railway Schedule
A readable freight and passenger timetable for the Cedar Rapids Division lists No 20 Chicago and St Louis Limited with daily stops at key points, No 46 Chicago and Burlington passenger, No 8 St Louis Mail and Express, No 12 Way Freight, No 13 Twin City Limited, No 47 Rockford Passenger, No 89 Fast Freight, and No 71 Way Freight with daily or Sunday-exceptions and specified arrival times.
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Chicago
Omaha
St. Louis
Denver
Memphis
Colorado Springs
Peoria
Fort Worth
St Josaph
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolia
Poluta
Sundag -Ree
Twin City Limited
GOAT
Ieees
Rockford
Cc. G. W. Railway
St Joe
West Side
K. G. Mail
East Side
Kansas East Side
City Express
Des Moines
Way East Side
Chi
St Paul
Rail connections detailed for westbound lines
Waterisa Cedar Falls and Northern No 51 connect at Denver Junction with C G W No 5 for all points west to Omaha No 55 connects at Waverly with G W No 9 for all points west to Ft Dodge No 62 connects at Waverly for points west on the C G W Ry No 64 connects at Denver Jet with C GW No 4 from all points west No 56 connects at Waverly for all points west on the C G W to Ford Dodges
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Denver Junction
Omaha
Waverly
G. W. No
Ft. Dodge
Wavgarly
Denver
C. GW
C.G. W
Ford Dodges
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Red Cross Society
Ah Sin
Anil
Anil Nz
Tucs- My
Monfay
Seay
Water Company
Mii
Vertland
Unions Bay
Chicgo
Herman ¢. Wagter
Osgoo Street
Womth
Herg
Ambasesdar Jusserand
Hhe
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Sciota County
James T. Mettride
Lavinia T. McBride
McBride
Ocean Grove
N. J
O. B. Gould
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Town City
Crusade Abbie &. Saum
Burnet
Menomonie
Wis
Pleces
Ara
Sipple'a
Metzer's
Joon
Palace Lakers
Hauchel
Repute
Sommerfield
Paul Sommerfield
Max Lachner
Mansfeld
von Hof
Artificia Jas
A. Ott
Suizo Aoki
Japan
Aaki
T. Mutaka
Walter Wellman
Tell Men
North Pole
Europe
Hobson
Birmingham
Ala
Repre- Suotsiye Bankhead
Porres
Wisconsin
Genite
E. G. Timme
Postoffce Department
Kenaghy
Charles W. Allen
Steel Trust
United States Steel Corporation
Harriman’s
Rhinolander
Pire
Robbing Lumber Company
J. H. Quant Lumber Company
Uckers
Melcalt
Department of Comducree and Labor
Ummas
Daily Reporter
Illinois Central
C.r.lgp
Railway
Cedar Rapids
Waterisa
Cedar Falls
Northern
Cedar Falle
Craigow Ae
Denver Jet
Waverlys
North
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