Roosevelts New Roles and Global Affairs Highlight Week
News of the week covers President Roosevelt accepting a post with the International Congress on Tiberculosix to be held in Washington, a $50,000 memorial for George Washington's mother, and the death of Rear Admiral Charles Whiteside Ray. It notes budget movements for adjournment by May 26, bills on Oregon Trail route planning, and the amalgamation of veteran groups. It also lists multiple international deaths, mergers, and local incidents across the United States and Canada.
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Washington
Roovevell
George Washington
Charles Whiteside Ray
Inghteer
Navy
Bureau of Steam
Navy Department
House Committee On Library
Monumeit
Vickers
Verequan Army of the Philippines
Ionatina
Horstman
Cleveland
George P. McLennan
Winnipeg
Andrew Carnece
Carnegie Brary
C. A. Whittier
New York
Europe
Ludovic Halevy
Paris
M. Halevy
French Academy
Jerome Flannery
United States
Brooklys
Pablo Macedo
National Railway of Mexico
Rollin
Woodruff
Connecticut
Founders and Patriots of America
George Dewey
Pelham Williams
D. D
Colorado
Greenbush
Scituate
Mass
Arthur L. Kilbourne
Rochester
Minn
Medico-paychological Assation
Cincinnati
Charles ‘W. Pilgrim
Allen Gard
Lanao
Philippine Islands
John H. Conklin
Orange County
Conklin
Rae Conklin
Multiple sensational accidents and world news brief
A string of incidents reports foreigners killed at a Canadian Pacific crossing in Winnising while a streetcar attempt failed. Henry Holdemann injured in Iowa plowing accident. William Fleck Inger falls overboard after brake car momentum. A rock injures three aboard a Baltimore and Ohio express near Hammond West Virginia. Peace terms between Sonora and Yaqui Indians noted along with a Lima reappearance of a Pecovian official. Prime news covers typhoid epidemic in Kiev prison and Anna Gould’s Monte Carlo wedding plans. A US cavalry private reportedly went on a killing spree, wounding three others before being stopped.
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Gal Netans
Canadian Pacific Railroaderpayine
Losin Avenue
Winnising
Henry Holdemann
Deir Bolee
Lowa
Mangalong Park
St Lous
William Fleck Inger
Chicago and
New York Express
Baltimore & Olio
Hammond
W. Va
Deaths and crimes in scattered reports across towns
A 26 year old Pullman storekeeper George P Case killed himself in Kansas City by drinking corrosive sublimate. Cedar Falls farmer Louis Brown arrested after shooting three horses belonging to John Adams and Joe George. Burglars looted John Tingwald's Hoone main street store and feasted on sardines. Jan Apple and son in law Bert Crowder killed at Apple Island Watertown N C. Royal Dancing arrested. Mrs Weston shot dead at Musselshell. two men held. Lexington Ky officer reports two negro night riders killed and four whites wounded in Madison county. investigation ongoing. DUL suppressed to aid efforts to capture gang members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Case
Pullman Company
Kansas City
Louis Brown
Cedar Falls
Iowa
John Adams
Joe George
John Tingwald
Hoone
Jan Apple
Lexington
Madison County
Local and national briefs old clerical notes and tragic deaths
A Newburg Iowa operator Bessie Beatty died of heart disease after falling from a chair. In Calumet Michigan Victor Vachan killed himself. A New York pastor warned pulpit outsidern times and ministry commercialism. Arkansas Acting Governor Pindall urged an extra session opposed by Pindall and Donaghey. Gilman Iowa schools reopen after meningitis. no new cases in ten days, several children still critical. Welch West Virginia report on a fatal shooting after an attempted assault on a Negro child. mother beaten severely with a blackjack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
Iowa
Nneteen
Bessie Beatty
Victor Vachan
Calumet
Mich
Charles F. Aker
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church of
New York
Allen H. Hamiter
Arkansas
Washington
Pindall
Donaghey
Gilman
Nono
Conference of Governors Endorses Resource Unity at White House
Washington May 16 The conference of governors ended with a call for united action to conserve natural resources. Presidents Roosevelt and representatives from forty six states urged permanent organization among the states and Congress to safeguard minerals soil and forests. Bryan and Hill spoke on the need for practical measures and coordinated effort to prevent waste and ensure future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rlverson
White House
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Anovevall
Inlind Waren
William J. Bryan
Andrew Carnegie
J. J. Hill
Gustav Schwab
Gov. Johnson
Noel
Mississippi
Johnson
Minnesota
Carnegie
Lake Superior
Centleman
Hill
John Mitchell
C. R. Watt Hise
John Hayes Hammond
Root
John JA. Johnson
Deneen
Lnot
James J. Hill
Mr. Hill
Wilson
Wisconsin
Guv. Davidson
Wildlineton
States of
Rowe Hyelt
Corey Erjee
Wieh
Eviry Aveta
farrlMe
Mening
Eiaiew
Bryan
Ife
Congress
Son Rescues Parents in Fire Near Belle Plaine
In Belle Plaine Minnesota on May 17 a house burned separating Jacob Afvoiter and his wife. Their son, returning from town, rescued them from the upper story as flames started. The property valued at about 3500 dollars with about 600 dollars in insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Minn
Jacob Afvoiter
Here
Mia. Atholter
Youth 18 Beaten. Bartender Claims Self Defense
Preston Minn May 17 William Pooter 24 was beaten nearly to death yesterday by John Dreler a bartender who had ejected him from the saloon earlier in the day Dreier says Pooter attacked him with human pliers and he acted in self defense Pooter's recovery doubtful as his head was severely beaten with the pliers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Minn
William Pooter
John Dreler
Drefer
Pooter
Dreler
Hueman
College Students Guard Omaha Slum Stricken Areas
Patrols guard Bellevue and Fort Crook after a Sunday slum fire destroying homes. College students have been deployed on eight hour shifts to assist policing efforts as authorities report projected monetary losses exceeding 600000 dollars across five stricken towns.
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Mount Guard
Bellevue
Fort Crook
Omaha
Ark
10000 Visit Murder Farm At Laporte Draws Crowds
Ten thousand visitors crowded the Gunness farm at Laporte Indiana to view the site of the killings. Onlookers toured the grounds saw the seven unidentified skeletons and bought souvenirs from lemonade and ice cream stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murder Farm
Gunness Farm
Unidentified Bodies Buried After Moe’s Watch Case
Immense discovery ends with the burial of seven unidentified corpses found near Moe’s burial ground. A watch linked to Ray Lamphore’s brother from Minnesota confirms a homicide tied to Mrs Guinness. Autopsies identify one victim as Heinle Thy Nie and reveal remains of Jennie Olsen and Ole Radsberg.
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Laporie
Ind
Moe
Gunpess
Heinle
Inberese
Jmhi
Kul Greening
Omahomaier
Okla
Mya
Glomesh
Greening
Devi
Guiness
Jennie Alos
Mint
Jenne Olsen
Ole Radsberg
Cola, Wik
H Tale
Jennie Olsen
Andaberg
Dudsberg
Ray Lamyphere
J. G. Ramden
Manti
Walt
John Moe
Elpow Lake
Minn
Lamphora
Guinness
Bank Loot Ties City Funds as Pittsburg Bank Closes
Allegheny National bank was closed by the currency bureau causing Carothars Co to fail later. City funds tied up in the bank reach into the millions while officials estimate the loss could exceed embegglement figures. State deposits are safe, with officials stating no danger to state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Allegheny National Bank
Carothars & Co
Hilsburg
Sia
Chareel
Montgomery
J. F. Steel Jastel
William L. Folis
Sten
John O. Sheatz
Jesse E. B. Cunningham
Fall Fatal to Woman at Hotel Window
A Boston woman Miss Emum N. Crests was found dead on the pavement four stories below the Don Square hotel open window five stories above. It is unclear if she jumped or fell accidentally from the hotel room she occupied, with a registered visitor from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anareaway
Don Square
Tia
Ie Joon Bie
Emum N. Crests
Boston
Migg Cragby
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South Dakota
Nome
Chicago Great Western Railway
Desa
Pasaungera
Cares H. Ho
Moringside College
Siour City
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Midvale
Roy Malle
Waterloo
Viothery Frawley
Chicago
John Hefell
Steve Korsore
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Wake
Ati
Totleington
Rae
Lary Poukeleuie
Ted Wbeks
Sera
Sonora
Mex
Jhermetel Yaqui
Kiev
Russia
Anna Gould
Halle de Sqgan
Monte
Carlo
Mme
Gould
Whas
Mania
Mike Reachmann
States Cavalry
Ran Amud
Beachmann
Welch
John Gibsa
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Zenegry
Conference OF Governors
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Bella Gunness
Louie Schull
Guanesk House
Sheri Switzer
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Sheriff
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Sestewlay
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Andrew K. Helgelein
Mansfield
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Mack
Stillwater
Gunnees
Smutzer
Moe’s
Ray Lamphere
Elbow Lake
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