Duke de Chaulnes Dies Suddenly in Paris
New York telegrams report Duke de Chaulnes, newly married to Theodora Shonts, died suddenly in Paris. The Shonts family also received notices. He was found dead of heart dimens in bed beside his wife at the Langham hotel where they resided temporarily.
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New York
de Chaulnes
Theodore P. Shants
Wall Artest
Duke de Chantnes
Theodora Shonts
Theodore P. Shonts
Paris
Shonts
Doe de Chanines
Langham Hotel
Affairs in Manchuria tangled with fleet proposal
Feking April 24 American officials oppose a plan to send the fleet to Chinese ports as Manchuria unrest creates a dangerous international scene. World powers briefly align since the Russo Japanese war, with Britain silent and Russia awaiting decisions on governance of Russian and Japanese subjects in Manchuria amid tensions.
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China
Germany
France
Russia
Peking
Manchuria
Great Britain
Organized Charity Denounced by Archbishop Glennon
In Chicago on April 24 Archbishop John J. Glennon of St. Louis condemned organized charity as a bid for notoriety. Speaking before 2,600 at a House of the Good Shepherd lecture, he warned philanthropists and praised genuine social reform beyond mere lecturing and library gifts.
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Chicago
John J. Glennon
St. Louis
House of the Good Shepherd
Glennon
Philanthropia
Swept by Cyclone Strikes Bancroft and Counties
A cyclone swept through Bancroft Nebraska and neighboring counties at noon yesterday. Three people are known dead and a number injured as relief crews assess the damage across Camming and Thurston counties.
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Bancroft
Neb
Turbulent Nebraska Tornado Destroys Homes and Kills Two
A Nebraska tornado wrecked John Mangleson’s house near Pender, killing him and another resident. George Wanacker family suffered three serious injuries while a baby’s body found on a road ten miles from Bancroft. The storm damaged finny houses, downed telegraph and telephone lines, and tracked toward the Winnibago reservation, causing alarm near Pender and Lat town.
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John Mingleson
Pender
Neb
Mangleson Hoth
George Wanackerland
Bancroft
None
Hall
Winnibago Indian Reservation
Gould Arrives in Naples as Prince De Sagan Escorts Her
Mme Anna Gould reached Naples on the Friedrich Der Gironde with Prince Helle De Sagan awaiting on the dock. The prince hurried to greet her on deck, kissed her hand, and escorted her to a waiting automobile and hotel, where arrangements are made for an early wedding.
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Naples
Mme Anna Gould
Helle de Sagan
Friedrich der Girone
Mme. Gould
Committee to settle trouble in Lucas county
The Democratic state committee has been called to meet in Columbus on Saturday to settle the contest between rival committees in Lucas county. The meeting aims to resolve disputes stemming from the local party divisions and restore order ahead of upcoming county activities.
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Lucas
Columbus
Tate
Laces County
Robbers Raid Western Kentucky Telephone Exchange
Masked robbers raided Bandeun telephone exchange in western Kentucky and forced the cashier of the Mallard Panic to open the vault at the bank, taking $4,000 before escaping.
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Louisville
Bandeun
Kentucky
Wreck on Erie injures many as train derails at Conisteo
The Chicago Limited Express on the Erie Railroad was ditched at the station in Conisteo New York this morning while traveling about 60 miles per hour. The derailment left all cars except the rear Pullman off the track while coaches remained upright. Twenty passengers were jolted from berths with heavy bruises, engineer Vandermark stayed at his post and no fatalities reported.
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Conisteo
Chicago
Erie
Vandermark
Officers Named for Democratic State Convention
Columbus, Ohio April 24 Temporary officers for the Democratic state convention were announced Friday. Ex Mayor Ed Moore of Youngstown will be chairman, Senator B Gaulman of Frankin township secretary and W A Gold of Tundra was comunty P D Leneh of Butler county George S May of Henry county Robert i Gurr of Knox county and Jon Aconnor of Franklin county, an d mutant, Koeratartos, Mentiurlow of Hamilton will be sergeant at arms.
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Columbus
Ed. Moore
Youngstown
B. Gaulman
Pranklin
Brokers Suspend T A Mc Intyre and Company
New York on April 24 notice posted at the New York Produce Exchange reported the suspension of the firm T A Mc Intyre and Company. Arthur R Peck of Syracuse was named assignee. The firm was prominent in stock cotton grain markets with many exchange memberships and city branch offices. The failure is expected to affect markets broadly.
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New York
T. A. McIntyre and Company
New York Produce Exchange
Arthur R. Peck
Syracuse
Nok
Night riders destroy farms in Ripley county raid
In Ripley on April 4 thirty two masked night riders surrounded farmer Charles Seipelt’s home then destroyed his tobacco beds and forced him to open his doors. Betsy Seipelt fled while the mob targeted Porter Williner and Andy Lawrence’s property. Vic Law and Order Lennie sent detectives on the case offering a reward for arrests.
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Ripley
Charles Seipelt
Ted
Chery
Porter Williner
Andy Lawrence
May Be Reconciled in New York Meeting
Mrs Kil ward Kelly, mother of Mrs Pratt Gould, says Mr GYM, who left for Hot Springs after being served with divorce papers, will return to New York Monday for a meeting with Mrs Gould. She adds the reconciliation meeting will occur soon after his arrival.
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New York
Kilward Kelly
Pratt. Gould
Gym
Hot Springs
Pompson
Gould
Dee
Kelly
Fragmentary Telegram on Gould Divorce Proceedings
A garbled telegram notes troubles among young people and a pending separation. It mentions Mr Gould served with papers a week earlier, his attorney De Laneay Ninoli not answering, and a delay due to anticipated settlement with Mrs Gould.
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Gowld
Lave
Gould
Lle Wien
Uit
de 'Laneay Ninoli
Mea
Death of Heroine in Fire Rescues Parents in Centertown
Dawid Wetherbea and Arthur Lemme died after a blaze trapped them in Centertown. April Oh, attempting to save her aged parents from the fire, was fatally burned. The tragedy occurred early Friday as the burning building collapsed, with Mir Mir and Mr Avihir Lemme identified among casualties.
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Corry
No Mir
Centertown
Avihir Lemme
Arthur Lemm
Italian car wins with close finish in 266 mile race
In Manor on April 14, Lewis Strang aboard Lily Horsepower Bretta won the Minar Chif cup after a fierce first lap. Gednine drove hard to second place as Rori Yori pushed for a late surge. No serious accidents were reported in the event.
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Viriay Chm
Manor
Lewis Strang
Uily Horsepower Bretta
Gednine
Murder Case Confusion Ends With Correction
Police sought a man named Pennell after a killing on Belmont Avenue, initially mistaking Perkins as the shooter. Investigation revealed Pennell attempted to break into the home where Perkins and family hid, and Perkins shot him in self defense.
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Youngmans
A. Hoon
Todney
Perkins
Pennell
Belmont Avenue
Porkins
Two Kentucky Trust Companies In Trouble Decline Cash Payments
Owensboro Kentucky April 24. The Owensboro Savings Bank and Trust Company and the Davine County Bank and Trust Company are declining to receive deposits and are suspended cash payments pending reorganization.
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Kentucky Trust Companies
Tro" LE
Owensbor
Owensboro Savings Bank — and Trust Company
Davine County Bank and Trust Company
Texas Towns Wrecked by Destructive Cyclone
A cyclone devastated parts of Texas in April, leveling half of Deport and nearby areas. Twenty five homes, cotton gins, and churches were destroyed. six people died and six more injured. Oak Grove suffered near total destruction with unknown losses. additional fatalities and injuries reported elsewhere.
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Deport
Oak Grove
Parts
Texas
Sere Hie Tien
Tully
Ifein
Annee Whiten
Ice
Lexas
Russian General Linevitch Dies After Illness
Lieut 7 1 Linewitch aid to Emperor Nichols died from pneumonia in St Petersburg after a week of illness and heart complications. Age sixty, he served from the Catacis at twenty one, fought in the Turkish war, and held commands in Amur and Manchuria. He became commander of the First Manchurian Army on November 14, 1904, succeeding Kuropatkin on March 17, 1905.
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Linevitch
St Petersburg
Emperor Nichols
Ube
Lineviten
Catcasis
Janevitch
Amur
Vimlvoutok Ander
Alexief
Kuropatkin
Reign of Terror in Guatemala Prevails
Guatemala City reports say President Cabrera has purged followers in an assassination plot. Ringleaders have been executed and more deaths expected as the military seizes control. Honduras and Guatemala tensions rise over the attempted assassination and broader conspiracy.
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Guatemala
Cabrera
Guatemala City
Ile
Orin|alty
Othe Ery
Lebron
Honduras
Mexico
Emala City
Ise
Bustillo
Enalsa
Lamb Ag
Rile
Cleveland Improves Patient After Illness in New Jersey
Lakewood N J April 24 G Hew reports former president is improving after a bout of dermatitis and acute indigestion. He passed a good night and today is believed not to risk any critical development of his illness.
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Lakewood
N. J
Cleveland
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