Roosevelt visits tombs of rulers in Vienna crowds
Col Roosevelt is greeted warmly in Vienna with large crowds at the palace and hotel. He meets Emperor in private, lays wreaths at Capuchines chapel over Elizabeth and Rudolph tombs, then proceeds to the riding school and hosts journalists at his hotel. Rain and thunder accompany the visit.
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Vienna
Col
Roosevelt
Porto Maurizio
Naples
Rome
Capuchines
Elizabeth
Rudolph
Baron Hengelmueller
United States
House of Hapsburg
Theodore Roosevelt
Hungary
Emprees
Hapsburg
Caesar
Pantheon
Valhalla
Haapsburgs
Archduke Ferdinand
Mammoth Strike Begins Halting Building Trades
Berlin reports a general lockout of building trades began at midnight. It will affect about 406,000 workers with daily wage losses around 1.2 million marks. Unions hold an 11 million mark reserve and will delay strike pay for at least two weeks as the dispute with employers continues.
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Berlin
Storm Ruins Airships at Chalons Ao Aeroplane Works
A windstorm at Chalons wrecked Farmans aeroplane works killing three and injuring three. Nine aircraft were smashed and sheds collapsed including Roger Sommers and Prince Dolotoff tents. Farmans losses estimated at 300000 francs.
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Paris
Chalons
Farmans
Roger Sommers
Prince Dolotoff
Farman
Daniels Submits Receiver Report for Star Publishing Suit
Master in-Chancery Daniels submits conclusions from evidence in the receiver suit against Star Publishing Co. The report recommends sale of the properties and acknowledges Daniel G. Reid of New York is owed 150000 dollars for funds advanced to the paper.
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Star Publishing Co
D. D. Reid
Indianapolis
Ind
Daniels
Federal Court
Star Publishing Company
Terre Haute
Muncie
Daniel G. Reid
New York
Rivals for Congress J. S. Havens and G. W. Aldridge
Two candidates for Congress, J. S. Havens and G. W. Aldridge, are shown as rivals in this election feature. The photograph captions note their opposition and focus on the contest.
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J. S. Havens
G. W. Aldridge
Foss speaks for havens in Rochester campaign event
Congressman Eugene Noblé Foss of Massachusetts rallies support for James Mavens in Rochester urging Republicans to join the Democrats for tariff reform. Foss outlined his campaign against Buchanan and described door to door campaigning by auto, meeting voters in each town.
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Rochester
N. Y
Eugene Noblé Foss
Massachusetts
James S. Mavens
George W. Aldridge
Mr. Foss
Buchanan
Tornado near Parsons Kansas Causes Property Damage
A tornado near Parsons Kansas on April 16 swept away barns and outhouses along a 200 foot path and dried Batchelor creek for a considerable distance. Property damage was extensive.
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Kansas
Parsons
Kan
Batchelor Creek
Baseball Results National and American League Standings
Baseball results from the National and American Leagues are summarized with current standings and game outcomes across major teams. Key results include wins and losses and the impact on team rankings within each league.
Baseball Scores Across Cities Highlighted Performances
At New York R H E 6 0 0 and 6 0 0 as Smith, Carrigan, Quinn, Ford and Sweeney starred. Chicago saw 8 4 score with Petty, Stephens, Walsh and Olmstead keying the win. Washington produced 8 12 with Bender Livingstone Reisling Street contributing. Detroit Cleveland game details list Linke Fasterly Willets Works Stanage Schmidt with 24 runs.
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New York
R. HH
Smith
Carrigan
Quinn
Ford
Criger
Sweeney
Chicago
Nhevin
Petty
Stephens
Walsh
Burns
Olmstead
Payre
Washington
R.H.E
al Aces
Bender
Livingstone
Reisling
Street
Detroit
RH. E
Cleveland
Eas
DOW
Willets, Works, Stanage and
Schmidt
Baseball Scores From Midwest Circuit Contests
In Minneapolis Minneapolis the Kansas City team beat 10 to 4. Toledo defeated Indianapolis 2 to 2 in extra innings. Columbus defeated Louisville 3 to 2. At St Paul Milwaukee the St Paul club triumphed 7 to 4 in ten innings.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Tolledo
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
How to Prevent Glasses From Fogging in Cold Weather
Instructions advise rubbing eyeglasses thoroughly on both sides with a fire vase line or cold cream and then polishing with tissue paper or cloth. Treated glasses reportedly do not fog or steam for twelve to fourteen hours in the coldest weather.
Leeds Claim Is Dismissed
Mrs Mary Adelaide Yerkes widow of Charles T Yerkes traction magnate won when Judge Cutling in probate court dismissed Charles S Leeds $125000 claim for services since 1897. Leeds alleged he secured for Yerkes the stock of the suburban railway and the suburban construction company.
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Chicago
Mary Adelaide Yerkes
Charles T. Yerkes
Payment of Cherokee claim to begin soon
Washington April 16. A hole in the treasury balance will be made soon when officials send out warrants in payment of the Cherokee claim with interest. Principal and interest total nearly 5 million dollars. More than 30,000 beneficiaries, 23,290 of whom live west of the Mississippi.
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Washington
Treasury
Mississippi
Snow Blanket Drops 12 Inches in Lead South Dakota
A foot of snow covers Lead South Dakota after a 24 hour storm. Residents clear streets and assess damage as spring weather arrives.
Market Results From Chicago Trading Floor in 1910
Estimated hog receipts for today reach 10000 with prices 70 to 1000 for light and mixed lots, while cattle and sheep show weakness and steadiness in various categories. Official yesterday receipts are 9548 with 5451 left over, and tomorrow's outlook lists 30000 as market long with lower averages.
Pay within cars cut Philadelphia injuries by seventy four percent
Since the pay within car system was introduced in Philadelphia the number of injuries to persons has fallen by 74 percent. The reduction is attributed to the closed doors and steps preventing passengers from boarding or alighting in unsafe fashion.
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Philadelphia
Local Market Prices Washington City Oats Hay Straw Flour and More
Prevailing prices listed for Washington City markets show oats per bushel at 60 cents, hay by load 14 dollars, hay baled 14 dollars, straw by load 5 dollars, straw baled 0.80, flour per sack 1.60, bran per hundred 1.85, shorts per hundred 1.60, corn meal 101 pounds at 0.60, buckwheat 1.60. Prices reflect common commodities traded and vary by form and packaging.
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SPP
POCO
Mitchell Urges Delay Halting Pittsburg Miners Settlement
John Mitchell former UMW president spoke to district No 1 delegates in Moorhead Hall urging continued resistance and delaying a settlement in the Pittsburg district involving 40 000 miners. The talks, nearly closed, are now off.
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Pittsburg
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Moorhead Hall
Woman horsewhips rival in Evansville confrontation
Walter Griffin of De Koven Kentucky caused a scene by horsewhipping Mrs. John Mitchell in Evansville. Mrs. Mitchell faced Griffin at the Illinois Central station after meeting her rival carrying a heavy buggy whip.
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Evansville
Ind
Walter Griffin
de Koven
John Mitchell
Griffin
Mitchell
Illinois Central Station
Mark Twain Health Improves at Connecticut Home
Redding Conn April 16 Mark Twain, who was seriously ill at his home near here, was much better last night. The author shows signs of recovery and his condition is described as improved.
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Mark Twain
Redding
Conn
Here
Rail Men Get Increase in Wages After Weeklong Talks
Bethlehem Pa April 16 2000 trainmen and baggagemen on the Lehigh Valley railroad won a new wage scale backdated to April 1 The passenger service on short runs gains 2 25 per hour laterals 2 35 for baggagemen Long runs from Jersey City to Buffalo see 4 75 per trip for passenger workers and 5 for baggagemen Freight service workers rise from 20 to 2 30 and local freight and pick up men from 2 50 to 2 70 per day A 30 cent daily raise applies to all yard service workers.
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Bethlehem
General Manner Maguire
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Jersey City
Buffalo
Missing Pittsburg heiress found in Austin after ten years
Miss Anna Maul, heir to a Pittsburg fortune and largest stockholder in the German Savings and Deposit Bank, was located in Austin two years after disappearing from home. Relatives plan to meet her to settle family estate matters. possible moves include San Antonio or Pittsburg.
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Austin
Tex
Anna Maul
Pittsburg
Europe
Miss Maul
German Savings and Deposit Bank
George E. Lorch
German Savings and Deposit Bank of
Maul
Costa Rica Earthquakes Roil Nation with Massive Loss
Reports from Jose Cartago and Port Simon describe heavy life and property losses after quakes that shook Costa Rica for 24 hours. Telecommunication lines are down, refugees flood San Jose, and relief teams head inland amid conflicting casualty accounts.
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Colon
Jose
Cartago
Port Simon
Costa Rica
Republic
San Jose
Port Limon
Governor appoints two Chicago physicians to new commission
Springfield April 16 Governor Deneen names Dr Walter H Haines and Dr Walter H Allport of Chicago to the commission on occusional diseases replacing resignations by Dr Alice Hamilton and Dr Inal Klebs.
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Springfield
Deneen
Walter H. Haines
Walter H. Allport
Chicago
Alice Hamilton
Inal Klebs
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