Taft Leaves Washington on One Week Western Tour
President Taft departs Washington by Pennsylvania railroad for Buffalo accompanied by Secretary Knox and other aides. He will address the Buffalo chamber of commerce and then proceed to Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis with a weeklong itinerary. He may defend the Payne Aldrich tariff during his western stops.
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Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
Taft
Pennsylvania Railroad
Knox
Alexander
A. W Butt
C. C. Wagner
White House
Buffalo Chamber of Commerce
Busy Day as Taft Visits Buffalo for Dinner
President Taft arrives in Buffalo for a full day of engagements. He will be guest of honor at a chamber of commerce dinner for 1600 guests at the city convention hall and attend receptions at the chamber of commerce the Buffalo club and the University club before delivering the principal address.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Taft
Chamber of Commerce
City Convention Hall
Buffalo Club
University Club
Roosevelt in Holland A Gala Coach For Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt visits the Netherlands arriving from Brussels with Mrs. Roosevelt and others. Queen Wilhelmina receives him at Het Loo with Prince Henry. A lavishly gilded royal gala coach is placed at Roosevelt’s disposal during his stay.
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the Hague
Theodore Roosevelt
Netherlands
Roosevelt
Ethel
Kermit
Brussels
Frontier Station
Het Loo
Royal Chateau
Wilhelmina
Prince Henry
Kokomo Republican Nominates D C Jenkins for Joint Senator
In Peru Indiana on April 30 D C Jenkins of Kokomo was nominated by Howard and Miami counties for joint senator. The convention lasted only minutes as Jenkins faced no opposition and ratified Howard county’s choice.
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Peru
Ind
D. C. Jenkins
Kokomo
Howard
Miami Counties
Jenkins
Howard County
Minister Dies After Splinter Injures Hand
The Rev. Carl B. Luse, a Methodist minister from Am boy now bound for Kempton, died from blood poisoning after a splinter incident while preparing furniture for shipment. He leaves a widow and daughter Miss Irene Luse.
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Peru
Ind
Carl B. Luse
Amboy
Kempton
Irene Luse
T. F. Grady to Quit New York Senate for Eagles Post
T F Grady plans to resign from the New York Senate to accept the top leadership of the Order of Eagles. The move places Grady in a nationwide fraternal post with organized chapters.
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Eagles
Girl Falls From Lincoln Square Gallery In Fatal Fall
A 14 year old girl Louise Loeffler plunged forty eight feet from the Lincoln Square theater gallery while descending to front seats. She struck the brass railing and parquette floor and was carried away as firemen and ushers tried to aid. The hospital surgeon warned she probably will die.
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New York
Lincoln Square Theater
Louise Loeffler
Louise
James Smith
Little Girl Dies of Burns in Sudden Suffering
In South Bend Indiana on April 30 a two year old girl Anna Kritzer died after slipping into a pan of scalding water while her mother prepared to clean the kitchen floor. The incident occurred when the pan had just been removed from the stove and burned the child for minutes before medical help arrived.
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South Bend
Ind
Anna Kritzer
Joseph Kritzer
Leap Proves Fatal at Fire in Frankfort
Frank Stare, third floor fall from the Co-Operative Opera House block during a blaze in Frankfort Indiana, suffered a crushed skull and broken arms and legs on the sidewalk. Mrs Frank Motley and several others were rescued by ladders as the fire caused about 50000 dollars in losses.
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Frankfort
Ind
Frank Stare
Co-Operative Opera House
Frank Motley
Princeton Theological Student Found Dead in Canal
The body of Linden C. L. D Zilva a Colombo Ceylon born Princeton theological student missing since Sunday was found floating in the Raritan canal near Princeton New Jersey. University authorities declare death by his own action saying his mind had become unsettled by overstudy. D Zilva disappeared from his room in Hodge Hall around 4 o clock last Sunday morning. anne Hepa.
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Princeton
N. J
Linden C. L. D’zilva
Colombo Ceylon
Princeton Theological
Raritan Canal
D’zilva
Hodge Hall
Anne Hepa
Rossmore Hotel Fire Cripples Town In Cornwall Ontario
A major blaze destroyed the Rossmore hotel and annex in Cornwall Ontario on April 20. Nine people are missing including Mrs W Taylor Archibald and Ben Fielding with many neighboring buildings damaged. Power blackouts halted street car service and losses reach about 225000 dollars.
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Cornwall
Ont
Rossmore
Toronto
Montreal
L. F. Bailey
Bell Telephone Company
C. P. R. Telegraph
C. W. Armstrong
Sterling Bank
Yates
Cornwall Club
Colquehoun Block
W. Taylor Archibald
Ben Fielding
Charles Gagne
Bank of Montreal
Roegsmore
GC. C. Gray
Ives Modern Bedstead Company
William Holmes
A. Peter
Ernest Butler
Miss Bender
Weston Nearing Hike End After Yonkers Visit
Weston moves through Poughkeepsie despite rain and mud en route to Wappingers Falls for rest before continuing to Yonkers and New York. He notes ankle pain as a hindrance amid the spring trek.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Weston
Wappingers Falls
Here
Yonkers
New York
Baseball Results in National and American Leagues
Baseball results from National and American League games are summarized with standings and outcomes. Key teams and scores are listed, highlighting latest performances and current positions in the leagues.
Baseball scores and weather from cities with notable matchups
The record lists multiple baseball games across Boston Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Pittsboro New York Washington Cleveland St Louis and Detroit with scores including ties rains and wet grounds. Notable lineups include Hall Carrigan Oberlin Smith Smith Payne Young Link Kirsch Bemis Straud Stanage and Lake Stephens as described in the day’s chatter.
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
W. H.E. Borege Se Cies
Hall and Carrigan, Oberlin and
Smith
Cleveland
R. Hae
Chicago
Smith and Payne
Young, Link, Kirsch and Bemis
St. Louis
R. H
Unclear American Association Results by City
Milwaukee and Kansas City hosts show varied scores with Paul and Minneapolis teams. Louisville and Columbus matchups yield Louisville 16 over Columbus 5. Toledo and Indianapolis finish at Toledo 3 versus Indianapolis 18.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Pythian Sisters Prepare for Newcastle Convention
Newcastle Indiana April 30 The Pythian Sisters plan the annual convention to be held Tuesday May 3 at the Knights of Pythias hall expected to draw several hundred members from across the district to attend the event.
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Newcastle
Ind
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Creel Named Mexico Foreign Minister as Governor Goes on Leave
Chihuahua Mexico April 30 Gov Enrique Creel has accepted the appointment as minister of foreign relations of Mexico He will remain constitutional governor of Chihuahua on indefinite leave of absence granted him.
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Chihuahua
Mex
Enrique Creel
Mexico
Creel
Markets Report and Trolley Car Incident in Nashville
The markets section shows cattle and hog prices with receipts and shipments, while a Nashville trolley car derailed and knocked down about 60 telephone poles. The incident halted traffic after leaving the tracks near the city, with no injuries noted.
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Nashville
Tenn
Rough Planet Lacks a DY Place for Truth to Reach Earth
The text argues the planet remains harsh because few places exist where truth can be swiftly brought to the world. It asserts pervasive roughness and urgent dissemination of truth is scarce across many domains.
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Earth
Washington City market prices for corn hay straw and more
Prevailing prices listed include corn at 22.00 per ton for newer crops, hay at 22.00 and 108d bale rates, straw by load 4.00 to 6.00, flour 1.60 per sack, bran 0.50 per hundred, shorts 1.50 per hundred, corn meal 0.86, buckwheat 0.60, butter 25 cents. Prepared by John A. Babcock care of North American Livestock Commission Company.
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North American Livestock Commission Company
U. S
Chicago, Ill
Architect Found Guilty of Defrauding Pennsylvania
A judge convicted an architect of defrauding the state of Pennsylvania in a case detailing improper billing and falsified invoices. Prosecutors said the scheme involved multiple contracts and district offices, with losses estimated in the hundreds of thousands. The defendant faces sentencing next month.
Jury Finds Huston Guilty in Conspiracy Case
Joseph M. Huston of Philadelphia, architect of the state capitol, was found guilty of conspiracy to cheat and defraud the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The jury deliberated twenty six hours before returning the verdict. Huston was recommended to the court's mercy for his prior good reputation. A motion for a new trial was filed and Judge George Kunkel gave thirty days to file reasons.
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Harrisburg
Joseph M. Huston
Philadelphia
State Capitol
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Huston
Ton
George Kunkel
Chicago Association of Commerce Banquet Honors 4009 Members
The Chicago Association of Commerce marked the end of its ninety day drive with a banquet at the Hotel La Salle. Over 1,000 new members were added, bringing total membership to more than 4,009. Homer A. Stillwell served as toastmaster. Key speakers included Jacob A. Riis of New York and Rabbi Emil D. Hirsch. Attendance topped 800.
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Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Hotel la Salle
Homer A. Stillwell
Jacob A. Riis
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
America
Emil D. Hirsch
Rail Bill Passes Senate Narrowly in Washington
In a tense vote on the administration rail bill the Senate approved the measure 35 to 29 with four Democrats absent. The result left administration forces on thin ice as House actions signal major changes to the bill that even its supporters may barely recognize.
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Washington
Senate
House
Publishers elect officers at annual meeting
The American Newspaper Publishers association at the Waldorf Astoria elected officers for the coming year. Herman Ridder of the New York Staats Zeitung was named president, Bruce Haldeman of the Louisville Courier-Journal vice president, Elbert H. Baker of the Cleveland Plain Dealer secretary, William J. Pattison of the New York Evening Post treasurer, with H. W. Brown, P. P. Glass, Hamlin, and C. W. Knapp named directors. All officers were re-elected.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Waldorf Astoria
Herman Ridder
New York Staats Zeitung
Bruce Haldeman
Louisville Courier-Journal
Elbert H. Baker
The
Cleveland Plain
William J. Pattison
New York Evening Post
H. W. Brown
Indianapolis News
PF. P. Glass
Montgomery Advertiser
Hamlin
New York Tribune
C. W. Knapp
St. Louis Republic
Ballinger testifies Roosevelt appointed him to reform land office
Richard A. Ballinger tells the Ballinger Pinchot committee that President Roosevelt made him commissioner to clean up the General Land Office. He cites Roosevelt praise after Alaska land reform and denies Alaska land interests while denying claims of collusion with Gravis.
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Washington
Richard A. Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger- Pinchot Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
General Land Office
Seattle
Ballinger
Garfield
Senator Pil
Land Office
Garfeld
Gravis
Alaska
Mr. Ballinger
Geneva
Groops
6000 March To Shrine At Carey In Candle Procession
In Findlay Ohio on April 30 a candle procession formed at the shrine of Our Lady of Consolation at Carey twelve miles away. About 6000 pilgrims plus 1000 cripples and invalids traveled by special trains from Pittsburg Chicago Cleveland and other points to seek miracles from the statue of the Virgin at Carey a replica of the V and Child statue in Luxemburg.
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V and Child
Luxemburg
Sayler Defense Asks Time In Murder Case Continuance
Watseka Illinois April 80 A court delayed the Lew murder trial set for April 30 to May 19 as no objection was raised to the continuance. Bail applications will be made for Mrs J B Sayler and J W R Miller if a new bond is granted.
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Watseka
Lew
J. B. Sayler
J. W. R. Miller
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