Ship Texas sinks after mine in Smyrna Gulf tragedy
Smyrna, Asiatic Turkey May 1 140 drowned as the steamer Texas owned by Archipelago American Steamship Co struck a mine near the Gulf entrance. Ninety were saved from 156 aboard while the crew's fate remains unreported. The vessel, Turkish flagged, had carried mails from Constantinople to the Levant.
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Baseball Results and Standings Across Leagues
Standings for the American and other leagues show Chicago and Boston atop the American with mixed records. Scores list Detroit Chicago in ten innings and Chicago Cincinnati results with weather and rain affecting several games across the circuit.
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Harvester Case Initiated Against International Harvester
The government files a federal suit in St Paul seeking to dissolve the 140 million dollar Harvester Trust for Sherman Act violations. The petition names International Harvester Company and related firms and individuals, with injunctions, receivers, and subpoenas issued for key defendants.
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Reichstag to Hit Duelling in Army Bill
Berlin May 1. The Center party will back a reichstag bill making duelling in the army a penal offense liable to dismissal from service.
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Discarded Husband Personal Crisis Reports
Ezra Me Daniels killed himself with carbolic acid after wife chose work at a laundry over living with him. Roosevelt returns to New York after Massachusetts primary campaign, spends the day at his offices.
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Roosevelt
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Fifty Years Ago Today May First in 1862
Fifty years ago today May 1 General B F Butler with Federal troops occupied New Orleans and proclaimed martial law The London International Exposition opened with 14568 foreign exhibits about one thousand more than the 1841 show The American Court featured a McCormick reaper among 40000 made and sold The United States fine arts exhibit highlighted Cropsey s Automo on the Hud Lion and other pictures and engravings
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England and Torker Agree on Rever Evacuation Plan
Twenty five years ago today reports state England reached agreement with Torker to evacuate Rever in the pst. The piece notes ongoing floods across New England, hailstones weighing four ounces in Minnesota, an earthquake in Washington Territory, and a storm in Utoty.
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Merital Pile Remedy Offered for Internal and External Use
A new scientific preparation claims to treat piles in any form with equal effectiveness for internal and external use. Lemmons Pharmacy invites inquiries and promises to explain its many advantages and show the remedy.
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Roosevelt faction gains in Pennsylvania convention
Two thirds of Pennsylvania delegates join the Roosevelt caucus and back Flynn Van Valkenburg program trimming radical platform items. Flynn named national committeeman, Wasson to be state chair. conservatives win concessions on direct primaries and recalls. Bridgeport CT dispatch notes Harmon backers claim but face stiff fight for 14 Baltimore delegates.
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