Noted editor and mother die within minutes of son
Robert Patterson, president of a major publishing firm, dies in his sleep, minutes after his mother, whose death occurs amid a publicized family tragedy. The obituary notes the family’s journalistic prominence, including Robert’s work at the Chicago Tribune and Raymond Patterson’s Washington correspondence, and their roles in the Presbyterian faith.
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Fialaldy
Robert
Wo Lattison
Fat Cing Liabane Company
Dysk
Tomefit
Stritford
Milani
Lee Montes
Ins
Rotor
Leon
Terian
Haymund
Robert Patterson
Chicago Tribune
Middle West
Raymond Patterson
Washington
New Cure for Hydrophobia by Dr James Cumming
Dr James Cumming director of the Pasteur Institute at the University of Michigan announced a new hydro phobia treatment. A virus prepared from rabid animal tissues is injected into patients, eliminating dangers of former methods and shortening treatment by one week. The method has been used in several recent cases with marked success.
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J G Cumming
Ann Arnor Wich
James
Cumming
Pasteur Institute
University of Michigan
Cummingsas
Baby Held In Pawn Mother Brings Action In Court
Gertrude McCoy sues Mrs Warren over a two year old child pledged as security for a board debt. Warren refused to surrender the infant after McCoy failed to pay, prompting a legal battle that could test pawn like loans on children and set new legal lines for custody and redemption.
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Gertrude McCoy
Mrs Warren
Valsey Yasing
Paid women to keep quiet in Thaw trial testimony
In a New York court a dentist, Clifford Hartridge, testified about paying women and girls connected to Evelyn Nesbit's confidant and other Thaw associates. He described arranging meetings at his house between midnight and 7 am and paying sums up to five thousand dollars to each to remain silent during Thaws trial.
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New York
Martridge
Te Phan
Conners to Quit May 10 and Pick Successor
Democratic state leaders in New York plan a May 10 meeting at the Hoffman House to choose a successor for Chairman William T Conners. They aim to back a candidate for a special congressional election to defeat George Aldridge in the Rochester district, with Gov Harman, Rep Witherald, and Mayor Gaynor among those involved. The Rochester dispatch notes James Havens is the party’s chosen candidate.
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Washington Peat
New York
Wiliam T Conners
Democratic State Committee of
Hoffman House
Gov Harmen
Ghia
Witherald
Brooklyn
Gaynor
George
Aldridge
Rochester
Perkins
Massachusetts
James Havens
Congress
Tariff Fight Sparks House Debate On Tax Publicity
Insurgents and regular Republicans unite on the Payne Aldrich tariff amid a heated House debate on corporation tax publicity. Fitzgerald's diversion triggers a clash over open tax returns with the Gillett amendment anchoring a vote in the highly partisan battle.
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Fitzgerald
House
Payne Aldrich
Kitzgerald
Conference Committee
Legislate
Senate
Gillett
Congress
Democrata
Secretary of the Treasury
Senne
Bartlett
Georgia
Stirling
Harrison
New York
Whits House
Lan
Payne-Aldrien
Mann
Congressional Floor Chaos Over Fitzgerald Amendment
Across the Republican side strong voices fought to be heard as tense moments on the floor delayed proceedings. The Speaker upheld the point of order against Fitzgerald's amendment, The New Yorker appealed, Tawney moved to table, and final voting split along party lines with insurgents aligning with regulars on the tarlet law.
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Fitegerald
Asher Hinds
Fitzgerald
New Yorker
Tawney
Hatpin Attacks Injure Indiana Statehouse Elevator Operator
Indiana Statehouse elevator operator Robert Bailes was jabbed in the face by hatpins during a teachers convention crowd. Two incidents today caused wounds and near eye injury as women surged into the crowded elevator, one pin bending against his cheek bone. Bailes complained of blood and sought relief from the governor as he ducked and doused to protect his eyes.
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Indiana
Mexico Reaffirms Ties Despite Elusive Claims
Mexico City April 1 Mexican government asserts its stance in the matter did not affect friendly relations with other nations despite sensational but false reports. The president's remarks to Congress defend asylum for former President Zelaya of Nicaragua and reaffirm recognition of the Macking administration as legitimate.
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Mexico City
S Piaz
Congress
4Elaya
Bucaragua
Mexico
Macing
Dog seized as perishable property in debt case
Court Ingersoll rules a valuable dog is perishable property and orders immediate sale. R D Murphy of New York is named owner, with Harv D Singer alleging unpaid diamonds. The dog, valued at several hundred dollars, was seized from a kennel during Murphy’s absence.
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Warrington West Avenue
Dianiel Court
Ingersoll
R D Murphy
New York
Murphy
Singer
Magee Hooted Off Stage As Graft Scandal Probed
A large Exposition Hall gathering in Pittsburgh reacts to local graft probes with vehement indignant cries. Mayor Magee attempts to explain amid boos and shouts, while reformers press for cleanup of corruption and traction issues. The meeting ends without concrete action as attackers demand his impeachment. Also brief note on novelist Marc Corelis pneumonia update.
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Pitsburg
Grand Jury
Camellmante
Muse
Exposition Hall
Walliam A Magee
Voters League
Weil
Meyer
Wells
Magee
Leslie
Tral
Production failure threatens prosperity says Brown
President Brown of New York Central argues the nation faces a real economic crisis from insufficient agricultural production not transportation. He notes cultivated land grew 2 percent in a decade while farm product value rose 36 percent, yet consumption per population climbed about 10 percent, signaling the core issue.
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New York
Brown
New York Central
James J Hult
United States
GRAFT CRITICISM OF ROCKEFELLER PLAN PROMINENT STEEL MEN HONOR CARNEGIE
At a Pittsburgh banquet, former Carnegie staff and local leaders discussed graft exposures and public duty. Andrew Carnegie, guest of honor, spoke on the submerged tenth and state support, while praising Pittsburgh’s response to corruption. He noted plans for a philanthropic orchestra endowment and highlighted his ties to Carnegie Institute projects.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie
Duquesne Chuir
Carnege Veterans Association
Mi Gs Newie
Walt
James H Reed
Col H P Bope
Jon Unger
Carnggie Mill
Larnesse Company
Laird of Skibo
Charley M Schwab
Willam P Pacer
Alfred A Corey Jy
William
Corey Ator
Hunt
Gutloughes
New York
Luritsh
Guthrie T
Hum
John D Rackefiller
Dies
Joavey
Deluge Tablet Debate Divides Scholars Over Biblical Link
Prominent scholars including Prof Herman V. Huprecht and Prof George Barton clash at the American Oriental Society meeting over a Pennsylvania study claiming a Babylonian tablet confirms the biblical deluge. Barton and others label the tablet a fabrication, disputing dating, language, and interpretation.
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Washington Post
Balimoe
Herman V. Huprecht
Department of Archaeology
The
Univerasity of Pennsylvania
Palestine
American Oriental Society
Johns Hawkins University
Deluge
George Barton
Bryn Mawr College
Hilprecht
Tnstead
American Intental Society
Barton
Philadelphia
Acorn Society
City
Ehlrecht
Teveruickess
Siblica
Barta
Effilprecht
Sarton
Robert W Patterson Dead Attempt at Tari Law
A report notes the death of Robert W Patterson and mentions an attempted act at Tari Law along with other local items and notices in today’s index.
Lava Buries Village as Etna Eruption Intensifies
Reports from Messina describe earthquakes and lava flows from Mount Etna threatening Lis Plein and nearby villages. Residents try to shield statues of saints while looting the flooded streets, with experts warning the eruption shows no signs of ending.
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Gatenia
Etus
Todey
Lis Plein
Custerna
Regina
Caralero
Borrelia
Nodilla
Jaya
Stalucy
St .Anhony
Mount Etna
Royal Observatory
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Ricca Directo
Mount Tima Observatory
Teel
Young Knox in Detroit Sparks Talk of Reconciliation
The secretary’s son and his young wife arrived in Detroit to inspect a Prodene plant. Rumors of a reconciliation with Secretary Knox circulated, but neither couple would discuss it. Reporters hustled them at the Pontehartran Hotel and nearby autos as photographers captured arrivals and departures.
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Rackington
Knox Jr
Ms Young
Tat
Young Anov 15
Petro
Knox
Chicago
Pontehartran
Enon
MacVeagh Fears No Panic Over Court Decision
Secretary MacVeagh says a Supreme Court ruling against the Standard Oil Company or the tobacco trust will not derail business. He considers banks well funded, sees no bond issue needed, and believes the credit of the country remains secure. He remains complacent about the financial situation and expects no panic.
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New York
New York World
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Standard Ol Company
Tobacco Trust
Supreme Court
MacVeagh
Hubbard Elliott Copper Mines stock sinks after Alaska venture
Secretary Wilson and several Agriculture Department staff were among investors in Hubbard Elliott Copper Mines Development Company of Alaska. Shares once as high as 5 show a par value decline to about 40 cents amid failed railroad plans, poor market, and a lack of executive leadership since the founder’s death. Washington stockholders, including many government employees, faced heavy losses as the stock tumbled and remained unlisted on major exchanges.
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Alaska
Agrie Mure
James Wilson
Gol Silvester
Washington
Hardy
Alashar Whide
el Ness
Hubbard Biott
Ho Curry
Ian Stalaquke
Department of Agriculture
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Vasterday
Siare
Winan
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Iowa
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Washington State
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Elliott
Chicago
Dat Burch
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