Noted editor dead mother also passes away
Robert Patterson, president of a major paper chain, died at his home after his son’s death by stroke. His widow, a noted intellect, died minutes later. The Patterson family, prominent in journalism, lost two members in a tragic sequence, with Robert’s brother Raymond famed for Washington correspondence.
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Mey
Robert Wo
Latier
Metoum
Mrs Voorl
Ferope Lortab & Bet
Patterson
Kenyon Sireet
Raymond Patterson
Ted
Chicago
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Inuder
Ece
Terian
Haymond
Robert Patterson
Chicago Tribune
Middle West
Washington
New Cure for Hydrophobia Found by Dr Cumming
Dr James Cumming director of the Pasteur Institute at the University of Michigan announced a new hydrophobia treatment using a virus prepared from rabid animal tissues. The method reduces dangers of former approaches and shortens treatment by a week, with several recent cases showing marked success.
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J G Cumming
Ann Arnor Wich
James
Cumming
Pasteur Institute
University of Michigan
Cummingsas
Baby pawn case tests New York law on pledged infants
Mrs Gertrude McCoy gave her two year old to Mrs Warren as security for a board loan but failed to repay. Warren refuses to surrender the infant claiming ownership after a January visit found the child in Warren's custody. The case raises whether pledged infants can be sold or redeemed under existing statutes and hints at broader implications for future pawn like loans using children as collateral.
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Gertrude McCoy
New York
Neuberger
Ian Certmde Witte
West 171 Street
Mare HE
Warren
Mrs Warren
Wutey
McCovs
Mi Warion
Valsey
Paid Women to Keep Quiet In Thaw Trial Revelations
In a New York court, Hartridge testifies that he paid several women to stay silent about Louis Thaw relations. He described meeting clients nightly at 18 West Fort Street Court and arranging payments up to thousands of dollars to maintain discretion during Thaw’s trial.
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New York
Totar
Merrit
Whitaer
Tom MM Reed
Phan
Conners to Quit May 10 for New NY Democratic Rally
Special to The Washington Post New York April 1 Chairman William T Conners of the Democratic State Committee of New York announced he would call the committee together at the Hoffman House May 10 to select his successor He hopes to interest Gov Harman Representative Witherald and Mayor Gaynor and other Democrats in the special congressional election to defeat George Aldridge in Rochester district Rochester to 1 Apr Dem leaders here tonight decided on James Havens as their candidate for Congress.
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Washington Peat
New York
Wiliam T Conners
Democratic State Committee of
Hoffman House
Harmen
Ghia
Witherald
Brooklyn
Gaynor
George
Sr Aldridge
Rochester
Perkins
Fou
Masachusetts Mon
James Havens
Congress
Republicans and Insurgents Clash Over Tariff Vote
The House, split but united, defeated a repeal attempt of the Payne Aldrich tariff law by 116 to 35. Representative Fitzgerald led a parliamentary maneuver during debate on the corporation tax, while the Gillett amendment sought open access to corporate tax returns, later altered to restrict disclosure to presidential order. Conferees plan further talks as Senate and House clash over publicity provisions.
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House
Payne Aldrich
Fitzgerald
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
Republicans Lifted by Urgency in Aisle Turmoil
In a heated scene on the House floor, strong Langea members spoke while Democrats roared and Republicans surged to the aisle to maximize seating. The Speaker ruled against Fitzgerald’s amendment, an appeal followed, and the final vote on the tariff law split along party lines with insurgents backing the regulars.
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Fitegerald
Asher Hinds
Fitzgerald
New Yorker
Tawney
Hatpins injure Indiana Statehouse elevator operator
Indiana Statehouse elevator operator Robert Bailes was struck in the face by hatpins as a crowd of teachers swarmed the elevator during a convention. Two jabs nearly cost him an eye and left him bleeding while he complained of hatpin lengths and danger.
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Indiana
Mexico Says Governor Piaz Remarks Do Not Strain Ties
In Mexico City on April 1 BIAZ announced that the Mexican government stance on the affair did not affect friendly relations with other nations despite sensational press reports. The message to Congress reiterated asylum given to former President Zelaya of Honduras and affirmed recognition of the Machin administration as legitimate.
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Mexico City
S Piaz
Congress
4Elaya
Bucaragua
Mexico
Macing
Perishable property sale ordered for debt dog seizure
Court Judge Ingersoll ordered the immediate sale of a valuable dog seized by court bailiffs as the property of R D Murphy of New York. The dog, valued at several hundred dollars, was taken from a kennel after Singer had secured a judgment claiming unpaid diamonds. The sale was ordered at Warrington West Avenue on April 1.
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Warrington West Avenue
Dianiel Court
Ingersoll
R D Murphy
New York
Murphy
Singer
Magee Flees Stage As Voters Demand Accountability
In Pittsburg on April 1 a heated reform meeting deplored local corruption exposed by a grand jury and numerous confessions. Mayor Magee was booed off stage while attempts to answer graft charges were drowned by jeers and calls for impeachment. Reform speakers urged cleaning up the red light district and stalled traction issues amid a tense crowd.
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Pitsburg
Grand Jury
Camellmante
Muse
Exposition Hall
Walliam A Magee
Voters League
Weil
Meyer
Wells
Magee
Leslie
Tral
Brown Sees Lack of Production Threatening Prosperity
President Brown, head of the New York Central, argues the real economic crisis is inadequate agricultural production not capital or terminal facilities. He notes cultivated land rose 2 percent from 1890 to 1910 while agricultural output grew 36 percent, yet consumption rose 10 percent with population, signaling a production shortfall.
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New York
Brown
New York Central
James J Hult
United States
Grieves over graft criticises Rockefeller plan in Pittsburgh
The scene centers on Andrew Carnegie as he denounces graft and urges state action for the submerged tenth while lamenting graft exposures in Pittsburgh. He attends a banquet at the Duquesne Club with former staff and local leaders and reflects on philanthropy, city pride, and his Pittsburgh connections.
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Hughes
Deluge tablet tale sparks scholarly clash in Philadelphia
A contested claim that a Pennsylvania University tablet confirms the Bible flood is denounced as a fraud by Prof George Barton Bryn Mawr College and echoed by Prof Hilprecht. Johns Hopkins and Yale scholars defend Barton’s charges as speculation misreads the Babylonian text and date.
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Pri Barton
Bryn Mawe
University of Pennsylvania
Washington Post
Balimoe
Herman V. Huprecht
Department of Archaeology
The
Univerasity of Pennsylvania
Palestine
American Oriental Society
Johns Hawkins University
Deluge Star
George Barton
Bryn Mawr College
Hilprecht
Tnstead
American Oriental Socety
Ti Barton
Philadelphia
Ehlrecht
Teveruickess
Siblica
Barta
Piof
Effilprecht
Alling
Sarton
Hulprecht
Hiprecht
Tihlak
Bartons
Fan Haupt
Johns Howkins
Albert T Clay l
Yale University
Fret
Robert W Patterson Dead Attempt to Hepe at Tari Law
Index to today’s issue notes a dead Robert W Patterson and an attempted hepe at Tari Law, with brief mentions across pages including a deluge story and items on fraud, Pittsburgh graft, and mine investors losing.
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Robert W Patterson
Tari Law
Carnegie
Pitsburg
Roosevelt
Hourghar Fay
Haskins
Walter
Slein
Supreme Justice
Salt McAleer Schultz
Attell
Moran Phillies
Ue Financial
Lava Buries Village as Mount Etna Eruption Rages
Chaos from Mount Etna’s acute craters floods Lis Plein with lava streams toward Custerna and Regina. Residents flee forests and statues guard embankments while fear grows of renewed tremors and renewed activity near Messina as earthquakes rumble and smoke darkens skies.
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Messina
Gatenia
Etus
Todey
Lis Plein
Custerna
Regina
Caralero
Borrelia
Nodilla
Jaya
Young Knox in Detroit Refuses Talks on Reconciliation
The son of Secretary Knox arrived in Detroit with his young wife to inspect a Proden company plant amid ongoing reconciliation rumors. Neighbors say little. reporters pursued them at the Pontenartrain Hotel and nearby shops. The couple dodged cameras as they left the hotel, boarding a side entrance to avoid interviews.
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Spelat
Rackington
Knox Jr
Ms Young
Tat
Young Anov 15
Knox
Vi Thal
Inex
Bride
Chicago
Pontenartrain
Hind
Reta
Knox Auto
Treailfast
MacVeagh Quiet on Court Decisions’ Credit Impact
Secretary MacVeagh fears no panic from Supreme Court rulings against the Standard Oil Company or tobacco trust. A Washington dispatch says he sees banks well fortified and notes possible no bond issue may be needed. He views the financial situation with complacency and expects no distress in credit.
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Washington
New York
New York World
Sss
MacVeash
Standard Ol Company
Tobacco Trust
Supreme Court
MacVeagh
Hubbard Elliott Copper Mines stock collapses in Alaska saga
Secretary Wilson and aides among investors in Hubbard Elliott Copper Mines Development Co Alaska once traded at five cents, fell to forty cents, and now struggles. Washington stockholders, including department staff, faced heavy losses as railroad development hopes faded. The firm, incorporated in Washington, has seventeen trustees and an Seattle office, with no executive head after founder deaths.
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Hubbard-Ebhett Copper Mines Development Company
Alaska
Agrie Mure
James Wilson
Gol Silvester
Washington
Hardy
Alashar Whide
el Ness
Hubbard Biott
Ho Curry
Ian Stalaquke
Marsland
Treasury
Tuk
Fiat Topper Mines Development Company
Washiginn
Princi
Alton
Incatel
Nat
Seattle
Frey
Na Wlent
Chares T Wobbverd
Curtis Lihat
Maron
Iowa
Shelang
Hubbard and
Fillatt
Washington State
Primater
Murpore
Vattez
Milne Beng
Greane
Aimee
Elliott
Chicago
Dat Burch
Boy Gowers
Guesen +heim
Hubbard & Zi Sontinced
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Fialaldy
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Fat Cing Liabane Company
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Tribune
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Harry Thaw
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Aldrdge
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Pittsburg
Mase Corel
London
Marc Corelis
Rockefeller
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Carnege Veterans Association
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Walt
James H Reed
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Jon Unger
Carnggie Mill
Larnesse Company
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Charley M Schwab
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Carnegie Institute
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