Roosevelt Westward Hunt Stops Across Texas Trip
President Roosevelt plans a multi state hunting tour starting in Kentucky and Louisville visiting St Louis and Indian Territory before reaching San Antonio for the Rough Riders reunion. The itinerary includes Fort Sam Houston Fort Worth and a Panhandle stay with a Colorado hunt thereafter.
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Stabbed By Young Woman At Park Near Long Park
Special to the Washington Post reports a young artist was fatally stabbed in the afternoon near Long Park during a confrontation with William Frankford. Jennie Goodreed and Phoebe Riner joined them. Kline, thinking it bluff, was stabbed in the chest when the woman plunged a butcher knife toward him. The assailant and her companion fled. Frankford summoned help and took Kline to General Hospital.
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Washington Post
Laneastera Aorl
Ralph Wline
Wiliam Frankford
Long Park
General Hospital
Jennie Good Reed
Phoebe Riner
Watkine
Kine
Kline
Frankford
Kline Tiker
Alexander Holds Out Retain Free Hand in Equitable Crisis
New York April 2 The Equitable controversy continues as James Hyde and allies resist proposed reforms. President Alexander and supporters push to block the policy holders plan while a state investigation into charges against Hyde and others is prepared by the superintendent of insurance this week.
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Soc Lal
Washington
New York
James H Hyde
James Ww Areyrand
Tiniders Committee
Wis Sud
Wa Hyde
Board of Directors’ Committee
Beard
Crimmins
Blise
Hyde
Bliss
Superintendent of Insurance
Hendricks
Board of Directors
East Fortieth Street
Alexander
Inspector resigns over loan to Storey Cotton Company
Inspector George C Holden of the Philadelphia Postal Service admitted borrowing $1100 from the Storey Cotton Company, a defunct firm with fugitives, and repaying it days later. He says no agreement was made to shield the firm, but he sent three reports urging fraud orders. Attorney Harrison J Barrett linked to the firm is examined by investigators. Warrants issued for Stephens & Henderson, cotton speculators with offices in New York and Kentucky, amid fraud conspiracy charges.
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George C. Holden
Philadelphia
The
Postal Service
F Ewart Storey
H. J. Barrett
George C . Holien
United States Postal Service
Storey Cotton Company
Washington
Holden
Post Office Department
United States District
Stewart and Swartie
Cecern
Staley Francis
George C Holden
Joan He Mauser
W W Dixon
Mayer
Cortelyou
New York
Holden Saa Wonigny
Storey Holdent
Storey
Barrett
Philadelphia Record
Harrison J Barrett
Department of Justice
James Isner
Post Office
Storey Company
United States Assistant District
Liverpool
A F Stephens
A Henderson
Stephens & Henderson
Cotton Speculators
Kentucky
Hair
Stephens
America
Corporation
Broad Street
Chile Replies to Peru on Tacna and Arica Sovereignty
Lima reports Chile’s firm reply to Peru’s protest over Tacna and Arica, stating a decisive claim to sovereignty while probing not to wound Peru’s susceptibilities. Roosevelt aide Gummere delivers gifts to Wazan sheikhs for Perdicaris affair. Allen’s Foot-Ease advised for tired feet.
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Tacna and
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Roosevelt
Tangier
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Mula
Ali
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Shereefs
Wazan
Tribute to Adrian Iselin Remembrance at New Rochelle Pelham Masses
Special to The Washington from New Rochelle April 2 prayers were asked for Adrian Iselin the late millionaire banker though never Catholic he gave a million dollars to the church His exploits were praised by Protestant clergy at St Gabriel’s Church built by the Iselins Father Kelly urged male parishioners to form memorial resolutions for the Iselin family and a suitable tribute to his memory He is remembered for prayerful life wealth used for citizens and the parish prompting a memorial effort.
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Washington
New Rochelle
Pelham
Adrian Iselin
Iselin
St Gabriel's Church
Iselina
Thomas B Kelly
Father Kelly
Kelly
Four Killed in Southern Railway Crash Near Branchville
Four men died at the scene and a fifth was fatally injured in a collision on the Southern Railway near Badham below Branchville during dense fog. The wreck involved a through freight from Columbia to Charleston and a fast passenger train from Charleston to Columbia. Victims include Thomas Conlin, an experienced passenger-engineer, and four brakemen. Arthur Reed, freight engineer, suffered severe injuries. Reed’s watch was reportedly three minutes slow, cited as the wreck’s direct cause.
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Southern Railway
Badham
Columbia
Charleston
Thomas Conlin
Stokes
White
Adams and
Stephens
Arthur Reed
Hve Conlin
Southern
Reeds
Chinatown Dopers Freed After Doyers Street Bust
In New York Chinatown police raided a Doyers Street hideout, uncovering opium pipes and rubber tubes used for cocaine mixing. Twenty-eight suspects, including Moy Chin Moy Long Chin Gen Katie Stacey and Mabel Wilson, were discharged by Magistrate Cornell after an investigation into alleged gambling and narcotics activity.
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New York
Chinatown
Tombs
Corbett and
Curran
Miller
Doyers Street
Corbett
Willer
Moy Chin
Moy Long
Katie Stacey
Mabel Wilson
Tombs Court
Cornell
Five Die In Clark Mine Explosion At Jerome Arizona
In Jerome United Verde mine owned by Senator Clark, five men died and five were seriously injured as a blast followed heavy rains. Surface water reached fire areas, steam built, bulkheads failed, and the blast occurred during shift changes. Names of the dead include W Y Crofut E Ruf Peter Seder A J Haltadam and J I M Roe. Another item reports James McLaughlin found fatally stabbed on Angona Street in Butte, a mystery police suspect linked to a former sexual-prosecution case.
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Prescott
Ariz
United Verde
Jerome
Senator Clark
WY. W. Crofut
E Ruf
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A J Haltadam
JI M Roe
Soial
Washington
Butte
Mont
James McLaughlin
Angona Street
Djtlon
Banquet Jest on Chloroform Use at Osler Dinner
Chicago April 2 At the Osler banquet of the Physicians Club at the Sherman House jokers toasted chloroform as a cure for those past usefulness. Speakers including Dr William A Pusey and Bishop Falrows joked about retirement ages, while Franklin MacVeagh urged freeing the 5 percent of men who succeed. Narrator WOD Nesbit praised editors as long as others live, hinting at a last chloroform extra.
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Osler
Physicians’ Club
Sherman House
William Allen Pusey
Bishop Falrows
Franklin MacVeagh
W OD Nesbit
Daring Cavalry Raid Explores Kirin Front in War Report
Native reports from Manchuria recount Japanese cavalry detachments of 150 men each probing west of Mukden, reaching Kirin, and returning with 100 men from both units. They crossed lines and cut telegraphs, while Gen Mistchenko’s Russian force tightens contact. Official dispatches note renewed Russian drills and logistic efforts as fronts remain unsettled amid a widening theater.
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Mistchenko
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Russians Destroy Railroad Deeply in Manchuria
Dispatches from Manchuria report that Russians are destroying the railway more thoroughly than before, suggesting they do not expect to recover. The Ruslan center is retreating as Japanese forces follow, with no sign of a large scale fighting resumption soon.
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Washington Post
Tokyo
Manchuria
Commission Named to Probe Hipsang Sinking
A St Petersburg commission, to be chaired by M De Martens, has been appointed to examine compensation claims arising from the sinking of the British steamer Hipsang. The incident occurred July 16 near Pigeon Bay within the three mile limit, after the ship ignored signals and was shelled, then sunk by a Russian torpedo boat destroyer.
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M de Martens
Pigeon Bay
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Warsaw Riots Leave Four Dead In Dzika Street Clash
In Warsaw on April 2, a Jewish Bund demonstration led to a violent dispersal by police and troops. Four men were killed and about forty wounded, all Jews, as authorities reported volleys fired into the crowd. Proclamations and coercive fundraising by alleged violence supporters stirred fear and arrests.
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Dzika Street
The
Bund
Riots In Krugersdorp During Miner Strike
A serious disturbance occurred near Krugersdorp on Saturday linked to a Chinese miners strike. Police restored order after clashes left several officers and many Chinamen injured and numerous arrests were made.
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Johannesburg
Krugersdorp
Prince George in Trouble in Servia Rifle Incident
Special cable from Belgrade reports Prince George heir to the Servian throne in trouble after a rifle incident. Varying accounts claim an assassination attempt during a hunt, with one version saying the prince killed his attacker while another says he accidentally shot a gamekeeper in the face, blinding him.
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Washington Post
Vienne
Belgrade
Prince George of
Servia
Bomb attacker dies after Lodz clash and Szablowicz vow
Special Cable Dispatch reports a man who attacked Police Commissioner Szablowicz at Lodz died from sword wounds after the police officer who pursued him inflicted head wounds. Szablowicz suffered the loss of both feet in the blast and other injuries. In New York, Ralph Voorhees of New Jersey donated $10,000 to the American Tract Society. He also notes Piso’s Cure as a cold remedy.
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Warsaw
Szabalowicz
Lodz
Tract Society
New York
Ralph Voorhees
New Jersey
American Tract Society
President Starts West Today In Remote Travel
President begins a Westward itinerary as postal investigations raise questions about officials. The issue also notes antisemitic contention in Warsaw and fear-driven public action, with Nan Patterson’s brother speaking on raising funds for YMCA and tariff revision prospects.
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Nan Patterson
YAMCA
Bryan
News
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Maryland &—Financial Review
Bishop Moore
The Sunday Post Dominates Washington Advertising
The Sunday Post carried 199 columns of paid advertising yesterday, far more than rival papers in Washington. It shows a gain of thirteen columns from April 1904 and remains the city’s favored paper for merchants who read it through from cover to cover.
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Sunday Post
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the Post
Washington Merchants
Washingtonians
Tragic Pittsburg murder suicide ends in severed head
John C Walton killed his wife at her mother's East End home in Pittsburg then cut his own throat and died in a physician's office nearby. The crime followed months of separation and quarrels within the Walton and Hackett families. Walton, aged about thirty, had worked at Westinghouse in Wilmerding.
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John C. Walton
John C Walton
Walton
Hackett
Westinghouse Machine Company
Wilmerding
Lost from Lake Ferry in Algoma Wis mystery death
Edward Decker Jr managing director of Decker properties eight banks two newspapers several manufacturing concerns and railroad interests disappeared last night en route Ludington to Manitowoc on Pere Marquette Ferry No 18 It is supposed he was drowned He was thirty four years old He took powder for headache then went to rail seeking air and fell overboard
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Algoma Wis
Edward Decker, Jr
Decker
Ludington
Manitowoc
Exodus from Manila Sees Officials Flee to Baguet
Manila reports Gov Wright and Vice Gov Ide with families among first to depart the capital to escape heat. They head to Baguet where government will operate until cooler weather returns. Philippine Commission members and department clerks to follow. Dozens heading to Japan. cost of living at Baguet high, making it unpopular outside officials.
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Manila
Guv Wright
Gov Ide
Baguet
Philippine Commission
Japan
Skeleton on Mountain Believed to Be Jamison Remains
Skeleton found on Bald Eagle Mountain by hunting boys is believed to be Sherman Jamison, the murderer and fugitive who killed Officer Deegan in Renovo during a battle and escaped. Jamison led a lengthy chase last summer before vanishing. no identifying clues remain, only portions of clothing.
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Washington
Williamsport
Bald Eagle Mountain
Officer Deegan
Renovo
Jamison
Trail of Spiritual Clues Ties Iowa Farmer to Double Tragedy
In Audubon Iowa Mike Nelson long suspected of murdering wealthy farmer Francis Richardson is said to have killed his two daughters and then himself. A spiritualist medium claimed to reveal Nelson as the killer linking prior hints to the 6 year old murder and a later body finding. Neighbors report Nelson’s casual remarks before the tragedy and fear of being exposed by the trance predictably preceded the fatal act.
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Mike Nelson
Audubon
Iowa
Nelson
Washington
Des Moines
Francis Richardson
Richardson
Richard von
Mike Nelson Yesterdas
Dr Whites Narrow Escape on New Haven Express
Special to The Washington Post New York April 2 Dr Andrew T R White former Ambassador to St Peters burgh and to Berlin and ex president of Cornell narrowly escaped death Saturday while returning to New York from New Haven He sat in a parlor car when, near Rye, an opposing freight passed shedding glass and wood. His hat and clothing were cut, a window was struck, and investigators found no definite cause. Some suspect a rock or loose freight car door as the culprit.
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New York
Andrew TR White
St Petersburg
Berlin
Cornell University
New Haven
White
the & O'Clock Express
Rye
Dr White
Death from Fright Strikes Miss Mahel Rigney in St Joseph
In St Joseph Michigan Miss Mahel Rigney, a bright local woman, dies after a heart ailment worsened by a lightning shock that struck wires while she worked as a telephone exchange operator. Doctors report her heart displaced and rapid, with 142 pulsations per minute before death.
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Mahel Rigney
Eit
Paris
Bomb an April fool joke ends with injured man
Frederick Trebaunce of 448 Pearl Street was arrested after a street prank exploded a box harming Jerome Bermeria of Mulberry Street. Bermeria nearly lost three fingers, police interventions followed, Trebaunce discharged in Magistrate Cornell’s absence due to lack of a complainant. Norfolk and Newport News steamers advertised to New York.
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