Mystery Wedding Admits Elopement Under False Names
A restrained report details a marriage between a son of A P Crenshaw and Lida Tedrow with the bride’s widow sponsor claiming elopement under assumed names. The event, at Rokville, involved family questions about consent and ages, with verification sought from the groom’s Virginia school and Crenshaw relatives.
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Young Crenshaw Will
Virginia
Dil Myers Crenshaw
A P Crenshaw
Chesapeake and Fatamar Trlephore Company
Lida Tedrow
Charles D Tedrow
Interstate Commerce
Commission Mail
Soang Crenshaw
Min
Young Grenshaw
Renshaw
Mexico and Honduras Sign Treaty Amid Regional Tensions
Fragmentary report notes a signing involving Mexico and Honduras with mentions of officials and delegates. References to a mayor, undersecretaries, and a gunboat Pampnw suggest a maritime element. text is severely garbled with numerous OCR errors, leaving the core event unclear.
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Pba
Fo Homdur
Felon
Amboa
Merle
Postal
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Madrz
Thene Amman
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Vail
Amapala
T Y
Rembrandt Portrait Found in Berlin Gallery Scene
Berlin officials announce a discovered Rembrandt portrait, found beneath an unknown artist’s work. Prof Alois Hauser, after consultation with Prof Max Friedlaender and others, deems the piece authentic. Humphrey Ward reportedly bought the unknown painting in London for 1250 dollars. Privy Councillor Kappel plans to acquire it for over twenty-five times that sum.
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Berlin
Rembrandt
Alois Hauser
Royal Gallery
Hauser
Rhembrandt
Max .Friedlaender
Humphrey Ward
London
Privy
Kappel
Evans Down to a Shadow Prepare Her For Change
Paso Robles Cal April 9 While the rheusmatist has almost disappeared Rear Admiral Evans general condition has approved greatly Dr Mc Donnald and Lieut Phillips admit today that complications will make permanent improvement slow They declined to state nature of complications Admiral Evans cheerful this morning awaiting his wife and daughter Enans departure for Los Angeles The shock of his appearance expected but the loss of strength is noted San Francisco April 3 A wireless dispatch from Magdalens Bay reports the second torpedo boat flotilla arrived ahead of schedule in fine condition and the battleship fleet ready for duty The ships performed well during the long voyage proving seas worthiness and seizing time to occupy spare moments of the fleet crews The ships are ready for the turn up the California coast
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Vans
McDonnald
Lieut Phillips
Admiral Evans
Taent Enans
Los Angeles
Connecticut
Kmpton
San Frantisco
Magdalens Bay
California
PLAN TO HONOR EVANS AT EARTH IMMUNE CAMP MEETING
A meeting of Earth Immune Camp Spanish War Veterans members decided to plan a reception for Reat Animal Loans on his return to ins cit. A general arrangements committee will be appointed. It invited patriotic and semi military organizations in the Disi APH to participate. Newly elected officers were installed by Depart west command and muster ing officer.
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Ins Cit
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Depart West
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Tuatet
Ambassador Dies in Paris After Coronial Collapse
An Italian diplomat, who had long served as dean of the diplomatic corps and led the Italian delegation at the Second Peace Conference, died in Paris after suffering a hemorrhage aboard a tram. He had entered the diplomatic service after earning a law degree at Turin and represented Asian governments in various capitals. He previously served in Saint Petersburg, Athens, London, and other cities. The death occurred on February 12, following years of notable foreign service.
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Bern
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Turin
Jaws
Woaule Llsgae
Bruce Witness Convicted In Toke of Portland Case
Margaret Ham tensin was among principal witnesses to the alleged identity of the Token of Portland with Bruce and who was arrested March 7 charged with vital perjury and conspiracy. Found guilty today at Old Barley. Sentence to be handed down tomorrow.
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Witnesaes
Portland
T C Nruce Ant
Wital Perp
Paper Trust Fight on Speculation and Prosecution Likely
Capitol Hill debated the impact of a House resolution demanding reports from the Attorney General and the Secretary of Commerce and Labor on investigations into the International Paper Company, the paper trust. Republicans urged action under the Sherman law, noting no prosecutions have occurred, and pressed for clarity on why the administration has not moved against the trust while considering removing wood pulp duties.
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International Company
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Department of Justice
Drunks to Be Taken Home Says Harrisburg Leader
Special to the Washington Post from Harrisburg reports Major Meals, new executive, declares drunkenness a disease and outlines actions. Drunks observed will be taken to their homes rather than left in the gutter, with saloon owners assisting where possible. The aim is to shield the community and deter drunken behavior.
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le Washington
Larnahuig
Harrisbug
Hase
Waekapesa Innel
Cornerstone ceremony invites leaders of Americas
At a meeting of the Burmat of American Republics governing board the cornerstone for a new building was set for May 11 with invitations to President Roosevelt, Secretary Root, Brazilian Ambassador Ya huco, and Andrew Carnegie who gave 70 million. The program will be arranged by Root, the Mexican Ambassador and others, with a resolution inviting presidents of 21 American republics to attend or send expressions of sentiment.
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Ehbhu Root Joaquim Yahuco
Anton Carnegie
Root
Chile
Osta Tuca
John Gbourett
Cad
Jacksons Words Restored to Court Square Monument
Memphis officials announce the bust of Jackson will be repaired by the park commission to restore Andrew Jacksons historic words The Union must be preserved carved on the monument in Court Square a Confederate vandal had previously chiseled them away during the Civil War Co t Galloway notes renewed pride in the Union and supports reinstating the inscription.
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Russian Guns For Turks At Kars Fortress
Tiflis on Thursday May 12 reports fifty six heavy guns destined for the Kars fortress have passed through by railroad from Ruse. The move follows a memorandum by garrison officers citing weakness against possible Turkish attack. In Ontario Fort William police report Doukhobars parading naked. about forty shed clothing, fifteen remaining on streets, arrested and detained for trial.
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Ruse
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Ontario
Panama Aroused by Mass Protests Over Jurado Occupation
Crowds gathered at Santa Anna Plaza for a mass meeting protesting the occupation of Jurado by Colombian forces. Patriotic speeches urged actions against Colombians in the isthmus and condemned the treaty with Colombia. A procession with Panamanian flags marched through the city cheering President Amador, Foreign Secretary Arias, and Panaman envoy Arango.
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Panama
Santa Anna Plaza
Colombia
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Arias
Jose A. Arango
Washington
Delaware solid for Gray in Delaware convention
Philadelphia press reports say Delaware Democrats remain solid for Judge George Gray of Wilmington. The Devon county convention will likely instruct six national delegates and alternates to back Gray for the presidency, with Bryan supporters waning and Kent Sussex and Newcastle counties showing unity. A split in the Democratic League may still occur despite the statewide drift toward Gray. Philadelphia organizers also launched the Gray for president campaign in Pennsylvania with an executive committee and pledges to pursue the Denver nomination.
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George Gray
Bryan
Josiah Marvel
Ray
Newcastle County
Dover
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Sussex County
Democratic League
Anti Ray
Philadelphia
United States
Georges Gray
Pennsylvania
George Gray League
Judge Gray
Capitol Gossip On Minnesota Politics And Capitol Figures
A Washington gossip column surveys Minnesota political claims by Dr Savage boosting Gov Johnson, notes Beveridge’s quips about Tillman, and cites Rockefeller’s Augusta plans and Negro church donations. It also recalls Langdon Smith’s death and a playful Capitol exchange among Carter Hale Hopkins and Cullom. A letter to Carter urges senators to back the Eats savings bank and Crumpacker bills.
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Grace le
Hardwick
Georgia
New York
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Augusta
M. Rockefeller
Sand Hill
Langdon Smith
Congress
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Haaut
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Montara
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Cultom
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Aroun
Hale
Bi Hopkins
Hale Hopkins Carter
Gallinger
Senator Cullom
Morning Mail
Senator Carter
Eats Savings Bank
Women Steal Tray of Gems in Busy Jewelry Store
Two women robbed Boyd Park Jewelry Store in Salt Lake City as customers filled the shop, making off with a tray of diamonds and precious stones valued at 6100. No arrests reported.
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Eweiry
Boyd Park
Tha Tobbary
Heinze To Try Again After Failures In New York
Special to The Washington Post recounts Augustus Heinze’s shift from copper mining to finance and stocks. He abandons New York efforts to return West, aiming to settle debts and restart fortunes near Salt Lake, with ties to Ohio Copper Company and properties in five states. Once a Butte idol, his influence wanes as institutions fail.
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Washington Post
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Yritz Augustus Heinze
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Broadway
Ohio Copper Company
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Standard Oil
Otto
Arthur P
Boston
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Guarded Against Reds Meyer Safety Threatened
Postmaster General Meyer travels to Boston with Secret Service following anarchist threats linked to Paterson letters Vowing vengeance. Cabinet guards tightened as authorities probe La Question Sociale stemming from Paterson publication. Plainclothes officers monitor Meyer home. several suspects questioned.
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Meyer
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Paterson
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Prominent Lawyer William De Taos Takes Own Life
Poughkeepsie WX reports that William De Taos, a Civil War veteran and noted attorney, died by inhaling gas in an apparent suicide. A long, philosophical note found on his bureau reveals a coherent statement of despair, disbelief in transcendent claims, and a request for forgiveness from those who care for his remains.
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William de Taos
Ins Bureau
Lottery promoters fined in Cincinnati court case
In Cincinnati Ohio on April 1 United States Judge Cochran fined Mortis Richmond and six others over Kentucky lottery charges. Richmond paid 1010 dollars. others faced penalties around 200 dollars each. The men confessed to stopping their lottery activities. government agent Wilks led the probe, with drawings held in Fort Erie and papers found in Cincinnati, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and New York.
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Agere Wating
Mortis Richmond
Corre
Kentucky
ATL Pledeq
United States
Cochran Wm Covington
Forever
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JR Jameson
Charles Wells
Janey Long
Wormstrong
Lewis Gitto
Young Artist Honored For Small Painting Exposits
A nineteen year old native of Russian Poland named Davidson earned a place in the spring exhibition of the National Academy of Design. After years of hardship he worked in a Third Avenue studio making reproductions of family photos in bulk. He saved to buy a bust of Apollo and created charcoal drawings from it. Two years ago he joined night classes at the National Academy of Design. His tiny work titled Evening Shadows measures eight by nine inches.
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Poland
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Crayen Ot
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National Academy of Design
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Powers Will Leave Haiti and Quiet Returns
The British cruiser Cressy will depart Port au Prince on Saturday followed two days later by the German cruiser Bremen. After their departure only the American cruiser Des Moines and the gunboats Marietta and Paducah remain on guard. Haitian Minister Leger said a government telegram reported quiet again prevails, while he accuses disquieting news from Port au Prince of being spread by those seeking to mislead the American people for their own ends.
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Port Au Prince
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Consular School urged by Justice Harlan at Philadelphia meeting
Dr Richard Harlan of Washington son of Supreme Court Justice Harlan addressed the Trades League board of directors urging the National College of Political Sciences linked to George Washington University be established with a consular and diplomatic training school. He called for special provisions and warned the country’s business safety hinges on such a school. The league directors adopted a resolution opposing the Aldrich currency bill and supporting the Fowler bill as a substitute in the House.
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Harlan
Washington D
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Trades League
National College of Political Sciences
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Washington
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Treaty suits England in arbitration pact welcome from America
The arbitration treaty between America and Great Britain, cabled from America, is well received here. Politicians and colonial affairs followers applaud the clause allowing Great Britain to reserve the right to obtain concurrence of the dominion before concluding any agreement affecting its self governing dominion.
Fanchon Reveries at a French Café in The Saturday Evening Post
George Randolph Chester crafts a vivid vignette set in a small French café. Readers sense atmosphere through Pierre the chef’s sputtering stove and the clever lobster that lingers in memory, prompting the name Fanchon as a touchstone of the piece.
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Saturday Evening Post
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