Roosevelt hunts coyote as bear plan reshaped at Colorado camp
Lawton Oklahoma April 1 President Roosevelt joins John Abernathy in a coyote chase and plans to begin the Colorado camp near New Castle after a bear hunt tied to Huntsman Hills. The trip includes a special train to the Rockies and a guarded schedule with Ministerial guests, while a Taft supporters’ prayers ask divine protection for the president.
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John Abernathy
Abernathy
Wood Springs
Dent Roosevelt
Huntsman
New Castle
Difteer Milux
Redstone
Stutter
Goff
Borranged
Hiver Plateau
Johnson
Huntsman Hills
John R. Osgeot
Jack rabbit hunt set for Burgess pasture north of town
Pilgrims from the East will be led by Sam Davidson, the former Republican lieutenant governor candidate, on a hunt arranged to entertain visitors awaiting the President and to provide Theodore Roosevelt with souvenirs from the jack rabbit country. A barbecue is planned for tomorrow after the return from the pasture. The Hoo Hoo secret order, allied with the Lumbermen's Association, will meet tomorrow night with Secretary Joeb to be initiated as an honorary member.
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Burgess Pasture
Sam Davidson
Theodore Roosevelt
Lumbermen’s Association
Jt.joeb
New Consul Named at St Pierre Miquelon as Warships Gather
The British foreign office appoints Consul Hampson at St Pierre Miquelon under the 1904 Anglo French treaty. French consul at St Johns gains exequatur. British and French warships, plus possible American vessels, expected this summer to patrol the French shore amid tensions over fishing rights and the 1818 treaty. Durand reports talks with Washington on fisheries questions. Government has not considered sending ships to Canadian waters.
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British Foreign Office
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Mortimer Durand
State Department
Washington
London
Smiths Arrive in New York as Extradition Proceeding Continues
Smith and wife, indicted with Nan Patterson for conspiring to obtain money from Caesar Young, arrived in New York after abandoning voluntary extradition. They were escorted from Grand Central after a Cincinnati arrest and will be arraigned tomorrow. Limberger says Smith’s testimony will aid Patterson’s case. No confession reported. officials emphasize no coercion.
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Texas
Shay
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Miss Patterson
Washington
Montreal
Mr. Garvan
Herbert KR. Limberger
Mr. Limberger
District Attorney's Office
Stern
Mystery of ships junction points in doubt
Saigon and Pealo Condor Are Islands Both Suggested. Japanese cruisers isolated. Russians may move to form a squadron juncture in the Straits of Sunda. Reports from Batavia Manila Singapore and St. Petersburg discuss movements, speeds, and potential battle plans involving Rojestvensky and Togo with various vessels and reconnaissance.
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Straits of Formosa
Togo
British naval officers identify Russian fleet movements
Telegraph correspondent notes officials name Alexander Borodine Kniaz Suvaroff Orel Gislabya Navarin and Sissol Veliky as part of the fleet passage. Denial that Russian warships at Muntok amid conflicting reports of their location and destination. Dispatches from Batavia suggest anchored off Anambas Islands with a possible move toward Saigon or French Cochin China. Tokyo sources hint Poole Conifer Islands in the China Sea. Dutch squadron ordered to Anambas to enforce neutrality. Kelung closed to foreign ships, signaling Togo may use it as a base.
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Japan to Field Over One Million Man Army by Autumn
Tokyo reports Japan plans a major reorganization to boost military strength beyond a million in the field by autumn. The fighting force is seen around 700,000 with anticipated gains in infantry artillery and cavalry. Enhanced arsenals and captured weapons raise artillery quality to challenge Russia. rail improvements aim to seize Harbin and press eastern campaigns.
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Japanese Land Reinforcements for Vladivostok Operations
Japanese forces hold the line at Sytzyatchi Changtufu and Katpungomu as direct southward advance pauses. Chinese reports claim 30,000 Japanese landed at Dalny in March and six divisions are forming to strike Vladivostok and Sakhalin. The plateau east of the Mandarin road features hills and streams, with rich forage and wood stores discovered by arriving troops. A fierce thaw and gale produce dust, risking illness among tented troops. The Pennsylvania Railroad Atlantic City Special resumes Washington to Atlantic City runs April 15 to 17, with through service via the Bridge Route, daily except Sunday.
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Atlantic
Trouble in the Glub Iwo Speakers Send Regrets
New York April 11 Washington Post reports the Democratic Club Jetteston Day dinner will feature Judge Parker but Senators Carmack and Newlands cannot attend. Parker asked for twenty five minutes, a length extended though others objected. Van Wyck prominence stirs club factional tensions and concerns over campaign turning the club into a political machine ahead of McClellan’s possible renomination.
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August van Wyck
Democratic Party
Throat Cut While He Slept in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn New York Camilo Sarano nineteen was slain when a rear window was broken and his throat cut. The suspect Paul Catilino fifty six, a former employee, is being sought as police note long standing disputes. Devotee Genera seventeen bed companion awoke to a pool of blood and the murder scene. The Nelson-Olive sale is listed at Sloan's.
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Camilo Saraono
Brooklyn
Saraono
Paul Catilino
Genera
Venezuelan Crisis Deepens as Castro Refuses Arbitration
President Castro rebuffs U S arbitration demand on Bermudez and Olcott cases, insisting Venezuela will keep disputes in its courts. Caracas reports note continued tensions with the United States while Castro cancels interior debt interest and considers debt figures flagged by European creditors.
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Alejandro Ybarra
American State Department
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Q Orinoco Steamship Company
Barge
Holland
Washington
New York & Bermudez
Board of Arbitration
Willlemsted
Island
Curacao
France
Disconto Bank
President's Hunting Exploits Castro's Defiant Answer
From page one of today’s issue a digest of leading items includes President’s hunting exploits and Castro’s defiant posture, plus the mystery about the Russian fleet. Also noted is Senator Mitchell arraigned and brief court mentions.
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Trust Secrets Bared in Big Packers Grand Jury Probe
Chicago April 1 1 A federal grand jury probe into the beef trust deepens as eight trunks seized from First National Bank vaults reveal alleged secret dealings of the Actual Trading Company. Witnesses G H Godfrey Cowan and Cowan reportedly fled to Toronto. Delevan Frazee and J A Howard testified. twenty more trunks are believed secured. Porter's Chicago mission noted.
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Godfrey
Canada
Delevan Frazee
National Packing Lompany
J. A. Howard
New York
Secret Service Department
Porter
State Senator Hipp slain in Alabama land dispute
Cullman April 11 State Senator R L Hipp an attorney was shot and killed while Deputy Sheriff J H Dunlap was fatally wounded by John W Williams twenty miles east of Cullman as they went to oust Williams from land won in a lawsuit Williams shot Hipp in the head and Dunlap through the breast then stayed in the house vowing to die a posse of 40 to 50 men went to capture him Williams, about 50, from a large family, remains at large
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Cullinan
Homes Blown Up by Enemies in Blossburg Strike
In Blossburg Alabama today dynamite exploded on the porch of the Alexander home, killing ten year old daughter of Alexander and injuring two of his children. William Cate and a white miner Alexander were nonunion workers. The strike by union miners has persisted since last summer.
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Baby Smothered by Dog in Montana Farmhouse
Special to The Washington Post. In Butte Montana on April first a three month old baby girl, child of miner John Finnegan, was killed by a large mastiff pup that leaped onto the bed and smothered the infant. The mother slept through the attack until the father returned from work and found the dog still atop the child, dead for some time.
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Mitchell Abatement Plea in Land Entry Bribery Case
Senator John H. Mitchell pleads not guilty and enters a plea in abatement charging errors by the late federal grand jury. The hearing covers alleged juror disqualifications and procedural flaws while other defendants also seek abatement in conspiracy charges tied to speeding land entries. Hearing set for Friday in Helena and District Attorney Heney objects to late filings.
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Hutter Creek
Tive Stock and Timber Company
Hermann Confident After Indictments In Land Frauds
Representative Binger Hermann, indicted in Oregon for land fraud complicity and in Portland for destroying public records while General Land Office Commissioner, left for Portland and expected trial notification. He stayed in Washington post adjournment hoping for a fall term trial, calling the destruction charge trivial and blaming Secretary Hitchcock for personal animosity.
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Portland
Hermann
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Hitchcock
Dismissal of Secretary and Jury Room Secrets Reported
Portland private secretary to Senator John H Mitchell, Harry C Robertson, has been dismissed by the senator amid a grand jury witness session. J Mitchel Handy of Portland, grandson of the Oregon senator, appointed to the vacancy. Also notes Roosevelt’s invitation to speak at Chautauqua on August 11 and mentions Haddad Bros. auction with art sales at Brown and Tolson.
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