Roosevelt Campaign Stop Opens in Fort Worth Texas
President Roosevelt's party, including Secretary Loeb, arrived at Fort Worth after a hunting trip at Blue Mount Ranch. Loeb hunted rabbits and jacks, planted a hackberry tree, gave a speech, and attended a barbecue. The event featured hog, lamb, and duck barbecued fare with local dignitaries and a ceremonial initiation into local Hoo Hoos.
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Trinidad
Guv McDonald
Party of
National Guardsmen
Loeb
Panther Springs
Blue Mount Ranch
Fort Worth
Notice of Marriage and Death Insertion Request
A fragmented notice lists newspapers including Boston Buffalo Courier Public Ledger and others as potential outlets for advertising a marriage and death insertion. It mentions an application and extra charges for either or all listed papers and appears to reference multiple city papers and dispatch providers.
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Enulsa
Toy Whnague
Nornay
LOK Tives
Boston
Lore Buffalo Ourier Ciy Small Enquirer Chicacorp
Gerald Prit
Adelphia Public Ledger
Petts
ARC Dispatch
Rochester Herald
Louis
Fall Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribene Levrland Plain Dealer
Belasco Charges Denied In Warfield Partnership Case
New York on April 13 brief trial resolution denies playwright David Belasco claims that Klaw and Erlanger co owned a partnership with David Warfield in The Auctioneers. Erlanger testifies Belasco sought a private interview five years ago and complained of poor treatment at Frohman’s hands. He says Belasco never trusted Warfield and could booking stars in independent theaters, with James K Hackett as administrator, without control by the combination in major cities.
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New York
David Belasco
Klaw and
Erlanger
Belasca
Frohman
Belasco
Tim
David Warfield
Belasto
James K Hackett
Boston
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Chicago
San Francisco
Hackett
Spotted Fever Strikes Multiple Victims Across Regions
Reports from Wilkesharre and nearby areas detail several spotted fever deaths including Mrs W G Herring and ten-year-old Stephen Gibrino. Health officers impose precautions as cases rise in the last ten days. In Chicago a new meningitis case, M E Auland, arrives from Norway via Boston. Newport News notes Bramwell Hay, seven, son of shipyard foreman John Hay, dies of spotted fever, signaling potential epidemic concerns.
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Wilkeshharre
W G Herring
Supi Herring
Lemgh and Wilkesharre Coal Company
Spinat Meningitia
Stephen Gibrino
Nanticoke
Chicago
Health Department
M E Auland
Norway
Boston
Tabitha Itospital
Newport News
Bramwell Hay
John Hay
Washington Dessau Dead at Court Address
Washington Dessau of Wacon, prominent Georgia lawyer and former Georgia Bar Association president, died of apoplexy while addressing the Georgia Supreme Court. Born in Macon in July 182, he graduated from the University of Georgia in 1870, served as electoral college member in 1881, and attended the Democratic National Convention in 1838. Albuquerque, N M April 12 Welipe Chaves, grandson of Francisco Xavier Chaves, former New Mexico governor, died at his home in Belen after a cerebral hemorrhage. Chaves, likely the territory’s wealthiest citizen, valued at 1 to 2 million dollars.
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Atlanta
Washington
Dessau
Wacon
Georgia Bat
Supreme Court of
Macon
University of Georgia
Georgia Bar Association
Electoral College
Ini
Georgia
Albuquerque
Welipe Chaves
Francisco Xavier Chaves
New Mexico
Jose Chaves
United States
Belen
Bele Iged
Chaves
Gates Father Dying Amid Wheat Market Turmoil
Special to The Washington Post Chingo April 12 John W Gates reached Chicago on the way to St Charles to bid a last farewell to his dying father. Wheat cargoes bought for next month delivery hovered around 20 000 to 300 001 bushels as market prices wavered while speculators pressed toward St Charles to offer condolences.
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Washington Post
John W Gates
Chicago
St Charles
Ur Gates
Licensed to Marry in Virginia and Pennsylvania couples listed
A fragment lists marriages or licenses linked to Loyd W Brooks Florrie J Brooks Louis D Wilson Josephine Mo Peterson Charles R Locks Alice V Jones Augustus K Craddock Iva L Shaat Paul H Herndon Anna L Herndon William A Bowle Carrie L Latney Carrel Beale Mabel Wilson Robert J Mullen Elizabeth Hunter and others from Virginia Pennsylvania and beyond in a clipped notice.
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Loyd W Brooks
Florrie J. Brooks
Lvania County
Louis D Wilson
Josephine Mo Peterson
Charles R Locks
Lander Pa
Alice V Jones
Wilderness Va
Augustus K. Craddock
Petersburg, Va
Iva L Shaat
Richmond Va
Paul H Herndon
Tampa
Anna L. Herndon
Wiliam A
Bowle
Carrie L. Latney
Carrel Beale
Mabel Wilson
Robert J. Mullen
Elizabeth Hunter
Health Office Record List of Patients and Ages
Health Office records show patients 2 months to 76 years with names such as Mary Adams Michael Canty William Cook Elizabeth Fry William Mattingly and others. Locations include Anns Infant Asylum Freedmens Hospital Washington Asylum Hospital and addresses like 906 11g st nw 1243 7th st nw and 2220 gin at nw.
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Mary Adams
T Anns
McKinley Crown
St Nw
Michael Canty
Hetre
William Cook
Limerike
William A Disner
Clarence
Smiths Plead Friday Nan and Sister Meet in Jail
New York reports Morgan Smith and Nan Patterson, tied to a conspiracy charge with Caesar Young's death, will defer pleas until Friday. They remain in custody, bail set at 5000, while grand jury minutes are reviewed. Nan Patterson requested to join in the motion. Ivan Patterson visits prison. siblings Julia and Dan O Reilly appear, and Randolph Patterson appeals for keeping the sisters together. Witnesses Hy man Stern and Hewett attend. trunk contents from Cincinnati are examined by the district attorney.
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New York
Morgan Smith
Cincinnati
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Court of General Sessions
Pgp
Smiths
Abraham Levy
Trand
Rand
Levy
Patterson
Foster
Tombs
Smith
Ivan Patterson
Dan O Reilly
Bridge of Sighs
Julia
Miss Patterson
Mother
Randolph Patterson
Trynn
Hyman Stern
Hewett Hewett
Young
Kired
Stein
Smith Stern
District Attorney 5
Hay Bond Convention In Senate Prospects Seen
In St Johns April 12 Premier Bond signals possible clause to suspend act by governor and council if needed. Washington talks focus on Bond Hay treaty with US Senate likely to ratify, amid cautious administration stance on New England opposition and Canadian fisheries. Canadian issues and discussions with Sir Mortimer Durand and Lord Lansdowne loom over forthcoming talks.
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American Senate
St. Johns
N F
Bond
United States Senate
Mortimer Durand
Washington
Lord Lansdowne
London
Hey
New England
Hugh Bond
Senate
Evans guest of Pilgrims farewell dinner in London
Former American consul general Henry Clay Evans is toasted at the Savoy Hotel by Justice Darling and a gathering of peers and officials including Lord Fairfay Lord Harms Sir H Seaton Karr Sir A L Jones and others. Evans bids friends farewell, thanking them for support as he plans a continental tour before returning to America.
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London
Henry Clay Evans
Savoy Hotel
Justice Darling
King's Bench Division
High Court of Justice
Lord Fairfay
Lord Harms
Bombay
H Seaton Karr
A K Rolht
A L Jones
Liverpool Ship Owners Association
Charles T Yirkes
Robert P Porter
John R Carter
John H Beacon
Evans
Darling
United States
Great Britain
Ambassador Choate
Mrvans
Miss Evans
Continent
Honev
America
Frick Declines Cabinet and Canal Commission Offer
Pittsburg financier Henry C Frick says he has no ambition for public office and would not accept a cabinet post or a place on the Isthmian Canal Commission. President Roosevelt valued his services but Frick remained firm in his decision, with no change of mind.
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Henry C Frick
Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Frick
Isthmian Canal Commission
Leslie M Shaw
Treasury
Senator Knox
White House
Radical reform wins in Michigan House primary vote
In Lansing on April 12 the radical primary reform bloc secured a 53 to 42 committee of the whole victory, substituting the Dickson statewide primary reform bill for the Double-Ivory local option measure. The Dickson plan makes primaries for governor and lieutenant governor and extends compulsory primaries to all counties, with no changes to congressional nominations.
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Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Dickson
Congress
Tribute to Roosevelt and other European notes from April dispatches
Liberal Unionist meeting in London hails Roosevelt as a great president and urges closer ties with Canada via reciprocity while considering British markets. Also reports cardinals expected, a St Petersburg case against an assassin, a Cherbourg luminous sea phenomenon, Pittsburgh line railroad changes, and arrivals and sailings of several ocean steamers.
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Chamberlain
Jondon
Joseph Chamberlain
Liberal Unionist Club
London
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Cherbourg
Lost finger in fight at Good Hope near Anacostia
In an altercation between two colored women Maggie Simms allegedly bit off Bessie Henson's left little finger at Good Hope. Simms was arrested and released after $20 collateral. Henson was treated at a drug store by Dr Moss. The finger was severed cleanly. The mothers fought as the children quartered and the row escalated. The National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club formed a permanent organization at 910 Pennsylvania Ave. It solicited bids for a 20 yard range and a shooting house. Over 400 names signed as prospective charter members. Officers elected: President J Bunn, Vice President Col E J Dimmick, Secretary Lieut W Milton Arrow, Treasurer William E Benton, Trustees May A Sylvester, Dr J A Watson, Capt Alexander Ferree, Maj J Ell.
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Good Hope
Anacostia
Maggie Simms
Bessie Henson
Simms
Moss
National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club
Pennsylvania Avenue
Committee On Range
Col Randall
Fk E Butterfield
Congress Heights
J . Bunn
E J Dimmick
W Milton @arrow
William E. Benton
May A Sylvester
J A Watson
Alexander Ferree
Maj Jell
Mrs Armit Asks Divorce Prominent Newport Figure
Evelyn Braintree Armit sues Robert Lees Armit for divorce over desertion. Daughter of the policy king Al Adams, she has been a Newport social figure, living at the Warren cottage and showing dogs at Casino Forse events. She and her husband, now in Guanajuato, were married about five years ago in a runaway marriage. He is not expected to contest. In Chicago, Mrs Ralph Hill shot her husband and drank acid, with both faces critical, at the Sea ward Public School principal’s home.
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al” Adams
Newport
Washington Post
Newport R J
Supreme Court
al' Adams
Evelyn Braintree Armitt
Robert Lees Armit
Robert Lees Armit, and It Is Understood That the Grounds Are Desertion Mrs Armit
Warren
Newnport
Cornell
Mr. Armit
Guanajauto
Mexico
el Paso
Cheyenne
Mourt Country
Colorato Springs
Armit
Casino Forse
Chicago
Ralph Hill
Benjamin T. Hill
Seaward
Robbery suspects arrested after butter theft at Oyster store
Detectives Pratt and Hartigan detained Lomsonngon anawnaries and an unnamed companion after a James Oyster store burglary. About 200 pounds of butter were stolen. Brown allegedly drove a wagon with the butter in South Washington. May Foy, a 55-year-old Chinese immigrant, was hospitalized after an assault at a Connecticut avenue laundry.
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Lomsonngon
Pratt
Hartigan
James Oyster
Johnson
Brown
Oyster
Washington
Robbery Reported at Coal Dealer E H Hughes
E H Hughes coal yard at 302 B street northeast reports a theft of about 25 dollars from the office cash drawer yesterday afternoon. A negro entered to order two tons of coal to 138 Ninth street northeast, later found invalid. The clerk handled the order while the theft occurred. Wagon and lamp post damaged in separate incident. a horse pulling a Lindsey Lewis wagon at 724 Eleventh street northwest bolted, collided with a post near Second and Virginia, overturning the wagon. Driver unhurt. horse captured.
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E & H Hughes
B Street
Hughes
Ninth Street
Lindsey Lewis
Eleventh Street
Second
Virginia Avenue
Fourth Street
Graves Faces Perjury Trial in Criminal Court No. 1
Harvey Graves stood trial yesterday before Justice Wright and a jury on charges of perjury. The indictment cites his sworn false testimony in the Jesse Parker housebreaking case. Attorneys J McDowell Carrington and Thomas Walker defend Graves as the grand jury weighs the swearing incident.
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Harvey Graves
Justice Wright
Graves
Wright
Jesse Parker
J .McDowell Carrington
Thomas Walker
Warehouse Receipts as Bankable Paper Lecture
The Washington Chapter of Bank Clerks met at 1214 F street with many members and guests. Albert M Reed of the American Security and Trust Company spoke on warehouse receipts as bankable paper, citing Joseph in Egypt and noting vast stored goods and rising cold storage values. He urged banks to expand use of warehoused assets as collateral, alongside real estate and securities.
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Washington
Bank Clerks
F Street
Albert M Heed
American Security and Trust Company
Warehousemen’s Association
Joseph
Egypt
Reed
Children of Alfred Moore Testify in Support Case
Alfred T Moore, an employee of the Patent Office, faces a police court charge of neglecting two minor children. His wife Mabala Moore, separated from him, will testify as the case continues with the children brought into court to speak on their living arrangements and reasons for returning to the mother.
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Alfred ‘T. Moore
Alfred T Moore
Patent Office
Moore
Mabala Moore
Scott
Assault charge lands man in jail in Colored woman case
William Lancaster, a colored man, was committed to jail in default of $2000 bond by Judge Scott on luring Emma Wilkinson into his house and assaulting her with a shovel and poker last week. The woman, injured and with a paned head, testified the incidents, while Lancaster pleaded not guilty.
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William Lancaster
Scott
Emma Wilkinson
Lancaster
Hovse
Date for OBrien trial set for April seventeenth
Justice Wright announced that unless defense and District Attorney Beach reach a suitable trial date, John L OBrien charged with embezzlement may face a hearing April 17 in Criminal Court No 1. Senator Thurston cites debt to Mitchell case and illness of Mrs OBrien as reasons for postponement.
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Justice Wright
Justices Wright
Criminal Court No 1
John L Obrien
Frank Hume
Beach
Hamilton
O Brien
John M Thurston
Wright
Mitchell
Oregon
Thornton
O’brien
Lambert and Baker
Thurston
Are Your Kidneys Weak A Kidney Remedy Ad Fact Sheet
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a world famous kidney remedy. It claims most diseases originate in kidney disorders and cites testimonials including Mrs A L Walker. It offers a free sample bottle and book by mail, urging readers to send address to Kilmer Co Bangham NY and noting hospital use and physician recommendations.
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Washington Daily Post
Kilmers
A L Walker
East
Lindenst
Atlanta
DE. Kilmer & CO
Binghamton, NY
Swamp-Root
Swamp Root
Kilmer & Co Bangham
N.Y
Washington Daly
Three Women Sent to Workhouse for Disorderly House
William Lee was arraigned in Police Court before Judge Scott on charges of keeping a disorderly house. Police testified they raided a Halldale street residence last week finding Lee and three intoxicated women dancing and singing. The women were sent to the workhouse for sixty days. Lee pleaded not guilty and demanded a jury trial.
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Scott
Yester
Fifth Precinct
Lies
Halldale
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