Roosevelt Visit Stirs Crowds in Colorado and New Mexico
Large Colorado crowds at Santa Fe station greet President Roosevelt returning from Texas as veterans and Grand Army of the Republic line the platform. He praises children and irrigation policy, receives a hunting license from Gov. McDonald, and travels toward New Mexico amid cheers and guards.
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Texas
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Colo
Santa Fa Station
Roose
Hunt Bears
Grand Army
Fryers
Linams
Chamber of 1
Ani
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Vis
Glenwood
Newcasle
Furble Cal
Pueblo
Roousevelt
Union
Roosevelt
Scnootelo
Fee
Chile
Presi Cone Russel
U Ted
Vmervor H B Brown
Solaer
Trinidad
Colorado and Southern
Calorte
New Mexico
Jesse F McDonald
Ofolorado Andis
Exesutis Folsom
Foose Sell
Pexline
OWS
Teo
Ato J
Prince Henry of Prussia insulted after toll bridge incident
Berlin reports Prince Henry of Prussia halted in an automobile on the Hamburger bridge to pay tolls. A motorman blocked a street car to avoid a collision and allegedly insulted the prince. The state attorney’s office investigates the motorman for insulting the prince as the Volunteer Automobile Corps heads to Altona for the annual parade with Prince Henry leading.
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Berlin
Prince Henry
Prussia
Hamburger Bridge
Hamburg
Wringe
State Attorney’s Office
Volunteer Automobile Corps
Altona
Bergedorf
Alona
New York Assembly Denies Aldermen Franchises Power
Albany April 14 bills to strip the New York City board of aldermen of authority to grant franchises and vest it in the board of estimate and apportionment. Senate has passed, awaiting mayoral approval. City Hall excitement follows as Alderman Sullivan denounces the move, saying the public interest was protected from the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel project, while Kisberg bills are cited.
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Assembly
Albany
New York City
Five Boroughs
New York
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Sullivan
Pennsylvania Fiailroad
Kisberg
Special Grand Jury Session Probes Beef Trust Usual Indictments Expected
A federal grand jury in Chicago will reconvene in the new Federal Building for a secret session to examine a mysterious woman witness and a man sought by a government writ. Packers executives are detained in Montreal, with rumors of Europe travel as subpoenas are served. Dallas lawmakers report a beef trust conspiracy and urge a 5.0 allocation to the attorney general to prosecute the alleged anti trust violations.
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Washington Post
Federal Grand Jury
Secret Service
Montreal
Canada
Europe
T FE Jones
Armour & Co
Richard P Lane
Aa R Fay
Swift & Co
F A Spink
National Packing Company
Fred Wilbur
C Coffin
Dallas Tex
Gereral
Thurston backs maritime leadership at Waldorf meeting
At the American Maritime League session in New York the organization’s president John M Thurston expressed full confidence in the league and its officers. He noted the league’s enlistment of prominent figures including Gov Douglas and Taft era officials, pledged personal responsibility for funds, and defended expenditures amid scrutiny. An auction sale at Haddad Bros. followed, listing rug items and continuing through that day.
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New York
American Maritime League
Waldorf-Astoria
John M Thurston
Nebraska
Thurston
League
H K Pommery
Guv Douglas
Massachusetts
Taft
Morton
Thornton
Hooker Under Fire for Moral Fitness in Albany Arraignment
In Albany on April 14, Frank W Stevens for the Jamestown Bar Association condemned former Congressman Warren B Hooker and Justice Beavers over alleged post office grafts and favoritism in Fredonia and Dunkirk. He urged removal for unfitness, citing breached trust, improper appointments, and a conspiracy against the government.
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Warren B Hocker
Fredonia
Supreme Court
Dunkirk
Chautauqua County
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Frank W Stevens
Jamestown Bar Association
Justice Hooker
Stevens
Steven
Bar Association
Cas de
United States
Natron
Maurice Hooker
Hooker
State Normal School
Washington
George W Beavers
Beavers
Melvin H Taylor
Warren B Hooker
Taylor
Waa Us Tool
Stevene
Avas
Sherman
Katherine Kirk
Fort Plain
Curley
Clark
John Paul Jones Body Identified by French Experts
Paris experts confirm the remains found in the abandoned St Louis Cemetery are those of John Paul Jones founder of the American navy. Amb. Porter reports the body is well preserved in a lead coffin, with autopsy showing disease known to have Mr. Jones, and plans to transport the admiral to Arlington National Cemetery for a fitting U.S. burial.
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Bety
Congress
Porter
Paul Jones
Washington
Gen Porter
Col Bailly- Blanchard
Wels
Medical
Cat. Blackden
United States
Haiking
Taily
Dea Alma
Ambassador Porter
John Paul Jones
State Department
Twat
National Cemetery
Arlington
Moody
France
Mortyn
European
Easy Come Easy Go Prospector Spends Fortunes in Goldfield
Ed ward Chase, after twenty years of hard labor, won thirty five thousand dollars in cash. In six days he lavishly spent the amount at Goldfield Nevada pouring wealth into saloons, bars, and gambling houses before leaving for another prospecting trip.
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Washington Post
Nev
Edward Chase
Chase
Chace
Confessed Crimes by Chicago Man Tells Police He Is Guilty
Chicago April 14 Frank Lizzo a young man arrested for a minor offense declared to police he had committed two murders shot one man who recovered and had committed nine robberies and burglaries An investigation will be made.
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Chicago
Frank Lizzo
Tamam
Lizzo
Farewell to Choate Tribute by British Bench and Bar
Lord Chancellor Halsbury delivers tribute to American Ambassador Choate at a landmark Inns of Court gathering. Choate, lauded as consummate advocate and great diplomat, reflects on US-UK relations and vows to maintain friendship. Also notes Choate’s May farewell at Lord Mayor’s, and plans for his May 23 departure for New York. plus notices on Booker T Washington engagement and Cleveland political petition.
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London Inns of Court
Halsburys
Choate
Middle Temple
Inns of Court
R. B Finlay
Great Britain
Inns
England
Queen Victoria
King Edward
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bench
Bar
United States
Mr. Choate
New York
Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Burton
Johnson
President Greeted at Pueblo and Other Fronts
A condensed page one summary notes President's reception at Pueblo, Judge Hooker's severe arraignment, the discovery of John Paul Jones's body, praise from Englishmen for chastity, Chicago strike troubles, and brief items on miscellaneous fronts including society and racing. It mentions Havana excitement and a Sylph explosion with Virginia and Maryland notes.
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Pueblo
Hooker
John Paul Jones
Chicago
Anthony
Havana
Virginia
Maryland
Spokane
Assembly
James Whitcomb Riley
London
Patterson Conspiracy Indictment Dismissed In New York
New York April 14 The indictment charging Nan Patterson with conspiracy with Morgan and Mrs Smith to obtain money from Caesar Young was dismissed at the request of the district attorney. The Smiths were remanded for trial after their request for return of letters was refused. Patterson remains to be tried for Youngs murder.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Morgan Smith
Caesar Young
Smiths
Hand
Miss Patterson
Wombs
Hayes
Smitha
Julia Smith
Young
Miss
New Sun Spot Theory Presented by Local Professor
In Philadelphia on April 14 the General American Philosophical Society heard Prof Monroe B Snyder describe a new sun spot theory. He argued radio activity near spots fuels their formation and cooling, with emissions hurled outward by solar pressure, allowing spots to form, transform, and subsist as giant vortex rings within the photosphere.
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Philadelphia
General American Philosophical Society
Monroe B Snyder
Million Bequest to Chicago Parks by Ferguson Estate
Benjamin Ferguson, the Chicago lumber merchant recently deceased, leaves the Art Institute of Chicago the income from an estate valued at 11 000 000. The fund funds erection and maintenance of statuary and monuments in Chicago parks boulevards and public places honoring American men or women and major events. William M French, Art Institute director, calls it likely the largest bequest of its kind.
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Chicago
Benjamin Ferguson
Art Institute of Chicago
America
William M . French
Art Institute
Bribery Charges Cloud Chicago Montgomery Ward Strike
Mayor Dunne conducts talks with both sides over the four month garment workers strike at Montgomery Ward & Co. He reports no progress toward a settlement as teamsters demand arbitration before returning to work. A fight between union and nonunion men erupts near State and Van Buren, leaving several injured and a teamster named James Mailey beaten into unconsciousness.
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Dunne
Teamsters
Garment
State
van Buren
Numperes
James F Gally
James Mailey
Montgomery Warn & Co
Jackson Boulevard
State Street
Successor to Azpiroz to be Mexico ambassador
Advices from Washington indicate Guillermo Delanda, governor of the federal district, will be appointed Mexico United States ambassador to succeed the late Senor Azpiroz who died recently. The late diplomat's remains will be transported from Washington to Annapolis by special train tomorrow, accompanied by diplomats and embassy staff, placed aboard the cruiser Columbia with a nineteen gun salute from shore batteries and Columbia.
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Washington
Mexico
Guillermo Delanda
Federal District
United States
Senor Azpiroz
Annapolis
Columbia
Yale Student Prank Leads to Police Court Fine
Yale student Harry Dickinson, a Sheffield School senior, vaulted onto the Hyperion Theater stage during a Saturday performance and joined the chorus girls. Yale friends identified him, and Dickinson was arrested by order of the police court. He was fined $30 for the mischief.
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Washington Oat New Heaven
Conn
Harry Dickinson
Sheffield School
Hyperion
Dickinson
Yale Chums
Yale Veil
Collins
Fire destroys large portion of Springvale business district
A major fire in Springvale Maine destroyed most of the business section and many homes, with about 35 buildings burned and losses around 300000 dollars. The boot and shoe factory of W R Usher & Son caused the blaze, aid from Portland and nearby towns arrived late, locals held firefighting inadequate, and no lives were lost.
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Portland Fire Department
W R Usher & Son Company
Newburyport
Mass
Portland
Sanford
Alfred
Rochester
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