Tulsa Delegation Wins White House Reception Acknowledges Oklahoma Growth
A Tulsa Commercial Club delegation of over a hundred visited Washington to meet President Roosevelt and tour sights. The president urged fair treatment for Native Americans and supported alienation laws, praising Oklahoma and Tulsa’s rapid growth and promising future.
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Oklahoma
Tulsa
Tulsa Commercial Club
Washington
Senate
House of Tentatives
Her of Commerce
Neyt
Sopping Place
New York
Mt Ant Tt
Isb
Twa
Hoa Fokmoma
Will Debate On Anarchy In Narrow Local University Semifinal
The first semifinal debate of the local university debate season will be held to discuss anarchy with the postmaster general not to be given to party lines. Affirmative speakers include Charles Redwood of Texas, Dodge Hemming of Kansas, and Patrick J Turles of Oklahoma. Negative speakers are Mipert Turner of Massachusetts, Victor P Mlarmmner of South Carolina, and John P Tarbos of Smith Carolina. Judge will be Charits Proigs Leverett of Pnglesbs. Jon Gladtelter of Tulmeis will preside.
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Sloocloen
Charles
Redwood
Texas Dodge
Hemming
Kartas
Patrick J Turles
Oklahoma
Mipert, Turner
Marslard
Victor P Mlarmmner
Sorta Carolina
John P Tarbos
Smith Caroling
Wii
Charits & Proigs
Leverett i
Pnglesbs
J Willer Kenyon
Jon T Gladtelter
Tulmeis
Death toll rises as two more bodies found in Chelsea fire
Boston on April 17 two more bodies were recovered from the Chelsea blaze ruins, bringing total recovered to eleven and known victims to thirteen. The remains, both males, were identified through methods not fully disclosed. The search continues for missing persons and possible causes of the Sunday fire remain under investigation.
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Boston Mass
Matrimonial agency frauds eyed by U S district attorney
We have evidence to convict three prominent businessmen backing fraudulent matrimonial agencies. Mrs Jennie Call was found guilty of using the mails to promote a fraud. Sentence for Call mirrors a prior case. judgment deferred.
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Chicago
Seward
Shirer
United States District Attorney
Jennie Call
Call
Marten Grey
House of Correction
Easter choral programs planned in city churches
Elaborate Easter music planned across Catholic Episcopal and other churches with major composers represented Beethovens Haydn Gounod featured in Masses and services Choirs expanded solo lines by leading local singers At St Aloysius St Patricks St Pauls Calvary Baptist and others expect crowded morning services with orchestral and Gregorian elements.
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Beethoven Haydn Gounod
St. Aloysius Church
Willnstall
Bors
St Patricks Church
St Pauls Catholic Church
Echo
Ernest “Wanchester
Sem Nariains
Paulist House of Studies
Cathole
Arman Aumprecht Brethoven
Music Commission of the Archdiocese of Baltimore
Calvary Baptist Church
Arthur Mayo
Saint Saens
New York
Tenue Presbyterian Church
John Porter Lawrences
Veteran Killed by Cable Car in Brightwood Landmark
Edward Neviaser, a 35 year old Spanish American War veteran of Batters L Third Artillery, was crushed in a Brightwood underground trolley pit. He died en route to Freedman’s Hospital. Funeral services under the Spanish War Veterans will be Sunday at 11 a.m. at the Thomas M Tiindie Hirth & H Streets chapel with interment at Above Schotm Cemetery. A inquest returned an accidental death verdict. Neviaser resided at 1108 Seventh Street Northwest and left a sister and brother in Brandwine Maryland. He enlisted in 1892 and distinguished himself in the war.
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Edward Nevinser
Bightwood Ayenue
Thomas M Tiindie Hirth
Schotm
Neviaser
Brightwood
Nevinser3
Beig
Freedman's Hospital
Nevilaser
Seventh Street
Brandwine
Wth
Batters L
Artilers
Hood's Sarsaparilla Pledges Spring Cure Evidence
A long testimonial pitch promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring remedy for blood disease appetite and rheumatism. It cites 40 366 testimonials and urges readers to buy a pottle or Sarantabs at 100 doses for one dollar.
Burned Victim Bridget Craven Dies? After Gas Stove Blast
Mrs Bridget Craven sixty five of 216 Seventh Street NE was badly burned when a gasoline stove exploded in the kitchen yesterday afternoon. She ran into the street aflame and collapsed before reaching Casualty Hospital where doctors said there was no hope of recovery. Police officer Huuschild and Dr Conklin smothered the fire after pulling the burning clothing away. The house fire was extinguished with minor damage and several firemen were injured tending the blaze.
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Bridget Craven
Seventh Street
Casualty Hospital
Craven
Mrs Craven
C B Conklin
Conklin
Otto Haus Hild
Ninth Precinct
Craven Home
Huuschild
Boy Struck by Streetcar Injury Near Hirt Street
Twelve year old Harry Shackleford was hit by a city streetcar at Fifth Street and Massachusetts Avenue. He suffered head bruises and lacerations, was unconscious briefly, treated at a house then at Casualty Hospital, and later returned home. Separate report: a boy at 712 H Street Northeast sustained a toe wound from a homemade cat rifle accident while playing.
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Harry Shackleford
Hirt Street
Massachusetts
Patesgeie Pesiea
Jifth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
I Street
Ninth Street
Earl Annie
H Street
Casualty Hospital
D A R Women Arrive Committees Plan Continental Congress
D A R women prepare for the seventeenth Continental Congress at Continental Memorial Hall with 1500 delegates expected. Mrs Donald McLean presiding, funds planned for the hall’s memorial features, and committees arranging programs, children’s events, and fundraising.
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Donald McLean
Children’s Order
Seventeenth Continental Congress
Society
Continental Memorial Hall
McLean
New Willard
Congress
Europe
South America
St Johns Church
Sixteenth
H Streets
Sto J and
Cotton Smith
Bryan denies Abbott publicity role amid misquotes
William Jennings Bryan telegram to Willi J Abbott insists he never engaged Abbott as publicity agent and bears no responsibility for Abbott's writings. Abbott says he was never employed by Bryan and remains a close friend, while denying formal agency.
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Willi J Abbott
William Jennings Bryan
Mr Abbott
Bryan
Abbott
Brian
Aid For Women Who Sew Boston Miss April 17
In Massachusetts Supreme Court Judge Hammond proposed applying the income from the 1501 Thomas Thompson charity fund to aid needy seamstresses in Rhinebeck and Brattleboro in New England. Trustees Laurence Minot and Richard M Bradley weighed the suggestion as the court reviewed the will's terms. The case arose on a petition by the trustees seeking instructions on fund interpretation after a question whether the income should cover needs for seamstresses in the two original towns.
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Boston
Miss
Thomas
Thompson
New York
Rhinebuk
Brattleboro
New England
Hammond
Massachusetts Supreme Cent
Laurence Minot
Rihard M Bradley
Cam Bufara
Supreme Court
Auto Shatters Railing In Downtown Street Crash
An Adams Express electric delivery auto ran out of control on Tenth street NW near E and F streets, struck a storefront railing, and overturned. Police removed spectators as the car collided with another vehicle, throwing occupants to the pavement. no major damage reported to the auto. Authorities identified the operators as G F Butler and Herbert Simons.
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Adams Express Company
Tenth Street
Antroi
Fries Weall & Sharpe Company
G@ F Butler
Herbert Simons
Butler
French Berber Horde Attacks French Patrol on Islzaza Hill
A French column on Islzaza Hill confronted Berbers and Arabs near the western Algeria frontier at dawn. Despite surprise, French forces rallied and pursued the attackers for six miles, incurring eight killed and about 100 wounded, with Berber losses around 125. A Colored woman died of heart trouble in Washington, and Clement A Griscom met King Victor Emmanuel in Rome. William Vanderbilt Jr arrived in Havana aboard the Tarantula.
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Islzaza
Tamiet
Algeria
Clement A. Griscom
Quirinal
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Clement A Griscom
Philadelphia
Tloyd C Griscom
United States
Italy
Griscom
William K. Vanderbilt
Havana
William K Vanderbilt, Jr
CAPT E S RANDALL DEAD PIONEER OF RIVER PASSENGER SERVICE
Capt Ephraim S Randall longtime steamboat and excursion manager and founder of river passenger lines died at 58 at his home in Georgetown after a long illness. He helped launch the Mary Washington Crystal Wave Samuel J Pentz and Harry Randall vessels, later merging into the Washington and Potomac Steamboat Co. Survivors include his wife Louise, a son Harry, two daughters Jo Frank Carlin and Elizabeth, and his mother Mrs AFP Kretchmar. Funeral plans pending with William F Carne of Alexandria.
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Randall
Wallach Place
William F Carne
Alexandra
Holy
Georgetown
Canandaigua
Nyc
Virginia
River View
Mary Washington
New York
Atlantic
Big City
Delaware
Big Catantgue
Samuel J Pentz
Baltimore
Mevon
John W Thompson
Harry Randall
Randall Steamboat
Washington and Potomac Steamboat Company
Capt Randall
Queen Anne
St Johns
Louise Randall
Misa Louise Hamiler
Valuable Necklace Missing in Washington Case
Dr. Charles W Richardson reports the loss of a pearls necklace valued at 400 dollars, the property of his wife Mrs Richardson. The theft occurred Thursday evening between the theater and their home after a street car ride and a walk home. The string is small and colored with a gold clasp set with two pearls and a diamond.
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Charles W. Richardson
Charles W Richardson
Connecticut Avenue
Richardson
Talks on Oregon Country by Blanchard at Public Library
C J Blanchard of the United States Reclamation Service lectured last night at the Powell Library on Oregon resources and irrigation success. Representative W R Ellis spoke in support. The National Academy of Sciences annual session will be held in the city for three days beginning Tuesday April 7 with elections for treasurer and two council members.
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Stator Owen
Comerihatie
Oklahoma
Soto
United Stat
Tle
Oklal Mai
Sarfoce Ata
Mae Tarland
Oregon
Oregon Society
C J Blanchard
United States Reclamation Service
Poohie
Oregon Country
W R Ellis
National Academy of Sciences
National Museum
Academy
River Victim Unidentified Found in Potomac
The body of a white man was found in the Potomac River and brought to the Morgue. Unidentified at an early hour, it showed no identifying marks. friends of missing persons speculated but ruled out Van FE Canada and M Kels Kennethy. The man, about 45, stout, with false teeth, wore a shabby black suit.
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Potomac
Potomac River
Frst
van FE Canada
Glen Eddo Merchant
M Kels Kennethy
Pennsshama Avenue
Weather Summary From Washington Bureau April Showers In Midwest and Southeast
Weather bulletin reports scattered showers across the Mississippi and Missouri valleys and from Nebraska through Eastern Texas due to a low pressure system. Elsewhere in the South Atlantic Gulf and Northwest states, conditions are generally fair with warmer readings in the Great Lakes and Central West. Saturday brings more showers in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and the Texas region with generally fair weather elsewhere. Sunday shows mainly fair weather with some Northwest showers. Winds vary by coast with brisk southerly to southeasterly along the coasts and cooler readings in the Northwest. Local temperatures, humidity, rainfall, sunshine hours, tide and river notes included. Potomac and Shenandoah area observations noted.
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US Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
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Missouri
Nebraska
Texas
South Atlantic
Yast Gulf
North Pacific
Cntral
Misessippi
Ohio
Gulf
Middle Atlantic States
New England
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Atlantic
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Valle
England
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
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