Roosevelt and English sportsman meet in hunting lore
In Wyoming Col Roosevelt recalls a fine trophy and amusing bids from non Americans. A Vatican diplomat notes a purely diplomatic visit and Roosevelt’s stay in London is touched on. Rome’s mayor Nathan thanks visitors and recalls a friendly luncheon amid global chatter about honors and recognition.
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Wyoming
London
Kermit Roosevelt
Ballie-Grohmans Castle
Tyro
Col Hoosevelt
Edward Cond Duke of York
Roosevelt in Paris Arrival Details Noted at Clock Tower
The report records President Roosevelt in Paris on an April day with crowds near the clock tower. Observers note a quiet arrival, the presence of Bacon and Bacar, and a ceremonial gathering in honor of Col. Potsch with scientific remarks and police presence.
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Andy
Tokmte
Col
Taft Motors in Rain Reported in Hoek Noe Area
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Taft Motors and a rainy scene in Hoek Noe with mentions of a guest at a hotel and a president with fever. Details are unclear due to damaged text. core items include Taft Motors and weather impact on an event near Washington.
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Tury Washington
Mar
Mis L E Smith Dead in Ga months Meo
Miss L E Smith dies after four months in Ga aged sixteen. Funeral notices list Mrs Uree Whine and Mrs Carri bosri among mourners. Local authorities announce services at a church in Atugton with arrangements for a mid afternoon funeral.
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Ulsil
Atugton
Uree
Carri
Gree
Etesla
Washington
Turnverein Jubilee Diploma Presentation at Turn on March Event
The Turnverein held a jubilee event presenting diplomas to members. A program featured a local interest music segment with German airs performed by a parade band under the direction of Siren Schardau. An informal reception followed in the hall.
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Turnverein
Columbia
Marne
Ader Ap
Schardau
Austin
Lamb
Senator McCumber Improves at North Dakota Hospital Stay
In North Dakota Senator McCumber shows improving condition after hospitalization. Reported last evening, he was accompanied by Rear Admiral 7 and a engineer named Wit Poy. The purpose of the medical care and full details remain unclear.
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Corpl Myer Entertains Society at Fort Myer
Corporal Albert Myer of the signal corps, a rumored social figure at Fort Myer, is said to swap dusty barracks for the capital in full dress and high hat after duty. Officers reportedly debate his private life and future commission while Myer attends society gatherings with a rising profile.
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Fort Myer
Albert J Myer
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Signal Corps
Washington
Myers
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Signal Service
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Myer
Corp Myer
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Society of the Carahay
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Col Joseph Garrard
USA
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Ilvey
Tueh
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Boston
Troop B
Fifteenth Cavalry
Wright Brothers
Hort Myer
Teia
Wright
Corp
G C Barnhart
Art Myer
He Fort
Miss Spiers Resigns From White House Post
Miss Mary Dandridge Spiers private secretary to Mrs Taft resigns effective today. She returns to the War Department as a clerk after about two weeks as Taft secretary. Spiers is a Halifax County North Carolina native and longtime aide to the surgeon general’s office. No successor named yet as Mrs Taft considers several candidates.
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Mecatt
Mary Dandridge Spiers
Tatts
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War Department
White House
Misa Splera
Massachusetts
Avenus
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Waite House
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Army
Halifax County
Surgeon Generals Office
le Dandridge
Buckner
Virginia Ontucky
Mississipp Trom
A. Uc
Tefl
Taft
Miss Splera
Formunion Label Council Forms to Promote Union Label Goods
Washington 18 representatives from 28 affiliated unions met in Typographic Hall and organized the Salon Label Council. The council elected officers including Charles D Sealy Edward Beach Luker Ludlow and Louis A Silivan and declared no boycott of non union labeled goods while planning an educational campaign to highlight the advantages of the union label among AFL affiliated unions and families.
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Winon
Washington
Salon Label Council
Washington Sing
sMicers
Charles D Sealy
Luker
American Federation of Labor
Ofcials
Luke F Ludlow
Linton Label Council
Roods
Wipeecanity moru era rely on Cutt ura Soap and Cu
The note cites a medicinal claim urging reliance on Cutt ura Soap and Cu flours Olotment for treatment of irritations inflammation and ulcerative weakness. Readable fragments imply a historical remedy or advertisement within a newspaper page segment.
Suffragists Readies Historic Congress Petition Walk
A parade of 118 suffragists carries a monster petition to Congress on Pennsylvania Avenue. The mass meeting led by Anna Howard Shaw features Harriet May Will is Beth Dorbes Robertson and Charlotte Perkinglman with speeches classifying opponents while hearings set for the Senate and House committees tomorrow.
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Pennsyvania Avenue
Congress
Berate
House Committee
Habby Abram Simon
Anna Howard Shaw Lane Clay
Kentucky
Harriet May Wills
New York
Beth Beatrice Dorbes Robertson
Hoosiers Like Tariff Sentiment Split On Beveridge Speech
Senator Beveridge’s Indiana convention speech fails to reflect Republican sentiment, says George B. Lockwood editor of the Mutton Chip. Wage earners and farmers favor the Payne tariff’s benefits, with more workers employed in Indiana than two years ago and farmers seeing rising values. Roosevelt opposed tariff revision beyond paper and pulp exemptions. Maritime movements list arrivals and sailings.
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Indiana
George B Lockwood
Mate Justice
Roosevelt
Bishop Confirms 12 Congregants at Home in Adverse Weather
Rt Rev Alfred Harding of Washington confirmed 12 members of the Church of the Ascension at their homes due to inclement weather. It marked the largest single confirmation in the diocese’s history. The ceremony was conducted with the help of Pastor Henning Nelms as travel impaired many could not attend. Bishop Harding delivered a brief address after the services.
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Rt Ker
Alfred Hardme Bshop
Washington
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Church of the Ascension
Det i Henning Nelms
Tioge
Harding
Elizabeth Waller
Truxton
F Street
Mabel Waller
Waller
Edmund
Metropolitan Club
Mabel
Ita
Miss ‘Waller
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Charles P Dalley
Frank DB Sewell
Caryl Burbank
John Waller
Canton
Myra Waller
Bath
England
Mr Waller
India
Calcutta
Hig Tarbily
Owosso hardwood screens and mounts offered in many sizes
A noisy ad style notice markets adjustable screens and wall wear items in several sizes with walnut and natural finishes. It promotes discounts and complete sets including hinges and catches, highlights couch covers, and suggests a summer line of stone and linen covers.
Row Over Bank Sale Anacostia Branch Tangles Leaders
Banking circles report the resignation of Edward Munford as treasurer of Union Savings Bank and National City Bank amid a dispute over the sale of the Anacostia Bank branch. S.W. Woodward was elected vice president of the National City Bank, with Munford leaving after boards rejected a lower price term. The Anacostia Bank, a Major Savings Bank branch, is seen as a potential site for a new bank, as merchants expect about 200000 dollars in deposits to shift locally.
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Essbler
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Union Savings Bank
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Lajor Savings Bank
Cxintrol
Plica Delux
Union Bavinks Bank
It 5
Smith
George O Watson Vashler
National Metropoliter Bank
Anacostis
Washington
Weather Conditions From Washington Sunday April 17
A United States Weather Bureau bulletin describes a slowly dissipating western disturbance over the upper Mississippi valley and warm southward extensions into the Atlantic states. Temperatures rise ahead of a front with showers from the gulf to the Atlantic coast, with frost possible in the lower Ohio Valley and Tennessee, and variable winds along coasts and rivers.
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Lake
Wadnes Tay
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England
Atlantée
Atlantis
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Gulf Ceast
West
Gulf
Laker
Loxes
Wit
Grand Banks
Tariff suits South report arouses regulars voting mood
A Southward tariff report by Representative McKinley of California warns that if an election were held now Democrats would capture the House, prompting Republicans to launch a nationwide campaign to defend the Payne Aldrich tariff and Taft administration. Taft plans speeches and a broad literature push to rally regulars against insurgent tariff revisionists with an early start before spring conventions.
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Taft
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Revolt on in Guatemala led by Toledo and Alfaro
Special to The Washington Post reports a revolt has erupted in Guatemala with Salvador Toledo and Prudencio Alfaro leading armed factions trained by ex president Zelaya of Nicaragua. They reportedly received several thousand rifles at Campo de Marte, Nicaragua, to challenge Cabrera in Guatemala and Fieneca in El Salvador, explaining Nicaragua’s military supply issues during clashes with Entrada.
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Zelaya
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