Half Way to Meet Him Husband Telegrams to Her
Reports from Washington Post indicate renewed hope for reconciliation between Frank Gould and his millionaire wife. Friends say he remains devoted to their children, who would go with their mother if a separation occurs. Mrs Gould and Mrs Kelly deny reporters, claiming they left to avoid the press.
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Washington Post
New York
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shAirl
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Metinger
Funeral Directors and Embalmers in Early Washington Listings
A dense ad list of funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and telephones in Washington area. Names include J William Lee John R Wright R F Harvey's Sons Wm H Sardo Co Thos S. Sergion Costello Frank Geier's Sons Geo P Zurhorst and others offering modern chapels and reasonable prices with livery and related services.
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WM H. Sardo & CO
Flerat
Lincoln
Sergeon
Essor
FY Cain
Thos
A. Costello
Funcrai
Tymralmer
WU Street
Northfast East
Connectio
Frank Geier's Sons
Seventh ST
NW Moden
Clare
Geo
Zurhorst
Lnde
Goulds Reconcile Prospects Dim As Separation Talk Surfaces
Frank J Gould refused to discuss a separation suit alleged by his wife Mrs Gould claiming neglect and cruelty. Reports say jealousy sparked the quarrel though no violent acts are cited. Mrs Gould and their two children were rumored to be en route to Hot Springs, as rumor of reconciliation hovered.
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Frank
Gould
Hot Springs
Frank J Gould
Plaza Hotel
New York
Mra Gould
Prince Sagan Hides Plans After Paris Arrival
Paris dispatch reports Prince Sagan arrived at Chaibourg aboard a steamer and sought secrecy about his marriage rumors with Mme Anna Gould. He traveled to Parc by car after urging fellow passengers not to discuss his plans and declined to comment for press questions.
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Paris
Prince Trette Ad Sagan
Chaibourg
Paul
United States
Etereux
Parc
Mme
Anna Gould
Sumer
Italy
State Dept reorganizes with new Far East bureau and divisions
The State Department outlines a major reorganization creating a Far East division led by Harrington Wolsom with Robert Bacon and other assistants to manage Asia and Taten America. Plans foresee divisions for Southern Europe and Asia, Northern Europe and British America, and a formal three to four geographic consular and diplomatic structure. The move aims to streamline foreign policy by geographic governance and follows Root era reforms, signaling a significant shift in handling international affairs. Former Vice President Adlai Stevenson announced he will not pursue a position as Democratic national committee man from Honors.
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Secretar
Stvie Pont
Harrington Wolsom
Americin |Egation
Tokyo
Woham Phillips
Teganon
Persal Tfeintvicman
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Chima
Daision
Watsons
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Europe
Cai Asia
British Ameria
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Cretars
Robert Bacon
Suneisision
Ales
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Thit Uw
Congress
Ir i
Mr Root
Eunqsuis Gereril
Bie
Bradley Fights Taft War Over Kentucky Delegates
Knights of Kentucky politics swirl as Senator-elect Bradley leads a faction against Taft in a pivotal struggle for delegates to the Chicago convention. The fight centers on Fairbanks versus Taft with Bradley allied to Willson supporters, while federal officeholders align with Taft, shaping Kentucky's GOP future and national delegation.
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Bradley
Internal Revenue
John W. Yerkes
Yerkes
Republian
Bill
Fairbanks
Gov Willson
Taft
Thg
William Goebel
Gus Taylor
Caleb Powels
Ugn
Democratic Party
Bryan Goch
Beckham
Secretary of War
Tift
TD Franks
Geng
W Tong
Westin
Carmack Paterson Debate Moves Toward Gubernatorial Nomination
In Washington a spirited joint debate between ex US Senator Carmack and Gus Patterson, both seeking the gubernatorial nomination, continued with a second meeting. Patterson drew enthusiasm for his stance on temperance while Carmack stressed opposition to liquor driving policies. Both candidates spoke in Knox then Bristol, wrapping up with Sunday travel plans.
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United States
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Gus Patterson
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Senate
Carmicks
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Rival Arizona Delegations Split Over Taft Delegates
Territorial Republican meeting divided into factions from Cochise Maricopa and Pinal counties. Governor Rabbes supported Taft while Kibbey led a rival group electing opposing delegates. A second convention was organized with broad county representation and backed Taft. Ralph Cameron named national committeeman.
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Maricopa
Chia
Foraker
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Kibbey
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Taft
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Coconine
Mayor to Probe Graft Claims in Baltimore Streets Project
Mayor Mahooi returns from Atlanta to Baltimore to investigate graft charges against the board of commissioners over a streets opening contract. John Robertson of Maryland Pavement Company alleged a $1,500 payment was made, a claim surprised board member Kin Arthur Wickham, with the bid for bitulithic paving awarded under City Engineer Fendail’s guidance.
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Atlanta
Board of Commissioners
John 3. Robertson
Maryland Pavement Company
Arthur Wickham
Fendail
Book Will Boom Cray Fight on Bryan Progresses
Gray movement pamphlet to be released from Wilmington with a biography of Judge George Gray and a review of his public acts since 1879. It highlights antBryan sentiment in New York Delaware Michigan and Pennsylvania and notes a national Gray League expansion with branches in Maryland Delaware New Jersey New York and the South and New England.
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Three Factions in Texas Rival for Republican Delegates
Austin April 1. W N B Madsen, acting chair of the Texas Republican state executive committee, issues a bill for a state convention at Fort Worth on May 5 to select delegates to the national convention. Madsen heads the colored Republicans of Texas. Two other conventions have been called by Quewea and Dan Quill, each claiming legitimacy. Three delegations will head to Chicago.
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Trepublican State Executive Committee
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Dan Quill
Chicago
Strikers Use Easter Eggs in Pensacola Street Car Strike
April 9 reports say a street railway strike in Pensacola led to disorder on Second Street as cars ran with guards. State troops were deployed to restore order while editors and sympathizers lined the street, some throwing eggs and sticks at drivers until authorities intervened.
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Pensacola
Funeral of Admiral Balch Burials Set for Annapolis Interment Tomorrow
Funeral services for Rear Admiral George Beale Balch retired were held in Raleigh. The body will be taken to Annapolis for interment tomorrow at 2 p.m. Pallbearers included Gen Carle A Woodruff and others. Accompanying Balch were Mrs Balch, Miss Grace Balch, Stephen B Balch, and Rev Milton A Barber.
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Montgomery County
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New York
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U SA
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Christ Episcopal Church
Fatal duel over playful touch shocks Orange village
Special to The Wantington Port Orange New Jersey April 19 Michael Gellitte of South Orange is dead and Giuseppe Bowers is jailed for murder after a dispute began with a playful chin rub. Bowers allegedly pulled a pistol and fired twice, Gellitte collapsing before hospital arrival as Officer Mattle detained the suspect.
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Wantington Port
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South Orange
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Bowers
Mattle
Woman Dead in the Open near Stone Crusher
Washington Fest Special from New York reports two watchmen found a woman dead near 152nd Street and Seventh Avenue. Police and Dr Bennett of Harlem Hospital ruled exposure as the cause. Found in her clothing were ten dollars. The woman had red hair blue eyes weighed 185 pounds and stood five feet four inches estimated age about thirty eight. Police believe she crawled under the stone to shelter from Saturday night rain.
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Thearlem
Cold Sulphur Hotel Burns at Cold Sulphur Springs
A hotel and its lounge at Cold Sulphur Springs ten miles from Goshen were destroyed by fire this morning. Suspected incendiary origin and a gale helped spread the flames, with total loss over 40000 dollars and about 25000 dollars insured. The property is owned by J. B. Craig from Rockbridge County. The building has burned for the third time in eight months.
Kickapoos Return to Oklahoma Pending New Homes
Special agent reports that about 400 Kickapoo Indians from a Mexican settlement near Nacremento will move to Oklahoma once housing arrangements are completed. The group comprises a substantial portion of the Mexican colony urged to return by the U S government. The plan aims to restore them to their ancestral lands in Oklahoma.
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Bank Thief Shinburn Sentenced After Long International Career
Special to The Washington Post Concord NH April 19. Shinburn, famed bank robber and mechanical genius, is jailed in State Prison after serving eight years for a Welpel theft. At 73 he remains physically fit and once attended mass then dined with his chaplain before heading to Boston. He allegedly stole over 3.4 million and spent much of it gambling. Beginning as a German-born teen in New York, he joined criminals with George Bh es and Fairy McGuire to pull a New Jersey bank job, then repeatedly worked with varying partners, rarely the same ally twice.
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Ostend Gambler Sentenced as Gambling Rooms Closed
Ostend proprietor of a gambling house was sentenced to imprisonment and a $600 fine for violating anti gambling laws. The judgment is upheld by higher courts. Ostend’s popularity is expected to decline without Marquet’s subsidies for racing, fencing, sport features, and the theater.
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Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills Advertised for Neuralgia Relief
A vintage testimonial promotes Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills as a cure for neuralgia and headaches. It claims quick nerve soothing relief while noting constitutional treatment for lasting cure, with Mrs Thus It Aidlaw of Yates Center endorsing a decade of use and a money back guarantee on 25 doses.
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Yates Center
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Prince of Wales visit to Quebec for dedication ceremony
Arrangements are complete for the Prince of Wales to visit Quebec to dedicate the monument on the Plains of Abraham to Woite and Montiedim and the men who fought for Canada’s possession. The visit includes a naval and military review, thanksgiving, and a naval display by thousands of sailors, with Australia represented by Lord Dudley.
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MAYOR DES PLANCHES TO STAY
Rome April 19. Rumors swirl about Baron Mator des Planches and his possible promotion in the European diplomatic circle. The transfer may hinge on appointing a successor for the late Count Tornietli as ambassador to France, with Count Pann Lengue possibly taking Brussels’ ambassadorship.
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France
Henry Chadwick Dies at Brookline Home Father of Baseball
Henry Chadwick known nationwide as the father of baseball is reported dying at his Brookline residence. He is eighty three, suffering from pneumonia and heart trouble. Born in England, he came to the United States as a youth and wrote many baseball articles and other popular pastimes. He was an authority on the rules of the game.
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Bishop Potter III Misses Easter Speech Due to Illness
Bishop Henry C Potter unable to attend Easter services at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in New York. He had planned to speak but was sick at his home from an attack of indigestion. His condition is not considered serious.
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Osaid le Hae
Tie Re
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Hyen
Hunan
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Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Nice light creamy bread and biscuits using Gold Medal Flour
Washburn Crosby Co describes the process to make light creamy bread and biscuits. Twenty sets of steel rolls grind the flour to a fine even consistency, then the dough is sifted ten times through fine silk to create a uniform mixture and successful baking.
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