Half Way to Meet Him Husband Telegraphs to Her
A Washington Post report from April 19 notes persistent rumors of a reconciliation between millionaire Frank Gould and his wife, amid a separation action. Mrs Gould and Mrs Kelly left town, with friends disputing motives as Gould reportedly travels to Hot Springs and remains in touch with his wife.
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Gould
Funeral Directors and Funeral Homes Directory Listing
A mixed listing of funeral directors and embalmers with contact details and locations. Names include J William Lee, John R Wright Co, R F Harvey's Sons, W R Speare, Frank Speare, Sardo & Co, Thos S. Sergeon, Costello, Geier’s Sons, and Geo P Zurhorst among others, with addresses and telephone numbers.
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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
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Zurhorst
Lnde
Goulds Face Public Row Over Separate Hearts
Frank J Gould and wife Mrs Gould are reported to be negotiating reconciliation after a quarrel over alleged neglect and cruelty. He refused to discuss a potential separation suit, saying it is a personal matter, while rumors tied the family to a rift at Hot Springs Virginia after his New York Plaza departure.
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Gould
Hot Springs
Frank J Gould
Plaza Hotel
New York
Mra Gould
Prince de Sagan Tries to Conceal Plan After Paris Arrival
Paris dispatch reports Prince de Sagan arriving at Chaibourg by sternship and avoiding interviews. He traveled by steamer tram to Etereux then by car to Parc, asking fellow passengers not to mention his plan. He denied marriage rumors with Mme Anna Gould and avoided comment on U.S. conduct.
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Paris
Prince Trette Ad Sagan
Chaibourg
Paul
United States
Etereux
Parc
Mme
Anna Gould
Sumer
Italy
ROOT CREATES NEW BUREAU IN STATE DEPARTMENT
The State Department negotiates a far east bureau with Wilson as assistant in charge and aims to reorganize consular and diplomatic divisions. Plans include geographic divisions for Asia Europe Northern Europe and the Americas as a major reform to improve foreign service operations and policy administration.
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State Department
Secretar
Stvie Pont
Harrington Wolsom
Americin |Egation
Tokyo
Woham Phillips
Teganon
Persal Tfeintvicman
Tansuoar
Chima
Daision
Watsons
Far East
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Pnt
Europe
Cai Asia
British Ameria
Taten Amorba
Cretars
Robert Bacon
Suneisision
Ales
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Congress
Ir i
Mr Root
Eunqsuis Gereril
Bie
Bradley Fights Taft War Over Party Control in Kentucky
Special to The Washington Post from Toursville Ky April 19 Kentucky becomes the chief battlefield between Taft and anti Taft forces over delegates to the Chicago convention. The fight stems from Bradley's Senate victory and pits his followers against Taft allies including National Committeeman candidates. The outcome hinges on the May state convention in Louisville and the composition of Kentucky’s big four to Denver.
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Washington Post
Toursville
Kentucky
Charles W Fairbanks
Blue Grass State
Chicago
William O Bradley
United States Senate
Bradley
Republican Party
Stoen
Grant
Benjamin Harrison
General Assembly of
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Frnet
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Lhe Pink
Rashford
Sy dix
Taft
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Louisville
Shemucht Io Fanbanks
FTE
Tia Turbinks
Vno
Wallson
Governo
William S Tisler
Charles Tinley
Wattbanks
Brialev
Carmack Paterson Debate Stirs Gubernatorial Nominating Foes
A sharp joint debate between former U S Senator Carmack and Gus Patterson, both seeking the next governor’s nomination, continued amid confusion and strong audience reaction. Patterson drew enthusiasm while Carmack pressed temperance and prohibition themes, with both men returning to Knox and Bristol for further events.
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Tiew Washinton
United States
Carmack
Gus Patterson
Rice
Oth
Senate
Carmicks
Ciandidates
Bristol
Rival Arizona Delegations Split Over Taft Instructions
The Republican Territorial convention split into factions from Cochise Maricopa and Pinal counties with Gov Rabbes leading the Maricopa side endorsing Taft. A credentials committee seated opposing delegates while Gov Kibbey withdrew with Taft supporters forming a second convention. Ralph Cameron of Coconino named national committeeman.
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Maricopa
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Foraker
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Kibbey
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Taft
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Coconine
Mayor to investigate graft charges in Baltimore paving case
Mayor Mahooi will probe alleged graft in Baltimore street openings after returning from Atlanta. John Robertson of Maryland Pavement Company claims a $1,500 payment was made, arising from a bid for bitulithic paving awarded under City Engineer Fendail's guidance.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Mahooi
Atlanta
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John 3. Robertson
Maryland Pavement Company
Arthur Wickham
Fendail
Book Will Boom Cray Fight on Bryan Progresses
The Gray movement beams as Delaware New York Michigan and Pennsylvania conventions back Judge Gray for the Democratic nomination. A pamphlet from Wilmington includes his public service since 1879 and a Delaware leaders letter urging support. The movement reports anti Bryan sentiment grows with conventions voting to instruct delegates for Gray.
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Three Factions in Texas Clash Over State Convention
Austin report states Madison Madsen acting chair of the Republican Texas executive committee calls a state convention at Fort Worth on May 5 to choose delegates for the national convention. He leads the colored Republicans. two other factions led by Col Cecil Laon and Dan Quill have also called conventions. Three delegations are planned to Chicago.
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Chicago
Striking Streetcar Strike Sparks Easter Egg Pranks
In Pensacola on April 9 Go Broward ordered all State troops to restore order during a street railway strike. Cars operated with no violence after authorities moved in. Crowds on Second Street threw eggs and men in cars sheltered behind police, while some riders cheered or jeered. The disturbance led to arrests and a tense day as troopers kept order along the line.
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Pensacola
Funeral of Admiral Balch heads to Annapolis for interment
Funeral services for Rear Admiral George Beale Balch were held in Raleigh. The body was transported to Annapolis for interment tomorrow at 2 oclock. Attending Balch were Mrs Balch Grace Balch Stephen Balch Bryan Balch and relatives from Maryland New York and North Carolina. Clergy Rev Milton A Barber led the service with a slate of pallbearers including Gen Carle A Woodruff and others.
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Washington
N C
Reir
George Beale Balch
Balch
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Stephen B Balch
Montgomery County
Francis Dupont Balch
New York
George W Lay
St Mary’s School
Lay
Admiral Balch
Carle A Woodruff
U SA
F H Busbee
R H Battle
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Charles E Johnson
A W. Knox
Milton A Barber
Christ Episcopal Church
Murder in New Jersey Village Shocks Orange
Special to The Wantington Port Orange New Jersey April 19 A man shot and killed another after a playful chin rub Giuseppi Bowers across the street is charged with murder Police say Michael Gellitte of South Orange died at the hospital Bowers was disarmed by Officer Mattle and held at police headquarters as the crowd grew The village records its first murder with the fatal shooting occurring beside Gellitte's gate
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Woman Dead in the Open Near 152nd Street Stone Shelter
Special to The Washington Fest from New York reports two watchmen found a woman asleep beside a large stone at 152nd Street and Seventh Avenue. Police and Dr. Bennett of Harlem Hospital attributed her death to exposure after a Saturday night rain. A ten dollar bill was found on her clothing. She had red hair blue eyes weighed 185 pounds and stood 5 feet 4 inches tall. Investigators believe she sought shelter under the stone.
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Thearlem
Cold Sulphur Hotel Burns in Fire at Goshen
Special to The Washington Post reports Cold Sulphur Springs hotel ten miles from Goshen burned completely this morning. Suspected incendiary origin aided by a gale caused rapid spread. hotel destroyed within an hour. This marks the third fire at the hotel in eight months. Owner J. B. Craig of Rockbridge County to the last legislature. losses estimated over 40700 with about 25000 insured.
Kickapoos Will Return to Oklahoma From Mexico
Special agent reports to The Washington that about 400 Kickapoo Indians from a Mexican colony near Nacremento Oaxaca have agreed to relocate to Oklahoma. Arrangements are being made to establish them in new homes, with travel to Oklahoma planned by April 11.
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Mexico
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United States
Menlen
Nacremento
Oklahoma
Notorious bank thief Shinburn finishes sentence in penal system
Special to The Washington Post Concord NHH reports Shinburn, famed bank robber known for a $3,000,000 haul, has served eight years for the Welpele bank theft. The 73 year old German born mechanic turned criminal joined Burglars after gambling losses, later working as locksmith for several big jobs. He was released briefly, attended mass, then traveled to Boston with plans to resume crime. The article notes his alleged $3400,000 stash and claims of international notoriety.
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Fairy McGuire
New Jersey
Ostend Gambler Sentenced to Imprisonment and Fine
Ostend April 1 1900 Merquet proprietor of the Wasal gambling rooms has been sentenced to three months imprisonment and a $600 fine for contravening anti gambling laws. The judgment is confirmed by higher courts. Ostend’s popularity is seen as waning without Merquet funding for racing fencing and sporting features and the theater.
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Wasaal Gambing Rooms
Tires
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Lie
Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills Offer Neuralgia Relief
An advertisement promotes Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills for neuralgia and headaches as a fast acting aid while constitutional treatment progresses. It claims nerve soothing relief, lists price 25 cents for 25 doses, and notes a money back guarantee if the first package fails. A testimonial from Mrs. Thus It Aidlaw of Yates Center, Kansas is included.
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Miles Medical 60
Elkhart
Ind
Visit of Prince of Wales to Quebec for monument dedication
Arrangements completed for the Prince of Wales to tour to Quebec and attend celebrations on the Plains of Abraham. A naval and military review is planned with the Atlantic crossing by Minotaur and escort. The event includes a dedication, thanks giving, and a display by thousands of sailors, as colonies send delegations and Australia is represented.
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Pirate of Wales
Quebec
Plains of Abraham
Woite
Montiedim
Dominion of Canada
Wilde
Canada
Hayie
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Minotaur
Asen
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Attaiw
Canadian
Lane
Australia
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Chaim Plain
Prince of Wales
Mayor Des Planches Sides With Rome Amid Ambassadorship Talks
May or Des Planches rumor grows as speculation centers on a shift in diplomatic posts. Count Tornietli’s successor in France prompts a possible change. Baron Muiyer des Planches faces consideration for an ambassadorship in Brussels or Washington, with Count Pann Lengue noted in Brussels.
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Tinhin
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Baron Muiyer Des Planches
Count Tornietli
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Henry Chadwick Dying Father of Baseball Reported
New York April 19 Henry Chadwick known as the father of baseball is reported dying at his Brooklyns home. He is eighty three years old and suffering from pneumonia and heart trouble. Born in England he came to the United States as a youth and wrote many articles on baseball and popular pastimes. He was an authority on the rules of the game.
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Henry Chadwick
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England
United States
Bishop Potter Illness Delays Easter Sermon at Christ Church
Bishop Henry C Potter missed the social Easter services at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in New York due to illness. Officials said he suffered an attack of indigestion but his condition was not serious.
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New York
Henry C Potter
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Nice light creamy bread and biscuits by Gold Medal Flour
The note praises gold Medal Flour and describes a process of grinding steel rolls fine then sifting ten times through silk to produce a uniform dough for successful baking. Washburn Crosby Co.
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