Roosevelt Camp Hunt Report Reveals Health and Lights
Secretary Loeb returns from Glenwood Springs after a ten hour hunt with President Roosevelt. Only one bear killed so far. trails indicate more game. Roosevelt signs Atkinson’s appointment and accepts Chicago invitations while plans for a homeward May 15 departure unfold.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Roosevilt
Rocky Mountain
Loeb
Alexander Lam
New York
Saturdareno
Dare Creek
Hemesent Camp
Port Newaathy
Redstone
Glenwoad Springs
Medée
Piairi
Devveryo
Chimaga
Glenwool Springs
New Castle
Charles Penny Ranch
Peep
Chapman
Ami
President Roosevelt Invited to Milwaukee Visit
The Milwaukee Merchants and Manufacturers Association directors voted to invite President Roosevelt to stop in Milwaukee on his return from a hunting trip. He will be hosted by the Merchants' Club for lunch, the Hamilton Club for a reception, and the Traquois Club for a banquet with the city’s leading Democratic group. The exact date depends on his West engagements.
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Chicago
Edward
Danie
Roosevelt
Cnnigh
Artic
F. Dunne
Colorado
National
Merchants
Hamilton
Loeb
Piso
Merchants’ Club
Hamilton Club
Traquois Club
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Washington
Philadelphia Gas Deal Rumor of Fifty Years Lease
Philadelphia officials consider a lump sum payment of about 25 million dollars from United Gas Improvement Company. They seek a deal to prepay remaining lease revenues to fund public works without tax or debt impact. Rumors of a fifty year extension prompted debate and concern over bond issuance by a company subsidiary.
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Philadelphia
United Gas Improvement Company
Arrest in Storey Case Throws Philadelphia Treasurer in Custody
Patrick J. Kearns, alleged treasurer of the Storey Cotton Company of Philadelphia, was arrested at Coney Island on an indictment charging use of the U S mails to defraud Julius Hymen. He denied knowledge of the Storey affairs and claimed never to have been in Philadelphia. Bail reviewed by Commissioner Benedict with disputed amounts. examination set for tomorrow.
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Conq Eer
New York
Post-office
Patrick J. Kearns
Coney Island
United States
G. Idnece
Benedict
Tum
Kearns
Storey Cotton Company
Philadelphia
Thomas Harper
Storey
J F. Cortetyeu
West Twenty-second
Thomas
Julius Hymen
Paladelphia
Armour Buyer Summoned In Beef Trust Probe
Chicago April 7 A special grand jury issued a subpoena for C J Davis head buyer in Armour and Co sheep department Davis planned to leave Chicago selling his home and is said to hold valuable facts about sheep and casings The grand jury began examining the Aetna Trading Co with many witnesses including F A Fowler Swift and Co manager The district attorney said the investigation may close by May 1 and noted railroad company involvement would not fall under Interstate Commerce laws while the Garfield report on the beef industry would not be used.
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Chicago
Tne
Beef Trust
C J. Davis
Armour & Co
Davis
Artmour & Co
Aetna Trading Company
F A Fowler
Swift & Co
Morrison
Interstate Commerce Commission
Greater Pittsburg bill signs to merge Pittsburg and Allegheny City
Gov Pennypacker signs the Greater Pittsburg measure authorizing a February 1906 vote on consolidation of Pittsburg and Allegheny City. If approved, the merged city would take effect in April 1906, expanding into adjoining territory and reshaping the regional population. Platt’s condition unchanged after illness. Easter travel set as Atlantic City Special train from Washington via the Delaware River bridge route.
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Harrisburg
Gov. Pennypacker
Pittsburg
Alegheny City
Greater Pittsburg
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Delaware River Bridge
Atlantic Civ
Equitable Scandal Forces Hy des Resignation Showdown
A split Equitable Life executive committee ends a publicity drive after James H. Hyde refuses to resign. Agents press for action, seek to derail the scandal, while lines are drawn between factions and a Louisiana receivership claim is discussed.
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Washington Post
New York
Equitable Life
James H. Hyde
Hyde
Tarbell
Mr. Hyde
H. C. Frick
Investigation Committee
Alexander
Frick
Tedgard
Louisiana
Mr Hyde
Equitable
The
Leader Murphy on Stand in New York Lighting Inquiry
Charles F. Murphy head of Tammany Hall testified before a legislative committee probing city lighting contracts. He denied any influence or interest, saying he relied on the department’s official and learned details from newspapers. He noted past dealings in Consolidated Gas stock and possible purchases last February. Oakley, the water and power commissioner, defendedSigning contentious contracts.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Oakley
GIVES MINE TO HEINZE IN BUTTE COPPER CASE
The Montana Supreme Court affirms the Silver Bow County District Court ruling in the Minnie Healy case involving title to a major Butte copper mine. The decision favors F Augustus Heinze as the Amalgamated, Finlen interest, and pledges to uphold prior bond and lease arrangements dating from 1808 with John Devlin and others.
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Helena
Mont
Supreme Court of Montana
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Miles Finlen
F. Augustus Heinze
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Minnie Healy
Butte
Heinze
Finlen
John Devlin
Boston
Montana
Amalgamated
Supreme Court
Harney
Clancy
Holloway
Democrats Nominate Maj. G. V. Menzies for Congress
Evansville Ind April 20 Democrats of the First Congressional district nominated Maj. G. V. Menzies of Mount Vernon for Congress. A special election will be held on May 16. Watson’s Daughter Married in Thomson Ga Agnes Watson daughter of Thomas FE Watson wed Oscar S Lee at home. Honeymoon at Sea Breeze Fla.
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G. V. Menzies
First
Indiana
Evansville
Ind
Maj
Mount Vernon
Congress
Sun+ jay Post
Washington
Oil Engine Blast Kills J J Ball Injures Martin Fields
An explosion in the United States Garage Company building at northeast Washington last night killed engineer J J Ball, 32, and seriously injured night worker Martin Fields, 31, as debris wrecked walls and a skylight. A horse in a nearby stable was injured with both eyes knocked out. Ball’s body was taken to the morgue. Fields was hospitalized with burns and head injuries but expected to recover. Property damage is estimated at $2,000.
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J. J. Ball
Martin Fields
United States Garage Company
Fourth
J J. Ball
R Street
Nevitt
Fifth Street
Casualty Hospital
Ninth Precinct
Ball
Fields
Harry N. Johnson
Jess Harris
Johnson
Harris
Mr. Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Third and & Streets
Mr. Ball Seaves
Adams Express Company
New York City
P. L. Ball
FR Street
Sunday Post
Washington
United States Express Company
Dr. Stone
Third
Feltner's Testimony Ruled Out in Hargis Trial
In Lexington, after a lengthy legal dispute, Moses Feltner was barred from testifying about matters tied to the Marcum killing and the alleged conspiracy. Feltner, cited in a deposition, described a conference with the Hargises and Callahan on killing Marcum and Cockrill, but the court limited testimony to the Cockrill case. He also testified that James Hargis offered to post Feltner’s bond and provide funds to secure acquittal, a plan he says he did not intend to carry out, only to prevent assassination and aid prosecution.
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Lexington
Moses Feltner
James Hargis
Breathitt County
J. B. Marcum
Feltner
Hargises
Endward Callahan
Marcum
James Cockrill
Cockrill
Fellner
Felix
Moses’ Bond
Jesse Fields
Fields
Winchester
Hargis
Pledge to Temper Strife Signals Civic Talks in Havana
Havana reports that President Palma and Nationalist leaders including Senator Zayas met for mutual explanations to curb strife within lawful bounds. A follow up conference is planned to seek a firmer understanding, with assurances to reveal seized papers and to handle municipal charges justly. The Nationalists deny plans for protests near the palace.
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Havana
Palma
Zayas
Itig
Associated Press
Nunez
Nationalista
Snow Checks President's Hunt and Exploding Engine Kills Watchman
The page lists multiple items including Snow checks President's hunt, Hyde refuses to resign, and an exploding engine kills a watchman. Other notes cover legal cases, politics, and society items with various short headlines and briefs across sections.
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Hyde
France
Japan
McLean
Patriotic Sons
Morgan
Nan Patterson
Virginia
West Virginia
Joseph Jefferson
Boston
Georgetown
Yale
Raillroad
Italy
Agricultural Congress
Southern Industrial Parliament
Panic at Kaufman factory injures five girls
Five young women employed on the second floor of the Kaufman Manufacturing Company in Kansas City were injured in a panic as a large bell pulled loose plaster on the third floor. Believing the building would collapse, about fifty workers surged toward the only exit, a narrow stairway, and fell over each other. Caroline Ebler sustained the most serious injuries but is expected to recover.
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Kansas City
Kaufman Manufacturng Company
Caroline Ebler
Three Die in Greensburg Gasoline Fire
Three children of John E. Kunkle die in a Greensburg home fire caused by a grandmother spilling gasoline while tending a child. A fourth child and several rescuers are severely burned. Property loss runs to 15050 dollars.
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Greensburg
John E. Kunkle
Paul Kunkle
Alich Kunkle
Louise Kunkle
Catherine
George M. Gesler
Hose Company
William ‘McCarthy
Jacob Weaver
A. M. Wyant
John Murphy
Resignation of Ramsey at Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal
Special to The Washington Post reports little on Ramsey's resignation as president of the Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal Company. George J. Gould, chairman, left town. Ramsey cited disagreements with Gould. West reports suggest retirement from Wabash and extensions due to overwork. rumors of Howard Gould succession are not supported. Also noted: Dr I Werl died by morphine act after federal indictment in Denver. Belie Fourche, S D.
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Washington Post
New York
Ramsey
Wabash
Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal Company
George J. Gould
Gould
St. Louis
West
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Knockout in Atlanta Bout Sees Monroe Top Payne
Jack Monroe of Butte Montana knocked out Doc Payne of Cleveland Ohio in the sixth round of a fifteen round scheduled match at the Atlanta Athletic Club Payne was unconscious for several minutes after the blow. Dining Car Services to Atlantic City on the Atlantic City Special Pennsylva Rail April 71 ends leaves Washington me mm
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Jack Monroe
Atlanta
Butte
Mont
Doc Payne
Cleveland
Ohio
Atlanta Athletic Club
Payne
Atlantic City
Pennsylva Rail
Washington
Mystery of Baltic Fleet Leaves Kamranh Bay Still Not Confirmed
Reports from Paris Tokyo and Saigon debate whether the Russian Pacific squadron has left Kamranh Bay. Motono requests assurances of neutrality from France as Japanese officials press for explicit guarantees. France replies that neutrality is being observed and no formal protest was lodged. Times dispatches note Nebogatoff may soon join the fleet and speculate on the next moves.
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London
Kamranh Bay
Tokyo
Paris
Ita
Delcasse
Annam
Gaigon
Saigon
Berestvensky
de Jonquieres
Nebogatof
Sunda Straits
Rojestvensky
Nebogatoff
Times
Japan
Egates
Hongkong
Tanglin
Associated Press
Motono
France
Deleasse
Morono
Delsasse
Indo-China
M Delcasse
White
Motone
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Cherbourg
Madagascar
Indo- China
Kamrench Bay
Lft Kamrar
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the Bear
Wazs
Wml
Loeb Was In Y 'Atlon
Atkinson
Tomsay
Wiliam Grigors
Colorado Springs
Mr Loss
Ted
Leeb
Loch
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Newport
Norfolk &, Washington Steamboat Co
7Th St
Armour Buyer
Allegheny
Platt
Washington, Conn
Ford
Senator Platt
Lid
Mibie
Henry J. Powell
F. A. Macnambee
BL Levy
J. W. Estes
Joseph Bowes
Baltimore
J. D. Burns & Co
Sth and
Arora
Helens Babifs
New York Lighting
Montana Supreme Court
Testown
Yorktown
B. Co
Newport News
Potomac River
Esapeake Bay
Hampton Roads
James and
York i
Exponsen
Fate
Ole
Malin
Pennsylvania
Althout
Gains Point
Suster
Virginia Hot Springs
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Ead of
Pittsburg Terminal
Denver
Dr. I. Werland
Dreyand
Belle Fourche
Ina Finch
Allen
Mystery OF Baltic Fleet
M. Delcasse
England
St. Petersburg
Ministry of Finance
Shanghai
Straits of
Formosa
Togo
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