Georgetown Crew Races End With Rescue Amid Heavy Squall
Two Georgetown crews battled a sudden Potomac squall as eighteen rowers fell into the water. Capt Murray Coxswain Kelley and Cunniff swam to aid teammates, a safety launch ferried others to shore, and the prep shell and second eight were carried to their boathouse after a tense sea.
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Georgetowns
Potomac
Dempsey
Fong Bridge
Analosten
Varsity
Kelley
Cunniff
McQuail
Cormick
Corrar
NS Fraubalm
Graham
Kelley Axuwain
Universal transfers debated in district transfer plan
A district council yesterday debated universal transfers, proposing a street level system. The measure shifts from mandatory prorating to mutual agreement, with the Supreme Court to determine enforceable terms. Companies currently show inability to participate, delaying the transfer framework.
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Hous
Supreme Court
Wiley
Roosevelts Attend Night Movie Showing Disturbing Scene
Mrs Bolas Longworth and party attended a moving picture at night featuring Cal Roosevest ca. The Roosevelts appeared pleased though a loud scene drew attention as a hunting figure was shown.
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Bolas Longworth
Cal Roosevest
Cal Roosean Trust
Law
Roosevelt
Teoee
Gu Ley
Taggart to Be Cannon Seek Senate Seat Plan for April
Tom Taggart opened a hotel room showing Denison Hotel conferral and discussed Gov Marshall plan to nominate a Democratic Senate candidate at the state convention. If approved, Taggart would appear before the convention as a candidate for United States Senate.
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Senate
Three Fishermen Drowned Off Hereford Inlet
Atlantic City, N J April report says Ross Thorpson William Chempion and William Murphy fishermen were drowned when their dory capsized near Hereford Inlet miles south of the city A change in currents drove the boat onto the shore survivors say Efforts to recover the bodies continued with life savers in attendance at the inlet unidentified man among survivors
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Atlantic City
N. J
Ross Thorpson
William Chempion
William Murphy
Hereford Inlet
Ife-savers
Resoud Ae High
Esra Bargison
Jargison
Etre Pockamates
Wreckers Seize Minnehaha Cargo After Ship Sinks
Report of salvage at Scilly Islands after the Minnehaha ran ashore with 17000 tons of cargo. Islanders hauled autos, sewing machines, clocks, furniture, cigars, and books from the sea while fishing boats gathered near Bryher.
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Hughtown
St Mary Selly Islands
Rocky Scilly
Lizard
Maren Shy
Atevadores
Michigan
Bryber
Cotton firm Knight Yancey & Co files bankruptcy
Knight, Yancey & Co of Alabama, a major cotton firm with offices in Mobile and Decatur, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition stating liabilities around 4 million dollars. The company reported assets as large but declined exact figures, with most claims being foreign. The announcement caused a small panic across Southern cities as banks were feared involved, though Southern banks were reportedly not involved.
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Knight, Yancey& Co
Alabama
Decatur
Knight, Yancey & Co
Mobile
Huntsville
Ward declines probe and urges special session
Trenton reports Speaker Ward refuses to order an investigation into alleged orgy at the closing session. He states he has no power and urges Governor Fort to call a special session to address the matter, asserting it is the only legal route.
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Ward
Trenton NJ
Assembly
Gov Fort
Rhinelander Waldo Weds Greenwich Conk Apel 20-3irs
Rhinelander Waldo and Virginia Otis Heckscher were married today with select guests including Schuyler Croaby, former Montana governor, and Maj W L Kentey of the Western artillery as best man. Waldo, once a U S Army captain, and Mrs Heckscher, widow of John G Heckscher, were the principals in a small ceremony. Nashville notes Benton Mewulin, former Tennessee governor, announced his candidacy for the United States Senate in the Democratic primary on June 4 to succeed James B Frasier, whose term ends March 8, 1911.
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Virgina Otis Heckscher
Rhinelander Waldo
New York
Schuyler Croaby
Montana
W L. Kentey
Wethfield Artillery
Waldo
United States Army
Heckscher
John G Heckscher
Twelve Dead in Servian Floods Grip Belgrade Region
Torrential rains in Servia cause widespread damage and at Kragujevac twelve deaths have occurred. The floods bring enormous property loss as authorities assess the disaster. Elsewhere, Edward Paygon Weston arrived from Rochester and will depart tomorrow morning indicating routine travel notes in the same dispatch.
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Servia
Kragujevats
Weston
Elmira
Edward Pay Gon
Rochester
Glo
Bloody Angle Riot Ends With Several Hurt At McKers Rocke
Pittsburg April 2 a clash between strikers and constables at McKers Rocke left at least seven injured three may die Countaire James M Tariels was shot through the leg and chest Toe Blernot a Hungarian striker was shot multiple times an unknown striker fled as a train hit one assailant near the area Chief Silvers and Constable Dawels ordered dispersal as shots fired critically wounded Officer Daniels and others fought back with rocks and by dusk the mob broke and retreated
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Countaire
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Gue
Parsuing
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Wey
Jer
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Eawin Silvers
Stoe Township
Jamen M da
Roosevelt Faction Aims To Extend Taft Discontent Tactics
A Republican leader asserts a planned campaign to discredit Taft and push for Roosevelt. Fostered by Roosevelt allies, the effort seeks a Democratic House to provoke public demand for a Roosevelt presidency in 1912, while Taft contemplates a one term tenure and potential retirement as chief justice.
Fugitive Hoffstot Held On Pittsburg Bribery Case
Frank N Hoffstot, millionaire president of the Presson Steel Ore Company, was arrested in New York and held on $10,000 bail. He is tied to Pittsburg bribery schemes involving councilmen, with charges covering bribes paid across a spring period. Governor Hughes argues date inconsequential in the broader bribery extension.
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Washington Post
New York
Hughes Irving
Frank N Hoffstot
Presson Steel Ore Company
Justee
Pittsburg
Hoffstotta
Holt
Holt Aet Briday
Hoffatet
Fittsburg
Cotinset
Hughes
TNS
300 Bars for Model Town
Special to The Washington Post notes Gary Indiana’s rapid return of saloons after May 3 as towns race to reopen. From a 4000 population with 103 saloons to a 20000 surge during the dry spell, the steel plant boom spurs an expected 300 saloons opening simultaneously.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Gary
Indiana
Night Riders Must Pay Damages in Kentucky Tobacco War Case
In April 2004 a federal jury in Cavinston awarded WS Henderson $8000 in a case against Hen Jordan and thirteen Bracken County citizens. Henderson, Augusta KY, sought $2500 for business ruin from coercion to join a tobacco pooling scheme. a prior trial had verdict of $20.
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WS Henderson
Hen Jordan
Bracken County
Kentucky
Henderson
Augusta
Degree for President Taft at Villanova Jurisprudence
The Weslington Post notes at Villanova College alumni dinner at the Hotel Knickerbocker that L A De larey announced President Taft would receive the degree of doctor of jurisprudence at June commencement. Grover Cleveland and Judge Gray of Delaware are the only others to have received this degree from Villanova.
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New York
Villanova College
Knickerbocker
L. A. Delarey
Taft
Villanova
Grover Cleveland
I Gray
Delaware
Havens Declines Governor Bid After Congressional Win
James Havens announced satisfaction with winning the Thirty second district by a near 6,000 plurality and said he has no desire for public life or governor, while Democrats suggest he could be urged for the nomination. Republican Hughes supporters view the result as strengthening their cause and party leadership shifts are debated as delegates prepare for the state convention.
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James Hevens
Havens
Mofroe County
Congress
Cannbh
Hughes
George W Aldridge
New York
Capitol
James Havens
Guy Hughes
Francis Burton Harrison
CORB SEEKS HALES SEAT IN SENATE BID
Rockland Me April 3. William Cobb former governor announces candidacy for the United States Senate to succeed Senator Hale retiring in March Cobb plans active canvass and asks people support. He has long received letters from prominent men urging him to run.
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Mele
Tor Senate
SverSal
Weshtomton Post
Rockland
William Tebb
United States Senate
Hale
Gay Cobb
Hum
Hele
Reelde- Hom
Henstor
Gov Cobb
Cobb
Former Judge Seeks Senate Seat in Rhode Island Race
An ex judge aims for the Rhode Island senate to replace Senator Aldrich. Aram J. Pothier stated that the state has nationally capable men and he sees no reason why he should not try for the position.
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Providence
Twontetta
Aldrich
Goy ‘Aram J Pothier
Senate
Croker Praises Gaynor Before European Voyage
Former Tammany chief Richard Croker, sailing for Queenstown on the Lusitania, praises Mayor Gaynor of New York. He says Gaynor has done well and could become one of five historic New York mayors if he continues, and credits him with curbing graft between police and saloonkeepers.
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Europe
New York
Capper
Florida
Ireland
Richard Croker
Queenstown
Cunard
McGroker
Gaynor
Pealce
Ohio Legislators Honest Exonerated by Teleph one Probe
Columbus April 20 legislative committees report no evidence of graft in a telephone bill bribery inquiry. They exonerate all House members and say the cases should go to the grand jury. Letters indicate Pears and Winters faced pressure to withdraw opposition for political gain.
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Ohio
Legislative
H. W Pears
B Wintera
Grand
Marriage in Arion Hall Unite Lunsford and Bagelmann
Misa Esther Lunsford daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Lunsford Lewinaville Pa wed Albert Bagelmann son of Mr and Mrs Fritz Bagelmann of the city in Arion Singing Society clubhouse assembly hall with Rev H Schroeder of Trinity Lutheran Church officiating Best man Frederick Reisinger maid of honor Anne Bagelmann bridesmaids included Dorothy Lunsford Johanna Bertram Otto Bchreiber Richard Lunsford John Schecier Louis Sehmidt ushers attended Reception and dinner to follow officiants presented couple with a dinner vest.
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J W Lunsford
Lewinaville
Albert, Begelmann
Fritz Bagelmann
Arion Singing Society
H Schroeder
Trinity Lutherans Church
Frederick Reisinger
Anne Bagelmann
Conclave Sets Date For Daughters of Founders Conference
Delegates of the National Society of the Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America met at the Willard for their annual conference. It was voted to hold future gatherings in Washington on the previously announced date. Mrs Henry Boyton, national president, presided and praised the society as a premier genealogical organization. Virginia State chapter members invited attendees to visit Falls Church for a sightseeing tour of historic sites in the Old Communion area.
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Natonal Sociery
Daughters of Foundera End Patriots of America
Wulard
Washington
Henry Boyton
Atlantic
Virginia State
Falls Church
New Species of Antelope Named after Roosevelt Expedition
London April 21 A zoologist Rémund Wener Riverside California reports a sable antelope slain by Kermit Roosevelt is a new species from the Mombasa region not described before. It will be named Roosevelt W Alexander. Cumberland Maryland April 40 Painter William Alexander dies at sister in law’s home Moorefield West Virginia. He was a noted portrait artist later in the West and South a hunter and angler. Camden New Jersey April also reports a former Ocean City official pleaded guilty to forging a $7100 note and admitted signing Louis M. Cresse mayor’s name. sentence deferred by Judge Joting.
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London
Rémund Wener
Riverside Cal
Mt Roosevelt
Mombasa
Roosevelt
Alexander
Washington Post
Cumberland Md
Kate Alexander
Moorefield
Camden
N J
Ocean City
Louis M. Cresse
Joting
Sanna
California
Galfornia
Weather Conditions and Temperature Outlook Across Regions
The U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports a west to east low pressure pattern with warmer, drier conditions in the Northwest and upper Midwest, while rain affects New England and the middle Atlantic. Temperatures rise in the upper Mississippi Valley and lower Great Lakes, with a marked cooling trend after a brief warm spell. Flood warnings persist along the Texas and New England coasts as winds shift from southerly to variable to southeast.
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