Taft Planlo Ohio Stump In Fight With Foraker
In Ohio the question is whether Secretary Taft will stump the state to defeat Senator Foraker as the President weighs involvement. Taft and adviser Horton plus his brother Charles Tat may arrive in Washington to confer with the President and a Yale Alumni speech is planned. Roosevelt backs a New York Taft delegation with Dr. Hughes aiding. hints rise of a Hughes administration possibility.
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Buckeye
New York
Taft
Gov. Hughes
Foraker
van Buren
Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Commonwealth
Taftan
Theodore E. Horton
Charles P. Tat
Yale Alumni Association
Buckeyeland
Senator Foraker
Cantona
Jade
Arthur
Harrison
McKinlay
Roosevelt
Canton
United States
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Jackson
Theodore Roosevelt
Hughes
Rooosevelt
Political clash looms in Ohio over Taft Foraker race
Roosevelt believes Ohio favors Taft while Foraker and allies rally in full armor. Dick plans to open Columbus headquarters after Akron visit as Taft push, led by Vorys, intensifies in Ohio politics. A prominent Indiana Republican warns the split may decide the national nomination or defeat a sitting president.
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Foraker
Taft
Ohio
Roosevelt
Senator Foraker
Senator Dick
Akron
Columbus
Vorys
Indiana
United States
Oho
Escaped convict who found life as husband ends in arrest
William January escaped from Leavenworth after three years as a model prisoner but was recaptured near a Kansas City area. Charles W. Anderson, who married a 17 year old and built a family and restaurant, was later identified by federal detectives and returned to prison after years of seemingly steady life.
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Washington Post
Kansas City
Oklahoma
William January
Federal
Leavenworth
Kans
January
Charles W. Anderson
Anderson
Lfe
Holmes Street
Fire destroys Timmy Long’s Opera House at Oyster Bay
Fire swept Timmy Long’s Opera House and much of Oyster Bay’s business district in the early hours. The blaze damaged two stores and a post office, with losses estimated near 340,000. Fire departments from Oyster Bay and Glen Cove halted the flames, while offices above the theater may have housed Roosevelt aides during summer. The cause remains unknown, with theories ranging from a cigarette to possible threats linked to a Black Hand scare.
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Dty
Long Island
Timmy Long
Opera House
Oyster Bay
Glen Cove
Roosevelt
Oyster Boy
Loeb
Long
Mob Attacks Minister Over Sunday Law Campaign
In Syracuse on April 21 Rev C A Fulton of First Baptist Church and Attorney L W Dygert were assaulted by about 20 people in North Salina Street. They had led a campaign to keep saloons closed on Sundays, lodging complaints with police and district attorney, causing arrests of saloon keepers and hindering bonds from surety firms. Dygert suffered a head injury and Fulton bruising.
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Syracuse
C. A. Fulton
First Baptist Church
L. W. Dygert
North Salina Street
Dygert
Fulton
Boy Chokes on Candy During Baseball Game
Orrie Mc Williams a fifteen year old pupil from Deep River choked to death after swallowing a piece of candy while sucking it during a school baseball game. A swift ball approached. he could not remove the candy and collapsed while rushing to a doctor for help.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Orrie McWillams
Deep River
Society Woman A Pilot in Washington Post Era
Mrs. Burgess formerly Mrs Henry Higginson of Boston wins a regular pilot's license. She is among a small number of American women to hold such a license, with Morgan of Philadelphia and Mrs Harry E Converse noted among others praised by Boston society friends.
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Burgess
Henry Higginson
Boston
Washington Post
Mass
Dieny
Boston Society
William Starling Burgess
United States
Miss Morgan
Philadelphia
Harry E. Converse
Watterson on Roosevelts Third Term and Hughes Outlook
Henry Watterson, veteran editor, arrives in New York and discusses Roosevelt unlikely to seek a third term, predicts Hughes as Republican nominee, and notes Bryan’s influence. He cites political splits, the South’s mood, and possible Democratic revival if unity forms around Bryan.
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Washington Post
New York
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Amerika
United States
Roosevelt
Col. Wattergon
Roose’velt
White House
Horacis White
Mr. Hughes
Brown , University
Hughes
Lke Jim
Tilden
Paris
Col
Watterson
Hitchcock
South
Philippines
Cuba
Bryan
Coignel
Demands of Democracy Across the Nation Highlighted
The speaker doubts whether he values the presidency, argues democracy has a fair chance to carry the country, and expects a cautious nominee. He stresses militant democracy requires thoughtful issues, notes franchised corporations, capital and labor as key economic problems, and mentions Col. Watterson touring before Louisville.
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Ering
Democrati’ Party
Watterson
Louisville
Auto Kills Pedestrian on Kingsbury Avenue
A man died after being struck by an auto last evening on Kingsbury Avenue. The victim, aged twenty one, was identified as a son of prominent Campbell. He resided with his stepson, John Harrison, at his home near Benicar Road and was related to the Dui family of Argyle.
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Epceial
Washington
Louis
Aprisons
Promini
Countess Morosini Hosts American Guests At Venetian Ball
Mrs Robinson, noted for devotion to the arts, attended a ball hosted by Countess Morosini in a crowded old Venetian palace filled with art treasures. The guest met many American compatriots as the countess expressed warm admiration for Americans and American ways.
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Morosini
Douglas
Robison
Tragedy in Washington Woman Hangs Herself in Blurred Report
A fragment from The Post describes a suspected suicide by a woman in Washington. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the incident is connected to a family member or kin and mentions efforts to keep a bubble or relief effort amid the tragedy.
Obscure fragment lacks clear event or names
OCR fragment shows no coherent actions, dates, places, or identifiable individuals to summarize into a newspaper card.
Fragmentary note on a patient and hospital care
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a broken glans pitcher for the purposes. He has lost a great deal of blood before, was taken to the hospital, and the physicians have to his life.
Index 10 Today s Issue Title
Not enough coherent readable facts to form a summary. The fragment lists items like Russia Under New Regime and Funeral of Dr T S Hamlin with scattered headlines and partial notes across pages. Entities include Hughes, Dr Aked, Gen McClellan, James town, and Italian Ambassador.
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Ohio
Wddy
Thaw
Hughes Wice
Aked
Flowers
Russia
White House
Ooliceholders
Dr. T
Hamlin
Jamestown
Alexandria News
Gen. McClellan
Wall Street
West
Counsel for Next Friend Proposes Access to Mrs Eddy
In Concord Massachusetts on April 21 counsel for plaintiffs in the next friend suit to secure an accounting of Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy's estate released a letter from Brye and church officers offering a joint committee of both sides to interview Mrs Eddy. The letter asks consent to three named men from each side to visit her and three additional observers to corroborate testimony with shorthand support. No reply to the letter has been received and Gen Frank S Streeter declined comment.
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Christian Science
Concord
Mase
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Calvin H. Brye
Christian Science Church
Gen
Streeter
Mrs. Eddy
Witmenses Tor
William 5
Early Roman tomb found near Palatine Hill during anniversary fun
Explorers celebrate Rome's founding anniversary when a circular ditch near the Palatine Acropolis is found. It appears to be a tomb connected to early Palatine habitation, possibly for patrician burials, with authorities ordering further excavations. A separate Salt Lake City burglary reports diamonds valued at 12 000 to 15 000 dollars taken from John Daynes & Sona jewelers on Main Street.
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Rome
Palatine
Palatine Acropolis
Ploe
Salt Lake City
Utah
Trom
John Daynes & Sona
Main Street
Thorne Leads Hunt After Trust Clerk's Large Larceny
In New York on April 7, W O Douglass assistant loan clerk at the Trust Company of America absconded with 6 per cent bonds held as collateral. President Oakley Thorne mobilized 28 office staff and Pinkertons to sweep rail depots and exits, tracing Douglass to the Hotel Portland with his wife where he confessed and was jailed. A third man arranged the hideout and evasion, now under investigation.
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Trust Company
Washington Post
New York
W. O. Douglass
Trust Company of America
Broadway
Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific
Oakley Thorne
Douglass
Grand Central Station
Thorne
Portland
West Forty-seventh Street
A. M. Ostrand
W. F. Black
Grand Central Subway
Eale
Pinkertons
Leutenants
Dey
Hawkshaws
Force
4 Trust Company of America
City Trust Company
North American Trust Company
Combinel
Mr. Ostrand
Ostrand
Col
Herman Dowd
Col. Dowd
Douglas
Rock Island
Pacific
Goldfield Strike Settled
An agreement signed today by the executive committee of the Mine Owners and officers of Miners' Union No. 20 ends the seven week lockout and labor struggle in the Goldfield district.
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Goldfeld
Uniox No
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