Aunt Delia Torrey Denounces Press and Political Intrigue
In Millbury Aunt Delia Torrey, aunt to the President, letters from strangers flood in seeking political connections. She criticizes bitter New York and Boston press coverage of the President and says she stopped reading such papers. She defends respecting the President while admitting limited knowledge of free trade and party shifts.
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Washington Post
Millbury
Delia Torrey
White House
Tate
Delia
New York
Walt
Boston
New York Papers
Iar
Torrey
Cotton Shipment Seized In Mobile by U S Court Injunction
In Mobile April 4 4200 bales of cotton aboard the British steamer Meltonian were restrained by an injunction issued by the U S district court. Receivers of the bankrupt cotton firm Latham & Co of Havre sought the order. Knight Yancey & Co issued the bills of lading. Captain Arthur Parker and Dempster Steamship Company named in the restraining order.
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Knight, Yancey & Co
Mobile
Ala
I Mobile
United States
Marshal White
Arthur Parker
Meltonian
Havre
France
United States District Court
I Latham & Co
Otder Dempster Steamship Company
Drowned Rowers Clasped In Arms As River Tragedy Strikes
Gloucester New Jersey April 2 Hundreds of spectators watched two Philadelphia men drown in the Delaware River. Joseph Borman 83 and John Riley 2 years clung to each other after falling overboard from a skiff. Borman tried to help Riley but both sank as a nearby boat closed in.
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Gloucester
Joseph Borman
John Riley
Philadelphia
Delaware
Bormans Akiff
Riley
Bormas
French Blocking One Tragedy at the Polls and Votes for Women
Dispatches from Paris detail a volatile general election for the new Chamber of Deputies. President Armand Fallières cast his ballot amid curious crowds as the left bloc gained little ground. Meanwhile a city hall was wrecked in Chambon and a shooting occurred in Kraville as ballots were counted. Women candidates faced legal hurdles though some votes were recorded. Mme Durand polled in Montmartre, with further appeals to the state court underway.
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Republic
Chamber of Deputies
Chambon
Paris
Chamber of Deputes
St Tlenna
Blor
Reetect Cy
Premer Briand
Tador ‘Vivians
Joseph Calliauyx
Carlile Pelletan
Narme
Maurice Barres
Lucién Mil Jeorge
Bienaime
M Deny
Coch
Cardinal Hicherd
Paul Deschanel
Mle AL Chanter
Kraville
Fatheres
Alm
Falleries
Accortance
Gustom
Armand Falleries
Republe
Mme Durand
Montmatre Dutnet
Seite
Atlanta Fears Base Riot In Subway Hold Up
Conductor W H Bryson identified a suspect after a street car robbery in an Atlanta suburb. Four others are detained, many measures to curb race tensions and protect the neighborhood are in place. Funeral arrangements for Motorman T Brown are noted amid ongoing manhunt and surveillance.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Hospital
W H Bryson
Auapicion
Jennings
T Brown
Princeton Student Lynden Zelva Missing From Seminary
Lynden Zelva a second year student at Princeton Theological Seminary, home in Colombo Ceylon, disappeared from Hodge Hall at 4 am. Police across towns from New York to Trenton were notified, with no clue by nightfall. Zelva, 27, once overworked, suffered a breakdown last week and was to be moved to a nearby farm. A note on payments of his bills was found. The search is led by Rev Paul Martin, seminary registrar.
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Lynden EaZelva
Washington
Princeton
NW J
Lynden
D Zelva
Delva
Lake Carnegie
Lake District
Hodge Hall
Royal College of Colombo Ceyton
Paul Martin Remiutrar
Seminary
Cold Wave Hits Central U S Crops Across States
A sweeping cold wave snarled Midwest and South states with heavy snow and freezing temps. Apple and small fruit losses noted in Missouri Illinois Tennessee and Arkansas while reseeding stays possible in many areas. Northern regions report warmer trends but drought risk minimal, and central Ohio and Oklahoma see blight on berries and poultry losses.
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Missoun
Iho
Tennessee
Chicago
Promisea
Kansas
Missouri
Kentucky
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Michiap
Minnesota
St Paul Minn
Apollo
St Louis
Vssowla
Ilias
Lebanon Mo
Loulaville
Ken
Oklahoma
United States Weather Station
New York bankers join J J Hill on Northwest fishing trip
James J Hill travels with Charles F Baker of First National Bank of New York and George F Steele of J P Morgan & Co on a special Northwest train trip. Reported aim is to showcase rail development while fishing opportunities tempt the party. Rumors circulate that the journey signals finance interest in regional projects and railway plans depend on the trip’s reception.
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New York
Washington Post
Chiezeo
James J Hin
Charles F Baker
First National Bank of New York
George F Steele
J P Morgan & Co
Chicago
Northwest
Mr Hill
Gottz
Hank
JP Mor & Co
Young 17 year old trader George Dabo ends his life in Hoboken
Seventeen year old George Dabo a Wall Street speculator who hoped to be a millionaire by ten died by suicide in his father Leon Dabo's Hoboken home after weeks of stock market concentration and rising melancholia. Friends say he never lost in trading though the nervous strain overwhelmed him and a Europe trip to rest was planned before his death.
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Spielel
Washington Post
New York
George Dabon
Wall Street
Leon Dato
Hudson Street
Hoboken
Dabo
Net
Daba
Dako
le Son
Stock Exchange
Drew Rosencrann
Europe
Rosencranz
George
Young Dabo
Drowned American girl identified in Naples tragedy
The body of Miss Estella Reid an American staying at Hotel Castello on the Pornel coast near Naples was identified by the hotel owner. She had been there since April and spent time with his children. Police conduct a secret investigation into her death finding letters from a fiancé in America and indicating two years of presence in Mary. She had a bank balance around 300 dollars.
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Bay of Naples
Estella Rew
Ameiles
Miss Reid
Mary
Wealthy New Englander funds Alaska zoological expedition
John Kne ren, a naturalist who just returned from Alaska, has been commissioned by John E Thayer of Lancaster Massachusetts to lead an expedition into northwestern Alaska and Siberia for rare geological specimens for Thayer's private museum. The party plans an eighteen month absence, with duplicate specimens to be given to Harvard zoological museum.
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New England
Alaska
Sibena
Seattle
Washs
Abn
John Kneren
John E Thayer
Reident
Lancaster Mass
Siheris
Six of family burned in cottage fire near Pine
April 24 near Pine. Mrs. Jerry Miner and five children perished when their cottage three miles north of town caught fire this morning. Miner saved his one year old by throwing it from a window before succumbing to burns. The father was left badly burned and unable to live.
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Ponta
Jerry Miner
Here
Fix
Miner
Hie
Ilye
Croker Plans Return to New York Before Summer Ends
Richard Croker Tammany leader says he will return to New York to make it his permanent home after a stay in Ireland and England. He declares he will never take part in politics again, though his writers will find him at Palm Beach.
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New York
Apri
Firemish
Richard Croker
Vid
Tammany Leader
Ireland
England
Palm Beach
Croker
Sears Old Ha
Taft Bill Near Vote Faces Senate Delays Over Baseball Absences
Congress debates the railroad measure with the House aiming for a final vote by week’s end while Senate delays persist due to many members missing for baseball games. Aldrich and Elkins clash over provisions as Hammond and Crawford provisions loom, and the postal savings bank bill follows this topic with broader statehood legislation last.
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House
Senate
Elkins
Cumming
Maun W Thinots
Ekins
Salmony
Cummins
Evnis Crawford
Tate
Aldrich
Joe
Brcins
Sherman
Crane
Baenan
Washington
Postal Savings Bank
Daniel 18 at Home As Senator Daniel Reaches Lynchburg
Senator John W Daniel arrives in Lynchburg from Daytona to rest at a private sanitarium. Doctors report his condition is as good as the start of the journey and shows no change under care of Dr E A Waugh. The party traveled in a Southern Railway private car with Dr Chowning and nurse Fred Harper. Daniel’s daughter-in-law is among the accompanying family.
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Lynchburg Va
John W Daniel
Daytona Water
LB Chowning
Daytona
Presdent Finley
Southern Railway
Chowning
Fred Harper
Wif
Danie
Daniel
Warwick Halsey
E A Waugh
Roosevelt in Paris Attends Services and Lectures
Former President Roosevelt spent a quiet Sunday in Paris with Ambassador Bacon and guests at the American Church in Rue de Breteuil and the Sorbonne lecture, dining at the American Embassy and visiting St Germain. He declined to probe issues not directly concerning him, and an evening at the opera followed by a lecture drew international notices applauding his moral authorities.
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Bacon
Sorbonne
Paris
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Pars
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Rue de Berti
Chauncey W
Roosevet
Kermit
Brhel
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M Harthov
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Je Roy Beautlew
Albert de Coubertin
Laun
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Count de Pourtnes
St Germain
Gul Roosevelt
Henri 1
Roosevelts
Mra Bacon
France
Yisl
Varme
United States
Col Roosevelt
Fofty Fathers
Gen
Brogere
Salome
Eig Pilan
Cairo
Sxcemuan
Henri Rochefort A
Tor
Parrie
Judet
Eclair
Rooselt
Quality Iim
Dex Debts
Rooeevelts
England
Democracie
Hercules
la Literte
Paris Journal
Berlin
Arthur ‘Nevins
Royal Opera
Hus Viest
Frederick William
August William
Rome
Walter Lewrie
Newport RE
Italy
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