Roosevelt Campaign at Boston Arena Draws 8000 in Weary Welcome
Massachusetts crowds mobbed the Boston Arena to greet Colonel Roosevelt as he attacked taft and attacked courts. The scene featured roped prize ring platform and volleys of shouts. Roosevelt spoke from the ring about labor, tariffs, and constitutional rights, then boarded trains to continue through Brockton Taunton Bridgewater Midgeboro New Bedford Fall River and Mechanics Hall.
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Abe
Yam
Spain
Poe
Roosevelt
Taft
Boston
Brockton
Taunton
Bridgewater
Midgeboro
New Bedford
Elm Street
Fall River
Col . Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Col Boone Yell
Col. Roosevelt
Net Ao
Dere Niet
Borten
Mexico
Mhlet
Titanic
Senate
Miss Taft
Union Savings Bank
Harry Thaw
Oroceco
Carroll
Maater Maszona
Poers
Priest from Asia Minor Arrested in Washington for Fraud
Dominick Vassily, a man claiming to be a priest from Asia Minor, was arrested on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Police say he collected funds for schools and hospitals, with incomplete credentials, after visiting St Matthew's rectory and St Patrick's Church. He fought arrest, then was taken to the Third precinct station for questioning. authorities report a knife found on him and note similar警警 warnings from Catholic clergy in Cleveland.
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Mgr Bonaventure Cerretti
Wer Russell
St Patrick's Church
Dominic Vassily
Asia Minor
Mundie
Willie
St Matthew's Church
Mer Lee
Merle
Rex John M Cooper
Mr Yassily
United States
Washington
Mer
Russell
James Smith
St Patrick’s Church
Stringfellow
Mana
Captica
Cleveland
Ohio
Mer Cerrett
Papal Legation
Mao
Barry to lead Department of the East in Grant's place
Reports from the War Department say Major General Thomas H Barry, superintendent of the Military Academy, will succeed the late Major General Frederick D Grant as commander of the Department of the East. No official announcement yet. Flights and travel options noted for weekends and return times.
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Barry
Department of the East
Thomas H Barry
Military Academy
Frederick D. Grant
War Department
Borden Debates Reciprocity Plan At International Law Banquet
Prime Minister Robert L. Borden defended Canada’s stand against the U S reciprocity pact at the American Society of International Law banquet in New Willard. He argued the pact was unfair to Canada, urged international peace, and noted a century of Anglo American accord while stressing no bitterness between nations. Senate action on treaties with Britain and France drew praise from Senator Lodge and Judge Gray, who urged ongoing efforts for peaceful dispute settlement.
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Sulzer
Mexico
Lodge
Senate
American Society of International Law
Root
United States
Robert L. Borden
Canada
New Willard
Borden
Great Britain
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
William Sulzer
New York
George Gray
United States Court of Delaware
Christan US
Memco
Bulzer
Canads
Great ‘Lakes
Mother Leaps With Baby From Garfield Fire
Passaic New Jersey April 27 Mrs John Mollner leaped from a second story window with her eleven month old child clamped to her bosom after smoke and flames cut off escape. Neighbors shouted advice as the mother, after reaching a one story extension roof, jumped to the ground. She was treated for shock and a sheared shoulder.
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Washington Post
Passaic
N. J
John Mollner
Blakely Place
Garfield
Destroyers Head Soon To Mexican Coast Orders
San Diego reports indicate two torpedo boat destroyers now in port will depart within 24 hours with sealed orders. It is believed they will voyage to the Mexican coast.
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San Diego
Cal
Mexican Coast
Think Troops Needed Buford to Sail Tomorrow
A San Francisco despatch reports officials urged arming the transport Buford for a six week voyage to Mexican ports with guards and full hospital equipment. George Carpenter, an American engineer, is missing near Topolobampo. rescue parties may require 100 armed men and inland search missions. The Buford will carry doctors and nurses, depart Monday noon, stopping at San Diego and other ports.
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San Francisco
Buford
West Qpant
Paul F. Carpenter
Los Angeles
George Carpenter
Topolobampo
Guagave
Guagave, Twenty Miles Injand From Togolobampo. “At Thrt Fine George Garpontér
San Tiego
San Diego
Altata
Mazatlon
San Blas
Tepic
Manzanillo
Acapulco
Salina Cruz
Sherdan
Sherman
Manila
Crook
Frank F. Healy
Washington
Massachusetts presidential primary spark in Bay State clash
Special to The Washington Post Boston April 27 Massachusetts voters face a pivotal primary with Roosevelt seen as likely to secure the Republican nomination and Clark as Democratic favorite, while Taft backers claim momentum and Democrats show mixed support for Clark and Wilson amid calls for Foss.
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Washington Post
Boston
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Wison
Bay
Taft
Clark
Wilwon
Foss
Champ Clark
Wilson
Guerroe arrives Mazatlan and rebel forces expand
Gunboat Guerrero reaches Mazatlan from Guaymas as Rebela gains numbers. In Jimenes Mexico, fifty federal troops under Lisart de la Roche join Guadalupe y Calvo rebels and prepare to move to Parral. Gen Selazar plans to transfer trains to Escalon to direct campaign south while federals assume defensive positions delaying decisive action for about one to two weeks.
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Jimenes
Mexico
Lisat. de la Roche
Guadalupe Y Calvo
Parral
Selazar
Escalon
Bermejille
Nurse's Blood Gift Vain Transfusion to Save Clergyman
The Rev Harold M. Ryder of Bay Shore Long Island died after a blood transfusion attempt at Methodist Episcopal Hospital Brooklyn. Dr Charles Ho Goodrich led the operation. a nurse volunteered but could not donate enough blood without endangering herself. The procedure stopped as the nurse fainted and she remains unnamed.
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Washington Post
New York
Harold M. Ryder
Bay Shore
Long Island
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Brooklyn
Charles Ho Goodrich
Kavanaugh
Easy to Trap Angle Worms by New Device
Col Bill Sterett unveils a labor saving method to collect earthworms. He describes using a long broomhandle with a top board to vibrate the ground, drawing worms to the surface. A reporter questions the method while Sterett suggests using a helper to rub the board.
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Bill Sterett
Dallas
Fox
Bil Sterett
Washington
Commonwealth
Texas
Col. Sterett
Riva
Ikely
Delicate Spine Operation Performed in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on April 7, Dr. Charles H. Frazier of the University Hospital successfully opened the spinal column of a patient suffering a dangerous stomach ailment. He removed diseased nerve fibers, a procedure described as the most delicate attempted. After nerve removal, the stomach trouble ceased and the patient began to regain strength.
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Philadelphia
Washington Post
Charles H. Frazier
Medical School
University Hospital
Tornado ravages Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle towns
A deadly tornado cut a wide path across southwestern Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle late today, killing at least thirty one and injuring many. Towns hit include Kirkland Eldorado Warren Martha Altus Blair Lowell Rocky Lone Wolf Yukon Calumet Aledo and others, with telegraph lines down and extensive property destruction reported. Fort Worth dispatches place fatalities in Childress and nearby towns with widespread ruin and missing communications.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Texas
Twinter
Kirkland
Eldorado
Blair
Lowert
Kansas City
Eere Elplanie Ly
Murddy
Jett Altus
Washita County
Rocky
Lone Wolf
Yukon
Reno Calumet
el Reno
Ras
P. B. Thompson
Calumet
Aledo
Dewey County
Forts Worth
Tex
Childress
Ter
Texas Panhandle
Tve
Fort Worth
Denver
Harold
Claude
Burk
Roy Camp
Fife
G. E Kennedy
Hugh Singleton
Bomb for steel magnate linked to artefact and arrest
Washington Post dispatch from Pittsburgh reports William Pastorius, tied to a German art concern, allegedly sent an infernal machine and letters to A R Peacock demanding 340000. Pastorius, a Carnegie partner associate and Hoeldelberg graduate, was jailed after detection as police traced a dummy package and weapons connected to the scheme.
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Washington Post
Pittsburgh
A. R. Peacock
Andrew Carnegie
Wiliam Pastorius
Hoeldelberg University
Pastorius
Peacock
Schenley Park
Detective Headquarters
Special Delivery
Schenley Hotel
Sandy Creek
Titanic Bodies Identified In Mackay Bennett List
New York April 7 A wireless from Mackay Bennett reports eight more Titanic victims identified among the 28 recovered by Mackay Bennett and Minia. The list includes Gustafson, Rick, Brandes, LeFevre, Hartlagny, March and many others. Officials cite ice fields and misreported position as factors in the disaster.
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New York
White Star Line
Mackay- Bennett
Mackay-Bennett
Minia
Frank D. Miller
Maj
Fulton
Maskayemett
Banesian
Wiredeas
White Star Lane
Nat of Furtiett ‘Mentines- Hone
3S & M Mackay-Bennett
Iemay
Care Commercial Cable Company
Amers Gustafson
G. Rick
Pedro Ale
R W. Layson
Adolf Humblin
FP Tamlyn
Alfred Fellowb
Edward Lockyhr
W. Watson
F Woodford
Thomas Thobald
M. Mayo
Walter CS. Porter
Emil Brandeis
Arthur G McCrae
George Lefevre
Bernadi Batiste
Qd Cove
W. E. Minahan
F Roberts
NH Raute
Sagelhart
T. FP Baxter
Stanley H Fox
Alfred Kliu Ionesor
McQuilan
M Saunders
ER. Paikee
Thomas J. Sverett
Mercia Haussa
Rosemary Abdott
C Shillabher
Petri Semperopolos
Gilbert Danbon
J J. Davies
Alphonso Medify
Clark
G. Ingram
J Ackerman
Alfred Roues
Robert J. Bateman
Timothy McCarthy
Alman Paulshon
E. Freeman
P] Hengood
Maurice FE. Debreucq
W. Vanderhoof
William Cartex
Austin van Billard
Leonard Hickman
Edward A. Kert
Owen G. Allum
Karine Anderson
Story
Eh. Nicholson
Hal
Leon “Pompio Piazzo
J. Brown
F Marsh
EG. Crosby
Doebla
J .H. Cob
C Milling
White Shalloway
Arthur Gre
C. Gradiage
Jaillett
J. Reeves
Edward JS Rogers
J. Kantor
Fred Sawyer
William Carter
White Btar
Atlows
Senate Hearing Details Frigid Barrier and Rescue Signals
Senate investigators hear testimony about a wrecked steamer facing a frigid barrier named Great Plating Field while survivors report lights from a schooner. Wireless SOS messages are read at the hearing. Franklin heads to New York. a steward testifies that Clarence Moore and Mr. Miller dined in the saloon the night of the disaster. Ma. Butt is seen in the cafe.
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James H. Moore
Mount Temple
Senate
Franklin
New York
Clarence Moore
Mr. Miller
Ma. Butt
Titanic wireless pleas amid doomed distress calls
Testimony from W Oat Moore of the Mount Temple recounts repeated Titanic CQD signals. Messages plead for assistance, urging receivers to come at once, prepare life boats, and help as the vessel sinks. Distress phrases reference ice danger and rapid sinking.
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Bruce Ismay
Moore
Titanic
Fitamite
Penttion
Merth
Feeberg
Betieen
Lei
Vlieck
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