Dr Hyde Arrested in Millionaire Death Case
Special Grand Jury investigates the death of Thomas Swope as physician Hyde surrenders on murder charges. Bond set at 50,000. Warrant cites staged will and alleged poisoning amid a web of illness and intrigue surrounding the Swope estate and related figures.
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Ryde
Karis
Loldhomas
WG Hye
Mi Saree Lee
Lyn
Faston
Ehat Lin
Bern
Sven
Dr Hyde
Former Actress Laura Biggar Named in Alleges Suit
Mrs Agnes Mary Hendrick sues Laura Biggar for 100000 damages claiming alienation of her husband Dr Charles Hendrick. Case tied to past Bennett estate scandal. Biggar or Hendrick not present. depositions to be submitted.
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Hendrick
New York
Laura Biggar
Agnes Mary Hendrick
Charles
Pittsburg
Henry M Bennett
Bennett
Hendricks
California
Theodore Roosevelt Jr Engaged to Miss Eleanor Alexander
Mrs Henry Addison Alexander announced in New York that her daughter Eleanor Butler Alexander is engaged to Theodore Roosevelt Jr. The couple met years ago and the engagement was publicized at Mrs Alexander's home before Roosevelt's European trip. Roosevelt Jr. works at Hartford Carpet Company and may relocate. date of marriage not set.
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Washington Fst
New York
Henry Addison Alexander
West Forty-seventh Street
Eleanor Butler Alexander
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Misaithe Roosevelt
Roosevelta
Mra
Alexander
Vira Alexanders
Mrs Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Mra ‘Alexander
Globe Theater
Montgomery and
Stone
Mr Roosevelt
Madison Avenue
Vrs
Hartford Carpet Company
Grace Green
Albert W Green
Regides
Paris
Grace Gteen
Vicaver Butler Alexander
Mra Alexander
California
Laughte
Langham
Alexanders
Connecticut
Mexico
France
Kinsley Magoun
Thompsonville Cann
Secretary Knox to tighten consular duties with get busy plan
Secretary Knox orders stricter reviews of consular officers to push active promotion of American trade. Delinquent diplomats may receive stern letters varying by laxity, aiming to boost commercial relations and curb dollar diplomacy while audits resume for ministers and ambassadors.
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Arthur C Johnson
Knox Ig
State Department
Knox
Diplomatic Service
America
Department
Orient
United States
Liihu Root
Bureau of Manufactures
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Trade Relations
Cansul
Sam
Nees
Lasines
Secretary Knox Pushes Commerce Over Diplomacy in Foreign Deals
Secretary Knox promotes aggressive use of diplomatic channels to advance American business, stating money and contracts flow where American firms meet need. He argues open competition favors all U S firms and cites Argentina shipbuilding and China trade as evidence of diplomacy monetizing influence. He notes $100,600 to leverage and insists officials focus on national interests and commercial ties over critics’ concerns.
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State Department
United States
Nathan
Knox
Elem
Puch
J P Morgan & Co
Koehn Loch
Morgans
Argentina
Diplomatic Service
Knox Anys
China
American State Department
Orient
Globe
Grub Stake Suit Charged in Alaska Gold Venture Case
The circuit court hears a suit over Henry Curtis Filiatte’s will from Grace Van Wormer Elliott Tyson and charities, filed by Elliott’s first wife Katherine Elliott. She claims a grub stake agreement with Elliott promised an equal share of mining proceeds, citing her $500 advancement to enter the 1870s gold rush and a later divorce after Elliott’s Alaska trip and return.
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Cluvago
Henry Curtis Filiatte
Alaska
Grace van Wormer Elliott Tyson
Elliott
Katherine M Eliott
Insi
Shy
Alagha
LASKER CHESS CHAMPION Berlin Tech 10 Dr Emanuel Lasker
Dr Emanuel Lasker of Newark retains the world chess title after a ten game match with Carl Schlechter of Vienna. Both sides won one game while eight ended drawn. The final game lasted three days and 111 moves before Lasker secured victory. A new match is being planned.
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Berlin
Emanuel Lasker
Newark
Carl Schlechter
Vienna
Schrechter
Lasker
Third editor jailed in libel case sparks racial tensions
Havana court sent editor Evaristo Estenoz to one and a half years for libel printing. Present Gomez appeared but offered no defense. Judge Almagro imposed the sentence, marking Estenoz as the third editor convicted of attacking the administration amid strong Negro political sentiment led by Senor Morwa Delgado.
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Havana
Evaristo Estenoz
Gomez
Almagro
Estenor
Senate
Morwa Delgado
Edward VII to See Czar in St Petersburg Meeting
A London dispatch from Helsingfors reports King Edward VII will meet the Emperor of Russia during the summer in St Petersburg. The czar arrived unannounced, driving in an open carriage to the Amchkoft palace for lunch with his mother and reportedly visited Grand Duke Cyr's wife.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Helsingfors
Edward
Russia
St Petersburg
Central
Polien
Amchkoft Palace
Cyr
Burned Under An Auto Special Cable Page
A February report details a fatal automobile accident between Bordeaux and Pou where Faris Mumm was severely burned and died as a gasoline fire engulfed the overturned car. Aviator Johannsen perished when burned beneath the vehicle after a collision while avoiding another car.
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Washington Teac Faris
Mumm
Champagne
Bordeaux
Pou
Robbers Impersonate Helpers Then Rob Sick Man
Two thieves invaded a Chicago flat and paused to tend a sick man named J S McCullough. They gave him medicine and water, rearranged a pillow, and while one thief searched other rooms, the other guarded him. Small jewelry items were stolen as they left.
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Chicago
J+S McCullough
Sam
Nationalist Redmond backs home rule and budget pledge
Dublin banquet hears John Redmond pledge to back the budget if Asquith wields power to curb Lords and deliver home rule. He warns he will oppose the government otherwise while stressing unity with Labour and Irish national aims amid cabinet strain and calls for reform.
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Asquith
O'Brienites
Dublin
John & Redmond
Luitediméh League
Ins
House of Jorda
Asquith Sticka
Redmond
Redmong
London
Downing Street
Gladstone
Unted
South Africa
Hetel
Brighton
Exchange Telegraph Company
House of Lords
House of Loras
Labor Party
Woman Air Pilot Wins Aero Club Support in Cairo Campaign
Mme de la Roche, an air pilot based in Cleveland, wins the Aero Club’s backing with a 1000000 fund and a series of flights around MCA to kick off aviation training at Heliopolis. The Feb report notes she becomes the district’s first woman to attain the pilot distinction as John BD’s donation fuels the campaign.
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Mme de la Roche
Agro Club
Sax
Cairo
Cleveland
Sperial
Washington Post
Ohio
Johi P
Rockefeller
The
Aero Club
MCA
Heliopolis
de la Roche
House Defies Court Over Printing Committee Writ
Debated late into the night the House rejects Supreme Court mandamus aims. Cooper Sturgiss and Finley of the House and Smoot Bourne and Fetner of the Senate face the writ as the chamber fights over jurisdiction. The Senate backs minimal response, asserting constitutional prerogatives, while the House plots compliance under statute.
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House of Representatives
Justice Wright
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
House
Cooper
Pennsylvania
Sturgiss
West Virginia
Dinley
South Carolina
Senate
Smoot
Bourne
Oregon
Fietener
Florida
Judiciary
Valley Paper Company of
Holyoke
Ber Clatyon
Alabams
Supreme Court of the Dastrict
Judiciary Committee
Commttee
Congress
Cnactra Oy Congress
Cooper Btugise
Finley
Senate tussle over court privilege sparks clash
Mr Sutherland urged committees to appear in court and plead privilege in an administrative matter. Senator Bacon warned the court power could overthrow legislative authority. The Nelson amendment failed 14 to 45, and the original committee resolution passed without division with another directive to the Senate secretary to relay views to the court.
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Seison
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Wright v
Nelson
Congress
Root
Ee PD
Sutherland
Bacon
Grand Duke Michael Weds Divorced Woman in Secret Union
In St Petersburg on February 16, Grand Duke Michael, czar’s brother and former heir, reportedly married a woman long noted for a public life and three prior divorces. Rumors say the union is morganatic. The czar and dowager czarina react with anger as Michael commands a cavalry regiment at Orel.
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St Petersburg
Michael
Moscow
Copenhagen
Orel
GAYNOR BOOM IN WEST INVITED TO JEFFERSON DINNER
Missouri Democrats invite Mayor Gaynor to a Springfield dinner on April 16 marking Jefferson’s 177th anniversary. The letter signals a possible mayoral boom for 1912 and mentions Henry Watterson and Judge Augustus Van Woeck as toast leaders. The signers include Hal Young Lee and Walter Lobbersin among others as reform factions seek control of the Democratic party.
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Gaynor
Missouri
Springfield
Italy
Thomas Jefferson
Mise
Henry Watterson
Augustus van Woeck
Vissouri Democrats
Rea Yoryall
OH Hughes
Hal
Young Lee Havage
Walter B Lobbersin
Mitenen
Delane Sol
HW Murray
Hos Fewe
Wiliam J Conners
Buffalo
Chaiman
Ganar Te Democratic
Teagur
Saratoga Confeces Me
Democratic Party
Conners
League
Cecentis
Allany
Thomas Osbein
Subury
Reform
Jane Tourgents
Edward M Slenai
Highhends
Hackers
Michael Wash
Westchester
Supreme Court
Martin Keogh
Ben
Amber
Wenice
Keogh
Charles F Murphy
Tammany
Morgan J Q'artén
Bim
International meet eyed for Washington area by diplomats
Baron des Planches and Dr Ritter among envoys showing interest in an international air contest to be held near Washington in October. Diplomats from Germany and Britain expect a large field. Italian officials favor Washington as host if the event gains government backing. Decisions expected Monday as talks with President Taft and aviation groups proceed.
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Baron Des Planches
Ritter
Wael
Selal Wisad
Washington
Iern
Baltimore Aviation
Baign Mayo Des
Italy
Cap Lataf
United State
Couim Dla
Co Pact Uon
Avaton
Orl
Italan
Mortessia
Tho States
Wo Kang
Aeronautes i
Paron
Courtland
Tiel
America
Taft
Fort
Washington Sera Club
Bishop
Los Angeles
Mes James M Painter Dead In Bajfaburg Va
James M Painter, senior member of a large Bajfaburg family, died February 10 after a long illness. He was the first in forty four years in the town to pass away. his wife had died earlier, leaving the family officials to mourn.
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Bajfaburg
Feh
Aone
Tames
Vagben
Mali
Seem Tuyaber
Grandclublren
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