Archie Roosevelt in Critical Diptheria Watch at White House
Archies diphtheria worsened last night with weak heart action and needed powerful stimulants and antitoxin. Drs Lambert Rixey Kennedy Bratsted Pryor and the President stayed by his bedside as Mrs Roosevelt never left the room and Friends Select School closed for fumigation after a new case linked to precautionary measures.
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Archie Roosevelt
Alexander Lambert
New York
Roosevelt
Washington
Archie
Dra. Lambert
Kennedy
Rixey
Lambert
Sroisted
Pryor
Navy
White House
Theodore, Jr
Kermit Roosevelt
Quentin
Friends Select School
Thomas W. Sidwell
Hone
Jones
H. Jones
United States Navy Yard
Woodward
Health Department
Sidweh
Florists Small and Sons Opens Washington New York
Small & Sons, Florists operating in Washington and New York, launches new floral offerings and expanded delivery after recent storefront enhancements. The move bolsters customer access and showcases seasonal arrangements from the established family business.
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Small & Sons, Florists
Washington
New York
Wealthy woman artist kills herself in Paris studio
Paris dispatch describes Mrs Wathalle Dele Latham, a well known portrait painter and musician, dying by suicide at 12:30 AM after fifteen months in Paris. She had been divorced, her father Lockwood reputedly in New York, and she left a note urging no one to be blamed. The article notes a mysterious unidentified man and mentions her New York studio on West Forty-second Street in 1905.
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Washington Post
Paris
Wathalle Dele Latham
Lockwood
New York
Offered to Hang Jury In Patrick Case Bribery Claim
John T. Milken, cited from St Louis dispatches, says he was approached during Albert Patrick’s murder trial by lawyers of high standing who offered to “hang” the jury for 35 000. He refused, stating Patrick is innocent and emphasizing he would win honestly. Milken recalls later being offered 5 000 to influence a juror, and notes the money purportedly went to the juror, not to intermediaries. The named politician, now deceased, was said to be involved.
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Patrick
Washington Post
New York
John T. Milken
St. Louis
Albert T. Patrick
Milliken
Marvin
Philadelphia
Dr. Marvin
Wes
Morgan Gives Tapestries to Metropolitan Museum
J Pierpont Morgan donated five large early Gothic tapestries depicting the seven sacraments to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Dating from the fourteenth century, likely once hung in a Burgundian castle, the pieces are rare with life-sized figures against fleur de lis backgrounds and slender column frameworks.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Murder in fashionable St Louis: wife slain at home
Herman W. Quernheim, president of Quernheim Hardware, finds wife In the front hall of 3720 Vesta avenue with throat cut and one shot. Her jewels and hundreds in currency lie nearby. a pair of diamond earrings torn from her ears is missing. No suspect identified.
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St.Louis
Mar
Herman W. Quernheim
Quernheim Hardware Company
Vesta Avenue
Rhode Island Senator Race Holds With No Change
The thirty third ballot for U S Senator from Rhode Island produced no shift in the standings. Goddard 41 Colt 37 Wetmore 20 Utter 1. Rumors of Aldrich’s return bring may change, but he has not visited the State House and tomorrow ends the legislature session before he departs for Europe. The state is expected to lack a senator until next January. é 21.25 to Baltimore and Return via Pennsylvania Railroad every Saturday and Sunday. Tickets good to return until Sunday night.
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Aldrich
Providence
Washington
United States
Rhode Island
Joint Assembly
Goddard
Colt
Wetmore
Utter
Europe
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
Harriman Sees Railroads and Government Move Toward Co operation
Union Pacific chief Harriman on a Washington trip said railways and the administration are aligning toward mutual benefit. He argued past excesses and urged constructive cooperation, noting rails invest heavily, purchase millions of tons of steel, and support national growth while price and credit tensions affect industry. He predicted potential rate adjustments to meet tighter traffic.
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New York
Zb HL Harriman
Union Paelic Railroad
Washington
Grint
Harriman
Pesun
Post
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lost Boy Horace Marvin Case Draws Wide Search
Delaware authorities, aided by Philadelphia and New York detectives, seek four year old Horace Marvin who vanished from the farmer’s barn near Kitts, amid reports of kidnappers and a possible ransom. Dr. Horace Marvin offers rewards. family suspects a river pirate. Grandmother's vision and a spiritualist mother-in-law feature in rumors surrounding the case.
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Flora N. Swift
Marvin
Standish
Amaan
Meen
Washington Pont
Dover
Dol
Horace Marvin
Hawking
Delaware
Philadelphia
New York
Horace N. Marvin
Kitts
Perkins Returns $54 000 to Morgan’s Company
A dated letter dismissed claims that funds advanced in 1904 served corporate purposes. The former vice president details reimbursements received and asks the court to consider the payment as proper. The document notes the Republican National Committee’s view on protecting policyholders’ interests.
Today’s Issue Index Highlights and Headlines
The issue lists items such as Harriman advice, Kidnapped boy update, Perkins campaign return, Strother brothers freed, Thaw defense ended, Women burned to death, Cortelyou robbery probe, bandit loot, university notes, mayor’s guilty plea, Depew third term view, Hondurans win battles, Idaho murder jury deadlock, editorial comment, turf and other sporting news, ambassador pay rise, and Hermann trial testimony.
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Jethie Hoosevelt
Harriman
Perkins
Strother Brothers
g-Cortelyou
Frick
Schrhitz
Depew
Wite
Idaho
Soalaland
Marylana
Spirit Land
N' Hermann
May halt Congressmen on trip to Panama Canal
Reports say Speaker Cannon and fellow congressmen traveling on the Hamburg American steamer faced possible quarantine as Panama barred Venezue la ports due to yellow fever. The party hoped to visit Colon and La Guaira before reaching the canal region, with efforts to land at Colon and potential scheduling changes urged.
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New York
Cannon
Congressional Sey
Colon
Etme
Panama
Igports
la Guaira
la, Guaira
Abo
Puerta Cibelio
Fathmus
Roosevelt
Walker Located by Pinkerton Detectives in City
Pinkerton detectives report locating W F Walker of New Britain Connecticut in this city after he had been hiding since February 11. He is wanted on charges of embezzling 000 from the Savings Bank of New Britain. Officials provided san francisco connections to aid identification and capture by bringing forward associates familiar with Walker’s New Britain residence.
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Ban Fhinesses
Pinkerton
New Britain
Walker
San Francisco
Thoas
Nine named defendents in Christian Science case readied
The Boston Post reports nine leaders connected to the Christian Science matter are named as defendants. Sheriff deputies prepared to serve court papers this afternoon while petitioners counsel Martin and Howe express no distress. A guardian’s inventory may be filed if required, with debate over mental soundness and capacity continuing.
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Sra “Mae
Washington. Post
Boston
Mar
Christian Science
River
Will Hay
Simmong
Martin
Howe
Guardian
Chandler
Cape
Through Building Ships Not Replacing Damaged Vessel
Fragmented OCR text references ships, a Dakota wreck, Japanese lines, and sales at Sloan's Art Galleries. It also notes Persian tugs, carpet sales, and a pro rata colonist rate to far West points until April 23. The readable items indicate a wartime shipping and sale notice mix without a single clear event.
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Aloan
Sloan's
Leeks
California—c
Anglo Russian Entente Confirmed by King Edward Initiative
Paris dispatch reports a definitive agreement among Russia France Great Britain and Japan toward a Far West entente. The move is credited largely to King Edward's initiative and signals a strengthened Anglo Russian understanding.
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Specter
Washington West
Paris
Petersburg
Russia
France
Great Britain
Japan
Far West
Edward
Denies M and M Line Sale Reported to $2 Million Sale
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship line sold to Baltimore company for 2 million dollars. Officials state Merchants and Miners Transportation Company has not sold and the Windsor Line is the acquired Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Company. Michael Jenkins announces the deal closed for 2 million.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore Company
New York
Whitney
Merchants
Miners’ Transportation
Steamship Company
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Transportation Company
A . Ramapans
John F. Fitzgerald
New Haven
Hartford
Merchants and Miners’ ‘Transportation Company
Atlantic
Savannnah
Fitzgerald
Charles
Melien
New Haven Road
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Hartford ‘Reikrold
Merchants and ‘Miners’ ‘Company
Boston and Falladelphia
Steamship
Windsor Line
Michael Jenkins
Merchants and Miners’ Company
Killing Not Grime Judge Praises Verdict
Culpeper Va March 7 acquittal of James A Strother and Philip Strother on murder charges of Bywaters after a short deliberation. Judge Harrison praised jurors for upholding home sanctuary while noting American juries’ lack of punishment for killings in defense of family. Court declared the decision just and wished the men a safe return home.
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Culpeper
Shenandoah County
Waa
James A
Philip Strothrer
Witem ¥ F. Bywaters
Bywaters
Strother
Rotherwood
Harrison
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Loeb
vArchig
P. M. Rixey
Morgan
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Ita
Chicas
Alton
Roosergzit
L Life
Tate Insurance ‘Caan
Exis
Alexander Tnanat
Iidheoas
Amd Iiterest
Pansima
Venezuela
Forme
Senator ‘Chandler
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Royal’ Limited
Pinéhareé
Southern Ranges
Leaveston
Throng
Sleeper
OED
Mn First Bellot
Cheerz
Sister
Commonwealth
Culpeper County
Micajah Woods
Ward
Philip Strother
Ian
James Strother
Hamat
Moore
Jeffries
Lee
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