Archie Roosevelt in Critical Diphtheria Battle at White House
Archie's condition worsened last evening with a weakened heart action and diphtheria. Drs Lambert Rixey Kennedy Braisted Pryor administered stimulants and antitoxin while President Roosevelt stayed at his son's bedside. Health officials closed Friends Select School as a precaution and fumigated buildings after a new diphtheria case involving Lieut. Commander H. Jones's daughter was reported.
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Archie Roosevelt
Alexander Lambert
New York
Roosevelt
Washington
Archie
Dra. Lambert
Kennedy
Loeb
vArchig
P. M. Rixey
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
Small and Sons Florists Named in City Circulation
Small and Sons, Florists, with shops in Washington and New York, are highlighted in a city notice detailing business operations and locations. The item confirms their dual presence and local service footprint.
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Small & Sons, Florists
Washington
New York
Woman artist dies by own hand in Paris
Special Cable Dispatch reports Mrs. Wathalle Dele Latham, a wealthy Paris portrait painter and musician, shot herself around 12 30 this morning after refusing to return to New York. She had lived in Paris fifteen months, left a note asking no one blamed, named friends to cremate the body, and left clues about her father Lockwood in New York. She previously lived in New York in 1905 with a studio on West Forty-second Street.
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Washington Post
Paris
Wathalle Dele Latham
Lockwood
New York
Bribery Claim In Patrick Trial Linked to Jury Hangs
John T Milken, cited by dispatches from St Louis, says a reputable New York firm offered 35000 to sway a juror during Albert T Patrick murder trial. Milken refused, noting another approach later offering 5000 to "handle" a juror, with the bribe not shared with the intermediary. The alleged broker pointed to a prominent New York politician who has since died.
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Patrick
Washington Post
New York
John T. Milken
St. Louis
Albert T. Patrick
Milliken
Morgan Gifts Tapestries to Metropolitan Museum
J Pierpont Morgan donated five large early Gothic tapestries to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The set, representing the seven sacraments, dates to the fourteenth century and likely hung in a Burgundian castle. Rarity dates them before 1600, with life sized figures set against fleur de lis backgrounds.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Murder in fashionable district ends with torn jewels
In St Louis on a fashionable street, Mrs. Quernhelm was found murdered in her home at 3720 Vesta avenue. Her throat was cut and a single shot fired, many jewels and cash scattered about. A pair of diamond earrings missing from her ears. Husband Herman W. Quernheim, president of Quernheim Hardware, offered no suspects.
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St.Louis
Mar
Herman W. Quernheim
Quernheim Hardware Company
Vesta Avenue
Providence Rhode Island Senate Ballot Fails to Narrow Split
The thirty third Rhode Island Senate ballot shows Goddard 41 Colt 37 Wetmore 20 Utter 1 with no change in candidates. Rumors say Aldrich may not influence a compromise before Europe trip, leaving the state short a senator until January. Baltimore return train offer appears amid a travel notice.
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Aldrich
Providence
Washington
United States
Rhode Island
Joint Assembly
Goddard
Colt
Wetmore
Utter
Europe
Harriman Sees Railroads and Government Moving Toward Co operation
Harriman, head of Union Pacific, says railways and government are aligning views on policy, that administration overreacted, and that cooperation can reduce hostility. He cites $250,007,000 invested in rebuilding since 1915 and annual purchases of 1,000,000 tons of steel rails to support national growth. He notes capital is cautious, and predicts higher rates may be needed to sustain traffic and reorganizations like Chicago and Alton.
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New York
Zb HL Harriman
Union Paelic Railroad
Washington
Grint
Harriman
Pesun
Post
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Ita
France
Chicas
Alton
Lost Horace Marvin Kidnapping Rumors Amid River Pirates
A Washington Post report outlines a Delaware search for four year old Dr Horace Marvin, presumed kidnapped after vanishing from his family farm. Authorities, aided by detectives from Philadelphia and New York, pursue ransom theories while the family offers rewards and public hope amid alleged sightings and dreams of his grandmother.
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Washington Pont
Dover
Dol
Horace Marvin
Hawking
Delaware
Philadelphia
New York
Horace N. Marvin
Kitts
Perkins Turned Over $54 000 to Morgan’s Partner
In a dated dispute from 1904, a former first vice president of Tate Insurance questions corporate funds used for policy holders. He notes a court suggested reimbursement was improper and encloses a check for principal and interest, arguing the payment was not for proper corporate purposes.
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The
Tate Insurance ‘Caan
Exis
Alexander Tnanat
Iidheoas
Amd Iiterest
Unclear historical page items search results
Index to todays issue lists numerous items including political notes trials crimes lawsuits editorials and sports with references to individuals and organizations such as Harriman Depew Cortelyou and Reading Stack It notes events like a kidnapping case a murder jury disagreement and various political campaign mentions other items include university notes defense Thaw and ambassador pay raises plus a range of personal and editorial entries
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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 voyage home from Panama
Speaker Cannon and other Congress members who sailed south on the Hamburg American liner face possible landing restrictions as Panama imposes quarantine against Venezuelan imports due to yellow fever fears at La Guaira. Officials hope to land the delegation at Colon or adjust the Blucher schedule, potentially appealing to President Roosevelt for an exemption.
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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
Pinkerton detectives announce they have found W F Walker of New Britain Connecticut in this city. He fled since February 11 and is to be taken into custody soon on charges of embezzling funds from the Savings Bank and Trust Company of New Britain. Former New Britain residents now in San Francisco provided Walker's address to help identify him through acquaintances who knew him there.
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Ban Fhinesses
Pinkerton
New Britain
Sant Francisco
Senator Chandler Comments On Guardianship Paperwork
Nine Christian Science leaders named as defendants in an equity suit will be served with court papers this afternoon as sheriffs deputies guard readiness. Petitioners counsel Martin and Howe express no worry about possible guardian inventory. Senator Chandler says no concession has been heard and vows to pursue a thorough legal test before action. Travel notices for Baltimore & Ohio RR indicate weekly savings and golf links travel details amid scattered railway ads.
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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 Wrecked Liners
Fragmented OCR notes report on shipbuilding and salvage themes. Mentions the Dakota incident, Japanese lines, and sale notices for Persian tugs and carpets at Sloan's Art Galleries on Leeks Ave. Includes a quoted sale price 948.25 and a California tax line with Proportionate Colonist rates to far West points until April 23.
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Aloan
Sloan's
Leeks
California—c
Anglo Russian Entente Reported Definitive Agreement
Dispatch from Paris notes an accord among Russia France Great Britain and Japan regarding the far west. The pact is described as secured mainly due to King Edward VII initiative making the Anglo Russian entente definitive.
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Specter
Washington West
Paris
Petersburg
Russia
France
Great Britain
Japan
Far West
Edward
Denies M and M Line Sale To Baltimore Firm
Boston dispatch reports President Whitney of Merchants and Miners denies sale of the steamship line to the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. Mayors and officials dispute and later Baltimore reports say Merchants and Miners purchased the Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Company Windsor Line for 2 million dollars. The deal was said to close with no further details available.
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New York
Whitney
Merchants
Miners’ Transportation
Steamship Company
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Boston
Transportation
Ramapans
John F. Fitzgerald
New Haven
Hartford
Merchants and Miners’ ‘Transportation Company
Atlantic
Savalingh
Fitzgerald
Charles
Melien
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Hartford ‘Railroad
New York, New ‘Haven and Hartford Company
Baltimore
Merchants and Miners”. Transportation Company
New'York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Merchants and ‘Miners’ ‘Company
Boston and Falladelphia
Windsor Line
Michael Jenkins
Merchants and Miners’ Company
Jury Acquits Strother Brothers in Culpeper Killing Verdict
Culpeper Va March 7 acquittal reached on the first ballot of the twelve Shenandoah County men in the murder of Whittem F Bywaters, brother in law of James A Strother and Philip Strother. The judge praised the jurors and affirmed the unwritten law defense while noting the case’s dramatic courtroom scenes and community impact.
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Culpeper
Shenandoah County
Waa
James A
Philip Strothrer
Witem ¥ F. Bywaters
Bywaters
Strother
Commonwealth
Culpeper County
Ita
Micajah Woods
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Flora N. Swift
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Meen
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L Life
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Venezuela
Forme
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Royal’ Limited
Pinéhareé
Southern Ranges
Leaveston
Throng
Sleeper
OED
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Harrison
Ward
Philip Strother
Ian
James Strother
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