Duke of the Abruzzi Fails to Win Senator's Daughter
The Duke of the Abruzzi arrived in London after courting Katharine Elkins of West Virginia but no engagement exists. Miss Elkins declined his suit despite his cultural refinement and American-style approach, leaving the union unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abruzzi
Victor Emanuel
Italy
London
Katharine Elkins
West Virginia
Washington
Miss Elkins
House of Savoy
Bikinses
Amertcin
Texas Congress Debates Palo Duro Canyon Park Bill
Capitol gossip centers on Representative Jonn H Stephens Texas proposing a government reserve and national park in the Texago Panhandle with Palo Duro Canyon at its headwaters. Texas legislators reportedly passed a measure for cession of land now owned by state school lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn H Stephens
Texas
Texago Panhandle
Palo Duro Canyon
Red River
Palo Turo Canyon
Lone Star
Mississippi
Congressional Improvement
Prijo Watkins
Rans
Dei
Louisiana
Stephans
Randall Ant Sheppard
Cravens
Wallace Arkansas Carter and
Ferrig
Oklahoma
Heflin Bonded in Alabama Incident at Station
Representative Heflin and Mr Driver bonded for John Wesley Gaines backed release after a manhunt at a station in Alabama. The injured Sandy remained unconscious, while trainer Thomas McCreery planned to prosecute. Heflin, a Democrat from the With Alabama district, faced Jim Crow car agitation disclosure debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creery
Thomas McCreers
Post
McCreety
Booker Washington
Piasiient
Roosevelt
South
Heflin
Calleagues
House
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Hetin
Charles W Thompson
Lovina
Randolph County
Ala
Southern University
Greensboro
A and M College
Collision injures Mr and Mrs Alexander Stewart and chauffeur
Mr and Mrs Alexander Stewart and their chauffeur Edward Hall sustained only slight injuries after their car collided with a Chevy Chase vehicle at the intersection of Belmont and eighteenth streets northwest. The accident occurred on a steep grade as Belmont descends and Eighteenth ascends, but no one was thrown from the car and all escaped with bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Stewart
Mia
Belmont Street
Edward Hall
Eleventh Street
Chevy Chase
Eighteenth
Belmont Streets
Eighteenth Street
Digiteenth Street
Tragedy Ends in Double Death as Henry Silas Kills Wife
Henry Silas, a laundry wagon driver, went to his wife Cecilia Silas's home at 699 New Hampshire Ave NW, pleaded for them to reunite, then fired a fatal shot to her temple and killed himself. He had been suspected in a prior murder of Mattie Carter at 222 EE Street NW, but a jury could not agree, and he was released in 1903 after nearly a year in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan
John Wesley Gaines
Callahan, Jr
Het- Min
Tts
Potts
Gaines
Tennessee
Kia
Bond
Mr Driver
Heflin
Heffin
Armstrong
Sandy
Henry Silas
Cécilia Silas
Bilan Athen
Silas
Gilda
Nettia Carter
New Hampshire Avenue
St. Mary's Court
Bilas
Woul
Kevins Dons
Third Precinct
Hmmergency Hospital
Mattie Carter
EE Street
Gstand
Settlement halts bitter Colton will contest
A compromise ends proceedings in the Colton will case. Helen Margaret Beatrice Sacher will gain about 450000 for seven year old Helen Bacher. The estate totals 1600000, with Caroling Colton Dahlgren, Helen Sacher, and Catherine Martin as beneficiaries in alternate shares. Attorneys report conferences ongoing with public disclosure expected in two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colton
Helen Margaret Beatrice Sacher
Elion M Cotton
Colten
Gen
D D Cotton
Curtis P Huntington
Southern Pacific Railway
Connecticut Avenue
Caroling Colton Dahlgren
Helen Bacher
California
R Ms. Dahlgren
Court of Appeals
Justice Barnard
Dahlgren
Miles Sacher
Catherine Martin
Bryan at Pittsburg Draws 4500 in Mass Meeting
William J. Bryan spoke to about 4500 at Exposition Music Hall in Pittsburgh as part of a Bryan Democratic League of Pennsylvania mass meeting. The event drew supporters from Western Pennsylvania and aimed to organize delegates for the Democratic national convention amid party divisions. Bryan denied claiming to be the most available candidate but said such a selection would be a pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D Clayton
Alabama
Committee On War Claims
United States
Acnty
Nce
Pittsburg
William J. Bryan
Exposition Music Hall
Bryan Democratic League of Pennsytvania
Esson
Bryan Democratic League
Pennsylvania
Bryan
Hood's Sarsaparilla Spring Humors Health Ad
An old time ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for purples bolls and eruptions digestive troubles dull headaches and fatigue. It promises a sharp appetite strength and happiness after taking the medicine with a 100 dose for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Italy Aids Fight on Reds In Roosevelt War On Anarchists
Rome reports strong government action in Roosevelt era crackdown on anarchists abroad and at home. Emigrant workers are urged to report or be denied passports, as authorities pledge cooperation to weed out subversive elements and protect sober labor. The king and pope back eliminating bad actors to preserve order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Rooseeltig
America
Roosevelt
Stallang
Bank Losses Hit 105000 in Bank Conspiracy Case
Pittsburg March 27 Henry Relber pay ing teller and John Young auditor of Farmers' Deposit National Bank were arraigned on added charges. W T Lindsey set bond at 150000 in default and jailed them. Harry Silverman of Miller Co. was named in the conspiracy but bailed. The капитал charges include embezzlement and falsifying books. Other unknown conspirators are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Henry, Relber
John Young
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
United States
W. T. Lindsey
William L. Folde
Harry Silverman
Miller & Co
New York
Buck Exchange
Reiber
Young
Reiber and Young
Relber
Silverman
Use of Federal Machine in Taft Nomination Sparks Debate
Uties, W ., March 27 reports Ervin Ward, editor of the New York Press, condemning federal employés nationwide for allegedly backing Taft’s presidential bid. He accuses Taft’s backers of Wall Street influence and claims Roosevelt denies ordering the federal machine to compel Republican voters. He argues this interferes with voters choosing their candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Roosevelt
Taft
United Statios
Woman sues theater over color barred seating incident
Mary Stewart a Black nurse from the Capers household sues P B Chase owner of Chase's Theater for $4000 claiming she was ejected from a matinee over her race while accompanying John Capers and two children. The doorkeeper refused her orchestra seating and Capers was denied entry with her after tickets were shown. The petition alleges racial discrimination and rude treatment by theater staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B Chase
Chase’s
Mary Stewart
John
Me Capers
Itas
Capers
Oriel
Hotels and Hosts Across Cities Listed in Travel Notes
A long OCR style roster lists travelers and guests staying at hotels in Baltimore Boston New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Raleigh and other cities. Names include Mr and Mrs and numerous individuals along with hotels Metropolitan St James Willard and others across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Johnton
Roston
Whitner
Kew
Wiledd E Iaiks
Co Green
Hbbith OH. Kimball
Mra
St. James
de W
Dh. Sylva
Max Ka Loving
Samuel F Daik
le Allénbulas
Winslow
Lioya
Paralow
Agi
Piod
Rletcsatts
Mins
MT. Ricketts
Shordiom
Georgs
Dass
John Rass
Arlington MT Frisbia
C M Ampstrong
St. Jamen
William Martin
Alexander Geden
J Oh Daurman
Max Hireeh
ES Lyon
Mahon
J. ‘T Wise
H. Feih
National
G_ Batchelor
Metropolitan
HH Crowther
Krs
Arthur ‘A
Hilton Miss Behera Farge
OD Bhatthuck
W Grether
Rolland A
Louise C Jong
Mra Loulis C
Stitwell
I.vogenstam
P. N Nugn
Raleigh
Hiladelphia
Bra
Brindau
Aptshurg
Miss Kirkpatyiek
Mise Flora Kirkpatrick
Mot
Liesl
A Phelen
H. ¥ Jackman
New Willard
JW Aiekpatrick
Willian Hickpatrick
MW. Leech
B Clubyy
Ebpitt
Hoof Tenchtwanger
Ho Negley
Alex J
Maryland
J Nuss
Frederick
Aabsachusetis
AM Pryties
Jessie Hugiam
Mary Holrachucker
Paullne Larking
Mies Floresca Hunter
Micz Ostelle
Libbett
Chambersvilte
Rage
Nos
Het
Webster
St James
Roae Springfeld
J Harle
Duke Wortester
Antifrs
Gromlebe
Carolyne
Pittsielare
Miss Jintins
Andover
Michigan
Aix
Dow
Dow Hetrolt
Rew Winerd
Brown
Lancaster
Minneapolis
John R Mitchel
Mito Dole
St Paul
Hetek
St Louis
Jersey
How Terhuné
Mike Mol
Terhuse
Long Braneh
How Willard J Fisharw
Jaresy
Ten Hebotet
York
Marth @ Decker
Wiliam Simon Buffalo
Chons
Newitt
Arlington
Woodruff
Wie
Livonia
Damnba
Misa Jonnia
Die
Nice
Helen R Liddle
Lockwort
Haletrh Worth
Carolina
C J Vaughan
Woodtend
Gr James
Lairdiff
Caonewell Charlotta Natiodal
Mitchell Wieslow
Beatyn
Cleveland
CG Paige
Paindsville AG
Foyer Toltdd
Haleish Senastlvania
New Willard Wiscongin
Mme Allen
Mien Allen
Har Het F Cole
Mina Stewart
Kenesha
New Wilsterd
Ho Tenner
Wilt
Madison
Attington
Trains Collide on Erie at JX Tower in New York
Wells Fargo Express and an eastbound freight collided near JX tower in Erie Railroad territory in early morning. Two crew members killed and four injured including express engineer HL Helmer and fireman James Cannon. Wreckage and fire followed. Injured crew members not expected to die. Freight failed to clear the meet order with SR tower.
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Hornellsville
N.Y. Mat
Wells Fargo
Erie Railroad
Helmer
Heriellsyile
James Cannon
Abdover
Che
Helmspewits
Death of Dr Whit Hammett Dentists Leader in District
Dr Whit Hammett a leading district dentist died at his residence after stomach illness. Funeral from St Martin's Church Monday at 9:00. Georgetown College's Walher Batey to celebrate the mass. Interment Mount Oliver. He was born in Charlotte Hall Maryland, about 65, survived by wife Jane Cogan Hammell and three sons William Whit and Cogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whit Hammerer Yeere
Nis
Strett
Aiter
St Martin
Otlick
Walher Batey
Georgetown College
Knights of Columbus
Mount Oliver
Dr Hammett
Charlotte Hall
St. Marys County
Washington
Centrally
Jane Cogan Hammall
Cogan
Georgetown Dental School
William, Whit
Cogan Hermmiett
Dewey May Not Attend New Fleet Welcome in New York
Admiral Dewey plans to remain in New York for the fleet arrival celebration and will not travel to the Pacific Coast. He prefers California but personal considerations may keep him from the trip. Friends hope he joins President Roosevelt in welcoming the fleet and returns to New York by February 12 next year. Post Office robbers in San Francisco obtain $2,090 in coins as a posse, largely State police, pursues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B Ridgely
Roosevelt
National Bank of Commerce
Hansika City
Lawrence A. Murray
Comptroller's
Naational Bank’ of Commerce of
Kansas City
Reorganized Bank
W B Hidgely
George T Cutts
Ridgely
Weat
David R. Francis
St Louis
Department of Commerce and Labor
Murray
Department
Seedp
Harrison Nesbit
Solletter
Nesbit
Bncause
Admiral Dewey
Pacific Coast
San Brandieco
Dewey
California
Hin
New York
San Francisco
Mar
South San
Brazil Raises Sugar Duty Decree Imminent
Brazil plans to raise the sugar import duty to 40 percent, with President Penna set to sign tomorrow. The move signals Brazil may abandon the Brussels sugar convention and alter trade commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Rilo Sanfero
Penna
Roaring Well Predicts Mexican Disaster Quieted by Quake
Beloit Wisconsin residents report a deep well near Charles Luthers farm roared for weeks before the San Francisco earthquake. The sound ceased exactly as the quake struck, then a week later reports of Shilapa Mexico calamity emerged, matching the predicted disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Beloit
Wis
Mar
Charles Luthers
San Francisco
Rocky County
Shilapa
Mexico
Roberts announces engagement of Theodosia Roberts
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Harry G. Roberts of Brookline confirms the engagement of their daughter Miss Theodosia Roberts to Lieutenant Edward A. Stockton, 38 A, stationed in Washington. Lieutenant Stockton is a Philadelphian by birth and is known in Brookline social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Weass
Mar
Harry G. Roberts
Brookline
Theodosia Roberts
Edward A. Stodleton
Washington
Stuckioh
Miss Roberts
Bridge Signal Tests Highlight Rail Disaster Echo
A damaged clipping reports Washington concerns over rail disasters and an Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry. It notes a Treasury appropriation of 90 000 dollars for investigations, with 4 779 18 dollars remaining after prior expenditures to continue study. Mr Mosley’s letter to the House Center Secretary references extended review and ongoing inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ceater Hay Iron
Intérstate Commerce Commission
Congress
The Strong Man and Memories of Authors in Saturday Post
The issue features Dr William Lee Howard on muscular development and exercise fallacies the three mile boat race fatigue poisons and warming up plus Memories of Authors continuation by William Winter charming notes on Boston Bohemian friends in a verbal duel among Heimeen Fitz James O Brien and Donald McLeod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
William Lee Howard
William Winter
Boston
Heimeen Fitz-James O' Brien
Donald McLeod
Wall
Tae Corts Pumistine Company
Philadervhia Dur Bora
First March Heat Prostration in Washington
Mrs May Florence aged twenty five living at 642 With Street Northwest fainted in the March heat yesterday afternoon near the corner of Eleventh and Ga treats Northwest. Police records show the earliest March heat prostration in Washington. She was shopping when she collapsed and was taken to Emergency Hospital where doctors revived her in a few minutes. She then returned home.
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Florence
Egvélith
Washington
Mra
Florencé Fai
Don
Emergends Hospital
Hee Bers
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Poba
Lauhout
Zaid
Bim
New York City
Elm
Sna
Billy Spizer
Bum
Mayer R. Himbers
Capitol Gossip
Judson Harmon
Gon
Gon Keifer
Mousa
Ike
Harmon
Boangs
Ohio
Gov Hughes
Chicago
Hughes
Gow Hughes
wVupalgen
Gon Woodford
Republican Party
Willam P Kimnall
Kentucky
Ahnbill
Democrati
Leamgton
Joseph W Bailey
Fort Worth
Joe
Opticians
Steew
Helen Sacher
Pittsburg Concern
Lansburgh G Bro
7Th St
8Th St
P. B. Chase
NURSE
Treasury
Reorganized
Kansas City Bank
Lawrence
J Krvita
Tokyo
Japan
Erie
DR. Whit Hammett
St. Martin's
Peter Grogan
Weber Pianos
Edro Domeca
Gos
Oie
Christian Xander
Rawe
FLEET
Tong
Admiral
Stockton
Mosley Watts
Attyad- Williams
Bite Ton
Reguine
Wilson &,Mayers
Bes
Munyon
Mummons
McCray
Nelson Refrigerator Co
F St. N.W
Bornot, Bro. & CO
Beauverd and Dyers
Strest N
The
Henry Evans
Gunn, Richards & CO
Wall Street
Tharp
Berkeley
Rge Ai
St. N.W
Milan
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