Roosevelt Attends Western Hunting Service in Colorado
Unique event at the Old Blue School-house near Lenwood Springs shows President Roosevelt and hunting party joining ranch families for a 11 o'clock service. Horace Mann delivers a Western slang sermon while the president speaks on citizenship, duty, and patriotism amid cheering crowds and a packed, makeshift church on a grassy floor.
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Lenwood
Springs
Cole
Colorado
Blue School
West Divida Creek
Roosevelt
Horace Mann
Fifle
Mang
Mountain Ie Iv
New Castle
Rooveyett
Alecander Lambert
New York
Walla
Lambert
Republe
Exeryahera
Dominie
President greets crowd as hunting party weighs camp move
The President shakes hands with congregants at a mountain gathering as Rev Dr Mann urges youth training for service and national duty. Elmer Chapman arrives from Camp Roosevelt. hunting party had a quiet day with one lynx bagged and debate over whether to move the camp continues amid abundant game on Weag Divide Creek.
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Lambert
Secret Service
America
Mesas
Christ
Elmer Chapman
Glenwood Springs
Camp Roosevelt
Weag Divide Creek
Loeb
Chapman
Baltic Ships Off Anam Unite For Vladivostok Dash
London May 1 The Daily Telegraph Tokyo desk reports Admiral Rojestvensky plans to unite the second and third Pacific squadrons on May 5. From Kamranh Bay Saigon April 200 ships and crews prepare, with sailors deserting and one drowning amid harsh treatment. The Baltic fleet, including Borodina and others, moved toward the Philippines. a detour to the Pacific and Vladivostok is anticipated after joining with Nekebatof’s squadron. Several German transports observed off Cape St. Jumen. Beatrice reportedly seized with contraband cargo bound for Japan.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Tokyo
Taingtau
Shantung Peninsula
China
Hainan
Hongkong
Stettin
Kamranh Bay
Baltic Aquadron
Rojestvensky
Philippine Islands
Niebogatof
United Feet
Pacific Ocean
Vladivostok
Saigon
Macedonia
Allemania
Westminster Bridge
Gaarden
Taimo
Artemia
Helen Born
Bethania
Batavia
Seripnos
Badenta
Bey
Cape St. Jumen
Borodina
Alexander II
Kniaz Suvaroff
Agrhip
Oshabya
Slaso Veliky
Orel
Nakhtnoff
Dmitri Bonskoi
Oleg
Aurora
Svietlan
Love Letters of a Boss In Suit Over Platt Papers
Mae C Wood files suit in Omaha for damages, claiming a conspiracy to seize her manuscript The Love Letters of a Boss and letters from Senator Thomas C Platt. Defendants include William Loeb Jr secretary to President Roosevelt Rosett Wynne and J Martin Miller with alleged threats and coercion to obtain the letters and manuscript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Springs
Colo
William Loeb, Jr
Roosevelt
Omaha
Mae Wood
Loeb
Gene Wynne
J. Martin Miller
Newark
N. J
Aix la Chapelle
New York
White House
Ale
Barnes
United States
Nebr
Miss Wood
Mae C. Wood
Rosett. Wynne
London
J. Martin Mmler
Thomas C. Platt
Wynne
Sherata
United Lates
Mr. Loeb
T. ©. Pratt
Victory for Russians Drives Japanese From Five Positions
A report to Emperor Nicholas notes two Russian forces attacked near Tunghustang on April 2 with Japanese forces driven from five positions and Tunghuslang occupied. The dispatch comes as Norfolk and Newport News lines announce daily steamship service at 6:30 p.m. linking to New York and Boston.
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Tunghustang
Petersburg
Tineviteh
Nicholas
Tunghuslang
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamhoat Co
New York
Boston
San Ad
Woman claims damages over forced signing of two $10,000 receipts
Miss Wood alleges she was detained for two days at a hotel by Miller who persecuted her and coerced signing two receipts for $10,000 each with affidavits agreeing not to reveal the events or communicate with the involved parties. She seeks $35,000 in damages and a judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sald
Martin ‘Miler
Agit Book
Frigade
Philadelphia
Miter
Miller
Miss Wood
Patterson Faces May Day Release Hope In Cab Killing Trial
Special to The Washington Post reports Ann Eliza Patterson in Tombs awaiting May Day release as jurors prepare for summations in the Caesar Young cab killing case. Prosecutors Rand Garvan argue over three to four hours for the closing, with possible jury verdict tomorrow and a chance of retrial if the vote is evenly split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Ann Eliza Patterson
Misa Patterada
Tombs
J. Morgan Smith
Levy
Mr. Rand
Mr. Garvan
Patterson
Caesar Young
Rand
Recorder Goft
Run
Mansfield May Be Happy with Private Car Comforts
Richard Mansfield closed his Brooklyn season and heads to Cincinnati for a week starting Monday. To avoid Western hotels, railway officials arrange nightly private-car travel after Grand Opera House performances, with a switch to a late suburban train and a secluded stop near Fernbank for rest and fishing. The plan mirrors a prior trial and may be adopted in other cities on his tour.
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Washington Post
New York
Richard Mansfield
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Grand Opera House
Grand Central Depot
Fernbank
Ohio River
Mansfield
New Amsterdam
Auto Fire Destroys Hyde’s Car in Broadway Garage
New York April 20 James Hazen Hydes eight thousand seven dollar automobile was partly destroyed by fire in the garage at 1719 Broadway. The driver Joseph Garrity, while cleaning, placed a pan under the gasoline tank and a spark from the sparkers ignited the drip pan. The car and cushions burned. flames enveloped the vehicle before firefighters arrived. Estimated repair cost about fifteen hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
James Hazen Hyde
Broadway
Hyde
Joseph Garrity
Mr. Hyde
Tragedy at Fort Douglas Ends in Double Death
Salt Lake City April 30 two officers of the Twenty-ninth Infantry Capt Raibourn aged 35 shot Lieut William Point after a dispute over a paroled arrest in a Main street saloon Point was wounded and Raibourn killed himself with a pistol Balbourn had sought court martial and resigned he died at the post hospital The two men had served together in the Philippines and rose from private to captain and lieutenant respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
William A. Balbourn
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Fort Douglas
Wilam Point
Point
Rafbourn
Rajbourn
Ralbourn
Fort Douging
Balbourn
Poiint
Ratbourn
Raibourn
Lieut. Point
Lieut
Post Hospital
Oakland City
Ind
Chicago
Ratbourm
Washington
Philippines
Indiana
New Jersey
First Cavalry
Twenty-ninth
Serious Floods In Texas Threaten Wide Valley Damage
The Washington Post reports a great flood sweeping down the Colorado River toward Austin Texas with rains across 200 miles. Bridges on the Houston and Texas Central line near Kirgsland and Farland were destroyed, blocking traffic. Crops including corn and cotton face inundation as the river rises toward an unprecedented high water mark. Thousands risk losses as residents are warned of the advancing flood and potential lives lost.
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Washington Post
Austin
Tex
Colorado
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
Colorado River
Kirgsland
Thi Road
Farland
Hare
Two Die In Philadelphia Electric Plant Explosion
In Philadelphia on April 30 two men died instantly when a tank exploded at the Broad Street Station Pennsylvania Railroad electric light plant. Foreman George D. Tollinger aged 62 and engineer George Hory aged 35 were killed. three others escaped uninjured. The blast damaged power machinery and left the station dark as trains departed late amid confusion.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
George D. Tollinger
George Hory
Filbert Street
Crushed by Tons of Salt in Belwood Store Disaster
J M McCloskey a 33 year old Belwood prominent business man died when a gas plant exploded in the L W Irvin & Co warehouse in Altoona Pennsylvania. He was buried under six tons of salt after recharging a tank and returning with a lantern. The store was demolished and losses are set at 92000.
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Altoona
J. M. McCloskey
Belwood
Here
L. W. Irvin & Co
McCloskey
Open Air Sermon Heads President's Page One
Page one reports President Hears an open air sermon while other major items include story of a Russian rout at Mukden and the cremation of British peers. Also notes on funeral arrangements for R Lee and the baroness accused of theft, plus nursing meetings and local church events.
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Loeb
Miss Wood
Kilts
R-Lee
Mukden
Joseph Jefferson
West Virginia
Boelal
Baschall
the Post
Virginia
Maryland
Buried Meeker Body Mystery Near Aurora Unresolved
Aurora mystery deepens as lawyer A S Burden challenges the found body in a lumber yard as Martin Meeker the ex banker and mill owner of Farmington Minn. Meeker vanished thirteen months ago while involved with a nurse. his sons insist the corpse is his. Burke filed to disinter and test identity continues.
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Washington Post
Cleveland
Ohio
A. S. Burden
Frankfort
Ind
Aurora
Tfl
Duval
Martin Meeker
Farmington
Minn
Bulden
Meeker
Greenwood Til
Thie Allance
M. C. Meeker
GM Meeker
Owenspore
Goroner Sigel Stein
Pere Marquette
Meekers
Lodge
Wuw
Gty
International Railway Congress Delegates Tour New York
French Greek Spanish Finnish and English delegates en route to Washington for the International Railway Congress toured New York sites. Hosted by the Transportation Club they visited Grand Central Station tunnels powerhouses Pennsylva nia Metropolitan Street Railway Interborough Terminal and Grant's Tomb before sailing to Long Island City and returning to Battery.
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New York
Washington, DC
Transportation Club
Grand Central Station
Lund
Long Island City
Pennsylvania
Metropolitan Street Railway
Interborough Company
Battery
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hudson
Grant
Philadelphia
Washington
Congress
Death of J W Hawzhurst 85 a Mount Vernon merchant
J W Hawzhurst eighty five year old Mount Vernon resident and NY merchant died in Mount Vernon today of pneumonia. He helped firm T Putnam & Co manufacturing uniforms for Northern troops in the Civil War and had large factories in Philadelphia. Born Newtown Long Island he lived in Mount Vernon fifty years and leaves ten children.
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Washington Post
Mount Vernon
N. Y
John W. Hawxhurst
New York
Hawahurst
Grm
T. Putnam & Co
Philadelphia
Mr. Hawahurst
Newtown
Long Island
Jena
Mr. Hawzhurst
Helen Stephenson
W. F. Stephenson
Entombed Miners in Missouri Coal Shaft After Explosion
Thirteen miners are believed dead after a massive blast at the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Coal Company mine near Witburton Oklahoma. Foreman Steiner and eleven others are named among the entombed workers. rescuers struggle to reach them as air is pumped into the shaft.
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Whiburton
Okla
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Coal Company
Witburton
B F Steiner
Wake Wynn
Ralph Fisher
Ben Smtb
William Atrinson
O Golden
Joe Morino
Gus Phillips
Knox Lynch
JI D Byrd
Mike Valle
RF Cales
William Edwards
Mgn
Mia
William Ray
Steiner
Degland and McConnell
Alburton
Girl Returns Home Says Gypsy Kidnapping Ended in Escape
Mary Cosgrove, fourteen, arrived home bound with bell cord after claiming three gypsy women abducted her on the street and imprisoned her in a wagon toward Seward. Police investigate letters signed The New Black Hand warning of further grabs as parents guard their children.
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Washington Post
Johnstown
Mary Cosgrove
Seward
Stage Coaches Held Up By Armed Highwaymen Near Cal
A gang of masked robbers intercepted two coach loads traveling to Lick Observatory, injuring no one. About twenty passengers included Miss Fleming and Miss Willets of Holyoke Mass, Louis J. Honeing of Lockport N Y, and A H Sharp of Oakland. The amateurs demanded coin and forced passengers to surrender valuables.
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Washington Post
Jose
Cal
Fvity
Lick Observatory
New England
Miss Fleming
Miss Willets
Holyoke
Mass
Louis J. Honeing
Lockport
A. H. Sharp
Oakland
Pitney
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Mann
Dr. Mann
Akles
Temajeatia
Anam
Kamranmh Bay
Korestvensky
R. J. Wynne
Senator Platt
Alc
Lilian T. Janeway
Platt
G.guvtlagp
Nan
Tombs Services
Helf Actor
James
AUTO
Hazen Hyde
Texas
Beaumont
Lemonville Lumber Company
Lemonville,Tex
Wankington
Cutoff Lake
Gari Lindquest
George A. Tlets
Will Johnson
Theather
Aurora, Ill
J. W. Hawzhurst
Mads
Wilbuarton
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