President Roosevelt's Glenwood Springs Hunt Dinner
President Roosevelt finished a three week Rocky Mountain bear hunt in Colorado. At a private Hotel Colorado dinner with P B Stewart Dr Alexander Lambert and others he spoke briefly about his holiday and thanked Colorado residents. The party attended Presbyterian services and visited a taxidermist to view bears, with Roosevelt noting the memorable sportsmanship and the fine pelts and skulls as mounts were arranged.
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Glenwood Springs
Presbyterian Church
Colo
Roosevelt
Rocky Mountains
P. B Stewart
Colorado
Pringa
Alexander Lambert
New York
Jacob Borab
John Gort
Arick "Wells
John Fry
G. D. Sprague
Elmer Chepman
Loeb
Chapman
Leach
J. Wilson Curren
Uttle
Mr Roosevelt
Chase
Frank Hayes
Washington
Haddad Cragek Yies Elie
Patrol Chief Offers Reward for Pat Crowe Capture
Omaha Neb May 7 Chief of Police Donahue personally offered a reward of 7200 for the capture of Pat Crowe, wanted on highway robbery charges connected with the Cudahy kidnapping. The chief believes Crowe is near Omaha or Council Bluffs.
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Omaha
Palice Donahue
Roosevelt’s Hunt Souvenirs Shared With Guests
Taxidermist shows a cast of bear footprints from Roosevelt hunt. Roosevelt and aides discuss duplicating items as souvenirs for Washington. The President tours Glenwood Springs with Dr. Lambert and Mr. Stewart then travels by private car Rocket to Denver. He plans a daylight ride to Denver with a ten minute stop at Hanging Bridge to enjoy scenery. He takes a small black Indian terrier named Skip as a keepsake along with photos by Mr. Stewart of camps trails and game. The photo collection may be published only in a later lecture or work.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Hayes
Mr. Stewart
Mageren
Denver
Glenwood Springs
Omer
Hanging Bridge
Denver and
Rilo Grande
Washington
Sikip
Bkip
Stewart
Falen
Counani Dispute Explored in Madrid Interrogation
In Madrid on May 7 Sarrion de Herrera former king at arms of the Spanish court faced two magistrates. He claimed Comeni has been independent since 1817 and that European enlistment for that state is legal. He denied plotting against Brazil and said relations between Brazil and Spain are cordial. He described Casero the revolutionary colonel who met London officials to obtain war stores for the Free State of Counani. The Counani dispute arose from a 1718 to 1897 mapte between France and Brazil, resolved by arbitration in 1900 awarding Brazil 147000 square miles. France received about 3000 square miles of the Tomuck Humao range. A later 1908–09 request in Paris by Bettet sought recognition of Counani’s government. the population proxy and territory claims are outlined, including an attempted US recognition in September last year.
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Madrid
Apain
Marreso
Holy See
de Herrera
Casero
London
General Committee
Free State of
Counani
France
Brasil
Gewiss
Tomuck-Humao
Counanl
Carserenne
Agoi
Brenet
Republic of
Coumani
Paris
Brezet
Counan
United States
Free State of Counant
Russia
Mberty
Japan
United Chambers of
Tokyo
Asahi
Yair
Rojeevensky
Tsingtau
van Fong
Hankohe
van Wong Bay
Rojestvensky
Daily Telegraph
Rofestvensky
Hankode
Times
the Times
Far East
Lansdowne
The
Telegraph
Hoenkohe Bay
Rojestvensly
Seongsol
Hai
Nebogatoff
Nebogstoft
Ehipa
Viceras Rojestvensky
Grart
Riek
Vladivostok
Bail for Nan Patterson in New York Case
May 7 report says Nan Patterson’s counsel will renew bail efforts tomorrow. District Attorney Jerome absent. request to release on own recognizance or nominal bail. If denied, they pursue writ of habeas corpus. Patterson hopeful this may be last Sunday in the Tombs. bondman Edward Sparenberg considered as surety.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Jerome
Elty Aines
Mine Patterson
Cass
Miss Patterson
Bondaman
Edward J. Sparenberg
Mr. Sparenberg
Patterson
Russians Gain French Aid for Baltic Fleet at Kamranh Bay
Reports from Labuan Saigon and Hongkong describe the Russian Baltic fleet receiving French and German stores, coal and provisioning at Kamranh Bay for about ten days. Observers note French authorities failed to curb the neutral breach, while Japan and Britain condemn the action and warn France over neutrality.
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Amcottted Press
London
Dally
Mali
Labuan
Barneo
Chiengmal
Warsata
Mantananj Islands
Reuters ‘Telegram Company
Washington Post
H Ongkong
Baigon
Kamranh Bay
Kamrach
Mardtla Bartelemy Fpontalls
Balgon
Prince Lievan
Diana
M. Ginsburg
Saigon
de Jonquieres
Admiral de Jonquieres
France
Japan
Quangnam
Descartes
Kamranh Hay
Hongkong
Singapore
Ulgon
Inaide Cano
St. James
England
May
the Times
Fukyo
Impowstbie
UN Francssigne
Japanese Forces Advance in Manchuria Report
Special cable from Tokyo May 7 reports only slight advance in Tunghwa and Changtu districts with cavalry skirmishes. Japanese push borders left to right under screen of cavalry. Russian detachments retire. Japanese occupy Shahedii after burning village near Changtu. Center reinforcements noted. Oyama dispersal forces listed as 248 battalions totaling about 990,000 men. Chinese bandits armed and drafted for roadwork and fortifications to Shminbu and Nanga Pass.
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Manchuria
Washington Post
Tokyo
Tunghwa
Changtu
Gadana
Erdogon
Wad
Liao River
Palaotun
Saniingan
Batzya
Shahedii
Changtufo
Oyama
Shminbu
Banchensee
Nanga Pass
Russian Frontiers Clash Near Beljasvwara Conflict
Reports from St. Petersburg on May 7 describe a clash between Persian frontier forces and Russian guards at Beljasvwara. Persian officials say the Arde-Dil governor was recalled to Teheran after an attempt to move the frontier post into Russian territory. Ten Russians were killed in the ensuing incident.
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Beljasvwara
St. Petersburg
Arde- Dil
Teheran
Beljseuwara
Tt Fa
Tragedy in Smoking Car On Excursion Train
In Knoxville May 7 a Southern Halfway excursion train returning from Middlesboro Kentucky saw a fatal shooting in a smoking car. Eyre Fayette Jennings claimed deputy sheriff status and fired three shots at Jake Baypolda, who sat nearby. Jennings surrendered and was jailed. Reynolds allegedly wielded a knife and claimed self defense.
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Knoxville
Teno
Southern Halfway
Middlesboro
Fayette Jennings
Claiborne County
Jake Baypolda
Jennings
Reynolds
oMper
Odell Hearst Deal Shelves Four-Year NYC Mayoral Term
New York May 7 The McClellan four year mayor term bill stirs party plans. Odell controlling the Republican county committee talks of defeating McClellan if renominated. Hearst, sailing for Europe, may back a labor mayoral candidate after June 1. Democrats lean toward McClellan Grout and Fornes for the city ticket as the term issue looms.
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Washington Post
New York
McClellan
Albany
New York City
Wan Fohr
van Wyck
Odell
Republican State Committee
New York County Committee
William R. Hearst
Europe
Hhuropa
Bie
Gov. Higgins
Democratic City
Grout
Fornes
Serenade Moonlight Tragedy Ends in Fatal Shootout
Patrick Ketchma of Meeker Avenue Williamsburg was shot to death during a late night serenade to Peter Novelino who lives nearby. Novelino, 56, fired first from his doorstep after the band persisted against his orders. A gunfight followed as patrons and Novelino’s family returned fire. Police halted the scene. Novelino and two others face assault and unlawful carrying charges.
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Apecal
Washington Post
New York
Patrick Ketchma
Meeker Avenue
Williamsburg
Peter Novelino
Novelino
Hetchma
Noveline
Novelime
Ketchma
Tay
Dodd
Movelino
Mien Gadl
Connos
Commander Sims Injured in Atlantic Gale
Commander William B. Sims of the Bureau of Navigation, Washington, was a passenger aboard the American Line steamer Philadelphia sailing from New York April 29. A May 2 gale threw him to the deck causing a fractured collar bone and other injuries with likely five weeks in hospital.
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Atlantic Linear
London
Trent
William &. Sima
Bureau of Navigation
Washington
American Line
Philadelphia
New York
Southampton
Pleasure craft capsized on New York waters causing one death
A squall struck pleasure boats on the Hudson River and Long Island sound on May 7. One man, Joseph R. Dreising of Hoboken, drowned after his sloop yacht capsized while others were rescued. Dozens of others escaped drowning as boats and crews aided imperiled passengers amid warm weather.
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New York
Siqualle
Haat
North Rivers
Long Island
Joseph R. Dreising
Hoboken
Hudson
Dreising
Teo
Train wreck near Harrisburg halts Galveston line
A Galveston Houston and Northern passenger train derailed near Harrisburg while approaching Houston at midnight. The engine overturned trapping the fireman beneath it. Several passengers suffered bruises but none seriously injured as cars burned and wrecked coaches burned amid the blaze.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
Galveston, Houston and Northern
Galveston
Harrisburg
Are
Equitable Surplus View Upheld By Van Cise
James W. Alexander, president of Equitable Life, released a letter to Edward A Woods stating surplus and profits are held for policyholders. He cites Van Cise confirming Hyde directed surplus to policyholders and warns against stockholder claims, noting the mutual plan and policyholder ownership.
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Alexander
Insurance Society
van Cise
Henry 3. Hyde
New York
Jamesa W. Alexander
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Edward A Woods
Pittsberg
Woods
Equitable Society
Dugimass
Index to 16 Day's Issue One President Dines Hunting Companions
The issue lists sections including President Dines hunting companions and an official denial of a plat. It notes death of Berenster, a quiet Chicago Sunday strike, a monument to Hebrew veterans, and multiple regional topics. Also mentions Irish music, Virginia Maryland financial news, and social notes with sports and entertainment items.
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Dines
Berenster
Chicago
R. West
Beciller
Genator Burrows
West Virginia
News of
Virginia
Maryland
Washington
SuAnna
la Lecture On
Christian Science
Quiet Day in Strike as Teamsters Stand Firm
Chicago May 7 The Teamsters strike enters its third week with employers seemingly advantaged as the federation of labor takes no move to widen the dispute. Widespread nonunion wagon orders are planned with deputies and police guarding 1000 wagons, while a probe into the Employers’ Association contends conspiracy charges.
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Teamatera
Federation of Labor
Chicago
Teamstera
Chicago Federation of Labor
Explorers’ Association
Healy
Steamer Aransas Sinks After Collision Near PoHock Rip Lightship
Vineyard Haven May 7. The steamer Aransas of the Joy Line, capt Hood, sank after colliding with the barge Glendower one and a half miles southeast of PoHock Rip Lightship. One woman passenger was lost. Sixty five persons were landed here by iceboats from the steamer. The Glendower was in tow of the Reading Railroad tug bound east from Philadelphia. The Aransas sank almost immediately after the collision but the tow continued. The Aransas was an ocean passenger steamer sailing between New York and Boston, 2358 gross and 6 net tons, built at Wilmington in 1877 with a crew of thirty six.
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Vineyard Haven
Mase
Aransas
Hood
Joy Line
Glendower
PoHock Rip
Reading
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Wilmington
Del
Mystery of Rogers disappearance ends as body found
The missing man C. C. Rogers, aged about sixty, was found dead in the river at Locust street foot in Toledo Ohio. Rogers had been missing since February 2 and reportedly was heir to an $8000 estate left by his father who recently died in Rochester New York. He was employed by the McCloskey Wire Fence Company and lived apart from his wife.
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C. C. Rogers
Toledo
Ohio
Fay
Locust Street
Rogers
Rochester
Nye
McCloskey Wire Fence Company
Pleads for Peace at Hebrew Veterans Monument Unveiling
Speech at unveiling in East New York Galem Mejde Cemetery by widow Mrs Amsia tiner and Gen Nelson Miles. Nathan Straus warns war is barbarism and urges redirecting billions to health, poverty and disease relief. Miles notes Jewish contributions in Civil War. ceremony ends with Kaddish by Rev H Peretra Mendea.
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New York Hebrew Veterans Monument
Hebrew Union ‘Veterans’ Association
Nathan Straus
Merchant Prince
Washington Post
New York
Hebrew Union Veterans’ Association
Galem Mejde Cemetery
Irs
Amsia
Tiner
Joseph H. Giiner
Wea
Nelson A. Miles
Manhattan Rifles
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Grand Army of the Republic
Miles
Nathan Straws
Robbers fatally injure woman during home invasion
Special to The Washington Post from McKeesport Pennsylvania reports masked burglars entered Frederick Reidler’s country home near Coulter Station. They assaulted his wife Mrs Reidler when she refused to reveal hiding places for money. She was injured severely after being knocked down and burned with matches to reveal 3780. The men fled. Reidler returned to find his wife senseless in the yard. Police and county detectives hunt the attackers. Thestricken woman may die.
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Washington Post
McKeesport
Frederick Reidler
Coulter Station
Mrs. Reigler
Vavie
Sorpilion
South Wort
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Kam- Yauh Bay
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