Roosevelt Honored by Iroquois Club in Chicago Banquet
President Roosevelt received a rousing welcome at the Iroquois Club banquet in Chicago. Democratic hosts praised his honesty and patriotism while acknowledging policy differences. The event featured a formal reception, speeches by club leaders, and a toast by James Hamilton Lewis, with Mayor Dunne and Governor Deneen among those present.
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Fresident
Edward F. Dune
Harks Gunther
Dragueis Club
James Hamilton Lewis
Samuel Alschuler
Murray ‘ ‘Tulles
Thomas ‘T Barrett
Charles S Deneen
A J Hopkins
C ¢ Robisant
WooLandia
Roosevelt
Wry
Chicago
Col Lewis
Toustister
Moore
Liquois Lab
Hwinvis
Tine Arts
Auditrium
Gunther
Iroquois Club
Preanisation
Lewis
J MM Dickinson
Dickinson
Dunne
Jong Lis
Tin
Charles S Dongen
Tilinois
Memorial to McKinley Approves Mausoleum Plan
New York May 1 The McKinley National Memorial Association trustees approve the mausoleum design by H Van Buren McGonigie and order immediate work. The site near Canton Westlawn Cemetery will include monument hill a waterway and grand steps with a 72 foot diameter dome and 100 foot high marble lined mausoleum to cost about 500000. Attending members include Supreme Court Justice Willan R Day Postmaster General Certelvon and other notable officials from across the country.
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New York
McKinley National Memorial Association
H van Buren McGonigie
Dagen
President McKinley
Westlawn
Canton
the Mail
Gen. Grant
Supreme Court
Willan R Day
Association
Hartrett
Fairbanks
Cornelius N Bliss
William A Lynch
William McConway
Pittsburg
Alexander H Regell
Chicago
Guy Myphy
New Jersey
Certelvon
J M Duffield
Detroit
J M Lowry
Atlanta
Thomas Dolan
Philadelphia
Cortelyou
National McKinley Memoral Association
Equitable
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Lobley
Isurance Company
Alexander
Department of Joans
Troudsburg
Samneley
William Daley
Spragueville
Here
Yeater
Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York
Staples
Tornado Devastates Snyder Oklahoma Reports Claim 500 Dead
Reports from Hobart Oklahoma and Sapulpa indicate a tornado struck Snyder Oklahoma tonight, wrecking the town and causing many deaths. Frisco Railroad relief trains are en route as communications show extensive damage and uncertain death tolls. Lawrence Kansas reports a destructive windstorm with property damage but few injuries.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Snyder
Okla
Sapulpa
J Guthrie
Hobart
Snyder Guthrie
Chickasaw
I. T
Oklahoma City
Anadarko
Frisco
Lawrence
Kan
Everett Hall
Obstacle to Union of Presbyterian and Cumberland Churches
Philadelphia May 10 The Press says the union of the Presbyterian and Cumberland Presbyterian churches faces legal doubt as two general assemblies approach. Judge William M Lanning of the US District Court of New Jersey contends the united church would lack legal rights to Cumberland property, casting a hurdle for reconciliation.
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Presbyterian and
Cumberland Churches
Philadelphia
Presbyterian
Cumberland Presbyterian
William M. Lanning
United States District Court of New Jersey
United Church
Palmer arrested for bank shortfall larceny in the first degree
Francis H Palmer former cashier of the Peconic Bank Sag Harbor was arrested today on charges of a $1.50 shortage in accounts. Bank suspended May 1 reopened Monday with Palmer reimbursing $300 and directors promising to cover the remaining shortage. The case highlights ongoing efforts to stabilize the bank.
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Washington
Sag Harbor
Francis Halmet
Peconic Bank
Totay
Palmer
Troops and Law and Order Stir Chicago Riots
Chicago May 10 A labor committee sought a White House audience to protest Federal troops in the teamsters strike. The president expressed no action yet, backed Mayor Dunne in upholding law and order, and urged restraint while pledging support to the mayor's efforts to prevent mob violence. The dialogue highlighted tensions over troop use as riots broke out during the visit.
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Will
Mayor Dunne
al of
Chicago
Roosevelt
Teamsters
Cornelius P. Shea
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Charles Dold
Chicago Federation of Labor
Joseph [ O'Neil
T. F P. Quinn
Canvassers’ Union
Loeb
Shea
Employers’ Association
Teamsters’ Association
Quinn
Bhes
Dunne
United States
Teamsters’ Union
Densen
Violence and law order in Chicago strike clashes
Amid a Chicago strike, President Roosevelt urges adherence to law as mob actions flare. A clash on Michigan Avenue injures four, including two African American workers. Deputy Sheriff George Waldron shoots and kills George S. Pierce near Clark and Seventeenth Streets as tensions rise and guards bolster wagon deliveries.
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Michigan Avenue
Roosevelt
Joseph Stewart
John Hightow
Bande Howard Hubbard
Stewart
Méchants’ Club
Dunne
George S. Pierce
George T. Waldron
Wells Fargo
Pierce
Clark
Seventeenth Streets
Waldron
Clark Street
Teamsters’ Union
Hyde Alexander Questioned On Equitable Syndicate Ties
James H Hyde and President James W Alexander faced a long, oath sworn inquiry before State Superintendent Francis Hendricks and counsel M E Driscoll. The probes covered Hyde's leadership of underwriting syndicates, safety deposit company ties, and related salaries and rents within Equitable buildings. Injunction motion against charter changes was denied.
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Change
Washington Post
New York
James H. Hyde
Equitable Life Av. Strange Society
Francis Hendricks
Con. Messman M E. Driscoll
Syracuse
Equitable
Hyde
Hendricks
Mr. Hyde
James W. Alexander
Alexander
James H. Hyde and Associates
Equitable Bowtery
Bether
Equitable Life
Herbert C. Tull
MacLean
Supreme Court
Bankruptcy action filed against Haight and Freese Company
In New York on May 10 involuntary bankruptcy petitions were filed by Charles A A Dougherty claiming $1686 deposited for stock certificates that were not issued. Receivership orders remained in force as Judge Incombe and later Judge McPherson appointed receivers in Philadelphia and elsewhere. Intervening petitions from three creditors in Boston and Lynnfield seek party status in the Circuit Court proceedings.
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New York
Haight & Freese Company
United States District Court
Charles A. A Dougherty
Incombe
United States Circuit Court
Haight & Creese
Henry W. Robinson
W. D. Edmonds
Philadelphia
McPherson
United States
Ghenlt Court
J. Hector McNeady
Haight & Freese ‘Company
McNeal
Boston
Walnut Street
Philadelphia Consolidated Stock Exchange
Provident Investment Company
Ctrcuit
John P Moore
Lynnfield
Hugh R Blethen
Albert Blebony
Canaan
N. H
President Talka ta Democrats In Roosevelt Meets Strike Leaders
Roosevelts talks with strike leaders and a broad agenda headline the session. Equitable Insurance inquiry and Cyclone toll of five hundred are noted as major developments.
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Talka
Roosevelt
Equitable Insurance
Rueman
Episcopal Criminum
Bcores
Justice Harlan
Orphana’ Cage
Supreme Court
Loeb
Dynamite Kills Fifty in Harrisburg Train Crash
The Eastern express of the Pennsylvania Railroad collided with a freight train loaded with dynamite in South Harrisburg at 1 10 this morning. The wreckage caught fire and detonations continued as rescuers worked. Officials estimate about fifty dead and one hundred injured.
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Harrisburg
Eastern Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cause of Bank Failures by Outside Interests
Comptroller Willa Barret Ridgely told the Massachusetts bankers that private speculation by officers and directors causes most bank failures. He urged presidents and managers to dedicate themselves fully to their bank duties, avoid outside ventures, and uphold sworn duties to prevent defalcations and misuses of bank funds.
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Boston
Mass
Willa Barret Ridgely
National Bank Cashiers’ Association of Massachusetts
Young's Hotel
Patterson Case Delay Frays Nan Patterson’s Spirit
District Attorney Jerome declined to say when he will decide Nan Patterson’s fate, causing the Tombs chorus girl to fret as she awaits the outcome. In Memphis a negro, Pete Evang, killed planter C E Delny with a double barreled shotgun and fled. posses search for the assailant. A note on new railcar safety features promotes the consolidated axel light system for indicators and fans, reducing heat and fire risk. Raffles the Amateur Crackaman and Sherlock Holmes serials continue in the entertainment column.
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Washington Post
New York
Jerome
Nan Patterson
Yale Student Arthur Haserot Dies in Mystery
Special to The Washington New Haven Conn May 10 Haserot a 22 year old Yale academic and junior returned from a Wells College dance Aurora N C and died yesterday. Medical Examiner Bartlett declines to declare suicide citing wound location while noting stomach trouble Haserot left a letter to his father in an envelope without a teller. Roommates say he began the letter then may have altered plans and shot himself by accident.
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New Haven
Conn
Wells College
Aurora
N. C
Arthur Haserot
Yale
Bartlett
Haserot
Shove
Whateaale Grocey
Cleveland
Ohio
Rosseau Declared Sane By Commission In New York
A court commission found Gesner Russell alias Geyster Rosseau sane for the Infernal machine case tied to the Umbria incident two years ago, though he warned he might be a monomaniac. He offered to serve a five year prison term rather than indefinite confinement.
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New York
Goff
Court of General Sessions
Gesner Russel
Geyster Rosseau
Umbria
Russell
Rungslt
Riots At Zhitomir Leave Dozens Dead and Wounded
Private advices from Zhitomir report anti Jewish riots resulting in sixteen dead and over one hundred wounded. Martial law is proclaimed, troops patrol the city, and while order is largely restored, isolated violence and renewed rioting fears linger into Saturday night and Sunday. Barricaded stores reopen gradually as city life returns to normal.
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Tn Peterspure
Zhitomir
Alleged Spies in Tokyo Arrest Sharpen Neutrality Debate
In Tokyo, May 10, sensational arrest of Capt Bougenin, a French former military attaché, and his stepson Strange, an English subject, on charges of divulging military secrets. Bougenin reportedly served as a Paris paper correspondent, fueling public sentiment over French neutrality violations.
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Speciato
Tokyo
Capt Bougenin
Strange
Bougouin
Legation Ately
Paris
Russian Officer Claims Yashima Sunk By Mine
Lieut Count Kellar and three naval officers from the Russian Pacific squadron arrived aboard the Empress of India Count Ketler at Victoria British Columbia May 10. He stated the Japanese battleship Yashima was sunk by a mine about the time the 7tense and Yoshino were lost, and he had seen her founder from the Pobieda. Atmospheric conditions do not affect the Axle Light electric car lighting system.
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Victoria
B. C
Count Kellar
Ketler
Russians and Japanese clash over fleet moves near Pescadores
A Paris dispatch reports Admiral Nebogatoff's squadron sighted near Cape St James with orders for Nieboxatoff. The Diana's escape attempt from Saigon was blocked, its machinery stripped. Japan accuses France of lax neutrality while press outlets note coal depots and shelter for Russian ships around Saigon and Formosa.
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Pescadores
Keelung
Paris
Japan
France
Diana
Saigon
Formosa
Hongkong
Bally Mall
Percedures
Keelong
Tamsuit
Genan
Gore
Pescadore
The
Times
Paria
Nebogatoff
Cape St James
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Theodore Roosevelt Becuise
Usha
Wkinley
Istees
Kans
Sag Harbor Bank
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Baltimore
Congressional Limited
Raffles
Next
Post
Sherlock Holmes
Abo Solas
Bry Rom Fe Co
Union Trust Co
Haddid Bros
Brown & Tolaon, Jauotca
Part
Ridgely
Man Patterson
Memphis
Tenn
Houston
Miss
Pete Evang
C. EH Delny
Sherlock Hulmea
Rosseau
Athens
Mwas
Frank M. Holbrook
Tve
Mies
Watkinsville
Fuirman
D Street
Yashima Sune
Frederick
Antietam
Reedysville
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
tRaffles
Cape St. James
Pescadore Islands
London
Rient
Jemtchung
Rojestvensky
Nieboxatoff
Cape Bt James
St. Petersburg
Matin
Rojestyensky
Rojestvyensky
Dewa
Straits of
Sunda
Temps
Cherbourg
Dakar
Algiers
Tibu Hl
Mijunge
Nossi-Be
Kamranh Bay
Port d'Agot
Marquis de Bartelmy
Aald
Mekong
Marquis de ® Artermy
Jonquieres
Wantong Hay
Ministry of Marine
Hongkong Bay
Slepogatom
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