Presidential Welcome in Kentucky and Illinois Trip
President Roosevelt arrived in Louisville after greeting Gov Beckman and local officials. Crowds packed Third and A streets while Confederate Veterans and G A R members saluted him. He paused to acknowledge Basil Duke and visiting veterans, then collected tokens from Lincoln’s birthplace artifacts before addressing 1400 school children. The special train then moved toward St Louis with several stops in Indiana and Illinois where he spoke in Milltown Huntingburg and Princeton area and reviewed schoolchildren along the route.
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Lattaville
Japril F
Beckhan
Barth
Muray
Pridde
Third
Dixie
Confederate Veterans
Basil Duke
Gen. Duke
Hulin
Unese
Louisville
Lincoln
Fourth
Broadway
Kentucky
F& A
St. Louis
St. Lows
En Poe
Milltown
Ind
Huntingburg
Mi. Vernion
Base Junction
Princeton
Tealy
Batida
Dr. King's New Life Pile Cure Claim
Frigbliut Softerteg Relieved. Cr. Grayson of Lola Mixs. suffered severe indigestion and stomach issues. He took Dr. King's New Life Pile and credits the tonic with curing all stomach and bognet disorders. The advert claims relief from digestive ailments with a 25 cent price at J. N. Jones Drug Store.
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Cr. Grayson
Lola, Mixs
Dr. King
J. N
Receivership Begins as Indiana Bank Fails
The text describes a receiver appointed for a bank in Indianapolis and another National Bank of Greentree area, outlining assets totaling 89 thousand dollars and deposits around 99 thousand. It notes cash, paper, and other assets, with a meeting of receivers to discuss liabilities and the bank’s collapse impact.
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Ind
Cl Knox
Dhe
Paras
Tohaatgt National Bank
Bank of and
Indiana
Inianapolis
National Bank of Gre
Strike at Princeton Hints Wider Labor Tension
A garbled notice indicates impending trouble at a Princeton brickyard where union laborers are paid about 10 cents more per day. The partial text mentions a strike pattern and potential actions by Emor and Mitchell brickyards, suggesting broader labor unrest.
Train Wreck Devastates Indiana Passenger Carriage
A derailment near Terre Haute Indiana injures multiple aboard a train traveling from Indianapolis. Engineer Hu i Fiteman and several passengers sustain injuries as the engine plunges into an embankment and waterlogged area. Local reports describe rescue efforts, missing persons concerns, and a wave of shock among families in the region. Investigators and officials respond as authorities assess blame and cause while the scene is secured.
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Indianiapolis
Hui Fiteman
Mr. Stewart
Niro
Chicago Election Drama Ends Republican Mayoral Bid
John M. Harlan, son of Associate Justice Harlan, loses the Chicago mayoral race as Democrat Edward F. Dunne wins in a city torn by plots for municipal ownership of utilities. The result follows strong Republican attacks, socialist influence, and shifting independents, with Dunne securing about 44 percent of the votes to Harlan's 737,411.
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Chicasa
Tornas Do
Repiblican
Chicago
Hec
John Marignaild Harlan
Justis Harlan
United States Suprem Court
Edward
Dunne
Seto
Hart Maud
Cat
Paigna
Ballatin
Deminacian
Yate Apella
Coudh Perkins
Regetitieoe
Harlin
Hed Bowen Savawety
Eamyaian
Hieten
Wall Streeh
Collins
Harlan
Este
AMG
Wis
Eally
Dudge Dunne
Calenlalians
Waa
Mets
Jalta
Jude Dunne
Judes Dunne
Stewart Prohibition
Miss Therese Strausa Found Dead in Fort Worth Room
Therese Strausa, new arrival from Terre Haute Indiana, was found dead in her Fort Worth hotel room. The body hung by a rope attached to a door hinge, with the coroner ruling the death self destruction. Remains will be shipped to Terre Haute for burial.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Therese Strausa
Terre Haute
Terre Alana
Stomach and Liver Tablets Promised to Cure Ailments
Distressed by sour stomach and stomach trouble, Mrs. T. V. Williams of Laingsburg Michigan endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The tablets are advertised as guaranteed to cure cana of stomach trouble of this character. Sold by Lindeman's Pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
Earthquake Devastates Mussoree and Lahore Regions
Sequences of strong earthquakes struck Mussoree India and Lahore on April 5 injuring many and causing extensive property damage. The Bavoy hotel, a new Catholic church, and numerous homes suffered collapse or major damage. residents evacuated. towers of mosques reportedly fell or cracked. one woman killed and several injured. Descriptions note repeated shocks lasting minutes and widespread fear.
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Mussoree
India
Bavoy
Breyres
Debra Dun
Raipur
Lahore
Golden Mosque
Wazir Khan
Mine Explosion Claims Forty Seven At Zdigler Mine
April b-thirty seven men died in the gas blast at Joseph Leiter mine near Zdigler. Rescue teams recovered most bodies and more may be entombed. Among the dead is William Scott Alllpson, state mine examiner for the eleventh sub district, killed while trying to reach the entombed.
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Joseph ‘Leiter
Zdigler
William Scott Alllfson
Theventh
Nani Patterson Trial Delays In Extradition Hearings
New York April 5 District Attorney Jerome reports no major delay in extradition proceedings for J Morgan Smith and his wife, tied to Nan Patterson case. He may seek postponement if the Smiths fail to appear on April 10. Letters from Mrs Smith found in a trunk were delivered to Assistant District Attorney Rand by mail. five packages appear to contain many letters.
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New York
Jerome
Cincinnati
J. Morgan Smith
Hig
Nan Patterson
Arron
Behring Strait Tunnel Sought by Petersborg Officials
Baron Ade Lobel, for the rdap, presented a plan to Railways Minister Hilkoff and Finance Minister Kokorsom to connect Americas by a Behring Strait tunnel or bridge. Ministers agreed to study the proposals and report on feasibility.
Front News Briefs on Far East Violent Movements
Reports from Harbin in April describe quiet front activity with occasional sorties by General Mistchenko’s forces. Indirect claims of a Japanese column advancing near Absaginini and incursions through Tsiisthar raise concern. The Destruction of commissariat stores in Mukden and surrounding areas worsens supply for Russian troops. forage prices rise amid shortages.
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Harbin
Mistthenko
Discovery of Pike's Peak Founder Moved to Colorado
April 5 report from Colorado Springs notes the local chamber of commerce began efforts to relocate the remains of Lieut. Zebulon Montgomery Pike, discoverer of Pike's Peak, from Lebanon to a site bearing his name. Pike is buried in Lebanon, Indiana, in a grave described as neglected. The piece also advertises the City Gas Company's fuel for home cooking and lighting.
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Olorado! Springs
Cal
Conmercé
Ebulon Montgomery Pike
Pike's Peak
Ligut
Pike
Lawrepceburgy
Ind
City Gas'Co
Conference split over Rockefeller gift to missionary board
Baston April 9 The confrontational committee protesting John D Rockefeller Sr gift of 100000 to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions will pursue an independent agitation after the prudential committee refused to join protests. A circular statement outlining the Protestant position and opposing acceptance will be issued to all corporate members and Congregational ministers.
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Baston
American Board of
Tring
de Rensons
Rockefeller
American Board
Coniregations
Equitable Life Fight Surges With Secrets Revealed
New York April 2 reports reveal a fresh phase in the Equitable Life Assurance fight. Hyde and allies push for board actions to retire President Alexander and Vice President Tarret as letters and documents surface. Hyde accuses Alexander of grand breach of trust in a letter dated February 15.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hyde
Ute
Hyde Party
W. Alexander
Uage
E. Tarret
Socpery
Board of
Free
Yaet
Aequisable Directora
Alexander
Dominican claims distribution debated by international commission
Washington April 5 The drive to settle Dominican customs revenues faces no accepted plan yet. Lawmakers may form a commission to judge all nations' claims, with finality in its verdict. Thomas W Lawson of Boston to address Chautauqua Ottawa Kan on the Standard Oil issue under invitation from Gov. Hackney.
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Washington
Apel
National
Banic
Congress
Dohilaio
Interyational
Reawson
Topeka
Kan
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Ottawa
Gov. Hach
Bag
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Wounds Fast says Theodore
A damaged fragment reports a foot wound from an accident and claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve relieved pain and sped healing. A draggist named Jones is mentioned as selling the product and selling burns as well.
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Bucklen
Arnica Silye
Theodore Fen
Arnica
Bat Dw Jones
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Haute
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Auitderers’ Assipion
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Howe
Mary
Judge Onne
CiniHlare
Warlan
United Stiths Supreme Court
Migs Therese Strauss
Ipperty
Mussoree,Idia
Nani Pattersom
Behring Strait Tunnel
America
Russia
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Colorada
Springs
Prudential Committees
Uiy
Ouet
Santo Domingo
Peter Thompson
Boring
Tom Orrety
Omieay SD
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Dentigts RT
Baldwin
Analatang
East Marin Street
Hiya Hotel
the Industrial Savings and Loan ‘Association
Thi Pho
Mat
Eny
Oar Iirecine
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