Roosevelt Talks Monroe Doctrine in Chicago Address
President Roosevelt drew a vast crowd in the Auditorium Chicago urging defense of the Monroe Doctrine and a strong navy. He linked canal plans with hemispheric security, noted Hay Pauncefote and Colombia treaties, and stressed peaceful enforcement to deter foreign encroachment while supporting Latin American republics.
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Audiftorium
Folle O'Neill
Wabasa Avenue
Michigan Avenue
Tts
Congress Street
Paleo
United States
Great Britain
Colombia
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Hague
Hague Tribunal
Brexton
Venezuela
Cuba
Diaz Opens Mexican Congress Sees Progressive Outlook
President Diaz opens congress amid distinguished audience in Mexico City. He notes The Hague ruling against Mexico but stresses peaceful dispute resolution. Highlights education, mining growth, rail expansion of 406 kilometers in six months, total rails 17,756 km, 2,264 federal post offices, and a satisfactory treasury despite silver depreciation since 1901 posing future risks.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Hague Tribunal
Plus Fund
Ding
Unclear fragment on Russian visit to Rome delayed
Fragment mentions Russian officials discussing postponement of the czar's proposed visit to Rome and concerns raised by detectives about potential dangers. Details are garbled and attribution is uncertain.
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Anarghiste
St. Petersburg
Csar
Rome
US Marines Guard Santo Domingo Amid Critical Conflict
United States cruiser Atlanta lands fifty marines to guard the consulate as a three hour battle unfolds between government troops and rebels along the Ozanit river near Santo Domingo. Casualties run high with hundreds killed or wounded. authorities report a tense, ongoing struggle as news flows behind disrupted inland communication.
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Hayt
Anprtt
Santo Domingo
United States
Atlanta
Unitedtates
Caribbean Sea
Vasquez
Marcel
San Antonio de Guerra
New York
San Pedro de Macoris
Dincorig
I Interior
Busic Desy
Four Die From Tenderloin Whisky Incident in Seattle Saloon
In Seattle on April 4 Mc Cauley, intoxicated from Tenderloin whisky, opened fire in a saloon injuring three men, including James Clark and William McLaughlin. another victim remains unknown. Cauley was shot twice by a police officer and may not recover.
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Wesh
McCauley
James Clark
William McLaughlin
dicCauley
Blind, Lone, Friendless Daughter Of Barbadoes Official
Lena Hurley, claiming to be daughter of Barbados postmaster general, faces exclusion from funding in New York due to isolation despite financial means. She traveled with Miss Allen, allegedly daughter of a Costa Rican planter, who vanished after arriving on the Capri. Hurley was later placed at Ellis Island as authorities pursued the missing companion.
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New York
Lena Hurley
Island of
America
Philadelphia
Miss Allen
Capri
Allen
Miss Hurley
Miss Adler
Ellis Island
Riot in Mexico Incites Mob at Monterey Killing Seven
A chaotic riot at Monterey sparked by opposition to General Reyes left seven dead and many wounded. In Laredo a crowd of about fifteen thousand ultizers gathered outside Reyes’s residence shouting death to Neves as the unrest grew over a gubernatorial candidate.
Peace in Jolo Promises by Datto to Be Peaceful
Datto Pagiiman has met with Colonel Wallace and pledged not to fight. The leader accepted American policy and said demonstrations against Americans have ceased despite intertribal trouble. General Davis plans a strong military post in central Jolo to secure peace.
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Manila
Joo
Datto Pagiiman Hassan
Wallace
Davis
Jolo Island
Battle in Somaliland Defeats Mullah Followers near Damot
British column clashes with Mad Mullah’s followers south of Damot on March 22. Natives resist firmly, 27 killed and many wounded. British suffer no casualties, but claim 40 followers killed and 40 camels captured. Located in Aden, Arabia, April 2.
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Aden
Arabia
Bomalland
Bomialla
Damot
Haya
Baron May Live Chauffeur With Count In Badly Hurt
Reports from Nige state Baron de Pailange who served as chauffeur for Count Zborowski was initially reported dead but later December 3 1900? correction shows he did not die. Physicians hope for recovery as the baron blamed Count Korewski for the crash at a sharp turn.
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Nige
Bayon de Pailange
Korewski
Villon Seeks Mercy as Candle Burns for Life
In a crowded Paris square King Louis XV promises Villon life if a volunteer takes his place at the gallows. A burning candlestick signals the限 fate while mothers and crowds plead, Tristan fetches the candle, and the king tests will of the people as Villon faces execution in a dramatic medieval tableau.
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Guy Tabarle
Ady
Willon
Messire Noel
Noal le Jolys
Noellefolys
Tristan
Triatan
Vilton
Rene de Monigny
Paris
Francais Villon
Tayatle
Louis
Olivier
Brancois Villon
Amile
Beottish Guard
Rancols Villon
Montjoye
Katherine de Vaucelles
Mother Willon
Noelle Josys
Spollit and the Spelling Clerk in a Brooklyn Court
A Brooklyn Gates Avenue police court case features Edward Barton charged with intoxication and a woman named Spel lit who cannot spell her own name. Magistrate Furlong questions the accused and directs a charge of impersonating a policeman be added, as the hearing spirals into a spelling misunderstanding.
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Spollit
New York Times
Edward Barton
Gates Avenue
Brooklyn
New Lota Avenue
Furlong
Barton
Haston
Court ruling ends Wabash injunction against labor groups
In St Louis on a Wednesday, Judge Adams dissolved a March 3 injunction restraining Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Railroad Trainmen officials and other labor leaders from influencing Wabash employees to strike. The court found no conspiracy to interrupt interstate commerce and noted wages and conditions disputes existed. Officials anticipated potential amicable settlement, with talk of no strike pending.
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St. Louis
United States District Court
Adama
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Adams
United States
Unite States
England
FN. Judson
Brotherhoods
Associated Press
Blodgett
The
Wabash
Bloggett
Wreck on Big Four Kills Engineer and Brakeman Missing
Big Four passenger train No 26 crashed head on a southbound freight three miles north of North Manchester Indiana. Engineer Harvey of Wabash killed instantly. brakeman Willhagen missing and under engine. Baggageman Seavy probably fatally injured. Several passengers hurt. names and injuries listed. Fremont Union Pacific wreck injures three, none fatally. engineer J Rumpterson shoulder broken. Hreman Oscar Aubum head injuries. Joe Youngman back injury. All residents of Omaha.
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Manchester
Ind
Here
Harvey
Wabasi
Braukenan Willhagen
Bag- Wageran Seavy
Heret
Crouch
Andersson
J. P. Brady
Wabash
George Lyons
Indianapolis
H. C. Hathaway
Mall
Ntermalliy
Oliver Lausey
Fremont
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
John Jrumperson
Oscar Aubum
Hreman
Joe Youngman
Omaha
Roosevelt Regrets Dewey Interview Fallout
Washington April 3 The Dewey interview incidents are regarded as ended. Roosevelt oversees efforts to assure Germany of regrets, with officials signaling closure on the matter and no further reprisals expected.
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Dewey
Worhington
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