Admiral Evans on Pacific strength and peace aims
In San Francisco April 6 Admiral Evans said the United States must defend the Pacific coast as firmly as New York, stressing a commercial war ahead driven by brains, not 40 inch guns, and noting the growing importance of Pacific interests over those in the Atlantic while affirming readiness for future encounters.
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San Francisco
Admirral Evans
Chronicle Today
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
New York
Far East
Harriman
Nowegay
Navy
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Pacife
Euine
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Evyns in Med aArH Paso Robles Adventure
Admiral Robley De Evane underwent a long ride through hillside curves amid splines and mud during a first outing. Visitors observed a unique scene as Wienervuk remarks and a massage lantern event followed, with Carl noted for his gentle treatment and noted as a novel experience.
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Paso Robles
Robley de Evane
Uws Hyornimg
Admal
Wienervuk
Perienes
Carl Déottredt
Mob lynching shocks small Alabama town
A mob in Minette, county seat of Hildwite county, killed a Black man after an assault near the victim's home six miles below Loxley. The mob burned the body and then fled, while officers found the scene chained and bloodied. two suspects have been identified.
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Siti Hut
Dakephy
Mteilo
Holts Ui Bay
Weenui
Niles
Loxley
Chiyton
We Orine
Minette
Hildwite
Feaed Amtor
Night dispatch outlines voyage near Tut Bay
A terse message from United Wireless reports a torpedo threat near Tut Bay. The plan describes a submarine expedition and preparations by ships in the area. Names and places appear garbled, but the core note references Magdalena and a party moving toward the east with fresh rows at white palm.
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The
United
Wireless
Magdalena
Wesaige
England's Premier Quits His Office
London April reports the resignation of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman the prime minister. The cabinet resigns with him as the king will appoint a new head of government, with Herbert Asquith summoned to act and likely to be offered the premiership.
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London
Great Britain
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Herbert DL Anquith
Biarritz
Henry
Asquith
Rourtar
Bir Uenty Campbell
Bannerman
Preminr
Edward Hank
Herbert A. Asauith
Mr. Asquith
Evans Denies Report With Emphatic Refusal
A San Means shipboard correspondent quotes an unnamed ally voicing a shocking wish to sacrifice more men for a mission. The fleet officer denies any such statement, insisting no such expression exists among officers and urging restraint to protect his crew.
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San Meanvisea
Avar
Sansae
Magdalena
Allean
Nated
Wien
Banker’s self destruction in Odell ends life in leap
Four bankers from Odell, Texas, were killed when a man leaped from a window of an annex building. The suicide occurred after a sudden impulse, with authorities reporting the act was self-inflicted during a morning break. No others were harmed.
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Odell
Aiton
Ube
Medditerranean United States trade cut sparks export shift
A report notes a cut on average rates between the Mediterranean and the United States, with a British ship involved and the implication that other vessels may follow suit in adjusting exports and routes.
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Mediterranean
United States
Alleged embezzlement drops $190,000 in funds
A provincial tax collector from Almeryn province stands accused after $190,000 vanished from pill funds. The report notes the suspect was silent as charges were filed, with investigators tracing the money through irregular transactions.
Judge Grays Boom Goes To Washington Whi Delaware Support Group
Washington April 5 supporters of George Gray of Delaware for the Democratic presidential nomination plan to establish headquarters in Washington and begin an active campaign for the Delaware salesman. Richard J. Beemish of Philadelphia will run the bureau as the movement proceeds with limited encouragement from Judge Gray who has not publicly sought the nomination and provided funds are said to come from a small group of Delaware and Pennsylvania supporters.
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Washngton
George Gray
Delaware
Establishihg
Washington
Richard J. Beemish
Philadelphia
Bureau
Enc
Judge Gray
Tinanese
Aubsc
Police recover large bust of Pope Leo from villa
Police recovered a large bust weighing about six pounds after thieves gained access by breaking a window at a villa. The statue, identified as Pope Leo, was found hidden inside the premises and described as valuable. Authorities pursue suspects as inquiries continue with no statements from officials.
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Pope Tay NU
Alea
Cron
Adrohandini
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Iitet
Tilly
Oydan
Fragmentary report names several individuals and groups
A garbled OCR style notice mentions multiple names and roles including journalists and professionals, with unclear context. The readable bits reference a press or briefing and a span of people such as Dr Lynn and others, but specifics remain obscured.
Untitled fragmentary note from historical column
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and names in a unclear local context with mixed capitalization and garbled words, offering no clear event, date, or location to deduce a coherent news item. The readable portions lack a distinct subject or outcome for a proper summary.
Taft Busy Day in Windy Town in 1911 Visit
Taft and party toured Chicago in a fast car ride through parks and boulevards, halted briefly by park police, and attended services at Emmanuel Baptist Church. He spoke on labor and capital, urging lawful competition and peaceful resolution of labor disputes, and criticized illicit wealth.
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Chisago
Beerstary
Tate
Chicago
B. McCh
Omaha
Freshmen on the roof shielded from kidnapping plot
In Ann Arbor on April 5 twenty University of Michigan freshmen guarded themselves on the roof of a National Guard armory to deter kidnapers. Sophomores attempted to reach the group using ladders but faculty and guards blocked them with iron poles and long tools. One sophomore reportedly fell from the height during the scuffle.
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Ane Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Lamorce
National Guard
San Diego Prepares for Naval Fleet Return Celebrations
With the Atlantic Meet near, San Diego readies gala welcome arches and electric lighting along principal streets. Coronado Beach hosts an ocean pier for ship landings, while Naval officers and families gather at the Hotel del Coronado for banquets, balls, and festivities. Parades, feasts, wild west shows, theaters, and varied entertainments are planned to honor returning sailors.
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San Diego
A. S
Coronado Beach
Ukebas
Hotel del Coronado
California
Lin
Duke at Royalty's Home Under Silent Welcome
April news from Rome reports the Duke of Abruzzi arriving at the Quirinal, greeted warily by the royal family. No lengthy talks with the king, outcomes remain unclear as papers publish Elkins photo. In Detroit meanwhile, fourteen Michigan entries vote on a local issue amid agricultural fairs and reportedly tense campaign dynamics.
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Duke of
Abruzzi
Worning
Che Quirinal
Mise Elkins
Block for the Rebels reports chaos in Port Prines
Reports from Port at Prines dated April 5 describe political upheaval as Haiti’s congress delays under constitutional rules. Arrests of conspirators continue, with rumors of harsh punishments and possible decapitation. A leadless body was found near Burt National ramparts amid growing refugee crowding and overcrowded shelters.
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Carsom
Mityara
Burt National
Fatal mob attack in Wesean area shocks community
A Black teenager was killed after a mob incident near Wesean on April 3. Eyewitnesses and confessions describe a confrontation with Earl Smith’s son, a 12-year-old, leading to a fatal head injury. Officers detained a suspect as a mob freed him, and others reportedly used a tree and fire to hasten the death.
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Mins
Joko ‘Burr
Burr
Jin
Earl Smith
J. W. Smith
Tur
Smith
Bure
Bryan Won't Attend Denver Democratic Convention
Colorado Springs April 1 William J. Bryan testified to two meetings in Colorado Springs tonight. In interview he expressed confidence in a Democratic victory in the national election but would not discuss the populist convention selection. He said he will not attend the Denver convention and will go from here to Denver.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Wiliam J. Brean
Bryan
Penver
Colorado
Denyer
Chancellor Day Talks Again at New York Meeting
A garbled April report from New York describes Chancellor Day addressing a diverse audience at Systeoan university. The remarks touch on peace, prosperity, and national unity, with calls for industry, religious virtue, and civic duty amid wartime concerns.
Riots After Election Shock Portugal
April 2 Usbon reports violent clashes and gunfire as elections closed. Troops and police fired on rioting mobs in several districts, causing casualties. Despite disturbances, voting in most country areas proceeded, with churches hosting ballot boxes amid tensions. Monarchists dispute republican gains as celebrations and protests continue.
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Tio Viotors
Thia
Chorchen
Anjos
Alcantara
Portugal
Distinguished Men Pay Tribute to Noyes in Washington
Washington April 5 distinguished men paid tribute to Crosby Stuart Noyes late editor of the Washington Evening Star who led recently in California. The service at the National Lyceum featured speakers including Blue President Fairbanks Ed Root Henry Watterson Myrma Barker and Wendell Phillips Stafford. The occasion honored Noyes with music and remarks from prominent figures amid a militarylike mutual tribute.
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Tigh
Crosby Stuart Noyes
Washington Evening Star
California
National Lycien
Blue Pres Dent Fairbanks
Ed Root
Henry Watterson
Foulevilts Courier-Tournal
Myrma M. Barker
Vonuly Donee
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Wendell Phillips Stafford
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Edward Everett Mule
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