Royal visit to Mt Vesuvius observatory noted
King Edward and Queen Alexandra with the Duke and Duchess of Aosta toured the Mt Vesuvius observatory with Professors Matteucci and Perret, receiving detailed accounts of volcanic observations. The royal party traveled by five automobiles and later departed for England.
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Edward
Vis
Matteucci
Frank Perret
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mt. Vecuvius
Aosla
Vesuvius
White
Laceyda
Rome
Queen Alexandra
Aosta
Maticuced and
Perret
Valeante Nehes
King Rdiard
England
Prize Fights And Other Sports Senate Agrees On One Point
Ogdes Apel 20 The police interfered in the ai round of what would be a 20 rounder between Fightthes Vick Tiyland and Young Corbett here tonight saving the dutter from a Knockout. Hyland confined himself at Nest entirely for playing for Cornart body. The fight soon developed with Corbett on the short end. The crowd raved the Denver jan In the Court and he was racidly able to stand on his feet when interfered in the fiftieth round. The fight was going to Hyland. Referees trelitor and O Neil Ames Bresnahan Curpires emalig and omwins. No game as Chicago-Gan seostpored.
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Ogdes
Apel
Pallee
Vick" Tiyland
Young Corbett
Dutter
Denvarite
Axhl- Dilan
Hyland
Nest
Cornart
Corbett
Nenvey Jan
Tiero
Heo
Elyland
Jamaica track results and amendments debate in Senate
Jamaica results report several races with winners such as Ebony and Garnish, plus a long rail of race times and entrants. In Washington, Senate votes near May on railroad rate bill amendments after Clarke of Arkansas criticizes the bill as insufficient. Tillman, Morgan discuss final vote timing.
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Washington
Senate
Tillman
Morgan
Clarke
Arkansas
Boston Beats New York in Opening AL Matchup
In a windy April day at American League Park Boston edged New York 4 to 3. Nine Boston hits off Newton powered the comeback as Sear and Walker starred for the home team while Chesbro and Kielman pitched for New York. Philadelphia beat Washington 4 to 3 as Bender held until the ninth. three Washington doubles and a single produced the runs. Chicago lost to Detroit 2 to 1 with Weilsh unsupported. Cleveland enjoyed a large crowd for a late inning win as Nordyle drove in two with two outs trailing Betty.
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Boston
New York
American League Park
Bostons
Newton
Hattarkes
Tannerii
Walker
Grasham
Chesbro
Kielnan
Philadelphia
Washington
Lodis Bender
Washington Threa Rons
Atkenberg
Bender
Powers
National League game recap notes field changes and errors
In a National League matchup the Cincinnati team faced fielding disruptions after a mid game shift. The play featured misplayed lines and an erroneous ball throw that allowed Washington, and then a batter to score, as Brooklyn faced Philadelphia in a tense contest with Philadelphia prevailing.
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Cincinnati
Dawnstanaway
Wahaner
Pitt Jar
Gove
Chech
Myetne
Philipp
Peltz
Johnstone
Horton Triumphs as New York Team Secures Easy Win
April hard hitting gave New York an easy vote today over the local team. The visitors staged a daring run and set a record for the five leagues this season. Horton and Stora led the effort with key plays and Rew York-Sth added a late score.
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Horton
New York
Eldon Besa
Stora
York
Americans in Athens Raking in the Honors
In Athens on April 2 America’s athletes earned multiple honors at the games. Top performers included Phyrim Lightbody Priend Lenglit and Bonnag, with the 50 meter race likely to be won by them and the Wrches. The Marathon race looms as the international event, while the royal family attended the Mist event where Paul Hellisrim won the 1W-meter race, and James C Lipitooty of the University of Chicago took the 16-meter event. George N Bundy led in the 1A10-meter walking match as Germans beat Austria and Greeks.
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America
Athipto
Bonnag
Will Zo
Kond Chen
Strailine
Paul Hellisrim
I Welle Club
Avather
Jamce C. Lipitooty
University of Chicago
George N Bundy
Lub
Geeminas
Los Angeles Pacific Coast league cageball team to stay
Los Angeles April 39. Manager Marley announced he will not disband the local team and will send Lia Frown tonight where games are scheduled. The organization will continue indefinitely pending settlement of league matters.
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Los Angeles
Marley
Lia
Extra session favors limited San Francisco relief plan
The Sacramen to Barocailun adopted the masterly report of a committee that met with Governor Par Deed in an extra legislative session to aid San Francisco. It favors a constitut amendment allowing bond cancellation and new issues to fund relief totaling $505,000, repair of records, waterworks fixes, and state engineer approved projects.
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Baroclailun
Pardee
Tuvorliv
San Francisco
Schmitz
Board of Supervisors
Committee of 50
Haybor Commissioners
Ten Years In The Pen Fate Of John Walker
John P Walker faced ten year sentence for embezzlement and misappropriation of funds tied to management of a mite near here The case proceeded in the Myther court with a federal arrest in this city on charges of obtaining 1000 through deceit A civil suit followed in the superior court seeking 3500 from Schumacher of the Schumachers Waddingham company and related parties Extradition and acquittal events are noted for Waddie Van Schumacher and others
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Hoalder
John P. Walker
Box Akngelcs
Col
Anila
Ghlexga
John Schumacher
Schumachers Waddingham Company
Senainachar
Ws Fermen
Garner I
Waddie van Schumacher
Transit disruptions as streetcars extended in Mranrise
In Mranrise Apel W Street carines are being extended diverting traffic while United Airways Comer Hassro fiat 19 hive the people within share the water KYSteuL of transit than extacen before tha fire.
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Mranrise
Alt
United Airways
Train Derailment Near Los Angeles Reported
April 2 Santa Fe train No. M derailed after leaving San Bernardino and Riverside yesterday afternoon. Several passengers injured, firemen and rescuers at the scene. Local reports indicate damage and response efforts ongoing as investigations begin.
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Lon Angeles
Santa Fe Waa
Foiker Tela No. M
San Hernarding
Ravevelde
Neweahan
Paceeagers
Udu
Lesanto
Leen
Train crash prompts derailment with wagon damage
A damaged OCR note describes an engine leaping rails at high speed with a wagon wreck. Passenger coaches left the track, sustaining heavy damage while the train’s combination baggage and other cars followed and were partially wrecked.
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Bagrage
Williny
Hotp
Washington Session Debates Seeds Bill and Porter Resolution
In Washington on April 30 the legislative session focused on a seeds measure with amendments. A resolution by Olmstead of Tennessee honored Gen Horace Porter for locating Paul Jones’s body, and a plan to print Porter's burial speech was approved. Debate over the seeds bill and an $80,000 appropriation for seed distribution continued tomorrow.
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Washington
Counterfeit Certificates Reported by Oregon Land Agent
State Land Agent West disclosed two new lots of counterfeit certificates in Salem on April 30. One batch of 13 certificates for 220 acres of state school lands originated with Cantmereal bank of Uraka, Cal. A second batch of 15 came from S. G. Jones of Appleton, Cal. The faked certificates appear tied to California schemes explored last winter. Genuine Oregon properties nearby, including S.A.D. Inter’s property, are noted as possible victims and authorities plan to recover losses by confronting the fraud and pursuing restitution through legitimate sales.
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Ore
Cantmereal Bank
Uraka
Cal
G. Jones
Appleton
California
West
S.A. D. Inter
Alata
Puter
Mien
Fishing Boat Wrecked but Crew Saved
Mintora, April 21. A sailing vessel named the Ismeny, an 18 ton schooner, struck a reef off the Vancouver coast. The four crew struggled through wreckage until the Queen City rescued them, with one dory reaching Skandinay settlements at Cam Beott for land and provisions.
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Sr Toxeah Wir
Tran Vito
Scaudinay
Cam Beott
Capick Hien Uy
Ismeny
Outlaw Franks Stith Gunfight Claims Sheriff Shaver
In Woolburn Salem April 20 Sheriff J F R Shaver, shot by desperado Frank Stith early Saturday, dies. Stith had been hunted as a road-law killer against Linn county farmer William Eckert, who had earlier threats. Eckert fears for his life as he heads toward his home while the outlaw remains at large.
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Salem
Ove
J. FR. Shaver
Frank Stith
Woolburn
Smith
William & Eckert
Linn County
Rekert
Kita
Dowle Receives Charges Against Christian Catholic Church Leader
Chicago April 30 Jann Alexander Dowle, president of the Christian Catholic church, was given a written list of charges today after an address at Zion A r where he asked for all charges against him. Copies were sent to Dowle and he may reply by Wednesday.
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Jann
Alexander Dowle
Christian Catholic Church
Zion
Dowls
Aiake
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Meeting
All sections of the country were represented at the opening of the seventeenth annual congress of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Delegations plan excursions to Concord and Lexington to visit scenes of revolutionary battles.
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Toston
Sons of the American Revolution
Adiliion
Concord
Lexington
Bat
Chow
Strike Orderated. Poxsumawaey April 3 report
An English language clipping notes a strike order issued in Poxsumawaey on April 3 under local resolutions. The fragment confirms labor action but provides few concrete names or further context.
Miners Strike In Soft Coal Region At Clearfield
Members of United Mine Workers of America, district No. 2, say a strike in the soft coal region around Clearfield involves several thousand men. Operators posted a 196% wage, miners demand recognition of the union and check-off collection. Operators claim work will resume fully within a week with no disorder.
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Suiinlistriet No. 5
United Mine Workers of America
Clearfield
Empire council allocates funds to move troops to quell disorders
St. Petersburg reports the council of the empire, upon war minister request, has placed funds at 3 BOOM for troop movements to suppress disorders. The government aims to move troops frequently to prevent influence by revolutionists.
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St. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Representative Dixon backs bridge project over Missouri
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Washington dated April 30 says Representative Dixon intro laces a bill authorizing the Chicago Mount Polns railway to construct a bridge over the Missouri River in Broadwater and Gallatin counties presumably to Lombard.
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Standard
Washington
Dixon
Chicago, Mt
Missouri
Broadwater
Gali
Lombard
Sperm Whale Captured Off Vancouver Island Whaling Station
Report from Vancouver Island coast notes another sperm whale captured by whalers at a whaling station. The whale is described as highly valuable, with the carcass and blubber processed by crews. Further details on the catch remain scarce in the fragment.
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Vitoria
Apel
Wiisle
Vancouver
Jand Coast
Addom
Renehy
Protest From Flathead Presented At Capital
A Flathead county delegation led by County Surveyor Gibson and Cassley Dickey of the Kalispell bank protested to the Bureau of Forestry during a visit to Washington. They urged President Pinchot to remove a large area from the Cabinet Manumut forest reserve, while Congressman Dixon and Senator Carter accompanied them and pressed for a decision.
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Weashington
A. W. Sferrd- Gell
Gibson
Cassley Dickey
Kallapuli
Flathead County
Manumut Forest Reserve
Dixon
Carter
Bureau of Forestry
Pinchot
New Helena Concern Incorporation Reported
Special Dispatch from Helena notes the Consumers Supply Company filed articles of incorporation with Secretary of State Yoder. Incorporators include B. Hammond, Marie Hammond, RC Wallace, Uber Barrett, and A. H. Barrett. Authorized stock is 5000, with activities in feed wool barter and general merchandise in Helena.
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Slasday
Helena
Consumers” Supply Company
Yoder
Trencorporators
Marie
Hammond Amt RC
Wallace
Uber
A. H. Barrett
Ene Gage
Real and Wool
Arate Businese
Ffelena
California fire authorizes extra funds in house resolution
A House resolution was introduced by Representative Meurst seeking 3.1 million dollars in additional appropriations for the California fire department. Los Angeles notes the proposal as the session proceeds, while St. Jetegrin was received this afternoon in the city.
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Los Angeles
Jetegrin
National Congress of Mothers Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
Mrs. Frederick Schott president of the National Congress of Mothers announces that the next meeting set for May 7 in the city has been indefinitely postponed. Vice President Murphy confirms the postponement and cites unspecified scheduling delays.
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Murphy
National Congress of Mothers
Frederick Schott
Congress
Northwestern Limited Praised For Courteous Service Between Twin Cities and Chicago
The Northwestern line markets its courtesy to all patrons, especially ladies and children, as a key feature. The description notes the Twin Cities to Chicago route with schedules and contact details for further information, highlighting attentive service and the railroad’s emphasis on passenger comfort.
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Northwestern
Twin Cities
Chicago
Minneapolis
P.m
St. Paul
S.n8
A. Q
A.M. Fetton
Beneril
Hetena
Mont
Teasdale
St Paul
Mun
US ships arrive for Shanghal parade prep
The United States cruthers Chuttandoga and the Gale vestoil Wava arrived in Mant in April for an avert staging before jamming the float at Shanghal.
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Mant
United States
Cruthers
Chuttandoga
Galevestoil Wava
Shanghal
Atkinson Drad in Honolulu Aprils Apology
Fore mer Auseriitendent of public instruction and father of acting Governor Atkticon, Atkinson Drad in Honolulu is mentioned with fragmented notes from a report dated April. The readable items note a link to public instruction and a familial tie to the acting governor, amid garbled text about meetings and places.
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Honolulu
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