United States and Russia clash over Manchuria open door policy
Washington reports a US note to Russia urging equal treatment for all nations in China and warning against exclusive privileges for the Russo-Chinese bank in Manchuria. Count Lamsdorff replies Russia will restore Manchuria to China and uphold the open door while defending private agreements between sovereign states.
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Washington
Ambassador Tower
China
Count ‘Lamsdorff
Russia
Manchuria
Tower
United States
Prince Ching
Tam
China Empire
Ied
Count Lamsdorf
Tunssia
Chioar
Iteek
Russia to complete Manchuria evacuation per 1902 pact
Telegrams from Toko report Japan and Britain not involved in note discussions. After talks with St. Petersburg, Russia is believed to proceed with the second phase of Manchuria withdrawal, though orders and delays have caused some confusion among troops in Moukden Province and Kirin. Restoration of Chinese territory along the Yalu and Tumen rivers is anticipated as Russia finishes withdrawal.
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Toko
Japan
Victoria B.C
FAI
St. Petersburg
Russia
Manchuria
Moukden
Liao River
Kirin
Yala
Tiumen
Turkey Bulgaria tension eases after mediation efforts
Vienna dispatch notes progress in easing friction between Turkey and Bulgaria. Bulgarian government returns note over incursion into Macedonia and explosives shipments to the Ottoman commissioner at Sofia. Turkish troop mustering continues with 165 battalions to be distributed in Macedonia and Albania.
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Macedonia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Sofia
Albani
World of Labor in turmoil as strikes spread
Omaha and other cities report widespread strike action and injunctions affecting Teamsters and workers in packing houses, rail and subway projects. Demonstrations and clashes occur as unions seek wage and hour gains, while employers and engineers clash over contracts and work rules.
Irish Land Bill Debate Roars In Parliament
London May 7 The adjourned debate on the Irish land bill resumed with speeches from Healy and T P O Connor. Healy urged peace through the measure and warned tenants against repudiation while O Connor defended the bill as a step toward peasant proprietorship. The bill passed second reading 148 to 2 with Liberal critics voicing objections.
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Hous of Commons
Healy
Ireland
T. P. O'Connor
Amar
House of Commons
Morley
Heard Brudge
Wyndham
IBM
President Roosevelt Gift to Pope Autograph Letter Promised
President Roosevelt presented to the pope ten volumes of press messages and a golden scroll with 36,000 signatures, received in private audience. The pope praised Roosevelt, expressed pleasure with the gift, and promised an autograph letter, ending the 200 minute audience with apostolic benediction to Americans.
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Francis J. van Antwerp
Detroit
Roosevelt
Mather van Antwerp
Theodore [Dent
United
GREEN GOODS MAN CAUGHT IN MOONSHINE SCAM
Padward Heiser, allegedly tied to a New York based green goods ring, was arrested in Allentown Pennsylvania after a violent struggle. He was bound over to prison in default of 85000 bail following a hearing before United States Commissioner Craig. A letter to J Smith of Parkville Missouri triggered the police action.
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Padward Heiser
Green Goods
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J. Smith
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Demonstration at Charity House Sparks Mixed Reactions
A crowd gathered at the Charity House to witness Dr. Lorena’s demonstration of his blogtonic method. Attendance included many crippled children and anxious parents selecting subjects. meanwhile a Chinese laundry reportedly burned linen after news of the capture. Senator Warren denied rumours of a 1904 Republican vice presidential bid.
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Fearie
Tulloch Sends Reply in Washington Post Office Inquiry
Seymour W. Tulloch former cashier of the Washington city post office replies to Postmaster General Payne regarding statements about irregularities in the post office. He defends his position, demands access to others’ replies for fairness, and notes inspectors continue the investigation with a Bristow report due by mid June.
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Peat Office
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Tulloch
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Josephine B. Wilson
Kaltepelt
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D. T. Noe
Unger
Valley County
Charles Unfer
Fiftieth Anniversary of Yale Graduating Class
Special Dispatch notes the Yale class of 1904, now scattered, with 41 living members. Judge Cornelius, Judge Hedges, Andrew D White, George Shiras, Wayne MacVeagh and other notables are expected to attend the June 22 reunion in New Haven. The remaining veterans, all aged around ten decades, anticipate a joyous gathering.
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Yale
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Hedges
Honolulu
Andrew D. White
Germany
Supreme Court
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Wayne MacVeagh
United States
Hague
Sackville West case opens in chancery court
In Washington, Ernest Henri Sackville West seeks a committee to examine France and Spain in support of his claim as illegitimate heir to Lord Sackville. The court grants the application, amid disputes over the late lord’s marriage to Josephine de Ortaga and alleged prior marriages.
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Chancery Court
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Sackville West
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Spain
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Henry Sackville-West
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Josephine de Ortyaga
Mario Antonho de Olivia
Hansen's Tale A Myth And He Goes To Jail
An individual named Hansen faces a vagrancy charge after a troubling incident involving a woman on Wood Street. Officers conducted a search as part of the case, while unrelated parliamentary and international discussions appear in the surrounding copy.
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Hanesen Firat
Wood Street
Tern Pacific
Atlantic City
Baltimore Ballots Counted Amid Contested Precincts
Baltimore officials continue counting ballots as required by law with disputed 1h ballots from four precincts to be opened and counted. The Republican committee plans to pursue a legal contest in support of Frank Wachter. The board tallied votes across 24 wards today with no material changes.
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Dehalf
Wachter
Mas Stow
City Doctors Called In Consultation Over May Sayles Health
All doctors in the city were summoned to consult on the critical condition of May Sayles, the 11 year old daughter of Under Sheriff J T Sayles. The child became ill Tuesday, with doctors giving up hopes of recovery.
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Tillings
May
J.T. Sayles
Signor Mayor and British envoy sign Hague protocols
Protocols signed with Signor Mayor den Planche and British representatives to refer to the Hague tribunal on preferential payments by blockading powers. Bowen cabled President Castro announcing the protocol signing. Caracas negotiations and commissions to meet, with plans to send copies to peace powers.
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Mayor den Planches
Kallan
Mienne Herbert
Baron von Sternber
Mr. Bowen
Hague
Teneguela
Caracas
Bowen
Castro
Copwee
New York
Philadelphia
Turbulent Balkan Policy Inference From Foreign Office
A damaged OCR excerpt notes Britain sees no binding treaties to intervene in the Ralf of Tulwaria and expects Russia Austria to refrain. It suggests Turkey may act cautiously and unlikely to declare hostilities against Bulgaria unless a major power joins. The British view remains hesitant about broad military move.
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Great Britain
Ralf
Russia
Austria
Turkey
Bulgaria
Rebels Gain Victory Over Sultan's Troops in Morocco
In Felikta, Morocco, on May 7 rebels defeated Imperial forces after sixteen hours of fighting near Fez. They captured positions held by the Sultan's troops, all their tents and much equipment. Both sides tested heavily as rebels sent messengers for reinforcements, which were not sent.
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Felikta
Morocco
Fez
Victoria Memorial Hospital Corner Stone Laid in Nice
Nice France May 1 The cornerstone of the Victoria Memorial hospital was laid today by Grand Duchess Mary of Saxe Coburg accompanied by Princess Beatrice. Members of the crews from the Chicago Albany Cincinnati Buffalo and Milwaukee of the America squadron and a detachment of blue jackets formed the guard of honor at the ceremony.
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Victoria Memorial Hospital
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Saxe-Coburg
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Cincinnati
Brutality at Kansas Insane Asylum Sparks Probe
May 7 sensational disclosures before a legislative committee reveal that at the Kansas Insane asylum new patients were beaten to enforce docility. A former attendant, A. M. Mason of Lawrence, testified that beatings occurred even when patients broke no rules, using fists and clubs. Several witnesses remain to be examined.
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Murder Suspect Held in Massachusetts Case
Medford Massachusetts May 7 a man arrested in Boston last night on suspicion of killing Miss Nellie Sturtevant during an attempted robbery was brought to the area this morning. The second man, Daniel Murphy of Arlington, was also arrested and arraigned in Malden court with both men matching the description of the killer.
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Teamsters' Union
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Teamsters’ Union
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Boston
Nellie Sturtevant
Twenty injured in collision of cars in Chicago
Twenty persons were injured a few seriously in a collision between two southbound Halstead street electric cars at Forty third street early today. The conductor on the rear car H. M. Lockwood was thrown and sustained serious injuries. The collision was due to a running gear issue on the forward car.
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Forty-third Street
HW. &. Lockwood
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Saas
Idaho Millionaire Dewey Dies at 80 in Nampa
Boise Idaho May W Dewey died of dropsy at the Dewey Palace hotel in Nampa this Friday morning at age 80. A native of New York he became a prominent Idaho figure amassing wealth in Silver City mines and the Thunder Mountain Dewey mine. He built rail lines from Nampa to Murphy and Nampa to Emmett and left a state estate valued around one to two million.
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Idaho
Col W. Dewey
Dewey Palace
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New York
Dewey
Silver City
Thunder Mountain
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Dewey Rotel
Pendleton Sentenced To One Year In Deer Lodge
Helena May tJ C Pendleton a young colored man who shot a woman in a Clare Street saloon was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to assault in the second degree. He stated he was a barber, 18 years old, with no prior trouble. The judge advised him to return to his trade after serving the sentence.
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Standard
Helena
Tj. C. Pendleton
Clare Street
C. Wiley
Pendleton
Cone
Wiessault
Judes Pendleton
Smith
Bozeman Council Faces Disorder At adjourned meeting
Bozeman on May 7. The city council meeting adjourned amid turmoil after a roll call dispute over removing Alderman Martins name and replacing it with Carl Lehrkind. Mayor P P Morris declared orders, officers were asked to restore order, and several council members left the room.
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Standard
Bozeman
Iiety Council
Martin
Carl Lehrkind
P. P. Morris
Morris
Robertson
Aftr
Tomcheck Acquitted of Grand Larceny
Helena May P A Tomcheck, on trial before Judie Henry Smith for several days, was acquitted by a jury of grand larceny for stealing goods from the Weinstein firm. The case concluded in the Helena court this afternoon.
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The
Standard
Helena
May
P A. Tomcheck
Judie Henry
Smith
Weinstein
Congurations Still Causing Trouble in Paris
Paris reports authorities breaking up congregations after clashes with Capuchins who resisted barricading monasteries. Capuchins arrested, dozens punished. protests and trials accompany the unrest. Bulgarian-Turkish tensions cited as contributing factors amid fears of wider disorder. A Chinese man in custody for a fatal stabbing as officials prepare for possible spread of turmoil.
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Asone
Palace of Justice
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