Emperor William visits St Nicholas Cathedral theater gala
From ari Italy April 30 Emperor William of Germany remains the focus of official and public demonstrations. He toured St Nicholas Cathedral and viewed Saint Micholna’s tomb spring. Tonight he attended a gala theater performance with Gustavus Galvini taking part. Near El Paso Texas the Rio Grande river rose flooding farms and forcing Hering Way to abandon the town as plans shift to new channels amid heavy winter rains. Government engineers work on levees opposite affected lands.
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William
Ari
Italy
Germany
St. Nicholas
Stymicholna
Gustavus Galvini
Paso
Texas
el Paso
Hering
Fbiver
Prawigegietr
Army Officer Shot Comrade Gun on Himself
An army officer shot a comrade then turned the gun on himself in a fatal incident. Authorities investigated the event and identified the two involved as officers stationed at the same base. The motive remains unclear as officials await autopsy results.
Captain Raibourn's Death and Disgrace in Army Tragedy
Captain W Raibourn of the Twenty-ninth Infantry at Fort Douglas killed himself after a deadly assault on Lt William Point and wounded him. Raibourn, 35, had been drinking and faced possible court martial and dishonorable discharge. The two men served together in the Philippines and were close friends.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
W. Raibourn
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Fort Douglas
William H. Point
Hdeutenant Point
Daieutenant Point
Ralbourn
Raibourn
Potat
Fort Dowslas
Potnt
Point
Ratbourn
Post Hospital
Oakland
City
Ind
Relbourn
Washington
Army
Rilbourn
Philippines
St Paul Globes Daily Bids Farewell After 30 Years
St Paul Minnesota April 30 The St Paul Globes suspends publication after nearly three decades The paper notes editors and staff remain but advertising support failed to sustain it The Globe was Minnesota s only daily Democratic morning paper and a municipal affairs voice
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St. Paul
Minn
St. Paul Globes
Ami
Aml
Globe
Minnesota
Sue Tesson
Roosevelt Attends Western Church Service in Colorado
In Glenwood Springs Colorado President Roosevelt and his hunting party attended a church service held in a one room Old Blue schoolhouse on West Divide Creek. The crowd of ranchers rode or walked miles to hear the president preach through Rev Horace Mann and to greet him after the service on a sunlit mountainside.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Colorado
Blue School
West Divide Creek
Roosevelt
Little
Horace Mann
Rifle, Cal
Mr. Mann
Mountain Ife
Preaigent
Newcastle
Rifle
Teddy
Mr. Roosevelt
Dr. Lambert
President Beard
Tarbert
Ife
Secret Service
Bagri Alspouna
Destructive Mine Disaster Near Wilburton Explodes
A massive blast at the Missouri Kansas and Texas Coal Company's No 1% shaft near Wilburton Oklahoma traps thirteen men. Rescue teams race the clock as heavy timbers and dirt fill the shaft over 360 feet deep. Foreman Steiner and several workers perish. others presumed dead as air rekindling and recasing efforts proceed.
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Wilburton
Indian Territory
Savannah
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Coal Company
Botton
Brelner
Bud Brown
Dengen & McConnell
Wiburton
Pelma
Chattanooga Confederate Veterans Plan Actions for 1908 Reunion
Chattanooga reports action by the local Confederate Veterans camp as it looks toward the 1908 reunion in Louisville. Delegations and arrangements are being organized to represent the city and its commercial groups at the big meeting. Harris Recovering From Wounds After Night Duel With Outlaw. Patrolman James Harris, wounded in a pistol duel with a Negro outlaw, is expected to recover, hospital officials say.
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Chattanooga
Confederate Veterans
Tenn
Strorg
Louisville
Harris
James Harris
Wade
Harvey Tracey
Russian Pacific Fleet Near Annam Coast Sighted
The steamer Stettin reports thirty to forty Russian second Pacific squadron vessels at Hankode bay near Annam about fifty miles north of Kamranh bay. Two cruisers with coal on deck signalled the Stettin to stop as the fleet prepared to sail. General Linevitch says Russian forces drove Japanese from Tunghusiang and took positions there.
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Kamranh Bay
Annam
Bea
Kong Kong
Stettin
Hankode Bay
Linevitch
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Baya
Tunghusiang
Tunghusang
Troops massed to awe people in Warsaw and Petersburg unrest
Sixty thousand troops available in Warsaw to deter rioting as authorities vow moderation. Easter Sunday passes quietly in St. Petersburg with police and Cossacks on patrol though vigilance remains high. Poland fears further trouble, Kishineff reports no major demonstrations, while a czarist rescript reshapes authority in the Caucasus and an officers’ sentencing is noted in the Neva waters ceremony.
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Warsaw
St. Petersburg
Poland
Kishineff
Czar
Yerontsci- Dashkoff
Caucasus
Council of the Empire
Council of Mministers
Baron Nolde
Neva
Triple Alliance Cemented by Italian Austrian Ministers
Vienna reports a Saturday Venice interview between Italy's Tutti and Austria-Hungary's Goulachowski as proof of united governments. Press commentary favors the meeting, seeing it reinforce the triple alliance and seek Balkan peace through civilizing progress.
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Vienna
Fremgenblatt
Foreign Office
Austria
Hungary
Italy
Balkans
Does Death or Freedom Await Nan Patterson Trial Ahead
Nan Patterson spent a quiet day at the Tombs awaiting the next court session in her high profile trial for shouting Caesar Young. Her sister and brother in law, indicted for conspiracy, were also present in the Tombs as services were held. Prosecutors Hand and Garvin prepared arguments in Rye for the day’s forthcoming proceedings.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Caesar” Young
Tombe
J. Morgan Smith
Hand and
Garvin
Rye
Foreign Railway Delegates Sightsee in New York
French Greek Spanish Finnish and English delegates visiting New York on their way to the international railway congress in Washington toured the city. They were hosted by the Transportation Club and shown rail question related sights before departing for Philadelphia then Washington to open the congress.
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New York
International Railway Congress
Washington
D. C
Transportation Club
Philadelphia
Frogs Demonstrate Poison Deaths in Manning Trial
In Greenville Texas on April 30 Wil Manning charged with poisoning his wife near Celeste faced a dramatic court demonstration. Judges allowed a test using live frogs to show the effects of strychnine crystals from the stomach analysis. Frogs injected with poison died quickly while a water injection showed little effect. The demonstration provoked a tense audience and the jury returned a verdict of death on Manning’s wife.
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Will Manning
Texas
Wife
Greenville
Tex
Wil Manning
Celeste
D. Wood
Manning
Crevey Defends His Course as Consul in Glauchau
American consul Edward A. Crevey defends demanding exporters’ financial details, citing a high success rate of his recommendations. He argues light must be shed on investigations and notes that anxious exporters often complain first when called to account for irregularities. German press report backs his stance, while Cologne Gazette hints at a direct complaint to Chancellor von Bülow.
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Berlin
Diepa Eh
Glauchsu
Cologne
Diapaten
Glauchau
Sala
Vone Bugiow
Harriman Works in Mexico on New Railway Extensions
The government grants concession to Thomas Mc Manus for a Cananea Yeudt River and Pacific railroad line from Guaymas via Agiabao Topalobam and Topolopampo. The Harriman road plans further expansion into central Mexico via the Sonora railway from Cutiacan to Mazatlan and Guadalajara toward the capital.
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Republic
Mexico City
Thomas McManus
Cananea
Yeudt River
Pacific Railroad
Guaymas
Agiabao
Topalobam
Topolopampo
Harriman
Mexico
Sonora
Cutiacan
Sinaloa
Mazatlan
Guadalara
Weather Forecast Summary for Monday and Tuesday
Weather notes from Washington and regional areas show rain in Georgia Monday with fair, warmer conditions Tuesday in the northwest. Florida reports showers and thunderstorms Monday and Tuesday with increasing southeast winds, while western Florida and Alabama see occasional showers Monday and warmer Tuesday with northeast to east winds. North Carolina and Virginia expect fair conditions both days, with changing wind directions. Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Kentucky follow with generally fair or warmer weather, local variations, and light to moderate winds.
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Georgia
Florida
Alshame
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Mierlor
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tersermeand
Kentucky
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