Hints of an early end to hostilities emerge in dispatch
Washington reports suggest Emperor William sent a personal appeal to President Wilson hinting at a possible peace by mediation. The Kaiser implies Germanys reply to the submarine note could be conciliatory and foresees US mediation if needed. In Juarez, an ultimatum demands immediate US withdrawal from Mexico amid Carranza government fears.
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Washington
William
Wilson
Germany
United States
Simeror
Paso
Texas
Mexico
Juarez
Scott
One
General Obregon
Carranza
Provisional President Pearce Calls Unconditional Surrender
Pearce orders surrender to end further bloodshed as rebels face defeat. Countess Markievich and Larkin faction leaders are captured or imprisoned, while other insurgents are taken into custody. French authorities declare the revolt concluded.
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Pearce
Countess Markievich
Larkin
Lold French
Eleven Hurt in Auto Accidents Across Boston Area
Eleven people were injured in multiple auto accidents yesterday in Boston and nearby towns with no fatalities. A funeral carriage carrying seven occupants was hit on Massachusetts avenue and St Botolph street by a car driven by Mrs Anton Szhuika of Concord. Timothy J Sullivan was seriously hurt and listed as dangerous.
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Boston
Massachusetts Avenue
St. Botolph Street
Anton Szhuika
Acrecourt
Concord
Mass
Timothy J. Sullivan
Dorchester Avenue
City Hospital
Provisional President Pleads Surrender Amid Dublin Damage
Kingstown Ireland April 30 dispatch reports Dublin damage reaching ten million dollars as the Provisional President Pearce issues a surrender proclamation to prevent further slaughter of unarmed people and to save lives. Rebels to lay down arms per headquarters decision and republican commanders orders followers to surrender.
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Kingtown
Ireland
London
Pearce
Kaiser’s Warning on War Prolongation Tests U S German Ties
The Kaiser told Ambassador Gerard that if the United States seeks diplomatic ties with Germany the war could drag on indefinitely exhausting all nations involved. The message reached the President during a late interview at German army headquarters. Continued on Page 10-Fourth Col.
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United States
Germany
Pating
Kaiser
Gerard
Battle of Manila Bay Anniversary and WWII Message
Today marks the Manila Bay battle anniversary tied to Dewey's 1898 victory. A brief note recalls the American vessel Gulf torpedoed a year ago tonight by a German submarine.
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Manila Bay
Forecast for New England Fair Start Then Showers Likely
Forecast for northern New England calls for fair conditions Monday with Tuesday showing local showers. Southern New England should see fair Monday and Tuesday with increasing cloudiness and a likely shower by midweek.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Fragmentary Weather Notes from Thompson's Spa Report
Oddly garbled report cites Thompson's Spa and various numbers. Mentions average temperatures yesterday and one year ago with multiple figures, but lacks clear context or dates.
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Thompson's Spa
Vike
Dickson Xen
Baseball Scores from National League Polls
Baseball results list from yesterday shows Cincinnati defeating Pil 8 to 0 and Cleveland blasting Detroit 12 to 0. Chicago beat St. Louis 2 to 0 while Lowell routed New Haven 19 to 0 and Bridgeport edged Portland 3 to 2.
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Chicago-St Louis
Cleveland
Detre Chicago
St. Louis
Hastern
Lowell
New Haven
Bridgeport
Portland
Negotiators Await Word on Obregon Conference Progress
American and Mexican officers held time as Generals Scott and Munston waited for Washington to act on the next steps with General Obregon. The initial conference report went by wire, dependent on replies from President Wilson and Secretaries Lansing and Baker. Washington’s stance appears to keep General Pershing's forces in Mexico.
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Scott
Munston
Washington
Obregon
Wilson
Secretariet Lansing
Baker
Strike Rumors In Lawrence Night Before Planned Walkout
Lawrence April 30 persistent rumors say mill workers plan a general strike tomorrow morning. Police ordered on duty at 6 a.m. with a dozen patrol cars to be ready for early trouble. Operatives want an eight hour day and may not report until 8 a.m. after a prearranged plan.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Mills
Commissioner of Public Safety
James W. Codigan
Rescue of Boston man from mob in Worcester incident
Worcester reports police saved Eugene O Hearn from a mob believing he abducted a woman who screamed from his motor car. He was booked on drunkenness. The woman Mrs O Hearn bore a discolored eye and bruises, unable to recall how they occurred.
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Worcester
Eugene O'Hearn
Westland Avenue
Boston
O'Hearn
O’hearn
Bride Shot by Father at Dedham Wedding
A bride and groom were shot during a wedding in Dedham yesterday afternoon. The bride's father Antonio Salva of 1170 East Street Dedham is held on assault with a dangerous weapon charge. The bridegroom is held as a material witness and the bride is treated at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Dedham
Antonio Salva
East Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bride Shot At Wedding As Father In Law Fires
Jeremiah Graziano aged 23 and his 15 year old bride were shot after a dispute at a wedding feast. The father in law drew a .82 calibre revolver and fired, wounding the groom in the hand and the bride in the left temple. They were taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. The groom was jailed at Joy Street station and later Dedham. Patrolman John J Shine, on his last day of street duty, becomes Dedham chief this morning.
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Jeremiah Graziano
F. F. Drew
East Dedham
Massachusetts General Hospital
Joy Street
Dedham
John J. Shine
Dedham Police Department
Wreck at Harvard Illustrated Magazine Office
Cambridge police report the Harvard Illustrated Magazine office at 387 Holyoke Street was entered Saturday afternoon. The plant was ransacked with stolen electrical fixtures knocked over and drawers smashed. A staff member, J. H. Norwebb, reports missing valuable papers and photographic plates.
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Cambridge
Harvard Illustrated Magazine
Holyoke Street
J. H. Norwebb
Morgenthau III Stricken With Appendicitis in New York
Henry Morgenthau III, former ambassador to Turkey, was stricken with appendicitis at his New York home. Doctors said his condition was not serious and that an operation would probably not be required.
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New York
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Street Accident Report From Charlestown To Jamaica Plain
Mrs. Mary Nelson of 78 Lexington street Charlestown was knocked down and run over by a car at Re vere and taken to Frost Hospital Chelsea for severe scalp wounds and other injuries. While avoiding one automobile three young women were run down by another at Jamaica Plain. Two of the witnesses describe the incident.
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Mary Nelson
Lexington Street
Charlestown
Revere
Frost
Chelsea
Jamaica Plain
Irish Rebel Plot Denied by Redmond Cable Message
J C Walsh reports John E Redmond reiterates that the Dublin insurrection was organized in America as well as Ireland by the irreconcilable enemies of home rule and asks Americans not to be disturbed by the attempt which he says has failed.
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New York
J. C. Walsh
Ireland
John E. Redmond
Dublin
America
Torpedoing Home Rule Campaign Fails
The effort to torpedo home rule and the Irish party failed. Damage was done and life lost, but the ship was not sunk. The movement, organized by enemies of home rule in Ireland and America, carried Germany’s influence but aimed chiefly at striking Ireland and its party.
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Ireland
America
Germany
England
Dublin produces heavy losses in Sinn Fein uprising
London reports list 27 Dublin army officers casualties five killed 21 wounded one missing. Earlier release added two killed five wounded. Leaders reportedly surrendered unconditionally as the four Courts district is recaptured. Rebel Peter Pearce wounded and surrendered. James Connolly reportedly wounded. Messages sent to Galway Clare Wexford Louth counties urging surrender.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Four Courts
Aunt French
Peter Pearce
Irish Republic
French
James Connolly
Sinn Feiners
Galway
Clare
Wexford
Louth
Miners Win Big Victory in Wage Concessions
April 30 wage concessions would raise the anthracite payroll by about 9 million dollars over four years. A joint operators and miners sub committee reached a tentative agreement early today. The tri district miners board is expected to approve at their meeting tomorrow.
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New York
Tri-District Board
Miners Agree to Wage Rise Contingent on Board Approval
The pact would be signed by operators and the United Mine Workers of America if the Tri-State board approves and the miners ratify at Pottsville. The wage increase amounts to about 15 percent for day workers, per the miners.
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Pottsville
Penn
United Mine Workers of America
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