Russia Refuses to Modify Demands at Daya Conference
Washington April 27 Russia insists on its Manchuria demands affecting American interests. Secretary Hay and Count Cassan I the Russian ambassador discussed the issue for about an hour. Washington has urged China open door policy and preservation of Chinese integrity while Russia seeks a closed Manchuria.ame.
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Hay
Sam
Washington
Russia
Manchuria
Count Cassani
Stepa
State Department
Hussia
McCormick
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Tonger
United States
China
Roassa
Peking
London
Daily Mail
Tung i Yamen
Kala
Pekin
Kalgan
Ricardin
Central
King Edward Starts Voyage From Naples to Rome
King Edward departs Naples by yacht for Rome. The voyage comes amid fine weather as he begins his trip with a clear forecast for favorable seas and smooth sailing.
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King Edward Galis
Rome
Naples
King Edward
Roosevelt in Nebraska opens with tree planting and speech
President Roosevelt begins a Nebraska visit turning the first sod for a Carnegie library in Grand Island and addressing locals at the high school. In Hastings he speaks on forestry urging continued tree planting with federal forestry support. Guarded presidential train proceeds to Lincoln and Omaha amid heightened security.
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Nebraska
Grand
Millard
Mr. Roosevelt
Federal Bureau of Forestry
Burlington
Lincoln
Omaha
Kansas City World Lowers Evening and Sunday Rates
The Kansas City World announces a five cent weekly price for its evening daily and Sunday edition. It marks the lowest rate ever offered by a metropolitan daily paper.
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Kansas City
The
Kansas City World Today
Resignation of Missouri Lieutenant Governor Lee Filed
Governor Dockery received the resignation of Lieutenant Governor Leo Lee, effective immediately. Attorney Folk says no guilty man should escape prosecution. The Cole county grand jury resumes the legislative bribery inquiry. Lee may be called to explain his knowledge, with talk of a perjury indictment.
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St. Louis
Lee
Dockery
Walsh declines Peabody favors over World’s Fair post
Washington April 27 multimillionaire Thomas F Walsh refuses Governor Peabody’s offer to name him World’s Fair commissioner. Senator Teer has Walsh’s daughter chosen to christen the cruiser Col orado but Walsh withdraws from any favors from Peabody.
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Washington
Thomas F. Walsh
Peabody
Teer
Walsh
Colorado
Remorseful son in Great Falls ends life after striking mother
In Great Falls Montana on April 27 John Gulver, overwhelmed with remorse after striking his mother, killed himself with a revolver in front of his home on a main street. His wife witnessed the tragedy. The notice ends with a promotion for a Sunday baseball game at Boulevard Park.
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Great Falls
Mont
John Gulver
Freight and Work Trains Collide Near Buffalo Kansas
A Missouri Pacific freight train collided with a south bound work train near Buffalo in Wilson county Kansas at 7 0 o clock. Eleven people were killed and twenty six injured all taken to Coffeyville. The dead were Italians and Greeks who could not speak English. Buffalo citizens aided the rescue as authorities cleared the track and moved the dead and injured to Coffeyville. Blame was blamed on the Buffalo agent and the work train flagman.
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Buffalo
Kans
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Engleh
Coffeyville
General Miles Reports Philippine Cruelty Allegations
General Miles discloses in part his Philippines report that army officers were cruel and inhuman. He condemns torture in concentration camps, describes executions by fire, and cites specific officers including Samuels Glenn Ganjet Foster Caulfield and Hennessy. He orders annulling any cruel orders and urges investigation into possible knowledge by General Hughes.
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Hughes
Samuels
Forty-fourth Infantry
Glenn
Ganjet
Tenth Cavalry
Foster
Nineteenth Infantry
Caulfield
Miles
Milea
Rockefellers Guarded by Detectives in City and Lakewood
New York April 27. A number of threatening letters to John D Rockefeller and his son prompted detectives to guard the Rockefeller family as they move. Three strangers attended the Bible dam at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. two detectives protected the elder Rockefeller at Lakewood. today detectives accompanied the younger Rockefeller from home to office and back.
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New York
Rockefellers
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
John D.dr
Rockefeller
Lakewood
Mr. Rockefeller
Speculators Will Be Stopped in Washington DC Office Frauds
Washington reports fraud and scandal roiling the administration with investigations directed by Secretary Hitchcock. The General Land Office under Binger Hermann faces charges of land entries for speculation with large families supplying funds to secure lands. An order suspending all entries pending inquiry is issued amid timber theft from forest reservations and unassessed losses.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Treasury Departments
General Land Office
Department of the Interior
Far West
Hitchcock
Land Office
Binger Hermann
Oregon
Neuitiour Bames
French President Loubet greeted by U S squadron at Marseille
The report notes President Loubet’s arrival in Algeria followed by a telegram from Foreign Minister Del Cassé at Tunis. It states the American squadron will sail to Marseilles to greet him on his arrival around April 20 and salute him upon his return to France.
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Loubet
Bonn
Algeria
del Cagse
Tunis
Marseilles
France
Chicago News Caption Sparks Mixed Reactions
A Chicago News caption prompts Mrs. Murphy to react to her husband’s voice heard on a photograph. She is pleased, but the recording is scratchy and speech appears incoherent. The dialogue suggests a mix of recognition and frustration with the recording’s clarity.
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The
Chicago News
Union Dye Works promissory cleaning and dye services
Cleaners advertise affordable laundry, dyeing and restoration services at Union Dye Works located at 1606 Eddy Street. The copy touts savings and quality with a claim of low prices accessible to all.
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Union Dye Works
Eddy Atrect
Trolleys Lead Steam Roads in Passenger Traffic
The Iron Age reports that in Massachusetts last year electric street railways carried four times as many passengers as steam roads. City traffic explains much, yet trolley systems were nearly complete seven years ago. Trolley service has doubled since then while steam passenger business declined.
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New York Times
Massachusets
Arbor Day observances and school notes across city
School notes report Arbor Day activities at the high school and other schools with programs by the junior class. Fifty trees planted in Johnson and Converse yards. Botany classes received twenty five microscopic asides from Prof. Aven Nelson. The eighth grade visited the high school and plans to invite future members to observe recitations.
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Ador
Aven Nelson
State University
Peton
W. C. Deming
Board of Education
Johnson
Magnificent Railway Line Serves the West
The Chicago and North Western railway between Omaha and Chicago is described as one of the most complete lines. It is double tracked from end to end, uses block signaling, with heavy rails and excellent maintenance. Multiple daily trains link Denver Ogden Salt Lake City and Chisseppe to Chicago, providing high quality service. D W Aldridge is General Agent Denver. Fresh strawberries at Manewal's up to date restaurant. Poverty keeps many from folly.
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Chicago and North Western Railway
Omaha
Chicago
Denver
Ogden
Balt Lake
Chiseppe
San Francisco
Portland
Great West
D.W. Aldridge
Seventeenth Street
Colo
New Rambler Copper Mine Poised for 150 Ton Smelter
The Grand Encampment Herald reports M M Green & Co plan to replace the 50 ton plant at the New Rambler mine in the Douglas Creek district with a 150 ton daily capacity facility at a cost of about 65 000 dollars. Since purchasing on September 1 1900 the Rambler has shipped 100 000 dollars in ore in its first year despite a four month closure. Assays show 67 percent copper and 6 8 ounces of platinum per ton with value around 84 dollars per ton. The mine can produce 100 tons currently and 160 tons with improved facilities. Dr J D Calton of Denver calls it a remarkable copper deposit.
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Herald
M. M. Gréen ‘& Co
Amelier
Douglas Creek
Cot Chiite Found In This Mine Is A Rare One. Dr J. D. Calton
Denver
Toa
Steal
Ond
Elf
América
Post Office Controversy Reaches Indianola Mail Standoff
Washington reports revive the Indianola post office dispute as Minnie B Cox remains postmaster amid Greenville mail backlog. Inspectors note thousands of letters for African residents unclaimed at Greenville while whites use private carriers. no changes until the president returns in June.
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Washington
Congress
Post Office
Indianola
Mim
Greenville
Post Office Department
Indianora
Minnie B Cox
Inepecore
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Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne
Roosevelt
Gov. Lee
Thomas Walsh
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Grady
Wilson County
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Ohetime
Philippines
Concen
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Eit
Ivens
Harold Knopf
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Churchill
Homer Underwood
University of Colorado
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Laramie
Miso
Kelley Mercantile Company
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