Ex Venezuelan Ex-President Castro Expelled From Martinique
Ci priano Castro former Venezuelan president was forcibly removed from Martinique by French authorities. He boarded the steamship Versailles for St Nazaire after police refused extensions and used gendarmes to carry him to the ship amid large crowds and consular interest. The United States cruiser North Carolina remained in the roadstead as the exile began its voyage.
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Fort DE France
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Martinique
Versailles
St. Nazaire
Castro
de France
Someeay
Carmelio
Fouren
Port
Senora Castro
la Guaira
United States
North Carolina
Interurban Traction Talk Draws Cincinnati Business Leaders
Mayor Charles Bookwalter of Indianapolis addressed more than 109 Cincinnati businessmen at a joint City Club and Business Men’s Club meeting on interurban lines and city growth. He urged home trade expansion via regional traction, noting possible 331 3 percent retail gains in twelve months and praising Indianapolis policy and franchises. W Kesley Schoepf outlined plans to repurpose the canal area for traction as part of Cincinnati Traction’s broader proposal.
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Charles Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Business Men's Club
W. Kesley Schoepf
Harry R. Probasco
J. M. Dawson
Fred Tuke
City Club
Bookwalter
South America
Panama
Pana
Southern Railroad
Bookwallver
D. I. Wolfstein
Cincinnati Traction Company
Trac
Senate tariff bill advances with rate revisions and reservations
The Senate tariff bill neared completion with planned reservations on schedules for future action including hides steel rails wood pulp and crude petroleum. Aldrich said a broader rate revision was achieved versus the House while many articles face downward changes though revenue would not necessarily fall.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Senate Committee
House Committee
Payne
House
Court's decision awaited in Standard Oil case
Special United States Attorney General Frank B. Kellogg completed his address in the government's suit against Standard Oil of New Jersey. The case now awaits the circuit court of appeals opinion and the final Supreme Court decision, as both sides press for the highest ruling in this historic litigation.
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ST. Louis
United States
Frank B. Kellogg
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Coal talks fail as Pennsylvania mine disputes persist
In Philadelphia on April 10, both coal operators and United Mine Workers representatives stuck to their positions after ongoing conferences. Operators refused union recognition and would not renew the March 1 wage contract, while miners proposed a counteroffer not accepted. A policy committee was named, and leader John L Lewis spoke to reporters before returning to Bridgeport, Ohio.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United Mineworkers
Foreign miners leave mines to seek work abroad
In Shamokin Pennsylvania on April 10 a group of foreign miners quit their jobs amid fears of an imminent anthracite lockout or strike. They plan to work in Europe and British Columbia until labor troubles are resolved.
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Shamokin
Europe
British Columbia
Swinburne Dies From Pneumonia in London
Poet and essayist Algernon Charles Swinburne died this morning after influenza developed into pneumonia in London. Born April 5, 1837, son of Admiral Swinburne and Lady Henrietta Ashburnham, he lived at the Pines in Putney and was famed for his inventive verse.
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London
Algernon Charles Swinburne
Admiral Swinburne
Henrietta
Earl of Ashburnham
France
England
the Pines
Putney
Night riders strike Western Kentucky and Tennessee farms
In Paducah Kentucky on April 10 night riders damaged Clarence Penny tobacco beds near Murray and set barns ablaze at Gentry Midler’s Henry County Tennessee. Horse losses and hay destruction reported. 45 indictments issued and 18 jailed at Waverly causes fear of further uprisings.
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Paducah
Kentucky
Tennessee
Clarence Penny
Murray
Penny
Henry County
Tenn
Gentry Midler
Mr. Penny
Asso
Missouri Railroads Plan 10 Fight State Injunction
Missouri railroad presidents meeting in St Louis say they will fight an injunction suit over passenger rates. They report concessions to state authorities but no rate compromise will be offered. B J Winchell of Rock Island says railroads will present legal arguments in court to justify the new three cent maximum rate.
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Senate
Senate Committee
South Carolina
Florida
Texas
Mississippi
ST. Louis
Missouri
Hadley
B. J. Winchell
Rock Island
Roosevelt Proves Out Suez Canal Aboard Admiral
The steamer Admiral carrying ex president Roosevelt passed out of the Suez Canal at about 10 o clock at night. The vessel left the Mediterranean end earlier in the day, making the transit sixteen hours total. Roosevelt was in good health and spirits and expressed regret at not completing the voyage in daylight.
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Suez
Roosevelt
Canal
Mediterranean
Roosevelt denies Naples interview with Paris paper Le Journal
Theodore Roosevelt via cablegram from Port Said denies giving interviews to French correspondents in Naples. He says he never met the Le Journal correspondent whose interview with him was widely published.
Resurrection and Final Provine of Jesus Recalled
Sixth article in a Jenten series by Rev. Sydney Strong recounts the resurrection narrative. Mary Magdalene and others visit the tomb, find the stone rolled away, meet a young man, and hear that Jesus is risen. Mary encounters Jesus, mistakes him for the gardener, then learns his identity.
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Jenten
Jesus
The
Commercial Tribune
Sydney Strong
Queen Ann Congregational Church
Seattle
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Mary Magdalene
Mary
James
Salome
Jesus the Nazarene
Peter
Galilee
Simon Peter
Niagara Falls Ice Jam Threat to Local Transport and Ship
At Niagara Falls New York on April 10 the ice jam in the lower river rises 30 to 40 feet above normal. The Maid of the Mist risks wrecking as ice piles around her. Gorge Trolley road damage is put at 200000 dollars and total damage may reach 1000000 dollars. Lewiston bridge remains standing.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Youngstown
Steaper Maid of the Mist
Gorge
Lewiston
Two Trolleys Crash Injuring Dozens in Kansas City
In Kansas City Kansas, on Sixth street and Quindard avenue, two crowded trolley cars collided after a switch failed, throwing about 100 passengers and injuring thirty, with several seriously hurt including Mrs. Delpin Mrs. Stanley and a nine month old child Walter Barker and Grover Stearns.
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Kansas City
Sixth Street
Quindard Avenue
Kas
Mary Delpin
Stanley
Walter Barker
Grover Stearns
Three Houses Burn in Cincinnati Suburb Fire
A blaze that started in a California blacksmith shop spread to a barn owned by J. Batson and then toward a three story brick building owned by Mr Botson. George Reeder operates a saloon on the first floor with his family above. Firefighters from Cincinnati Engine Companies 18 and 36 were dispatched after California lacked protection. assistance was sought to battle the flames about 4 am.
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California
J. Batson
Cincinnati Fire Department
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