Russian Imperial Parade Marked by Absence and Fear
St Petersburg reports say Emperor Nicholas did not attend the Horse Guards parade, a first in history, with only younger grand dukes stepping out. The imperial family stayed at Tsarskoe-Selo, while security heightened amid fears of terrorist activity during a religious festival. Police extended patrols and halted mortal wreaths with red ribbons, as crowds filled the streets and tensions rose.
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Destructive Cyclone Strikes County Town and Surroundings
Severe storm wrecked dozens of homes along a three mile wide path west and south of town. Roofs and outbuildings were destroyed, several dwellings lifted from foundations, and a few injuries reported including Mrs Sherrill and Mr White. One four year old child was found unharmed away from a damaged Knox cabin. No fatalities recorded.
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Florida Legislature ends session with key appointments
The Florida biennial session concluded at noon in Tallahassee with the ratification of Senate President Park Trammel and House Speaker Albert Guerrist. The session discussed a uniform text-book law and convict leasing, projecting about one million dollars in revenue over four years.
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President on trip a two hour stop with lively processions
A brief presidential visit drew steady crowds as the procession moved through the city. Enthusiasm filled the streets around the speakers stand, where the crowd extended along both sides of the route, making the brief stop feel decisive.
Change in Canal Commissions Named to Comply With Law
President Roosevelt reshapes the Isthmian canal commission, naming seven members with three core appointees and four new appointees. The move aims to align personnel and duties with legislative intent, splitting responsibilities among hydraulic, financial, and engineering experts led by Theodore P. Shonts as chairman and Charles E. Magoon as governor of the canal zone.
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First Crop Bulletin Opens With Seasonal Recovery
The department reports January and February were cold but March brought warmth that spurred growth across crops. Frosts were few and mild, precipitation below normal early and March dry in places, yet soil moisture remained good. Planting advanced. upland corn nearly finished in east, some cotton planted in the south, oats and wheat show fair growth, and fruit trees are in boom signaling a strong fruit crop potential.
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President echoes unity as Civil War foes unite at speech
The president, introduced by Governor Beckham, urged national unity beyond party lines, praising both Union and Confederate veterans. He highlighted shared sacrifice, thanked supporters, and referenced Jefferson, Clay, and Andrew Jackson monuments, before bidding farewell amid applause.
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Editor Dead in Cleveland Special Report
A famed editor from the Catholic Universe in Cleveland died at age four years. Known as a forceful writer, he later became a colonel in the Confederate army under General Meenty Gilmore. He served on the staff of Jelternon Die Tipou and, during a raid, Newails captured Teemne ton troops and confined him on Rak Island prison, from which he escaped.
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Rak Island
Erection Plans Advance and New Hospital Progress
Plans for erecting buildings are nearly complete and a hospital project, long sought, moves forward with steps taken to establish it. The Georgetown Infoniary Company lists officers led by President Mr P Monro and Superintendent Dr War M Gallay. A Roosevelt train entourage with three cars travels to the Southwest, while naval and imperial dispatches discuss pacific and Far East movements. Counterfeiters arrested in Pensacola face jail time as authorities describe the forged notes and coins flooding the area.
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Saloon Mob Threat Noted in City Streets
Policemen seal entrances along arm ere and rear of the saloon and guard Columbia Street at Forest and Water. Byers Street corner crowds gather in the vicinity hoping for a mob to burn the saloon. About a frozen arm rests have been made for safe keeping as police expect to maintain order at 1 o clock. Reports say two large crowds from West Tani intend to set fire to saloons near the street, but police claim they will keep crowds close to the saloons with police supervision. The movement mirrors last year, though police are better prepared this time.
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Mrs Hill Reaches Washington in Special Car
Mrs Hill arrived in Washington on Monday afternoon after a trip from Jekyll's Island Georgia. A special train was assembled and dispatched toward Lakewood New Jersey via the Pennsylvania line. Officials reported Mrs Hill and her party were in good spirits and improving.
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Sal
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Norfolk Girl Dies After Morphine Overdose
Norfolk Virginia 22 year old woman from Savannah Ga died suddenly from morphine overdose. She recently received a telegram about her sisters death in Savannah and swallowed morphine while alone in her room. She was found unconscious but revived briefly, then taken to Saint Vincent's Hospital where she worsened. The body is held awaiting instructions from her family in Savannah.
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Shippers Seek Relief From Rail Rates Hearings
Washington special reports upcoming Interstate Commerce Commission hearings. Major George M. Slygle and Company sue Chesapeake & Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroads over higher walk number freight from Alton and Gordonsville, Virginia to Philadelphia via Staunton and Basic City. Hearing set April 20 in Washington.
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Miners Entombed After Zeigler Gas Explosion
A gas explosion at Joseph Lester’s Zeigler mine traps miners underground. Fifteen bodies recovered with more than 40 feared dead. Rescue hampered by collapsed shafts and ventilation issues as union miners rush to assist.
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Southern iron merger becomes practical certainty in South
T G Bush, president of Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron, in Chattanooga among capitalists and iron men, declares a Southern iron merger is now a practical certainty. The plan consolidates Tennessee Coal and Iron, Sloss-Sheffield Iron and Foundry, Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron, and Alabama Republic Iron and Steel properties. Bush notes bankers back the merger, with capitalization of 20 million dollars.
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Renewal of Fighting Saan and Gunshu Pass
Renewal of fighting is expected as the Hussain army concentrates near Bipinghei, 71 miles north of Tie Pass. The Japanese screen their movements with royalty, making the main force hard to locate. A heavy movement appears to be underway on the Russian flanks. Chantaru station, four to eleven miles above Tie Pass, is held by Japanese artillery with no evident cover for a large troop body.
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Indictment Against Crawford Machen and Lorenz Conspiracy Charge
Washington special Federal grand jury returns indictments charging William C Crawford August W Machen and George E Lorenz with conspiracy in the purchase of straps for mail pouches. Former indictment included Mrs Lorenz but current omits her name. Admiral Evans first call as commander in chief of the fleet visits vessels at Pensacola after salutes and giant guns echo through the city. The Maine hosts city officials aboard during the visit.
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Republicans Win Big In Michigan State Race
Detroit results indicate a decisive Republican lead with an estimated 70,000 vote majority. Nominees include Joseph B. Moore for attorney general Jules Nesnopinabed for supreme court. Apion Bill for secretary of state. and W. J. Mersane from Calhoun for state board of education.
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Salmon Dammed Stream and a Tangle of Tales
A heavy snow in Scotland swelled the River Tay and forced a salmon shoal higher upstream, while a bystander watched hundreds drift past a ford. A Port Arthur survivor seeks help at a door, and a war editor recalls. The piece also notes a deaf orator and a Plymouth sermon anecdote about waking sleeping congregants.
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