Assassination in Ever Russia Stirs Political Turmoil
Reports from St. Petersburg allege Governor Slepzoff of Ever was assassinated as his carriage was attacked by a blast. A bystander was injured and windows shattered. The assassin was a young man whose name is unknown. Also: Witte resigns again as reforms clash with reactionary forces in Moscow elections.
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Slepzoff
St. Petersburg
Ever
Russia
Steptof
Cowdman
Nan
Witte
Czar
Moscow
Interior
Daryona
Indicted for Murder in New Castle Case
A Grand Jury at New Castle Indiana returned an indictment against Frank Thurman charging murder in the first degree. Thurman is Bailey’s son in law and had earlier been arrested on a charge of criminal assault on his wife’s sister.
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Reube Bailey
New Castle
Ind
Frank Thurman
Thurman Vn
Bailey
Drowned While Trying to Escape Train in Indianapolis
E Watt Ezzell, 21, fell from the Big Four bridge into Fall Creek while fleeing a train. Companions said he had time to escape but became confounded. The body was recovered. A plan to enforce Sunday laws in Ohio is underway by a new association to be organized at a Columbus convention May 1 and 2. Miners in western Pennsylvania return to work with higher wages after United Mine Workers action.
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E. Watt Ezzell
Fall Creek
Indianapolis
Ind
Ezzle
Ohio
Columbus
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Congress Debates Rail Rate Bill and Quarantine Power
Senate and House activity centers on the railroad rate bill with Long and Allison at odds over the White House conference. Urgent deficiency bills, a Chesapeake and Ohio dispute, and a national quarantine measure pass or advance. House debate touches postal funding, rural wages, and election financing as adjournment occurs at 4 45 p m.
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Long
White House
Fulton
Oregon
Nelson
Heyburn
Hale
Tillman
John 8
Mr. Long
Kansas
Allison
Mr. Tillman
W. Eedes
Ralston Spa
Delaware and Wadson Railroad Company
Williams
Newlands
Daniel
United States
Ria Daneiro
State Department
South
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Oklahoma
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Texas
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Fitzgerald
New York
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Baiey
Foraker
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Mire Stone
Interese
Tabor
Dos Galt
Stepnerson
Minto
Iiuey
Hid
Gaines
Valy
Tignpheey
Neal
Tuo
Briday
Titan
Aldrich
Messradkins
Gaumble
Kean
Key West
Pla
Guantanamog
Cuba
Panama
Pos Office
House
American Smeltor Trust
Pompeii in Peril as Vesuvius Erupts Again
Reports describe renewed lava flows threatening Pompeii and nearby towns along the Bay of Naples. Evacuations climb as 30,000 flee Torre dAnnunzio and surrounding villages while Naples and camps struggle to shelter homeless refugees amid quakes and ash.
Notable figures and oddities in a jumble of notes
Banvatines Sir Ford North is an entomologist and lawyer. M Fuallieres’ election as president cost 6000 dollars. His salary is 20000 dollars a month. Kurepatkin blames Russian defeats on fifty years of bureaucracy. The Emperor of Anatria combs his whiskers while thinking. the Czar of all the Russias runs a hand over the top of his head.
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Ford North
M. Fuallieres
French Republic
Kurepatkin
Anatria
Chicago Spring Weather Spurs Manufacturing and Trade Activity
Spring like weather in Chicago boosts factory work distribution and agriculture while coal strike delays threaten wages and prompt settlements. Reading tines on State Street show stronger trade and demand for apparel footwear and household goods with new building push driving heavy material needs. Freight rails report record movement as farming prospects brighten and international markets show improving activity amid cautious outlook on forward orders and bank clearings.
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Chicago
State Street
Raan
Imo
Huive
Forgier
Ileago
Dan
New York
Coulondiners
United States
Agaf O
Canada
Failares
Brindstreets Commercial Report
Market quotes for cattle hogs sheep and grains nationwide
The listing details prices by city including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo New York and New York state. It covers cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye and hay with bid and ask ranges in regional markets and grain quality codes.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Ste
Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
Gary Indiana Plant Aims To Hire 106000 Workers At New Steel Plant
Washington reports government aid to the United States Steel Corporation for a vast Gary Indiana mill near Indiana Harbor Lake County. Secretary Taft may fix harbor lines. the plant expects to cost 14 million dollars and hire over 100 thousand workers, with cottages for construction crews and a planned town expansion nearby. The project could make Gary the world’s largest steel complex.
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Indianapolis
Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Lake County
Indiana
Indiana Harbor
Gary
Taft
Congress
EH. HH. Gary
Crumypacker
Locry Taft
Steel Corporation
Big Mills
Didi Steel Company
Domuense Pr
Hind
Garys
Centenarian mothers and political kin cited in odd notice
A jumble of names and dates notes Mrs Browning’s centenary in March celebrated by the Pioneer Club in London. It mentions M Faillieres aged five named to be like Loubet II, and ex-Gov Holbrook of Vermont aged 104 about to celebrate at Hyde Park with invited former governors from other states.
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Willian Osler
Canada
Browning
Pioneer Club
London
M. Faillieres
Mal-yehr
Fariniana
Loubet II
Loubet
Holbrook
Vermont
Hyde Park
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