Birth of Heir to Spanish Throne Delights Madrid Crowd
News from Madrid May 11 reports the birth of a prince to Queen Victoria and King Alfonso. Crowds cheered as royal cannons fired and flags rose over Madrid. The infant, described as strong with blue eyes and fair skin, was presented at court and titled heir presumptive. Decrees declared a national holiday and a baptism planned for Tuesday. President Roosevelt sent congratulatory messages to King Alfonso and Spain.
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Madrid
Spain
Victoria
Queen Victoria
Eoth
Couri-Féxs
Louis
Great Britain
Hany
Alfonso
Maura
Marquis Figueroa
Edward
Qujesty
Beatrice
A? Battenburc
Maria Christina
Alphonsa
Prince Charles of Bourbon
Carlos
Alphonso Friday
Washington
Roosevelt
Seek Nearo Lynching Feared After Shootout
Officers in this city pursued Rod, a Black man, who shot and wounded a wealthy farmer, Vial. Guards patrol every road as posses fear a lynching if Hack ar is caught today.
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Rodnegro
Guarde'lars
Hack- Veal
Hackar
Tree Fruit Crop Frost Hurts Southwest States
Reports from Kansas western Missouri Oklahoma and Indian Territory indicate heavy frost damage to tree fruit crops and serious injury to bush fruits grapes and cranberries. Garden plants were destroyed but growers have replanted with yields delayed into summer while Gulf states ship vegetables north longer than usual. Michigan and Indiana show mixed results with fruit crops varying by region and weather patterns.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Jedian Territory
Southwest
Gulf States
Michigan
Detroit
Fe Uena Eck
San Jose
Grand Rapids
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Presbyterians to Hold 119th General Assembly in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio the 119th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church opens next Thursday, with about 30 Cumberland Presbyterian delegates joining. Highlights include a moderator race among W H Roberts, Veruneis Marsten, F F Scovel, and W O Thompson, plus devotional services, speeches by Gov. Harris and Mayor Tradger, and a full program on missions, labor meetings, and educational sessions through the following Sunday.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Duies
Iva Lardrith
Nashville
Tong
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Mev
WH. Roberts
Philadelphia
Evers
Dy. Veruneis Marsten
New York
FF. Scovel
Wooster University
WO. Thompson
Ohio State University
Wriday Sheroe
Anndrew L. Harris
Tradger
Baldwin Locomotive Works
H. T. Minton
Trenton
S.J
Wilbur Chapman
John Wills Baer
Los Angeles
Cal
R. Fr. Coyle
Denver
Charles L. Thompson
Wednesas
Robert HE
Spear
Vain Fhe
Yong People's
Alre
Woman's Some Mission Society
Ninety Miners Die in Mexican Mine Fire
A special dispatch from Terreen, Coatuila, reports 90 miners killed in a fire at the Cov iethas staff of the Fertiova group mines in Velaridesay, Durango. The blaze began Friday night in an abandoned shaft. 107 workers were in another section, 17 escaped, and 35 bodies have been recovered.
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Mexica City
Terreen
Coatuila
Coviethas
Fertiova
Velaridesay
Durango
Shriers in wreck claims thirty one dead
Santa Barbara California May 13 a Southern Pacific split wreck killed 31 aboard a special train of Shriners from Ismalin temple Buffalo and Rajah temple Reading returning from Los Angeles. Cars piled into a heap after a defective switch derailed the locomotive and dining car. Dozens injured many scalded. brave actions reported as rescuers pulled survivors from the wreckage and fought flames.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Coast
Southern Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles
Ismalin Temple
Bualo
Rajah Temple
Reading
Touda
Pacific Beach
San Luris Obispo
San Luis Obique
Here
Honda
Chan
Pantry
Strail
Miedisar
Taiah Tempte
Readius
A. D. Flagerman
Meading
Bam
Lis Suit
Sander Darahald
Clayveland
Anifi
William WW
Issick
Deabard
Deabald
Brisk Nation Briefs Report Sudden Deaths Fires and Disputes
William Quinn of Greenville Mississippi committed suicide. Howard Kemeys the notable sculptor died in Washington. A 200 pound searchlight was stolen from a Chicago building. Paris suffered incendiary fires destroying two factories worth about 2 million dollars. Youngstown Mahoning county hospital conditions drew notice. Missouri legislature ended extra session after passing key measures. Homewood golf clubhouse in Chicago suburb burned for about 100000. Two masked highwaymen robbed a Chicago elevated station agent of $12. Fire wiped out Gibson Missouri business section including five stores and two houses. Mrs. Mattie Conally of Maysville Alabama killed her son in law Frank Albright after drunken home arrival. Elias Hartz Reading Pennsylvania famous weather predictor died at 92. Mrs Garvie Sissworth killed her child and herself in Allegheny Pennsylvania. Kansas Supreme Court ousted Leavenworth mayor Peter Everhardy for failing to enforce laws against saloons. Abraham Hummel of New York sentenced in Dodge Morse case. Troops aided Stromboli islanders amid ongoing exodus from volcanic eruption. Writs of ouster issued against Western Union and Pullman for failing to comply with Kansas laws. Captain A Krech of Graf Waldersee died on ship. Berlin builders seek masons on May 18 affecting over 100000 workers. Cannibalism in Hardy islands reportedly suppressed by German authorities. The former Love Chicago partner now paired with W H Kemble en route to Europe. Grand Baremment smelter complex in Wyoming destroyed by fire over 100000 loss. James R Palmer, pioneer New York bus operator, died in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin.
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William Quinn
Polica
Greenvile
Miss
Howard Kemeys
Washington
Chicago
Paris
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Missouri
Homewood
Frossmoor
Gov
Sherman
Illinois
Songo
Santiago
Manaens
Santa Clara
Gibson
Mattie Conally
Maysville
Ala
Frank Albright
Elias Hartz
Reading
New York
Dodge-Morse
Stromboli
Supreme Court of Kansas
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pullman
Kansas Corporation
A. Krech
Graf Walder- Ber
Lildngeda
Master Builders’ Association of
Berlin
Hardy Islands
South Sea
Vancouver
Atanuka
Penn-Wyomins Copper Company
Grand Bar Campment
Wye
Sensational Wheat Opening Sends Chicago Board Prices Soaring
Brokers from all regions loaded with buying orders as wheat tops $1 at the Chicago Board of Trade. July, September, and December options surged, with July up 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 cents from Saturday’s close and December reaching above $1, amid wild trading and heavy demand.
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Gountry
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Murder Near Pender: Farmer and Wife Slain by Hired Man
A Prosperous farmer W L Capple and his wife Eva were murdered four miles east of Rosalie Nebraska by Fred Burke a hired man. At about 2 am Burke shot Capple in the abdomen and head then killed Eva with shots and beat the children to keep them quiet before fleeing.
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Pender
Thurston County
Rosalie
W. L. Capple
Capple
Eva
Gunushots
Blanche
Fred Burke
Coppile
Copple
Complaint Filed Against Adams Express Company Over Rates
A complaint was filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission against the Adams Express Company alleging excessive rates and discrimination. The complainant is the firm of Mel Laughlin Brothers of Columbus, Ohio, engaged in the importation shipment and sale of horses.
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Express Company
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Adams Express Company
Firma of MelLaughlin Brothers of
Columbues, C
Newly Appointed Missionaries Named by American Board
A Nebraska Missionary Boston Mass among the newly appointed missionaries announced by the American Board of Foreign Missions are Miss Mabel A. Ellis of Neligh Neb and Miss Esther Nichol of Pierre SD There are twenty three others and all will meet here May 29 for a conference.
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Boston
Mass
American Board of Foreign Missions
Mabel A. Ellis
Neligh, Neb
Esther Nichol
Pierre
S. D
Fourteen Men Die In Camp 244 Explosion Near Marion NGC
Fourteen men were killed and eight bodies recovered after a premature blast on Camp 244 along the Southwestern railway near Marion North Carolina last Saturday evening. Foreman Kidd suffered severe mangling. The disaster halted work as the line crew faced the aftermath and rescue operations.
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Charlotte
N. C
Southwestern
Marion
N. G
Kidd
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