Royal wedding of King Alfonso and Princess Victoria in Madrid
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria narrowly escaped a bomb attack during their Madrid wedding celebrations. Sixteen people were killed and many wounded. a royal bullfight followed amid somber mood as 60,000 spectators watched in the arena.
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Alfonso
Spain
Madrid
Asturias
Victoria
King Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Medina Coeli
Alba
Tobar
Roaal
Carabanchel Camp
Alfonzo
Wisconsin Social Democrats Call for Senate Abolition
In a state convention the Wisconsin social democrats nominate a full ticket headed by Governor W. R. Gaylord and push a platform to abolish the U S Senate. They favor nationalizing trusts and railroads, electing judges by district voters, and recall of all elective officers by a three fourths constituency vote.
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Social Democrats of
Wisconsin
W. R. Gaylord
William Kauffmann
Charles V. Schmidt
Joseph Ammann
H. W. Bistorius
United States
United States Senate
Miners Demand Bail for Leaders Held in Idaho Case
The Western Federation of Miners at Denver adopts resolutions protesting the imprisonment of Moyer Haywood and Pettibone in Idaho and condemning the conduct of governors and mine owners. They demand immediate trial or bonds, and direct copies to President Roosevelt and Senator Patterson.
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Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Col
Idaho
Cananea
Mexico
Moyer
Haywood
Gooding
McDonald
Mineowners’ Association
Roosevelt
Patterson
Washington, D.C
Tangier Fighting Flare As Pretender Advances
Fighting between sultan forces and the pretender renews. The pretender drives back sultan troops inflicting losses and devastates the loyal Riff territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Trade to China Piles Up
A Commerce and Labor Department bulletin notes rapid growth in U. S. trade with China over the past decade with rising exports and imports, highlighting China as a growing partner for American commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Prominent Mexican Dead
Major Robert Gorusch a leading Mexico City resident aged 79 has died. He served as the personal representative of the late Collis P Huntington and played a major role in railway construction for fifty years.
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Robert Gorusch
Mexico City
Collis P. Huntington
Chinese pledge on customs security for foreign obligations
The Chinese government has given its written assurance to Mr Carnegie the British charge d affaires. The document specifies the period for which customs will be pledged as security for foreign obligations.
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Mr. Carnegie
Cananea Quiet as Martial Law Enforced
Cananea returns to normal after martial law is proclaimed. Colonel Kosterlisky disarms all, with 36 Mexicans and six Americans killed in the fighting. American volunteers from Naco have left Bisbee, and Fort Huachuca cavalry may be recalled to post if no longer needed.
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Uncle Sam
Bisbee
Ariz
Cananea
Naco
Ysabel
Sonora
Kosteriisky
Kosterlisky
Torres
Greene
Washington
Fort Huachuca
Mexico
Bell
Taft
Steadman
Fort Huachuaca
Mexico Tells of Outbreak Amid Mine Strike
Mexico City reports from Cananea Sonora say the initial Mexican employee strike against mining firms was peaceful at first. Protest claimed unfair treatment and preference for Americans, leading to confrontations and fires as authorities move to quell rioting and arrest those responsible.
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Mexico City
Cananea
Sonora
Luis Torres
Ysabel
Mrs Paget Wins Big In April Bridge and Poker
Mrs Almerie Hugh Paget formerly Pauline Whitney won seven thousand dollars in April at bridge whist and poker. The titled socialite is known for skill at both games and has invested forty thousand dollars to lease and modernize Mrs Hatmann’s Berkeley Square residence in Mayfair.
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London
Almerie Hugh Paget
Pauline Whitney
William C. Whitney
Find Total of Adams' Theft
The senate committee on judiciary recommends a $12 000 appropriation for compensation of a special master in United States v George E Adams. The case concerns embezzlement from the Seattle assay office to ascertain losses to depositors and determine settlement. It is believed the total embezzlement may approach $100 000 and Adams has property held by the U S court to cover the loss.
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Senate Committee On Judiciary
United States
George E. Adams
United States Assay Office
Seattle
Adams
United States Court
Refusal to Raise Wages for Pacific Sailors
The executive committee of the United Shipping and Transportation association refused the sailors union demand for a five dollar monthly wage advance for all seamen and waiters and extra time for firemen. It stated Pacific coast sailors already receive higher wages than those in other world regions.
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Sailors’ Union
United Shipping & Transportation Association
Pacific Coast
Tragic Trolley Disaster Kills Seven in Providence
A 15 seated open car chartered by a private party overturned on a sharp East Providence curve as fog hampered visibility. Seven passengers died and about twenty were injured, with two more expected to die. Motorman W J Laughcher was unfamiliar with the route and could not foresee the curve, efforts to rescue involved a joist lever and stone fulcrums.
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Providence
R. I
Crescent Park
East Providence
George Atcherson
Edward F. Brennan
Alice Franklin
Enrico Gamboni
John Gavin
Angelo Germain
Gustave Guertin
William W. Luther
Bertha M. Kelley
John Schneider
Ethel Whitley
W. J. Laughcher
George Atkinson
Navy to Expel Japanese from Service July First
Secretary Bona parte orders removal of all alien Japanese from navy rosters effective July 1 unless citizenship papers or declarations are filed. No Japanese may serve unless renouncing the emperor. Japanese stewards to be replaced by American negroes. shipboard searches prompted the action after a midshipman found a steward drawing plans of turret areas.
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Bonaparte
Washington
Swims 30 Miles to Safety After Boat Capsize
Edward Devauchelle survived a boat capsizing off Maui Island with three native companions drowned. He swam 30 miles, rested on a rock after 17 hours, slept Wednesday, then swam two more miles to Molokai. One native sank after ten hours. Devauchelle’s endurance saved him.
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Edward Devauchelle
Maui Island
Honolulu
Devauchelle
Molokai
Riots Renewed at Cananea End in Multiple Fatalities
Renewed trouble erupted Saturday night in Cananea between striking Mexicans at Colonel W. C. Green s mines and the rurales under Colonel Kosterlitski. Seven rioters were killed and 13 injured. one rural officer was shot but not seriously hurt. About 200 Mexican soldiers from Hermosillo arrived as guarding measures. All American women and many upper class Mexicans are quartered in Colonel Greene s home under guard.
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Cananea
W. C. Green
Kosterlitski
Hermosillo
Eight Hour Day Standoff in Morenci Mines
Arizona Copper Company workers in Morenci strike for an eight hour day and are promised the change starting July 1. Meanwhile Detroit Copper Company attempts to break the strike by hiring many San Francisco refugees to resume work.
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Arizona Copper Company
Morenci
Detroit Copper Company
San Francisco
Murder trial delayed as three defendants held in jail
State attorneys for Moyer Haywood and Pettibone in the Steunenberg murder case filed a continuance motion citing federal habeas corpus rulings. The motion was granted and all proceedings stayed. Defense lawyers, led by C. S. Darrow, said no further steps would be taken this year.
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Moyer
Pettibone
Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
United States
United States Supreme Court
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
C. S. Darrow
Intercollegiate meet highlights at Evanston and Chicago
The sixth annual Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association meet at Northwestern field Evanston featured a new world pole vault record and a 12 ft 4% in leap by Leroy Samse of Indiana. Michigan led with 62 4 5 points, Chicago second, Iowa Normal third, while Garrels of Michigan won multiple events including the discus and 120 yard hurdles.
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Billy A
Okanogan County
Washington
George Anderson
England
Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association
Northwestern
Evanston
Chicago
University of Michigan
University of Chicago
Iowa State Normal
Leroy Samse
Indiana University
Garrels
Michigan
Iowa
ENON
Raid on Ancona Uncovers Anarchist Plot
Italian police raided houses in Ancona on the Adriatic, arresting barber Gabbianelli and 12 other anarchists. The crackdown followed tips of a plot against King Alfonso and an attempted Madrid assassination, with Spanish police also notified.
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Ancona
Adriatic
Rome
Gabbianelli
Alfonso
Madrid
Critic's Daughter Killed in Morristown Runaway
Miss Minnie Wheeler of New York daughter of the late A. C. Wheeler a famed dramatic critic was killed in a runaway accident at Morristown New Jersey. Simultaneously reports say Korean rebels in Hongju murdered 30 members of a political society and looted extensively.
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Minnie Wheeler
New York
A. C. Wheeler
Crinkle
Morristown
N. J
Hongju
Korea
World News Snippets From Across the Globe
A weekly panorama notes Arizona and New Mexico gaining right to vote on joint statehood while Oklahoma mineral lands are set aside for state benefit. Egypt fears Britain, Archbishop Ireland reaches New York, and Butte sees record spring construction. Notable deaths include George Sikes in Helena and Earl Ferris in Washington.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Egypt
Britain
Archbishop Ireland
St. Paul
New York
la Touraine
Havre
Butte
George W. Sikes
Helena
Bright
Senate
Panama Canal
United States
Sweden
Norway
Metropole
Leopold
Congo
Italy
Alâeddin Pasha
Wali
Archipelago
Emma Watson
Claus Spreckels
San Francisco
John W. Ferris
Bill Miner
Kamloops
B. C
William Dunn
Lewis Colquhoun
Clarence Eddy
Joseph R.burton
Abilere
Kansas
Foster Dwight Coburn
Burton
Coburn
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
National Association of Retail Druggists
Department of Justice
Oregon
George Chamberlain
Earl Ferris
Entiat
Wenatchee
Wash
Trinidad
Columbia
John R. Maxwell
Iowa
Sa Francisco
Oakland
Jews Mourn Davitt in Kishineff Meeting
In Kishineff Russia a large Jewish gathering expressed sorrow for Irish patriot Michael Davitt. An address of condolence to his widow was drafted. Davitt had administered a 1903 US fund for Kishineff massacre victims and earned warm respect from Bessarabian Jews.
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Israel
Kishineff
Russia
Michael Davitt
Government preserves native songs amid riots and copyrights
A year ago a bureau was created to preserve native songs within the interior department. Some items surfaced in orchestra and opera selections and the government began copyrighting them. Credits will go to either the government or the people when used. Riots in Kiangsi and suppression noted with several casualties and prisoners.
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Department of Interior
Governent
Tribute to Carl Schurz headline service in Chicago
Memorial services for Carl Schurz were conducted Sunday in a Chicago auditorium that was filled to capacity as attendees gathered to honor the late statesman and reformer. A speaker urged humility and uplift through service, reframing the tribute with a call to positive action.
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Carl Schurz
Schurz
Chicago
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