Roosevelt Speaks in Sioux Falls on Quiet Sunday Visit
President Roosevelt spent Sunday in Sioux Falls South Dakota arriving with his special train at 8 oclock and leaving at 9 10 Monday morning He was met by local officials including Mayor Burnside and State Senator Suton He attended church services in the morning and evening and took a horseback ride with Supervisor Bulluss The event featured German English language services and a focus on agricultural policy and labor arbitration lessons from the anthracite commission.
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Aitalta
Amerie
The Minneapolis Speech Roosevelt Tariff Visit
President Roosevelt received an extraordinary welcome in Minneapolis as he toured the city by private electric car. A large armory crowd heard his tariff and reciprocity remarks urging moderate tariff changes to balance protection with evolving national needs. The presidential train then continued to South Dakota stops at Sioux Falls Yankton Mitchell Aberdeen and Edgeley with brief platform speeches and meals aboard.
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Central Men's Raise Affects Illinois Central Officials Say
Chicago April 7 railroad unions from the Illinois Central and Alton systems prepared to meet with railroad officials. Trainmen and conductors aim to secure terms similar to the Wabash victory after a 15 percent freight and 12 percent passenger wage increase. Firemen head John G. Hanrahan plans to press demands in Chicago. Existing committees from several lines have revised wage proposals, seeking a 20 percent rise for two classes of workers.
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Fire damages Bates Machine plant in Joliet
Fire in Joliet at the Bates Machine Company's plant caused about 50 000 in damage, with partial insurance. Early fruit was reported badly damaged by last night's frost and snow across the state, with many trees in bloom and hurt.
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Roosevelt Picks Uplifting Books for Yellowstone Trip
President Roosevelt gathers about forty recent publications for his private car en route to Yellowstone. Works span wild west tales, biographies, industrial issues, diplomacy, and moral philosophy, including Captain Mackin, American Diplomacy in the Orient, Some Ethical Phases of the Labor Problem, and Some Personal Reminiscences of Prince Bismarck.
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Sidney Whitman
General DeWet
Roosevelt Speech in Chicago Wins London Praise
London papers praise President Roosevelt for a strenuous Chicago address on the Monroe Doctrine. They call the speech an authoritative exposition of US policy and applaud his handling of the Panama Canal and American naval power, viewing it as real action replacing bluster.
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Yale Prize Orator Pickens, Colored Ferry Boy, Yale Prize
William Pickens, Yale junior, won the Ten Muck prize of 100 dollars, becoming the first colored student at Yale to capture a prize. Born in Little Rock, he worked through high school and Talladega College, then laborer jobs in Chicago to fund his way to Yale where he now washes windows to cover expenses.
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Critical situation in Santo Domingo sparks US naval action
United States Marines guard the Santo Domingo consulate after a failed German consulate shell. The Atlanta cruiser landed fifty bluejackets while battles raged on the Grama river between government troops and revolutionists. Casualties reported, Vasquez seeks city surrender as rebels resist.
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Four Die From Overdose Whisky Alarm
A man under the influence of tenderloin whisky fired a revolver in a crowd early today. James Clark Willant McGaughin and an unknown bystander were wounded. Stanley Wits shot a police officer and family member not recovered.
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Blind Daughter of Barbadian Official in New York Plight
In New York April L arihiy Lena Lurey, daughter of a Barbadian official, is left alone and friendless abroad. She traveled to Amelia seeking a medical specialist in Villanopola, accompanied by Miss Allen, reputed daughter of a wealthy planter, who vanished soon after arrival. Russ Hurley was found aboard the Brenner Capri awaiting travel crew, while Miss Allen remains missing. Lena Lurey was moved to Mis Island as the only escape from the trouble.
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Riot in Mexico Sparks Deadly Violence at Monterey
Disorder erupts in Monterrey as opponents of General Reyes confront authorities. Seven people are killed during clashes at the residence of General Linnge Heyes while ten others are wounded. The unrest centers on calls for a change in leadership and a new minister. Local observers report large crowds and heightened tension across the city.
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Peace in Jolo Promises Datto Favors Stability
Datto Pagliman meets with Colonel Wallace and rejects aggression while promising to aid policy and maintain order. Reports say local leaders remain cool to demonstrations against Americans as plans for a central military post in Jolistan unfold, seen as a step toward securing peace.
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Battle in Somaliland: British forces defeat Somali column
April 2 dispatch from Aden reports the first major night of operations in Somaliland. A British column met a Somali force south of Damot on March 20, engaging in obstinate resistance. Somali casualties were twenty seven killed and many wounded. no British deaths. British forces killed forty of the Mad Mulgh followers and seized 1,400 camels.
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Baron de Pallange Live After Car Crash
Reports made at Nice claimed Baron de Pallange died after driving for Count Zborowski. Later updates said he survived with injuries and physicians hoped for recovery. The Baron blamed the accident on Count Zborowski speeding at ninety kilometers per hour, preventing a sharp turn. In other news, Rome officials announce King Manuel will visit Rome at month end.
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Rome
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Villon Pleads as Crowd Demands Mercy in Paris
In a dramatic Paris scene, Francois Villon faces execution as King Louis and Montjoye offer a crowd driven chance to spare him if one volunteers to die in his stead. Villon and his grieving mother confront royal mercy amid rising opposition.
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Mother Willon
Noelle Jesys
Spell it Not Write it at Gates Avenue Court
In Brooklyn Gates Avenue police court Edward Barton faced intoxication charges as a woman at the bench struggled to spell her name and the magistrate pressed for clarity. The exchange devolved into a muddle with disputed names and a pest policeman charge noted.
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