Royal Wedding Preparations Begin in Madrid
Madrid prepares for the June 1 royal wedding of King Alfonso XIII and Princess Ena. The city dresses in holiday attire with arches and decorations, while parades, concerts, circuses, bullfights, and theater performances draw crowds. Visitors arrive from Europe as hotels fill and prices rise. Police guard the royal couple. the ceremony is described as brilliant and the celebration runs through June 3. In Baltimore, the Hibberian Clubs plan a Thomas Moore birthday banquet at Reilly's Hotel with Irish leaders and Moore songs.
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Scripps News Association
Madrid
Alfonso
Ena of
Battenberg
Nismahe
Munici
Europe
Royal
Baltimore
Hbberian
Order of Hiberians
Thomas Moore
Reilly’s Hotel
Moore
Maryland Militia Begins Annual Rifle Practice at Saunders Range
The First Brigade of the Maryland Militia opened its annual rifle practice at Saunders range near Glen Burnie. Soldiers started with an instruction camp, then the First Indians unit began their training. They stay a week, followed by the Fifth Infantry next week.
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Scrippa News Association
Baltinire
Maryland
Tts
Saunders
Range
Glenburnie
Fifth Infantry
Fresno Sees Heaviest Rain In History
May 28 Fresno California reports the heaviest rainfall ever recorded by the local weather bureau. Twenty four hours of rain flood fields washing away hay and grain crops. Rivers rise causing widespread inundation and wooded areas to dominate the landscape.
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Fresno
Cal
Weather Bureau
A Clever Escape of Prisoner
A prisoner named Mike Carney escaped from the County jail last Saturday morning after feigning illness to gain access to the corridor. He bored through a brick wall with a loose brick and slipped through the hole during a night shift jailer. Authorities are sweeping the area and pursuing Carney.
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Mike Carney
Carney
Harry French
Austrian Ministry Resigns Over Tariff Dispute
Vienna May 28 The Austrian ministry resigned over tariff differences with Hungary. The Hungarian cabinet demanded a separate tariff schedule and the Emperor yielded to that demand. The Austrian cabinet resigned in protest, marking a political shakeup in the Austro Hungarian administration.
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Scrippe News Association
Vienna
Austra
Ypildad
Msn
Union signers list for Holmes of Gove et al
A lengthy roll of names with party markers after each entry shows that Union supporters of Mr. Holmes are not aligning along a single party line. The list includes numerous individuals with R or D designations and many undirected entries, indicating a mixed political complexion in the county.
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Holmes
Gove
Union Ia
C. M. Ramsdall
N. A. Loveless
J.W. Spencer
J. A. Jones
H. N. van Houten
Alex Slater
R. Slater
J. W. Evans
Ol Senith
W. A. Maxwell
A. J. Goodbroad
John Tally
W. E. Fickle
Wm. McCardle
J. F. Hutchinson
G. W. Banson
Ben Burton
H. J. Lucas
W. R. Woodard
J.D. Malvehill
M.L Levy
Waldo Perry
Wm. Surger
C.D. Connally
WW. Wright
J. Sanders
C. W. Wright
Thos Adams
G. W. Parker
M. J. Stoker
Wm. Kielblock
Wm. Stoker
S. A. Purse
Elmer Surger
O. F. Matcalf
J. A. Dalton
R. H. Rohrig
Jacob Kohlen
W. E. Haines
Geo. E. Miller
G. F. Hull
Wm. Gockrell
Ed Mitchell
Jos. Wright
W.T. Wrightr
C. G. Craven
Iredend Tilje V
LeRoy, Davis
W. W. Copper
E.G. Cameron
Wm. Graham
G.S. Levy
R. E. Eatin
A. A. Mitchell
Wy. Haines
W. D. McMillan
Delaware calls special session to elect U.S. senator
Wilmington May 28 A special legislative session has been issued for Thursday to elect a United States senator from Delaware. The move follows vacancy events and involves state lawmakers meeting to cast a vote on the successor.
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Wilmington
Del
United States
In Memory of Thomas Moore Celebration in Brooklyn
The Gatlic League of New York state groups plan the 128th birth anniversary of Thomas Moore with a church and garden event in Brooklyn Peekskill area. Participating bodies include the Brooklyn Cassic Society Brooklyn Phil Celtic Society Greenpoint Society New York Phil Celtic Society and Harlem Gatlic Society.
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Scripps News Association
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gatlic League
State of
New York
Thomas ‘Moors
Brooklyn Cassic Society
Whitte Grows Pessimistic on Russia Visit
M Whitte and his wife left St Petersburg for Bruseals to visit his daughter. The aging statesman speaks of his own health and the country with a guarded, pessimistic outlook amid tense conditions.
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Foripoe News
St. Petersburg
Russia
M. Whitte
Bruseals
Swenty Killed in Wreck in Louisville Train Crash
A broken flange on a Louisville and Nashwanger coach caused a wreck killing likely twenty and injuring about twenty more. Eight corpses lie in the morgue as rescuers rush injured to hospitals. The high speed train left the rails and crashed into a freight, reducing coaches to kindling.
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Scripps News Association
Louisville
Officials Join Lynch Party In Chattanooga Lynching
Secretary Moody asked the Supreme Court to take cognizance of the Ed Johnson lynching in Chattanooga. It is alleged sheriff's assistants were members of the mob. The case draws official attention and action.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
Moody
Supreme Court
Ed Johnson
Chattanooga
Attorneys Move to Caldwell Caldwell Idaho May 28
Attorneys Dar row Richard Miller and Nugent Miller, representing Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone, have moved their offices from Boise to Caldwell. They will establish headquarters there as the cases are called for tomorrow morning.
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Scripps News Association
Boise
Idaho
Darrow
Richard Miller
Nugent Miller
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Caldwell
Douma Session Resumes Calmly After Quiet Start
In St. Petersburg on May 28 the Douma resumed its session with routine business proceeding without outbursts or demonstrations. The chamber conducted its normal agendas in a calm atmosphere.
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Scripps News Association
St. Petersburg
The
Douma
Trouble Amid Officer Shuffle At War Department
The item discusses potential acting secretary of war scenarios involving General Ainsworth and General Ball, noting Ball as senior brigadier general who could assume duties if Ainsworth were absent. It frames the matter as not extraordinary and references prior roles of Ainsworth and the hierarchy among active duty officers.
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General Bell
General Ainsworth
Washington
Bell
Fieara
War Department
Ainsworth
Teft
Oliver
Ball
Gan
Aemamg
Leonard
Untillaworth
Battle Anniversary Observed by Morloom News Association
Montreal May 28 The 46 Rag ment will mark the twenty first anniversary of the engagement between Butte and Francias in the Northwest with a banquet in drill hall on Graig street. Prominent military officers and government representatives will attend.
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Morloom News Association
Montreal
Que
Butte
Francias
Graig Street
Goverment
Revolt in Hongju Korea Amid Japanese Troop Push
Rebels seize Hongju in Korea as Japanese forces race toward the town. The two sides clash over control with tensions rising in the early dispatches from Tokio May 28.
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Scrippo News Association
Tokio
Hongju
Korea
Court Martial Convenes Over Rhode Island Grounding
Norfolk May 28 Rear Admiral Sigsbee presides over a court martial for Captain Perry Garsts and Lieutenant Commander Edward Witherspoon. The investigation concerns the grounding of the battleship Rhode Island that occurred recently.
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Scripps News Association
Norfolk
Sigsbee
Perry Garsts
Edward Witherspoon
Rhode Island
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