Quiet in Far East Band of Terrorists Arrested
In St Petersburg a dozen terrorists are arrested including Madam Ivyanovskaa related to Nhilisk plot. Mlle Lesniel and Mile. Trepoff implicated as two nieces of Governor General Trepoff attempted self harm. Grand Duke Michael attended the funeral of Lt Leontieff. Police arrest many workers and intellectuals as May Day unrest rises.
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Daily Mail
Singapore
Sechow
Formosa
Manila
Sampaloc Point
St. Petersburg
Kaschevsky
Madam Ivyanovskaa
Korolenko
Nhilisk
Alexander I
Siberia
America
Mlle. Lesniel
Trepoff
Mile
Guards
M. Taburno
Associated Press
Manchuria
Sipinghai
Changtufu
Mukden
Leontieff
Preobriensky Regiment
Milo
Michael Alexandrovitch
Lechidiovsky Commission
Poles accept eight delegates to Russia zemstvo congress
In Warsaw April 19 representatives of the Russian zemstvos invited Poles to send delegates to the Moscow congress. The Poles accepted and will provide eight delegates, seen as evidence of Polish cooperation in Russia's reform movement. Bombay April 19 Eleven crewmen of the British steamer Riverdale were judged justified in refusing to sail to Kobe with raw cotton, cotton declared contraband of war. The arrival of the Russian squadron in Far Eastern waters causes anxiety due to cotton laden ships insured at low rates.
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Warsaw
Zemstvos
Poes
Congress of Zemstvos
Moscow
Russia
Bombay
India
Riverdale
Kobe
Japan
Far Eastern
Paris Riots at Limoges Involve Haviland Factory Owners Abroad
Rioting at the Haviland porcelain works in Limoges, employing 6,000, draws U S interest as American owners Theodore and Charles Paviland seek assistance from Ambassador Porter. Porter's talks with French Foreign Minister Delcasse aim to protect American interests and mediate between owners and workers amid troop deployments. Three workers killed, many wounded, as cavalry and infantry patrol streets. The American consul in Limoges, Mr. Griffin, sent a detailed damage report to the embassy.
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Paris
Limoges
Haviland
Theodore
Charles Paviland
Porter
Delcassee
M. Delcasse
Messrs. Haviland
Griffin
Admiral Porter Honored For Paul Jones Body Transit
Paris reports the state department told Ambassador Porter an American squadron will bring Paul Jones’ body to the United States likely in June with French participation in a funeral service. Plans await details but are set to honor the father of the American navy with a joint display by military and diplomatic leaders. Dewey sent cordial congratulations to Porter on the search results.
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Dewey
Paris
State Department
Gas buoy explosion in Kingston injures crew
A gas buoy being filled on the government steamer Scout exploded at Kingston dock, killing one and injuring four, with two likely to die. The blast shattered nearby windows and damaged the dry dock, upper works, and hull as the ship was fitted for lighthouse service. Captain Allison is badly injured and unable to provide details on the accident.
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Kingston
Ont
Scout
Allison
Zurhorst Indicted for Criminal Libel in Sandusky
E H Zurhorst former collector of customs at Sandusky was indicted by the Erie county grand jury for criminal libel over a circular attacking ex State Senator Charles A Judson who succeeded him. He had recently been fined for contempt for violating a court order enjoining distribution of the circular.
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Sandusky
E. H. Zurhorst
Erie County Grand Jury
Zurhorst
Charles A. Judson
Secret Service to Establish Branches Abroad
Chief Wilkie left Washington for Honolua and the Philippine islands. A branch of the secret service will be established at the former place and possibly one at Manila.
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Secret Service
Washington
Wilkie
Honolua
Philippine Islands
Manila
Roosevelt Bear Skin Highlights Camp Hunt Far From City
From Glenwood Springs to New Castle and beyond, reports detail President Roosevelt’s bear skin trophy and his rugged hunting camp near New Castle on the Charles Penny ranch. Courier Elmer Chapman arrived with news, Loeb prepares dispatches, and Roosevelt praises the sport though he avoids press crowds.
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Lenwood Springs
Col
Roosevelt
Charles Penny
New Castle
Loab
Elmer Chapman
New Caste
Glenwood Springs
Thos
Chapman
Chapmen
New Deal
Courier
Mr. Loeb
Old Camp
Cranman
New Coste
Vyosrow
Loch Wil
Gotgat
Tag
Elntersatin
Colorado
Washington
Loeb
Case
Fellows
Gol
Coldest Inhabited Nation Werchojansk Record Low
Werchojansk in eastern Siberia is identified as the coldest inhabited country. The area registers a daily mean temperature for the entire year of minus 2.74 degrees.
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Werchojansk
Siberia
Improvement Planned for Covington Crossing Elimination
It was announced at the Pennsylvania offices in Columbus that $400,000 will be spent on improvements at Covington in Miami County on the Indianapolis division. Grade crossings will be eliminated and a second track laid to allow the company to run its limited trains through the village without stopping.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania
Covington
Miami County
Indianapolis
Double Tragedy as Actor Shoots Chorus Partner in Theatrical Hotel
In Philadelphia Edward Smedes wounded Dessie Helen Davis then shot himself after a quarrel over joining a rival company. Davis, known on stage as Bessie Dale, is likely to survive. Both are with The Schoalgirl company. Smedes is a star. They registered as Mr. and Mrs. Sinertes at the hotel.
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Philadelphia
Edward Smedes
Dessie Helen Davis
Edway
Bessie Dale
Heveb
Smede
Vicksburg
Miss
Miss Davis
Hove
Smedes
Himsel
Smeles
Sinertes
MM Davis
Compan
Hose
Ife
Fie Wes
Pueyo
T. M. Burg
Acto x Davis’ Snoether
Queen City crew under arrest after river tragedy in Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia on April 1 officers in Bellaire Ohio arrested the crew of the Queen City after a boat tie up tied up incident that left a woman named Freda Horton among those removed. The vessel carried a full passenger list and arrived at Wheeling where police took the crew to a magistrate for inquest.
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Wheeing
W.va
Queen City
Bellaire
Freda Horton
James Contin
Telaire
Thee
Jeans
Phillips
Bone
Disturbance at Wheeling Involves Strike Breakers
Wheeling West Virginia April 1g Attorneys for Whitaker Glessner Iron Co to seek arrest warrants for 100 or more strikers who joined disorders. Judge Melvin issued a temporary injunction last week against strikers interfering with mail terms. The company may take the case to federal court with Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway joining, arguing mail train interference. Interest centers on Judge Daytod’s stance on labor injunctions and whether he follows Judge Jackson’s policy.
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Wheelinog
Wo Va
Con
Lae
Wintaker-Glessner Iron Company
Melvin
United States
Wheeing and Lake Erie Railway Company
Daytod
Whitaker-Glessner
Jackson
Dowie Plans New Zion City Amid Tamaulipas Land Purchase
John Alexander Dowie of Chicago has closed negotiations and obtained options on a tract of two million acres in Tamaulipas for a proposed new Zion City. Dowie and his party are en route to Chicago for Easter.
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New Zion City
Mexico City
John Alexander Dowie
Chicago
Tamaulipas
Zion City
Dr. Dowie
Norborne Student Defines Backbone In Simple Terms
A Norborne school girl, when asked to describe the backbone, said it holds up the head and ribs and keeps one from having legs clear up to the neck. The remark appeared in the Norborne Leader.
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Norborne
Crowes Pack the Corridors in Patterson Murder Trial
New York April 19 Nan Patterson murder trial enters third day as defense directs juror selection. Three prospective jurors remain, including Lovell Aldrich, Joan Punt, and Judas Goldstone, with two dozen spectators present and 30-chance limits observed. Court orders restrict women spectators. motions and affidavits exchange between counsel for the Smiths and Nan Patterson's lawyers regarding documents and custody.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Gaesar Young
Court of General Sessions
Recorder Golf
Pang
Taday
Lovell M. Aldrich
Joan
Punt
Judas Goldstone
Aldrien
Tridh
Peemiart
Poster
Listriel Ahornes Jerome
J. Morran Smith
Jerome
Limburger
Smiths
Nan
Mr. Rand
Rand
Grimburgger
Atarmey
Mr. Rand Wihoann
Negotiations End As City Labor Leaders Break Off Talks
Negotiations to end the Montgomery Wicd & Co strike have terminated. Mayor Dune urged labor leaders to keep the strike orderly and avoid spreading unsettled conditions. Teamsters President Shea and other leaders said they would not escalate the strike and would retreat to preserve union positions.
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St. Pps
Chicago
Gabor
Apo
Giarmnen
Shea
Teamsters
Too Fresh Fight Leads to Shooting at College
In Lancaster on April 19 Roy Ulsh a Franklin and Marshall sophomore was shot in the arm by Oscar Gingerich a Lebanon freshman during a class fight over derogatory placards. Gingerich fired five shots after being clubbed on the head during a mock student proceeding.
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Lancaster
Roy Uish
Franklin and Marshall College
Sophmore
Oscar Gingerich
Lebanon
Sophmores
Ulsh
Krause
Gingerich
Ulah
Bakers Strikes Feared After 10 Hour Law Ruling
New York April 19 The Supreme Court ruling against the bakers 10 hour law sparks fear of a nationwide strike by about 85 000 bakers in leading cities. Union officials vow a hard fight if May 1 demands are refused. An agreement in New York with 4 000 journeymen and their employers expires May 1. ovens oppose wage boosts and favor no forced extra hours.
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New York
United States Supreme Court
Frank H. Harzbecker
Journeymen Bakers’ and Confectioners’ International Union
Gheater
Golden jubilee of the mural consistory celebrated
Convention attendees gather for the golden jubilee of the mural consistory at Pharborn avenue and Walton place. Masons from Paccord, Tarkhey, France, the Hawaiian Islands, and Moa attend. It marks the fiftieth anniversary of the order with Governor Dereon and Lieutenant Governor Sher- Than among attendees.
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Rentai
Pharborn Avenue
Walton Place
Witlin
Paccord
Tarkhey
France
Moa
Shieago
Pho Keasion
Dereon
Lientoone
Lientoone Cosernor Sher- Than
Wie Consistory
Will Ba Sreaberg
Lunatic Goaded to Violence
Alexander Me five, Civil War veteran, aged 55, was shot above the heart in Musk, Michigan, by a mentally unstable man said to be incited by rumors that Thomas Kane a capitalist would have him hospitalized and dismembered. Jasper Zillah, 18, is under arrest. The shooting happened around six o clock as workers returned home.
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Musk
Won
Mich
Alexander Me
Thomas Kane
McHale
Jasper Zillah
American League Standing Crumbled Amid Odd Text
A scrambled OCR item shows a garbled report on American League standings with unclear names and figures. Key details are unreadable, leaving the exact teams, records, and dates indeterminable.
Pittsburg Market Summary April 18 Gorn-Yelow Gains
Market report from Pittsburg shows mixed grain and livestock prices with oats at No 2 white around 35 percent, hay prices strong for No 1 Timothy, cattle ranging from $2 to $6 per unit amid prime to fancy fat steers and milch cows, hogs and sheep values listed, and several fragmented figures for eggs butter cheese and other commodities.
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Gorn
Yelow
New York
New
Ohio
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