Senator Money in streetcar brawl ends with knife wound
Washington April 25 Senator H DeMoney of Mississippi had a violent encounter on a Capital Traction streetcar. He alleges the conductor forced a fare dispute, attempted ejection, and he fought back with a knife after an assault occurred. Police arrested two involved, with charges pending.
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Venezuelan Rebel Forces Retreat After Quick Advance
Dispatch from Port of Spain dated April 25 reports 2200 Venezuelan government troops under Gen Castillo attacked revolutionaries between San Antonio and Gunanaguana near Cumana. Castillo was wounded. many government troops fled and scattered to San Antonio. Escalante’s fate unknown. Castillo later died from wounds. In Europe the Transvaal peace talks yielded no leaks, while South Africa optimism grew after Milner updates. A separate April 25 weather update notes showers across Kansas and wheat regions improving conditions.
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Pope greets 20000 pilgrims at St Peter's in good health
In Rome on Thursday morning the pope welcomed about 20 000 pilgrims at St Peter's praising their loyalty to the papacy. He appeared in fine health and received a warm ovation from the crowd.
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Chamberlain signals tax changes sought by millers and importers
London April 25 Sir Michael Hicks Beach the chancellor of the exchequer told a deputation representing millers exporters of flour and rice and importers of feeding meals that he hopes to modify the new taxes. He noted the delegation made a strong case for the re exportation of rice free of duty.
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Michael Hicks-Beach
Congress re-nominates Charles H. Stuldebrandt in Ohio district
Greenfield April 25 congressman Charles H. Stuldebrandt of the 11th Ohio district was published here Thursday for his second term in the House.
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Charles H. Stuldebrandt
Ohio
Salutation of Moros Brings Easing Mindanao Campaign
Lieut Col Frank D Baldwin reports that capturing Sultan Pualo's fort yields a salutary effect on Mindanao operations. Dattos surrender, white flags replace red, and the sultan of Anadthak asks time to surrender the American attackers. General Davis in Zamboanga sees most Dattos as friendly and predicts a largely bloodless victory with reduced resistance.
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Frank D. Baldwin
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Anadthak
Col Baldwin
George W Davis
Zamboanga
Island
House Sends Olomargarine Bill to Conference
Washington April 25 the house sent the oleomargarine bill to conference after agreeing to senate amendments with some changes from the agricultural committee Opponents offered several amendments most defeated The day also covered the agricultural appropriation bill and a lengthy speech by Mr Rox defending Mississippi constitutional suffrage He warned of misfortune from Philippine policy and the senate approved several minor measures and many private pension bills.
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Philippines
Gen. Chaffee
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Philippine Islands
National League and American League Scores From Thursday
Baseball results from Thursday show Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn 6 to 1 at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh beating Chicago 7 to 4, Cincinnati over St. Louis 9 to 4, and New York defeating Boston 7 to 3. In the American League, Baltimore topped Philadelphia 9 to 2, Washington edged Boston 9 to 1, Chicago lost to Detroit 2 to 0, and St Louis beat Cleveland 4 to 3. Additional results include Toledo over St Paul 6 to 2, Columbus defeating Minneapolis 11 to 3, Milwaukee beating Indianapolis 9 to 24, Louisville defeating Kansas City 13 to 5, Omaha and Milwaukee 12 to 20, Des Moines defeating Peoria 14 to 12, Denver beating St Joseph 4 to 1, and Colorado Springs losing to Kansas City 22 to 10.
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Suspects in Elena Stone kidnapping released in Salonica
In Salonica Roumelia on Sunday April 20, all suspects linked to the kidnapping of American missionary Elena Stone were released. A memorial from Christian residents of Djumnaibola to the sultan asked for measures against brigandage and declared Macedonian Christians weary of ongoing revolutionary unrest. The porte welcomed the memorial and releases, with military precautions to protect Christians signaling the sultan's goodwill.
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Elena Stone
Djumnaibola
Macedonia
River disaster death toll rises to twenty five
Cairo dispatch reports fourteen more bodies recovered from the river, bringing total deaths to 25. Identified victims include Thomas Smith a pilot from Memphis Leslie Carter of Deansfield Kentucky Glenn Bowman of Portsmouth Ohio Fred Jones an assistant engineer from Newport Kentucky and J R Evans of Jeffersonville Indiana.
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Thomas Smith
Oub
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Leslie Carter
Deansfield
Glenn Bowman
Portsmouth
Fred Jones
Newport
J. R. Evans
Jeffersonville
Ind
Indiana Republican Platform and Nominees Announced
The Indiana convention named Daniel E. Storme of Lafayette for Secretary of State with running mates and listed candidates for state offices including treasurer Hillet, attorney general Charles W. Moore, auditor David Sherrick, state statistician B. B. Johnson, geologist W. H. Blatch, and judges Rob inson, Black, Comstock, Whey, and Hob. The party endorsed President Roosevelt and pledged adherence to the Philadelphia platform, praised Gov. Durbin Jr. for fiscal reforms, and adjourned at 6:50 PM.
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Lafayette
Daniel E. Stims
U Hillet Ioomington
Charles W M R
Goshen
David Sherrick
Sablesville
B. B Johnson
Mowler
W H. Blatchhs
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
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Hammord
Appellate Court
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Princeton
William J Tently
Hushville
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Intist Tplis
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Richmst
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Fowler
Frank B Hob
Auburn
Herk
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F A. Cotton
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Confederate Veterans Parade Sparks Dallas Holiday Jubilation
Dallas April 25 veteran remnant marches through downtown Dallas to cheers from a vast crowd. The parade closes a holiday with stores shut and visitors from afar. Even feeble veterans ride along and wave as the Kaliphates in costume add a carnival air to Camp John Burton ball festivities.
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Kaliphates
Italians Arrested Returning to Canada at Sault Ste Marie
Fifty six Italian laborers were arrested at Union station on the arrival of a Canadian Pacific local train by a U S immigration inspector. The men were hired in Canada to work on the Eastern Minnesota railway and headed for Duluth. Importers Batlestretti and Lantone face hearing before U S Commissioner John A Colwell. Penalty for bringing alien laborers to the United States is $1000 per man. The Italians were sent back to Canada.
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Union Station
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United States
Canada
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Lantone
John A Colwell
Emperor Criticised At North Sea Excursion In 19th Century
Berlin reports criticize Emperor William II for hosting aristocrats during a North Sea excursion aboard the steamer Wilhelm. Editorials paint disapproval of court life and the emperor's proximity to industrial and commercial elites. Separate items note U.S. plans for a presidential trip to the United States and a large fire in Fremont, Iowa, causing significant property loss and suspicions of arson.
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Waureea Trea
North Sea
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Hess
Attorney General Knox Targets Beef Cartels in Antitrust Probe
Washington April 25 Attorney General Knox outlined a probe into the large meat dealers cartel described as the beef trust. He cited preliminary examinations in Chicago and Washington and said sufficient evidence exists to pursue injunctive action. He noted a bill to impose duties on imported pork veal and beef was sent to the House committee. A separate fire in Lycoming County destroyed lumber and homes, with large-area damage and reservoir threats nearby.
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May Refund Money From Battle Ship Fund Drive
Fragments report a failed attempt to raise funds to build a battleship "American Boy" after the Maine destruction. About $9,000 collected in Cincinnati banks was not deposited. residents and schools contributed, and Congress debated how to use the money and the broader naval pledge.
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Furius Forest Fires Ravage Clintonale Area
Firefighting efforts from the Front Sinnemahoning area fail to save several lives as forest blazes derail a log train, pinning two workers under a locomotive tender. In Clintonale Clinton County a six year old girl Agnes Fielding dies as flames threaten the village infrastructure.
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Clinton County
Agnes Fielding
Hir Par
Babcock Nominated by Third District Republican Convention
Lancaster Wisconsin April 25 Congressman Joseph W. Babcock was nominated by the Third district Republican convention with no opposition.
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Joseph W. Babcock
Chilean minister resigns amid cruiser row crisis
The Chilean minister presented his resignation after strong opposition from deputies over the fate of the cruisers Presidente Pinto and Presidente Fraizuriste. New Portuguese minister Viscount Artethy arrives in Washington to assume diplomatic duties.
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Traveling salesman drops dead after meal in Rock Setamd hotel
Guthrie Ohra North WOR Fors man ast Pastis residqgpt and traveling salesman Droppec dead in the Rock Setamd hootehanm bo Rete where he had taken supper the complainet of not feeling well and alimost imediately fell from his chair dead He was 50 years old and married.
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Droppec
Chicago Market Summary Hogs and Cattle Prices
Chicago price report lists hogs and cattle with various weight and quality categories. Included are options from common to fancy packing and heavy mixed, with figures like 7.30 to 7.25 for beeves and 4.40 to 6.60 for stock and feeder types.
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