Weather Bureau reports mixed crop conditions across regions
Washington April 30 crop conditions summary notes rains easing drought in Missouri and lower Mississippi valley while upper Ohio valley and mid Atlantic remain dry. Central Gulf showers aid growth. Montana Dakota and Minnesota face heavy snows early week. Overall cool week slows growth in Rocky Mountain area and north Pacific coast. substantial corn planting in western states and southern Ohio Kentucky Virginia advances.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Misessaippi
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Montana
Pakotas
Minnesota
Vallidys
Middle Atlantic
Dista
Missisaippi
Rocky Mountain
North Pacific Coast
Westhinses
Kentucky
Virginia
Texas
Louisiana
Ilinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Indiana
Pacific Coast
Ifornia
Tehachapt
Red River
North Valley
Oate
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Explosion injures six on Fulton submarine boat at Delaware breakwater
The Fulton from Brooklyn to Norfolk suffered a gas explosion while rounding the Delaware breakwater. Sixteen injured were treated at the marine hospital. one, Rehitel, remained hospitalized. Fire and debris forced towing to New Suffolk for repairs with several crew praised for bravery.
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Lewes
Del
Fulton
Delaware
Brooklyn
Norfolk
Oscar Kohen
Arthur MacArthur
United States Navy
Harry Moore
C B Ainer
Charles Bechtel
United States Marine Hospital
Rechtel
Fulton Company
New Suffolk
Miner
MacArthur
Gunner Brechtel
Bechtel
Frank Coble
Trent H TW
Merrell
Charles Berg
Storm King
Mindorn
Laney Hook
Baseball Scores From National and Minor Leagues Tuesday
National league results list New York and Brooklyn games with mixed innings. American league show Chicago Cleveland Boston and Washington Philadelphia St Louis Detroit and Louisville Milwaukee. Western league reports Colorado Springs Saint Joseph Des Moines Milwaukee Omaha Peoria Denver Kansas City.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
St Louis
Detroit
Louis
Vee American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisvile
Milwaaukee
Louisville
Colorado Springs
Joseph
Des Moines
Milwaukee
Omaha
Omahao
Peoria
Dargmera
Denver
Kansar City
Taft Addressed Yale Audience On Philippine History
Gov Gen William H Taft spoke to about 2000 students professors and others in College Street hall Yale Tuesday evening. He was introduced by President A T Hadles and outlined the Philippines historical geog raphy and political economic status when American forces arrived, then covered the four year work of the Philippine commission.
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New Haven Conn
William H Taft
Philippine Islands
College Street Hall
Yale
A T Hadles
Philippines
Pfatt
Philippine Commission
American League Players Instructed Not To Protest
Phisers Ta dow Truser and Beenhard of the American league, sent from Philadelphia by Manager Mock, were advised by the Philadelphia club’s counsel not to wear their uniforms or provoke Philadelphia courts. The players say they are not troubled, as their salaries are guaranteed for the season.
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Phisers
Truser
Beenhard
Philadelphia
Mock Trace
Tragic Self Destruction Over Cotton Futures
Memphis Tennessee April 30. E L Jackson left breakfast, entered a backyard outhouse, and fatally shot himself in the mouth with a revolver. Report says $1,000 in cotton futures triggered his despair and led to the suicide.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tragic double tragedy near Riley township raises questions
St Johns Michigan April 30 J A Kimball aged 75 shot his wife and then killed himself. Authorities say Kimball was eccentric but not insane and no motive is known. Also St Marys Cathedral in Peoria Illinois was consecrated April 30 in a lengthy service with public excluded to avoid interruption.
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St. Johns
Mich
J. A. Kimball
Riley Township
Kimball
St. Mary's Cathedral
Peoria
Ill
Inmates Bray and Murray Die After Fire at Home
William Bray and John W. Murray, inmates of the King's Daughters' home in Oakland, Cal, died at the receiving hospital Tuesday after being burned in a fire that occurred Monday.
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Oakland
Cal
William Bray
John W. Murray
King’s Daughters’ Home
United States Consul General Osborne Dies in London
London April 30 United States Consul General Osborne died at his Wimbledon residence at 10 30 am He had been ill since November with Brights disease dropsy and heart trouble He arrived in England in 189? and was born in Girard Ohio in 1942 He was cousin to the late President McKinley and had served in London for five years the post valued for a high compensation level
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London
United States
Osborne
Wimbledon
Bright
England
William McKinley Osborne
McKinley
Girard O
Boston
Washington
Roxbury
Mass
United States Foreign Service
Republican National Committee
Kinley
Europe
An Foglish College
Take Washington
Evans
White House
William Mc Ninles Osborne
Pene
Flans
New Building Bill Advances for Public Works in 174 Cities
Washington reports a public building bill moving under a three hour debate that would distribute 1 405 450 to 174 cities and authorize 77 new sites and 17 united sites. Gen Arthur MacArthur discussed sovereignty claims in the Philippines and the implications of independence in a broader Senate exchange.
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Geo Smith
Senate
Washington
Omnius
Treasury
Arthur MacArthur
United States
Philippine Islands
Philippines
MacArthur
Jacob H Smith
Samar
Beveridge
Osborne and officials in Europe and Washington details
Reports note the death of William McNinnies Osborne consul general to London and a possible appointment for Evans after a White House visit. Capt A Albers of the Deutschland dies. Emperor William sends condolences. Archbishop Corrigan's condition worsens in New York as discussions continue on military and political bills with debates over General Smith and Samar orders ongoing in Washington.
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New York
Corrigan
Father Curley
Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
Burlson
Texas
War Department
Jacob H. Smith
Samar
Philippine Islands
Smith
Senate Committee On the
Philippines
Prohibition Party Convention Set for Clinton June 19
A Missouri prohibition party call announces a state convention in Clinton on June 19 to nominate state officers. Delegates will include both men and women.
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Mexico
Prohibition Party of Missouri
Clinton
Pope moves consistory to May with few cardinal appointments
Rome reports the pope will hold a consistory in the latter half of May. No new cardinals will be created and only a few bishops will be appointed.
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Rome
Tornado damages Glenrose area with eight dead
Granbury Cox special reports four injuries more than previously counted. In Glenrose thirty three structures destroyed as the tornado traversed five miles north and seven miles south. Eight deaths total and three of the injured likely to die. few injuries outside the town.
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Dadlat
Tex
Granbury Cox
Glenrose
Glenrore
Nominations and Candidacy Announcements Listed
Washington and Madison reports note President Moody to nominate William H Moody for secretary of the navy and James K Narnes as United States attorney for the western district of Arkansas. Madison confirms Herman K B Dahle seeks a third term in Congress from Wisconsin's Second District.
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Washington
William H Moody
Massachusetts
James K Narnes
United States
Western District of Arkansas
Madison Wis
Herman KB. Dahle
Wisconsin
Cholera Toll Report From Manila and Provinces
Manila reports 605 cholera cases and 483 deaths to date. Provinces total 1 764 cases and 1 281 deaths.
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Manila
Provinces
Logansport Offered Library by Carnegie Gift Plan
Logansport Indiana April 230 The Logansport school board has received an offer from Andrew Carnegie to donate twenty five thousand dollars for a public library if the city will expend twenty five hundred dollars a year for its support.
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Logansport
Ind
Andrew Carnegie
Minister Wa Ting Fang declines Georgia commencement address
Washington April 30 Minister Wa Ting Fang has declined an invitation to deliver at a commencement in Milledgeville Georgia due to recent criticisms of him in the senate.
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Washington
Wa Ting Fang
Miledgeville
Senate
Five Die As California Limited Wrecks On Curve
The California Limited on the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe derailed on a curve near Cama, Missouri, killing five and injuring twenty three. Victims include T French of Chicago and Mr Westhainer of Santiago California. Fire car overturned, dining car tumbled down embankment. train sped at 65 mph before derailment.
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Medill
Missouri
Keokuk
California Limited
Cama
French
Chicago
Westheiner
Santiago
Cal
Henry Coates
Australia
Charles Sargent
Gates
Wracenda
Nama
Nualear
Kori
Rome
Vote to Sell Islands Impasse in Danish West Indies Plebiscite
The Danish landsting debateed cession of the Danish West Indies to the United States. A majority proposal calls for a plebiscite among island inhabitants, mirroring 1867, with minor changes awaited from the folketing. Opponents urge voter influence on St Thomas residents via anti sale leaflets.
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Copenhagen
Landsthing
Folkething
Tme
Lars
Island
St Thomas
Chicago Officers Sentenced After Venice Street Incident
Venice officials report United States cruiser Chicago officers faced imprisonment after arrest for disorderly conduct and street fighting on Friday night. Captain Robert P. Wynne, commander of the Chicago’s marine guard, received a listed sentence as part of the proceedings.
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Robert E. Ledbetter
Johns. Buddridge
Wilfred Langtry
Venice
Dayton
Chicago
United States Navy
Italy
Robert P. Wynne
Marine Guard of the
German Emperor awards China medal to American newspaper correspondent
Berlin reports Emperor William conferred the bronze China medal on Joseph Herrings, the New York newspaper correspondent wounded aboard the German gunboat This at Taku, China. Herrings, a naturalized American citizen, was ordered expelled from Germany last September over alleged military service evasion, an order later rescinded.
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Berlin
William
China
Joseph Herrinngs
New York
Taku
Herrings
Germany
Grain and Livestock Markets Mixed on April Trade
Chicago and markets report mixed grain prices with spring patents quoted around 3.60 to 3.70 while corn and rye show unsettled to firmer tones. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices vary by class with steady to lower trends and regional quotes from South Omaha and related markets.
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Isaac Rye-Slight
Rample
Barlee
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Peroper
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Eo Borkboris Ital
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Murk
fdNh
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Herat
Texas
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