Bomb Nearly Ends Alfonso and Bride During Madrid Wedding Progress
A Madrid bomb attack targeted King Alfonso and his English wife as they rode from San Jeronimo toward the palace after a wedding. Officials say two bombs exploded or failed. A groom and two wheel horses died, with at least sixteen killed and many injured. Suspect Manuel Durango, leader of the regicidal plot, is jailed awaiting examination.
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Alfonso
Madrid
Spain
San Jeronimo San Real
Manuel Durang
Two Ohio Men Die In Box Car Fire Near Dillonvale
Edward Neeley of Portland and John F. Singer of Bryant perished when a stove overheated igniting a blaze that consumed three box cars where twenty workers slept during Wheeling and Lake Erie road maintenance near Dillonvale Ohio.
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Edward Neeley
Portland
Ohio
John F. Singer
Bryant
Dillonvale
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Chicago Fire Marshal Dismissal Sparks Acting Appointment
Chicago Mayor Dunne removed Fire Marshal John Campien amid boiler adoption controversy. Captain John McDonough named acting fire marshal following the dismissal.
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Chicago
Dunne
John Campien
Campien
John McDonough
Memorial Day prank ends in tragedy at Lapel
Three boys using a shotgun barrel for cannon purposes at Lapel Indiana caused a fatal injury to 10 year old Fred Moore. Irwin Fisher and Fred Ellison were only slightly hurt as the event turned deadly. The incident occurred during a Memorial day celebration.
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Lapel
Fred Moore
Irwin Fisher
Fred Ellison
Russian Fleet Commander Rojestvensky Faces Court Martial
St Petersburg dispatch reports Admiral Rojestvensky, leader of the defeated Russian fleet, charged with surrendering the torpedo boat Byedovia on June 28 last year. Also implicated are several others in the surrender incident.
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St. Petersburg
Saya
Rojestvensky
Togo
Byedovia
Child burned by playmates in mock initiation
A 5-year-old child of Robert Maroney of Cedar Grove Kanawha County West Virginia was fed to a stake and burned to death by playmates emulating characters from a mock initiation of the Red Men staged by a local lodge in a public hall.
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Robert Maroney
Cedar Grove
Kanawha County
W. Va
British Ship Lismore Wrecked Near Santa Maria
Dispatch from Concepcion, Chile reports the British ship Lismore, en route from Melbourne on April 21 to Coronel, wrecked at Santa Maria. Twenty two crew members drowned, all officers except the first mate, who with three crewmen landed at Slico.
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Concepcion
Chile
Lismore
Melbourne
Coronel
Santa Maria
Slico
Lightning kills 12 year old at Indiana picnic
A lightning strike hit a large barn in Newburg Indiana during a Sunday school picnic as a severe storm moved through. Marvin Greer aged 12 died instantly and five other children were injured but not seriously.
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Newburg
Ind
Marvin Greer
Louisville Storm Causes Fifty Thousand Dollar Damage
A heavy rain and wind storm swept Louisville Kentucky causing about $50,000 in damage to the downtown district. Plate glass windows were blown in roofs were damaged fabrics were wetted and basements flooded.
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Louisville
Largest Ohio gas well drilled by Springfield Gas at Pleasantville
The Springfield Gas Company completed Ohio's largest gas well at Pleasantville in Licking County. It is estimated to be producing about 9,000,000 feet of gas per day.
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Ohio
Springfield Gas Company
Pleasantville
Licking County
Fire damages Union Underwear plant in Piqua Ohio
A $10000 loss from a blaze hit the Union Underwear Company knitting department in Piqua Ohio with unknown origin. Insurance covers the damage. Six hundred glass workers idle after Pittsburg orders close American Window Glass plant at Hartfort City Indiana. George E Howes ex mayor etc. commits suicide at Batlie Creek Mish by self inflicted act.
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Piqua
Ohio
Union Underwear Company
Pittsburg
American Window Glass Company
Hartfort City
Ind
George E. Howes
Baitie Creek
Mish
Senate Passes Agricultural Bill Amid Debate on Inspectors
The Senate approved an $7.8 million agricultural appropriation without debate and added the Beveridge bill for fresh meat inspection. McCumber charged grain-inspector fraud in Minneapolis but failed to win national inspection. The peso silver weight change bill passed. Clapp proposed easing alienation limits for five civilized tribes. Sea level canal as unfinished business. House debated veracity in rate bill, adopted rule, and approved pension bills. House adjourned to Monday.
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Senate
Beveridge
McCumber
Minneapolis
Philippines
Clapp
Five Civilized Tribes
House
Cooper
Wis
Hepburn
Iowa
Mesera
Tillman
Cullom
Elkins
Kittredge
Rayner
District of Columbia
Financial gains across industry lift Chicago market tone
Resumption of San Francisco banks frees funds for business, Calumet Electric railway easing money tightness, and robust steel and iron markets support production. Despite molders strikes, demand for rails and structural shapes remains strong, with heavy railroad traffic and expanding construction. Falls in lumber hides wool temper sentiment while copper and tin rise.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Calumet Electric Railway
Dun
Georgetown appoints Dr Joseph A Reilly as football coach
The Senate confirms Louis H Ayme Illinois as consul general at Lisbon Portugal. President Roosevelt will speak at Independence Day celebration in Oyster Bay New York. Archæological Institute of America bill advances through the House. Denby bill creates a U S court in China with sessions in Shanghai Canton and Tientsin. Rev Washington E B Gladden of Colorado named army chaplain captain with Twenty fourth SETS.
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Senate
Louis H. Ayme
Illinois
Lisbon
Portugal
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
L. I
Archeological Institute of America
House
Longworth
Ohio
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
China
Shanghai
Canton
Tientsin
Washington EB. Gladden
Colorado
Market prices across cities for cattle hogs and grains
Chicago to Toledo markets show wide price ranges for cattle hogs and grains. Prices include Chicago cattle 4.00 to 5.00 with hogs 4.00 to 6.55, wheat No 2 48e to 4c, corn No 2 48c to 50c, oats 32c to 42c, rye 66c to /, notably Indianapolis hogs 4.00 to 6.00, St. Louis cattle 4.50 to 6.00, Cincinnati wheat 91c to 91c, Detroit corn 52c to 53c, Milwaukee wheat 8c to 85c, and Toledo wheat 87c to 90c.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Corp
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
Hidden Flight to Siberia Plans Aboard Tyars Steamer
A secretive meeting reveals a plan to rescue Russian political exiles using a spring expedition. Easton outlines a four-man group of Russians and Englishmen with Tyars in command of a ship to breach ice and reach the Yana river while others travel overland or stay in Petersburg to coordinate money and disguises.
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Easton
Africa
Siberia
Siberian
Arctic
Petersburg
Eveyself
Tyars
Avell
China
Mr. Tyars
Claud Tyars
Chapter XIII Update Shows Time Lapse After Event
It notes a nearly one month gap following the previous incident as Mat continues with hidden developments. The text hints at a lag in progress and shifts in the narrative focus.
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Mat
Aunt Milly Dawsons Stand Against Bank President
In Brusselville a banking leader Dan lyle and lawyer Dick Norton preside over Henry Dawson’s debt settlement. Aunt Milly, praised as a gentle manager, challenges the notion of paying dollar for dollar, asking if he thanks God daily, and Henry concedes there may be more to it.
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Tyara
Waston
Misa Winter
Easton
Providence
Matthew Mark Enston
Tyars
Miss Winter
Grace
Leonardo da Vinci
Norton
Dan'l Lyle
Henry Dawson
Henry
Milly’ Dawson
Milly
Dawson Boys
Brusselville
Dani'l Lyle
Dick Norton
Lyle
Dan
Coal Load Sets Down on Weighty Question
A fragment notes a ton of coal placed on a scale raising questions about weight, logistics, and capacity. The snippet hints at a broader debate on energy supply and transport implications.
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Perkins
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District of Alaska
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Canada
Bradstreet
National Capital
Joseph A. Reilly
Georgetown University
S. Meiman
Matthew Mark Easton
Matthew Mark Easop
Helen Grace
Iiss Winter
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Agnes Winter
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