Alfred G Van derbilt's Brighton coaching triumph
Thousands greet Alfred G. Van derbilt as his four in hand coach Venture on the London to Brighton trial meets enthusiastic crowds from Berkeley Hotel to the Metropole. The trip, delayed to 6:08 pm, sees relays of horses at eight inns and massive roadside cheers from Reigate to Brighton.
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London
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Kurdish Trouble Grows On Persian Frontier
In St Petersburg dated April 22 reports say the Persian frontier situation worsens despite a April 20 Russian gain over brigands. Col Konovalov predicts a prolonged struggle until Persians are taught a lesson. Tribes resist fiercely, rail and frontier guard stretched, with no Persian aid anticipated. Turks feared to move east amid Macedonia talks and Anglo Russian accord.
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Foreign Office
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President Cabrera survives assassination attempt in Guatemala
President Cabrera of Guatemala survives a bayonet attack by five cadets as security steps up. Roosevelt sends congratulations after official dispatches cite a guard injury and a staff officer killed. streets closed and stores shut amid public shock.
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Cabrera
Roosevelt
United States
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Guatemala
Military Academy
TCHAYKOVSKY'S CASE DRAGS IN RUSSIA
The fate of Nicholas Tchaykovsky, imprisoned at the Fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul, will likely be decided by administrative action. Expulsion from the empire may replace exile in Siberia. A second American petition for a speedy trial and release was sent to the Department of Police for handling.
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Nicholas Tchaykovsky
St. Peter and St. Paul
Empire
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Tehnyukovsky
Department of Police
Latin Quarter Kermess Aids American Art Association
A large American gathering attended a Latin Quarter Kermess in Paris to raise funds for the American Art Association. The Galerie de la Charité hosted a medieval street setup with booths and Oriental scenes, plus a concert and an American minstrel show. Mrs White and Mrs Mason served as patronesses.
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Kermess
American Art Association
Galerie de la Charité
Pierre-Charron
Mme
Anna Gould
White
Mason
Liability Bill Signed By Roosevelt For Interstate Carriers
President Roosevelt signed the Employers' Liability bill after the Attorney General Bonaparte declared it constitutional. The measure makes railroads and common carriers liable for employee injuries or deaths caused wholly or in part by the negligence of officers, agents, or employees or by defects in equipment during interstate commerce.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Grape-Nuts Claims Restore Nerves and Digestion
A Wisconsin woman reports 12 years of dyspepsia relief with Grape-Nuts and Postum. She describes weight loss from 145 to 90 pounds, gradual recovery, renewed ability to speak clearly, and renewed appetite for fruits meats and vegetables after starting the cereal with milk and lime water.
Rivals Await Arrival of American Car Ivostok
A Siberian port is expected to receive Thomas Crew, now last, after a close race in Siberia. The event is noted as occurring around May 13.
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Paris
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Siberia
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Moscow
Nijni Novgorod
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Japan
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Trans-Pacific Shipping Notes From Alaska to Vladivostok
An Alaskan voyage reported impassable trails and return from Valdez to Seattle arriving Friday. A ship sailed April 21 for Yokohama en route to Vladivostok with a due date of April 29. Another vessel left Seattle April 20 for Vladivostok after shipment from Seattle.
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Vladivostok
Bryan's All-Day Stump Speech Tour Before Homeward Return
William Jennings Bryan spoke to businessmen law students and a New York press dinner, then boarded for Lincoln. He discussed Ryan testimony, vice presidential prospects, and labor reforms, urging that good government is a richer legacy than money and hinting at Taft and Roosevelt contrasts.
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Bryan addresses New York University Law School students
William Jennings Bryan spoke to about 1000 NYU Law School students on public speaking and ideals. He urged clear truth in speech, warned against arguing with those acting on pecuniary motives, and touched on income tax and unemployment relief. The crowd cheered and pressed around him after the talk.
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Bryan tells businessmen Bryan denounces money devil and monopoly
William Jennings Bryan addressed the Business Science Club in the Aldine Association rooms at 411 Fifth Avenue last night. He framed his talk around a story of an elevator man in a large office building and a corporate lawyer, underscoring his stance against demagogues and monopoly.
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Business Science Club
Aldine Association
Fifth Avenue
Roosevelt faces veto over naval appropriations in Senate
The Washington report notes President Roosevelt may veto a naval funding bill despite House support. Senators promise a clear stance on ship construction and funding, with discussions focusing on approving or withholding money for new vessels amid legislative pressure.
Unclear fragmentary note on international finance visit
An unreadable snippet mentions Imanishi of Specie Bank and a visit to England and Japan. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a complete news item.
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England
Japan
Japanese Tourists Visit Buffalo Guests of Yorkutami Figure
A group of Japanese visitors traveled to Buffalo and met with K Nanager of Yorkutami New York. The party sailed aboard the Celtic 14 con air through Europe and St.
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Yorkutami
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Ars
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Frenchman Roy Faces Murder Charge in Paris
Examining Magistrate Boucard hears Paul L. Roy accused by his American wife Glacia Calla of kiteing her brother George A Carkins in Newington New Hampshire. Roy, with lawyer Anthony Aarkin, denies murder and explains his account of Carkins death.
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British Treaty Ratified by Senate in Arbitration Accord
The Senate in executive session ratified an arbitration treaty with Great Britain despite protests from Irish groups across the United States including the Ancient Order of Hibernians Clan na Gael Friendly Sons of St Patrick and Robert Emmet Societies. A parallel treaty with Spain was also ratified.
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United States
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Sons of St. Patrick
Robert Emmet
England
Spain
Relapse and Operation Hit Russian General Linevitch
In St. Petersburg Lieut Gen Linevitch, once commander in Manchuria, is ill with pneumonia and suffered a relapse requiring operation by his doctors. In Peking Sir Robert Hart prepares for a year of sick leave in England after diplomatic farewell. In Casablanca the Penhurst departs for Gibraltar with Mulai Hafid's mission seeking recognition or intervention from powers. Florence hosts Griscom and Lowrie for the foundation stone of the American Episcopal Church in Rome.
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Peking
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