Russia Keeps Watch On Mongolia Amid Manchuria Demands
London Times New York Times special cablegram reports Russia insists on Mongolia remaining under present administration to block turning it into a Chinese province. U S notes protest Russia's terms while awaiting China’s response and potential trade concessions in Manchuria.
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LonDon Times
New York Times
London
Peking
the Times
Manchuria
Foreign Office
Russia
Mongolia
Chinese Foreign Office
Niu Chwang
Shanhai-Kwan
Niu-Chwang
Further Russian Demands on Russo Chinese Treaty
A Daily Mail dispatch from St. Petersburg reports Sere accepting Russian proposals to modify the Russo Chinese commercial treaty. Conditions include taxing Chinese arms in Manchuria, building a Kalgan manufactory for a Peking railroad,Khardin mine rights administration, free Russian goods in Central China, and closing Manchuria to other powers. The accord would take effect after the Manchurian Railroad opens, signaling Manchuria as a Russian province.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
Sere
Manchuria
China
Kalgan
Peking
Khardin
Russia
Chinese Governor Tied to Treachery Amid Rebellion Claims
London April 27 The Times reports Cantonese residents in Shanghai claim the Governor of Kwang-Si Wang Chi-Chun intends to accept French funds and troops to suppress a suspected insurrection. His alleged betrayal sparks protests over potential empire partition and rising brigandage blamed on his governance.
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Wang-Chi-Chun
Kwang-Li
China
London Times
NEW York Times
London
Shanghai
Times
Kwang-Si
Wang& i-Chun
Reachee Aare
Co Ngan-Whel
American Protest To Russia Reviewed In Hay Cassini Talk
Washington April 26. Secretary Hay and Count Cassini the Russian Ambassador met at Mr ae house for nearly an hour to discuss Russia's Manchuria demands and their impact on American interests. It was denied that Cassini bore official advices though he is reported to be suffering from a bhimbago attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Manchuria
Hay
Count Cassini
Index to Departments and Page Mentions Snapshot
Index lists Amusements Arrivals at Hotels and Out-of-Town Buyers Losses by Fire Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails Real Estate Religious Weather Yesterday's Fires and page references for a past issue with partial notes and misaligned text.
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Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails
Westerday
Japan Presses for Firm Policy on Manchuria Evacuation
The Tokio correspondent of The Times reports that Japanese public opinion favors a strong policy regarding Russia and the evacuation conditions in Manchuria.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
The
Times
Manchuria
Newspapers unite on defending China's integrity in Manchuria
By AP dispatch from Yokohama dated April 26, newspapers long seen as moderate now urge all powers to present a united front to Russia over its Manchuria demands. The call stresses Chinese development and trade opportunities and a firm stance against aggression.
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Associated Press
Yokohama
China
Russia
Manchuria
London Times View on Russia Demands in Manchuria
In an editorial The Times argues that the United States Great Britain and Japan will judge the terms by their impact on their rights and interests rather than on Russia's framing. It notes Russia already enjoys sovereignty in Manchuria and rivals have shown little inclination to challenge her position.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Russia
Manchuria
Times
United States
Great Britain
Japan
The
Pony in the White House visit cheers ailing Archie Roosevelt
Archibald Roosevelt recovering from measles received a surprise visit from his pony Algonquin a gift from Secretary Hitchcock. Groom Charles secretly led the pony through the White House to Archie's room in an elevator the first such horse ride in White House history.
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New York Times
Washington
Archie Roosevelt
Archie
Hitchcock
White House
Chorus Girls Stranded As Manager Skips Town
In Chicago on April 26 twenty five chorus girls from the Foxy Quiller company and nine others mourn the failure of manager Ben Stern who allegedly absconded after ten days of attached proceeds. Stern reportedly left for St Louis leaving the troupe to sleep in hotels or a tailor shop while seeking transport to New York. Sixteen headed for New York. the rest remained for new engagements.
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Newee Times
Chicago
Foxy Quiller
Kaiserhof Hotel
Ben Stern
St. Louis
Stern
Great Northern Theatre
Kaiserhof
Edna Bronson
M. Newfield
Victoria
Auditorium Annex
New York
Train schedules to Grand Rapids via New York Central and Michigan Central
The notice advertises a daily New York to Grand Rapids service via Detroit via the New York Central and Michigan Central lines. It specifies departure at 4 PM from New York.
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Grand Rapids
New York Central
Michigan Central
New York
Detroit
Ady
Lynching and Raid on Negro Bridge Workers Near Santa Fé Ill
An unknown seventeen year old black youth is hanged by a mob near Santa Fé after an assault on Branson Davis’s ten year old daughter. The mob then attacked a tent colony of black bridge workers, burning tents and firing on them. many were shot but none confirmed dead. Police guard the town as tensions rise.
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Thebes
Ill
Vilage of
Santa Fe
Branson Davis
Santa Fé
Mississippi
Illinois
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Lynching of Black Man Reported in Carthage
News from Longview reports a mob in Carthage hanged a Black man last night after an alleged attack on a white girl. Captured by Panola County officers, released on bond, then mobbed and executed in the public square. body found this morning hanging from a telephone pole.
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Long View
Texas
Carthage
Panola County
Mob Whips Four in Bloominton Home Invasion
In Bloomington Indiana on April 26 thirty eight masked men raided a house and whipped Rebecca Stephens sixteen and Ida Stephens thirteen along with Joe Shively fifty. Shively was hit in the eye with brass knuckles and whipped with barbed wire while the sisters were struck with barbed wire and apple switches. Several assailants were recognized and warrants will be sworn out for their arrest.
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Bloomington
Ind
Rebecca
Ida Stephens
Joe Shively
Stephens
Shively
President Roosevelt in Grand Island Nebraska
President Roosevelt’s Nebraska trip featured a quiet start with a morning church service at St. Stephen’s Episcopal, a 15 mile horseback ride to Taylor’s sheep ranch and the Soldiers’ Home, and dust due to a high wind as the Fire Department sprayed water to keep cars clear. Vice President to speak tomorrow and depart for Hastings. Yale athlete W. W. Heffelfinger declines Civil Service Commission offer.
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Grand Island
Neb
Roosevelt
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Louis A. Arthur
Dietrich
Taylor
Hastings
Omaha
Dog Bites General Corbin at World’s Fair Grounds
Major General Corbin was bitten on the leg by a yellow dog while inspecting the World’s Fair Grounds. He sought care at the Emergency Hospital where Dr. Moore cauterized the wound and said the injury would not be serious.
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ST. Louis
Gen. Corbin
Preliminary hearing on San Antonio and Aransas Pass case
Austin Texas April 26 The preliminary hearing to consider charges against the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway Company looks toward the institution of a suit to forfeit its railroad charter.
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New York Times
Austin
Texas
San Antonio and Aransas Pass
San Antonio and Aransas Pass Rail Line Under Scrutiny
The Rail road Commission will hear a charter case tomorrow alleging the San Antonio and Aransas Pass is owned by the Southern Pacific, acts as a parallel competitor to the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio, also a Southern Pacific property, and that it issued 1,800,000 in bonds without Commission authority.
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Railroad Commission
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Southern Pacific
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Fire destroys Brunson and Union Clothing buildings in Columbus
A Friday morning blaze in Columbus, Ohio, consumed the Brunson and Union Clothing Company buildings at High and Long Streets and nearby structures, causing about 600000 in damages. Daniel Lewis, captain of Engine Company No. 11, died beneath a collapsing wall, while Philip Nation, a grocer, was rescued from his fourth floor apartment as flames enveloped the blocks. The blaze started in the Brunson Building, driven by a north wind, and prompted extensive insurance losses among the affected firms and stores.
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Columbus
Ohio
Brunson and Union Clothing Company
Long
Nicholas
Daniel Lewis
Eagine Company No. 11
Philip Nation
Brunson
Walkover Shoe Company
Tailmadge Hardware’ Company
Bott Brothers
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Maurice Hague
H. P. Hagen
Brunson Block
Union Block
Union Clothing Company
Bott Brothers, Saloon
Lynas Brothers
Tallmadge Hardware Company
Courtright Block
Kirby & Co
Munsey & Co
New York and Ottawa line may be sold to Delaware and Hudson
Foreclosure sale set for May 14 on the 128 mile New York and Ottawa Railroad from Tupper Lake to Ottawa Ontario. A D and H purchase would add a 20 mile spur via Loon Lake and Meacham Lake, creating Ottawa Albany access for lumber and paper shipments. Rumors say Standard Oil interests prefer the D and H, not the New York Central.
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New York Times
Plattsburg
N. Y
New York and Ottawa
Tupper Lake
Franklin County
Ottawa
Ontario
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Delaware and Hudson
Loon Lake
William Rockefeller
McCollums
Meacham Lake
New York
St. Regis Falls
Albany
International Paper Company
Cadyville
New York Central
Adirondack
Standard Oil
West Chicago Street Railway stockholders meet on plan to break from Union Traction
W H Gray calls a stockholders meeting at the Masonic Temple to discuss severing the West Chicago Street Railway from the Union Traction for independent negotiations with Chicago. Gray owns 41500 in West Chicago stock and seeks franchise extension with city compensation. Treas. Markham B. Orde and Receiver Marshall E. Sampsell doubt feasibility of secession.
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New York Times
Chicago
West Chicago Street Railway Company
W. H. Gray
Masonic Temple
West Chicago
Union Traction Companies
Markham B. Orde
West and
North Chicago Street_ Railway
West Side Company
Union Traction Company
Gray
Marshall E. Sampsell
Rochester Girl Finds Man in Her Room
In Rochester New York at 4 AM Miss Rose Cornwell awoke to find a man in her bedchamber. Mrs George Cornwell and staff chased the intruder who leaped from a window into a peach tree and fled toward Seneca Park. Joseph Powell a prominent society young man was captured and jailed with no explanation offered.
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New York Times
Rochester
N. Y
George Cornwell
Glendale Park
Rose Cornwell
Miss Cornwell
Seneca Park
Joseph Powell
Powell
Chicago Democracy Split forces rival picnics in June
Fierce split between the old County Democracy and the new City Democracy aims to broaden to state and national scope. County Democracy sets June 28 at Elliott's Park for a picnic with possible principal speaker Adlai B. Hill of New York and invites others including ex President Cleveland and Richard Olney. An Usher High Ball advertises Scotch Glenlivet.
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County
D. B. Hill
Cleveland
Richard Olney
New York Times
Chicago
Old County Democracy
New City
Elliott
Avid B. Hill
New York
Body of Openhym Found in Harlem River After Monthlong Search
After a prolonged hunt along the Harlem River a body identified as Adolphe Openhym, silk merchant at Grand and Mercer, was found by Capt. Meehan at One Hundred Fifty-seventh Street. Openhym, who disappeared March 30 after leaving Riverside Drive home in good health, is believed to have jumped from High Bridge in a momentary insanity. The recovered body bore a bruise and was dressed, with letters, money, and a gold monogrammed watch found nearby. Coroner Scholer ruled no crime or foul play implied and a funeral is set for Wednesday at the Openham residence with Rev. Felix Adler officiating.
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Harlem River
Adolphe Openhym
William, Openham & Sons
Grand and
Mercer Streets
High Bridge
John Meehan
Ella Jane
Fifty-seventh
Openham
Riverside Drive
Amsterdam Avenue
Frank McConville
Harlem
West One Hundred and Fifty-second Street
Openhym
Rolph
Johnson
Capt. Meehan
One
Hundred and Fifty-seventh Street
Meehan
Charles Francis
August
Mr. Openham
Jerome
A. O
Robert PD. Kohn
Fifth Avenue
Scholer
Campbell Burial and Cremation Company
West Twenty-third Street
West Twenty-third Street. Mr. Kohn
Openene
Scholes
Felix Adler
Gunboats for Philippines Found Defective
Yokohama advices report serious defects in four gunboats built for Philippine Island service by the Urega Dock Company. Washington ordered rebuilding of the remaining three and imposed close naval supervision. the ships show machinery shortcomings despite outwardly sound hulls.
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New York Times
Tacoma
Wash
Yokohama
United States
Urega Dock Company
Japan
Manila
Washington
Santo Domingo Rebels Overthrow Government
Rebels seize San Carlos and Guibia in Santo Domingo City as government forces retreat. Provisional government formed with A Wos-Gil as president and Miguel Febles as interior minister. Civilians suffer homelessness and hunger while U S naval aid is lamented.
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Santo Domingo
San Carlos
Guibia
Vasquez
San Pedro de Macoris
Azua de Compostela
Bani
San Cristobal
San Domingo
United States
Atlanta
Barahona
Seibe
A. Wos-Gil
Miguel Febles
Fidelio Desprades
Enrique Henriquez
R. E. Galvan
Jose Brache
Dionisio Frias
Francesco Detjeen
Battle in Somaliland near Danop involves Major Gough
Bohotle Somaliland April 25 Major Gough commands a mobile column and clashes with the enemy near Danop. Thirteen of his men are killed including two officers and four officers are wounded. the enemy reports about 200 killed. London April 27 dispatch confirms a 200 man British column under attack near Danop. The force formed a square, received reinforcements, and retired toward Bohotle with wounded, as ammunition ran low. Col Cobbe's relief by Gen Manning and retreat to Galadi occurred without opposition. About 200 of the Mulahs men were lost in the original attack on Plunkett's square.
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Bohotle
Somaliland
Gough
Danop
London
Bonhotle
Cobbe
Manning
Galadi
Plunkett's Square
Stuart Robson III Cancels Dates After Illness
Word from Toledo says Stuart Robson was taken ill in Auburn New York last night and his remaining tour dates were canceled. The run had included two weeks in New York Ohio and Michigan.
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Toledo
Ohio
Stuart Robson
Auburn
N. Y
New York
Michigan
Furniture Made of Horns Attracts Denver Buyer
Denver April 26 John W Gates gathers a horn furniture set for his den crafted by Eugene FE L Keehn of Engine Company No 3 Denver Fire Department The horn pieces include two armchairs a settee a table a footstool and a smoking set with oak accents Keehn worked about two years facing difficulty collecting enough hornsNamed entities include John W Gates Eugene FE L Keehn Denver Fire Department Engine Company No 3.
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New York Times
Denver
Col
John W. Gates
Eugene FE. L. Keehn
Engine Company No. 3
Denver Fire Department
Gates
Keeln
Bridegroom 87 Bride 60 Kansas Marriage Row
William Shanks aged eighty seven faced a judge in Topeka Kansas as Probate Judge Fagan asked when a man is too old to marry. He responded you will have to ask older men and then led his sixty year old bride to the altar.
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New York Times
Topeka
Kan
William Shanks
Fagan
Shanks
Kansas
Metropolitan Reply to Amory Charges Exposes Accounting Report
Metropolitan Street Railway President Vreeland rejects criminal libel claims by William Amory. Expert accountants conclude no corporate mismanagement or missing funds, and dispute alleged false balances, noting construction costs and accounting reports differ in timing but do not imply fraud.
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Herbert H. Vreeland
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
William N. Amory
Eugene A. Philbin
Vreeland
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Penking
Manchria
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Pony
Groom
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Lewis
Chicago Traction
West Chicago Company
Man
Chicago Democracy
Glenlivet
Adyv
Capt
Philippines
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cape Haitien
Haiti
Vineta
Port-au-Prince
Casimiero Cordero
Interior
Aquiles Alvarez
Sanchez
Monte Cristi
Navarro
Mullah
Stuart Robson III
Burnett
Amory
the Accountants Report
Whll
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Metropolitan Company
Second Avenue Railroad Company
Thirty Fourth Street Crosstown
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