France Warns Strikers Ahead of May Day Violence
Premier Sarrien vows firm action against any May Day outbreaks as Paris shifts to a military mood. Rgulars patrol boulevards while trains bring reinforcements. museums close. races canceled. several arrests for anti military pamphlets.
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Paris
Sarrien
M. Larrien
France
Champs de Mars
Vincennes
Tivoli Vauxhall
Revolutionary Party
Confederation of Labor
Labor Exchange
Garete Street
Western Railroad
Argenteuil
Colombes
Clemenceau
Extra Session Likely For New York Legislature
Albany April 29 Senator George R Malby says an extra session will be needed to push key measures. He cites the Good Roads bill and reapportionment in committee and predicts Gov will call extra session. Senator Jotham P Allds counters that all major bills are near passage and could be finished before adjournment.
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New York Times
Albany
George R. Malby
Jotham P. Allds
Malloy
Index to Departments Listings and Page References
The notice lists department topics and page numbers: Amusements page 9, Arrivals of Out-of-Town Buyers page 10, Financial News pages 12 14 14 1, Marine Intelligence and Foreign Motiles page 10, Society page 9, Weather Report page 99, Yesterday's Fires page 7. It catalogs sections and where to find them in the issue.
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Financial News
Marine
Society
Weather Report
Auction Sales and Classifieds Overview
Auction sales and various classified notices listed by page numbers include furnished rooms, hardware, help and situations wanted, hotels and restaurants, and lost and found. The fragment indicates a structured listing of classifieds across pages 11 1d 41 and 18.
Young Iron Manufacturer's Son Injured In Motorcycle Crash
Edward K. Wallace an 18 year old heir of Edward C Wallace wealthy iron maker living at 78T Fifth Avenue and with office 66 Broadway was flung from his motorcycle on Jerome Avenue at 200th Street yesterday morning. He was taken to Fordham Hospital apparently mortally injured while Yale student Caleb E Bragg and friends assisted. Doctors said Wallace skull was fractured and the outcome was doubtful after an operation. Coroner Dolan will weigh Bragg initial account if Wallace cannot describe the crash.
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Edward K. Wallace
Edward C. Wallace
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Jerome Avenue
200Th Street
Fordham
Caleb E Bragg
Yale
New Haven
Wallace
Bragg
Fordham Hospital
Joseph A. Blake
Madison Avenue
Higgins
Dolan
Brewer
Young Wallace
Forged $100000 Bonds Tangle Ohio Regulator Case
Cincinnati reports reveal forged $100,000 Wood County improvement bonds tied to a $65,000 batch pledged to banks as collateral. Broker Arthur L. Rich vanished after a chase across Ohio, allegedly jumping from a Pullman car window. Briggs and Wooley pressed for repayment. Rich later surfaced toward Louisville and New Orleans.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Wood County
Ohio
Arthur L. Rich
Honduras
Dayton
Rich
P. 8. Briggs
Beloit
Wis
Briggs
Fifth National Bank
Hirsch
Charlies Shaw
Buffalo
Springfield
Shaw
Louisville
New Orleans
Janesville
Park Rowers Upset Prompts Night Boating Reversal
Park Commissioner Butler recently ruled Central Park lake safe for boating. A rowboat capsized with William Flynn and Hall Swiney, who both swam to safety after tumbling and overturning the boat. Crowds feared drownings as bystanders watched rescue efforts.
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Butler
Central Park
William Flynn
East Eighty-first Street
Hall
East End Avenue
Pallas
Mr. Pallas
Mrs. E. R. Thomas Ill at St. Regis Hotel
Mrs. E. R. Thomas wife of the horse man is reported ill at the St. Regis Hotel where the Thomas family are quartered during house alterations at 17 West Fifty-seventh Street A hotel clerk denied any operation had been performed and said she hoped to be out in a few days
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E. R. Thomas
St. Regis
St. Regis Hotel
Thomas
West Fifty-seventh Street
Parade Sunrise Route Advertises Central Lines Travel
A fragment describes a sunlit parade and a New York Central Lines ticket via Chicago Cincinnati or St Louis to Colorado Utah California and the Pacific with festive mood notes and references to travel routes.
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New York Central Lines
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Colorado
Utah
California
Pacific
Dowie Defies Enemies in Zion Tabernacle Faceoff
Chicago April 29 Dowie spoke to about 2,500 in Zion Tabernacle denying charges raised by Voliva as rival meeting drew 5,000 at Zion College. He appeared in white gold purple robe, denounced accusations, and urged accusers to confront him. Voliva’s faction held a separate service as legal action continues.
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Chicago
Zion Tabernacle
John Alexander Dowie
Voliva
Zion City
Zion College
Zion Choir
Zion Band
Dowie
Oliver to merge The Times with The Gazette in Pittsburg
Pittsburgh April 30 The Times will cease as a separate paper and merge with The Gazette under the name The Times Gazette. George T. Oliver, steel magnate and owner of The Chronicle Telegraph, buys The Times from the Magee estate for about 750000. M. E. Gable, Times editor, rushes to Pittsburgh from San Francisco and may launch a new morning paper.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Oliver
The
Times
Republican
Gazette
Times-Gazette
M. E. Gable
San Francisco
London
Mogador
Morocco
Daily Mail
Marrakesh
Messen
United Fruit Plans World’s Largest Cane Sugar Factory
Interests allied with the Banana Trust build a massive sugar complex at Nipe Bay Cuba. The Nipe Bay Company, led by Andrew W. Preston, will invest about 5 million dollars and acquire 130000 acres to process 5000 tons of cane daily with 100 miles of railroad, using American machinery.
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United Fruit Company
Banana Trust
Pennsylvania Special to Chicago Leaves New York at 3 55 P M
Advertises an 18 hour service from New York to Chicago on the Pennsylvania Railroad arriving Chicago at 8 55 A M. Mentions rock ballast roadbed and other fast trains.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Westchester Line Trolley Crash Injures Many in Tremont
A Westchester Line trolley, at Tremont Avenue and 179th Street, crashed into a standing Williamsbridge car just after 10 last night. Passengers were thrown, with Mrs. William J. Carson among the injured, and at least twenty others slightly hurt. Traffic halted for 30 minutes as cars were separated. ambulance calls went to Fordham Hospital.
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Westchester Line
Williamsbridge
Tremont Avenue
179Th Street
Westchester
William J. Carson
Grand Avenue
Carson
Ellen Lindeman
Bushwick Avenue
Brooklyn
Huber
East 102d Street
Westchester Village
Fordham Hospital
Roosevelt After 1908
Roosevelt plans to stay active after his presidency and continues to push for economic reforms including railroad rate regulation and an inheritance tax. Rumor says he could be Secretary of State if the next administration mirrors his policies, potentially overseeing the Panama Canal.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
State Department
Taft
Harvard Instructor Muenter Still Unfound in Death Case
Cambridge police continued to seek Hunch Muenter, a Harvard German instructor, in connection with his wife’s death. He had visited relatives in Monrovia, California, after leaving Chicago on April 20. Bertha Muenter arrived in Cambridge and found police at the Muenter home, with a neighbor Mrs. Derrick and infant child present elsewhere.
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Cambridge
Mass
Muenter
Harvard
Ther
Monrovia
Cal
Los Angeles
Chicago
Bertha Muenter
Oxford Street
F. E. Bryant
Miss Muenter
Miners clash at Paint Creek Mines leaves several wounded
In Windber near Paint Creek, a riot between union and non union miners results in two dying, one likely fatally stabbed, multiple injuries, and seven arrests for incitement to riot. Deputies escorted leaders after the half hour battle and wounded were taken to Windber Hospital.
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Johnstown
Penn
Paint Creek
Windber
Baltimore & Ohio
Windber Trospital
Fire at Bay Way Refining plant wipes out station and buildings
In Elizabethport Elizabeth, the Bay Way Refining Company fire swept a receiving station, power house, office, and wharf, with six tanks exploding while eighteen metal tanks stood. Oil flowed into Staten Island Sound but current tide spared the waterfront. loss estimated at 100000 with 75000 insured.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Bay Way Refining Company
Elizabethport
Staten Island Sound
Stanford Ruins Show Earthquake’s Severe Toll
Palo Alto April 29 Stanford University suffered extreme earthquake damage with its gateway arch, memorial chapel, library and gymnasium wrecked or ruined. Buildings collapsed or were badly damaged while President Jordan urged reconstruction and seismic-proofing. railroad tunnels and hillsides also bore strange effects.
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Leland Stanford, Jr., University
America
Palo Alto
University
Henry Lathrop
Stanford
Museum
Art Gallery
Gutenberg
Department of Chemistry
Roble
David Starr Jordan
Jordan
Southern Pacific Railroad
Santa Cruz
San Jose
Roosevelt Return From Potomac Cruise Aboard Sylph
President and Mrs. Roosevelt returned to the White House after a Potomac cruise aboard the Sylph. The weather was ideal in the morning but turned cloudy with light rain toward the end of the trip as they arrived at 8:30 p m.
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Washington
German Cavalry to Imitate U S Army Methods at Manouvers
Berlin reports that at the Kaiser led army maneuvers the German cavalry division will adopt United States cavalry methods. The force will perform its usual attack missions and also serve as infantry.
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London
NEW York Times
Berlin
United States
Brooklyn Trolley Hits Car On Highteenth Street
A Fifth Avenue line trolley in Brooklyn struck an automobile at Highteenth Street injuring the driver William Gaston and his wife Louise Gaston who were thrown from the car. Mrs. Gaston was treated by an ambulance surgeon and went home. the auto suffered two wheels smashed and other damage.
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Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Highteenth Street
William Dodde
William D. Gaston
Seventy-second Street
Louise Gaston
Vatican Plan Accepted on Philippine Friar Lands Settlement
The Vatican plan for the 7 million dollar United States payment for Philippine friar lands has been accepted by the Dominicans and is substantially agreed to by other religious orders. The Vatican will keep the principal, provide annual interest as an allowance to Philippine dioceses, and distribute the remainder among orders in the islands per their agreement.
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Romeo
Vatican
United States
Philippines
Philippine
Gen. Greely
Greely
James D. Phelan
Finance Committee
General Committee
San Francisco
Phelan
Congress
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Islands
Municipal Finance Committee
Red Cross
Young Man Fined One Cent for Park Grass Violation
Robert H. Fowler, 22, of 60 East Sixty-eighth Street, appeared before Magistrate Walsh in Yorkville Court charged with crossing Central Park grass after a police warning. He claimed a Parks permit for grass use, produced it, and was fined one cent. lacking change, a reporter supplied the needed coin to release him from the court prison risk.
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Robert H. Fowler
East Sixty-eighth Street
Walsh
Yorkville Court
Central Park
Department of Parks
Fowler
Mud Flood Ravages Mount Vesuvius Region
Reports from Naples on April 29 describe torrents of mud from heavy rains washing down Mount Vesuvius. Cinders and basalt stones accompanied the debris, killing animals and flooding Paciano where residents escaped through windows. The Duchess of Aosta visited Ottojano to assess damage while King Edward and Queen Alexandra could not reach the royal observatory.
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Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Pacciano
Aosta
Ottojano
Edward
Alexandra
Royal Observatory
Vesuvius
Priest son of Sherman begins march from Atlanta to the sea
The Rev. Father Thomas Sherman son of Gen. W T Sherman arrived at Fort Oglethorpe and will start tomorrow on a march to the sea accompanied by a detail of the Twelfth Cavalry. Another detail will guide him from Fort McPherson to the sea.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Thomas Sherman
W. T. Sherman
Fort Oglethorpe
Twelfth Cavalry
Atlanta
Fort McPherson
Emperor skips opening visit to Tauride Palace
The program for the opening of the National Parliament in St Petersburg is altered. The Emperor will not attend at Tauride Palace in person but will meet Parliament and the Council of the Empire at the Winter Palace. It is expected members will take oath before him.
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ST. Petersburg
Tauride Palace
Council of the Empire
Winter Palace
Plan A Bond Issue to Rebuild City
San Francisco faces massive losses from the April 18 earthquake and fire with 200000 homeless. Gen Greely outlines relief districting and ration controls while finance leaders seek Congressional approval for bonds to fund reconstruction over fifty years secured by city assets.
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San Francisco
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Tion
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White House
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