Madrid bomb outrage overshadows royal wedding pageantry
Reports from Madrid recount a bomb attack on King Alfonso and Queen Victoria amid a day of royal festivities for Princess Ena. Suspects including a Catalonian Manuel Duran are held as crowds and diplomats react with shock, mourning, and international sympathy.
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Manuel Duran
Duran
Frederick W. Whitridge
Roosevelt
Whitridge
Royal
Duke of Sotomayor
Foreign Office
United States
Madrid
Italian Embassy and About A Quarter of A Mile From the Royal Palace
Associated Press
Alfonso
Mateo Moral Escapes From Custody
Mateo Moral has escaped from custody, triggering a search by local authorities. No further details on location or method are provided in the statement.
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Gsin
Mateo Moral
Alfonso's Fifth Escape From Assassination Attempt
A year ago in Paris King Alfonso and President Loubet faced a bomb attack as their carriage departed the Opera. A cuirassier trooper was wounded, several escort soldiers were unseated, and bystanders injured. The King calmed the crowd and spoke of another providential escape. Five men were arrested and later acquitted.
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Alfonso
Paris
Loubet
M. Loubet
Firework Explosion Injures Twelve in Cuban Wedding Celebration
In Havana a premature blast at Cienfuegos injures twelve during King Alfonso's wedding celebration. A banquet at the Spanish Casino honors the royal wedding with President Palma represented by Sterling and Castro. Spanish clubs in Havana and other red are decorated for the event.
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Cienfuegos
Alfonso
Palma
Treasury
Sterling
Castro
Pope congratulates Alfonso after assassination attempt
In Rome on May 31 Pope Pius X was informed by Cardinal Merry del Val of the Spanish sovereigns abortive attack. The Pope sent personal congratulations to King Alfonso for his escape, and King Victor Emmanuel telegrammed condolences and greetings via the Duke of Genoa, who attended the wedding.
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Francois Ferdinand
Austria
Vladimir
Russia
Albrecht
Prussia
Prince Albert
Belgium
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Prince Carlos
Prince Alfonso
Spain
House of Battenberg
Christina
Rome
Cardinal Merry del Val
Pope Pius
Alfonso
Victor Emmanuel
Duke of
Genoa
Western Union Donates Typewriters After San Francisco Fire
The Western Union Telegraph Company will donate new Monarch typewriters to about 65 employees in San Francisco who lost their machines in the fire after the earthquake. The move is described as a generous gesture by the company.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Adv
Cattle Roof Gardens Highlight Sanitary Slaughter Sweep
Dr Thomas Darlington head of the New York Board of Health led inspections of fourteen Manhattan slaughter houses. He found them sanitary with air roof gardens at Swift and other plants and reported no bad conditions. City and union officials debate meat coloring and safety amid concerns of diseased cattle and offal handling.
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Thomas Darlington
New York Board of Health
Manhattan
New York
Darlington
Bensel
East Forty-fourth
East Forty-fifth
Swift& Co
Schwarzschild & Alzberger
United Dressed Beef Comany
Straus & Adler
Scanlon Brothers
Thomas Hall
New York City
W. T. Romaine
Bryce Mars
Wallace McGill
Edward L. Sander
John Rudman
Brooklyn
Henry Molter
James Moore
Charles Lester
Francis Morgan
Russell Hoag
Will'am Ganzmuller
Queens
Joseph Lapp
Richmond
Frank Stoddart
Bronx
George A. Woods
Lington
McClellan
Edward Scheiner
Butchers’ Union No. 211
Bologna and Sausage Makers’ Union
A. G. Christian
Board of Health
Cattle Inspection Report Highlights Tuberculosis Rates
A May 31 report from the Agricultural Department cites lower tuberculosis in U S cattle than in Europe. In 1904, 10 956 cattle carcasses and 64 000 hog carcasses were condemned for tuberculosis, with 184 432 overall rejections. Hog inspections showed 97 percent free from trichinae, and regulations require cooking fat to 220 degrees for four hours to ensure safety.
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New York Times
Washington
Agricultural Department
Europe
Bureau of Animal Industry
Proponents Back Stricter Meat Inspection Aids Trade
J J Ryan of Fort Dodge Iowa Secretary of the Corn Belt Meat Producers Association and Murdo Mackenzie president of the American National Stock Growers Association repudiate claims that tighter government inspection harms Northwest stockmen They say stricter inspection will boost export trade and that the government should cover inspection costs.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Northwest
Congress
J. J. Ryan
Fort Dodge
Corn Belt Meat Producers’. ‘Association
Murdo Mackenzie
American National Stock Growers’ Association
Ryan
Sinclair Addresses Collectivist Banquet On Steel Trade
Upton Sinclair spoke at Mouquin's restaurant during a Collectivist Society banquet declaring steel conditions rival meat packing and accusing Carnegie works of brittle output due to collusion between buyers and sellers. About 200 members attended the event.
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Upton Sinclair
Collectivist Society
Mouquin's
Carnegie Works
President stands firm on Beveridge bill and inspection policy
The president remains aligned with the Beveridge bill, opposing amendments that could let opponents defeat it. Officials dispute claims of court reviews, citing packers’ opposition to increased inspection costs and the need for due process. Judge Crumpacker proposes a government inspection bill aimed at enforcing meat safety while overseeing local inspections.
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Department of Agriculture
Wadsworth
Lorimer
Beveridge
House Committee On Agriculture
Neill
The Breeze and the Pine Insurance Pitch
A Pine persuades the Breeze to join in an offer promising life insurance from She Washington Life Insurance Co. with reassuring security and longevity. The poem-like snippet frames insurance as a fragrant, lasting protection.
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She Washington Life Insurance Co
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