Albanian Outbreak in Macedonia Sparks New Hostilities
Special to The Tribune reports from Sofía and Istib describe renewed Albanian actions against reforms in Macedonia. An attack on Mitrovitza area prompted Turkish troops to seal passes while Albanian bands attacked Bulgarian gendarmes and casas, with fierce house-to-house fighting leaving Bulgarian losses and Turkish casualties amid censorship and conflicting reports.
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Mitrovitza
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Presten
Hilmi Pacha
Sultan's Reform Movement
Grabritza
Issip
Grabnitza
Runaway Perils in Broadway Car Collision Involving Rothschilds
A carriage carrying Mr and Mrs William A Rothschild of Paris and hosted by Louis W Wormser collided with a Broadway car at Thirty-second Street and Broadway. The coachman was thrown, the horses bolted, and a New York Cab Company cab was struck, injuring cabman Eugene Sutton who suffered a head wound. The passengers escaped with minor injuries. Sutton was taken to New York Hospital for treatment.
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Mount St. Vincent
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Short
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New-York Cab Company
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Rohrs and McMahon
New-York Hospital
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Shorty
Bulgarian Government Seizes Arms in Macedonia Clash
Reports from Sofia state Bulgaria has seized a large cache of arms hidden in Sofia as part of actions against Macedonian bands. Bulgarian gendarmes near Dubnitza clashed with insurgents trying to smuggle arms into Turkey. Fresh insurgent bands appear in Djuma a Rumelia as Turkish cavalry pursuit moves toward Kresna Pass.
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Russian consul reported dead after Mitrovitza shooting
Saijonica April 4 report confirms the Russian Consul at Mitrovitza was shot in the back by an Albanian sentry and has died. The incident escalates sectarian tension in the region with no further details available.
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Chilean President appoints Barros Luce as acting leader
April 4 report states President Riesco appoints First Vice President Ramon Barros Luce of Santiago as acting president due to Riesco’s serious illness, with the ministry noting continued government functions.
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Roosevelt Calls for Protective Tariff Policy Speech
President Roosevelt urges preserving a protective tariff while allowing targeted changes in duties as needed for national interests. He stresses U S leadership in global industrial competition and warns against foolish setbacks to the nation's hard-won position.
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Roosevelt Speech Sparks Tariff Talk In Twin Cities
In St Paul and Minneapolis President Roosevelt spent hours discussing tariff policy and Cuba relations. He praised the Cuban reciprocity treaty, outlined benefits to Cuba and the United States, and stressed naval outposts and a tariff plan helping Philippine products. He urged maintaining protection while noting prosperity depends on citizens' efforts.
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President’s strenuous Milwaukee visit tires him and worries schedule
President arrives in Winona after a taxing Milwaukee day and fears continuing nerve wracking events will derail his itinerary. He thanks Milwaukee hosts and asks organizers to space remaining events, urging parents to teach children to “do and not to dodge” as he closes with praise for Secretary Windom.
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Searchlights Sweep Harlem Waters for Adolphe Openhym Body
Daylight and night search for silk merchant Adolphe Openhym continues along Harlem River from High Bridge to Spuyten Duyvil. Windy conditions hinder boats as two launches patrol and dynamite is not used. Posters with Openhym’s picture warn of a $5,000 reward. Openhym family rep distributes rewards to 21 workers, diver Philip Hovey searches piers without success.
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Adolphe Openhym
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Washington Bridge
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Philip Hovey
Jewish boy stabbed in Brooklyn amid anti Semitic assault
Peter Levy an eleven year old of No 141 Moore Street Brooklyn was stabbed in the left side over the heart by an unknown assailant in Siegel Street between Graham Avenue and Even Street. He was taken to St Catharine's Hospital with a grave wound. A group of eight boys attacked as Levy ran an errand. The assailant shouted Down with the Jews and fled. Police searched for the suspect but could not identify the attacker.
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Maude
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Pittsburg executive killed by trolley car near home
W. W. Card, president of the Pittsburg Screw and Bolt Co and first vice president of Westinghouse Electric, was run over and killed today in Wilkinsburg. He stepped from one streetcar and was struck by an oncoming car, dragged about twenty feet, with skull fractured and a leg broken. He died shortly after. Ad cites bond insurance and Usher's Scotch.
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Probing Big Swindles Unemployed Robbed
The Bureau of Licenses investigates widespread employment office swindles known as the bunco game. Victims pay $1 to $5 for promised work, are shuffled between offices, and receive little or no pay. Merriman cites over a thousand weekly victims and hundreds of agencies in the city while enforcement threatens license revocation.
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Bureau of Licenses
Intelligence Office
Banco
Metropolitan Street Railway
New York Telephone Company
Hacker
America
Raines Law
East Side
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