Wrong Men the Leaders of a General Uprising
Special to The New York Tribune from Paris correspondent French Cabie argues against a coming Bulgarian revolt. He contends Albanian factors may prompt trouble, Turkish officers claim they could crush bands quickly, and warns of exaggerated atrocity reports on both sides. He criticizes Bulgarian committees and Turkish governance, predicting no general uprising.
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New-York Tribune
Tribune Association Seronica
Balkans
Macedonia
Levant
Vienna
Monastir
Rostog
Mitrovitza
Principality of
Bulgaria
Garbintzi Effert
Bulgerien
Constantinople
Albania
Loubet Met Algerian Nomads In Desert Pageantry
President Loubet greeted eight thousand nomadic tribesmen in Southern Algeria on a vast plateau. The ceremony featured circle tents, camel and horse pageantry, decorations, a native sports display, a diff a banquet, dances, falcon hunts, and a desert caravan mock attack before his return to Saida.
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Kreider
Algeria
Loubet
M. Loubet
Saida
Turks Defeat Insurgents Near Redovitz
Turkish forces repelled a band of about five hundred insurgents near Redovitz on April 14, with thirty insurgents and nine Turks killed. The Konieh Asia Minor division of redifs, sixteen battalions, is called out for active service in Macedonia and Albania. New judges under the powers reform scheme fear for their lives after a judge was shot in Scuteri. another was killed.
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Salonica
Redovitz
Konieh
Asia Minor
Redifs
Macedonia
Albania
Scuteri
No word from the President in Montana tour report
Secretary Loeb received no word from the President today. The Roosevelt party will complete Yellowstone Park visits tomorrow and proceed to the army post where Loeb will join them. The remainder of the party plans to enter the park on Thursday morning.
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Cimpnabar
Mont
Loeb
Roosevelt
Yellowstone Park
Army Post
Park
Nicaragua Revolt Expands After Lake Nicaragua Gains
Advices from the north deny the recapture of Fort San Carlos by Zelaya. The Nicaraguan revolution spreads with rebels seizing three lake steamers and twenty-one sailing vessels. They hold Zapatero and Ometepe islands and towns Alta Gracia and Mayogalpa. French captain Auguste killed after Ninety-three capture. Grenada authorities warned to fire if Ponce de Julio appears. Estrada defeated at Acoyapa by rebels.
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Fort San Carlos
Lake Nicaragua
San Juan River
Zelaya
Nicaragua
General Bonilla
Honduras
Zapatero
Ometepe
Alta Gracia
Mayogalpa
Auguste
Ponce de Julio
Grenada
Irish Land Bill Approved by Convention Report
The Irish Landowners' Convention reports the new Irish Land bill as the largest and most liberal measure offered to Ireland by any government. It urges Parliament to pass it with reasonable amendments as a great enabling act, stressing its success hinges on tenants' reception. Also notes New York Central selling colonist tickets to the Pacific Coast from Albany at $50, with sleeping cars available.
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London
Ireland
Pacific Coast
New York Central
Albany
Ing Ticket Agents
Sdvi
Vatican Displeased Over Edward Visit Courtesy
Rome April 21 The Vatican expresses distress that King Edward declines a Vatican visit while staying in Italy. British Catholics urge the monarch to pay respects to the Pope, viewing the omission as discourteous to the pontiff. Some expect a possible late change to ease Catholic Irish tensions.
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Rome
Vatican
Edward Sitll
Italy
Edward
Ireland
Central Terminal bills push NYC rail and city gains
Albany April 21 five bills would let railroads enlarge terminals near Grand Central and add tracks. They aim to restore streets, share costs, and fund city improvements. Senate and Assembly approved key measures amid debate on damages and public impact.
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Albany
New York City
Low
New- York Central Railroad
Grand Central Station
Bedell
Assembly
Senate
Malloy
Grady
New York Central
Central Terminal
Central Tunnel
New-York Central
Court of Appeals
Malloy and
Townsend
New York
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Eighth Aves
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Marshall
Morgan
Kings County
Pennsylvania Railroad Terminal
Board of Estimate
Parliament opens new budget battle at Holyrood Palace
London reports the Commons reopen after Easter with focus on Mr. Ritchie's budget and tax policy. The cabinet faces anticipated fights over direct versus indirect taxation amid questions over ministerial popularity and cabinet unity. Sir Thomas Lipton plans Shamrock I and challenger trials in America with a longer mast. The Postmaster General complains of New York to London mail delays.
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the Tribune Association
London
Commons
Holyrood Palace
Ritchie
Thomas Lipton
Challenger
America
New York
Small attendance at Commons in London today
The House of Commons met with light attendance. Premier Balfour said no arrangement exists yet for British financier cooperation in the Bagdad railroad project. Foreign Secretary Cranborne noted negotiations in Washington over Venezuela dispute reference to The Hague, delaying any government statement.
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House of Commons
Balfour
Bagdad
Cranborne
Washington
Venezuela
Hague
Vanderbilt W K and Mrs Rutherford to Wed in London
Report confirms W K Vanderbilt will marry Mrs Lewis M Rutherford in London on April 29 likely at the American Embassy home in London. Harriman says details withheld but date is definite. Mrs Rutherford’s sister Mrs William R Travers sails today to attend.
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William K. Vanderbilt
Lewis M. Rutherfurd
London
Tribune
Oliver Harriman, Jr
Henry White
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Royal yacht Victoria and Albert sails from Valetta
The royal yacht Victoria and Albert with King Edward aboard left Valetta for Naples escorted by the British Mediterranean fleet. Saluted by Fort guns and cheered by crowds, the vessel proceeded to Syracuse, Sicily, after departure.
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Malta
Victoria and
Aljlbert
King Edward
Naples
Syracuse
Sicily
Odell Pushes Quick Action as Legislature Budgets Advance
Albany April 21 Governor Odell and Republican leaders agreed to hasten major measures to end the session by Thursday. The Senate passed a 3.2 million supply bill and the Assembly approved a large appropriations act over 17 million. Tax rates are not expected to rise above last year’s 13-100th of a mill, with no extra session anticipated. A daily Pennsylvania Limited service note follows.
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Odell
Nixon
Raines
Senate
E. R. Brown
Malloy
Rogers
Assembly
Burnett
George W. Dunn
Palmer
Mayor Hesitates On Elsberg Rapid Transit Bill Action
Mayor Low met with a Citizens Union delegation led by Calvin Tomkins. Others present included F C Huntington C B Meyers R V Ingersoll Seth Sprague Terry and Thomas A Fulton. He said he would consider the bill if it came before him but suggested postponing rapid transit legislation until next year due to his stance on the Bostwick bill.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Assembly
New York
Grady
Committee On Cities
Citizens Union of New York
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Bostwick
Elsberg
Low
Citizens Union
Calvin Tomkins
F. C. Huntington
C. B. Meyers
R. V. Ingersoll
Seth Sprague Terry
Thomas A. Fulton
City to Pay 869992 For Croton Dam Rail Damage Claims
The Aqueduct Commission and the Mayor settle with the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad for 36999285 plus the right of way costs due to Croton Dam backwater submerging miles of tracks on the New York Central systems. Damages were reduced from 43496020 after surveys and conferences. Secretary Walker notes prior rail reconstructions include raised embankments bridges and rerouting within reservoir boundaries.
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Hudson River Railroad
New Croton Dam
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Putnam
Harlem
Mahopac
Walker
New Croton Reservoir
New Croton
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New-York and Mahopac
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Hudson River Railroad Company
New-York and Mahopac Railroad
City of
Kaiser Wilhelm II Arrives. Records Sought on Transatlantic Run
The Kaiser Wilhelm II flagship of North German Lloyd arrived from Bremen after a voyage slowed by fog and ice. Maiden voyage records were not broken though the ship logged 5 days 23 hours at 22.10 knots, covering 3 050 miles with 660 tons of coal daily. Notables aboard included Directors Dahlers Flohr and Pro fessor Hilprecht, and New York figures Maurice Daly and Robert Ingersoll.
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Cherbourg
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Europe
Dahlers
B. F. Aldrich
Maurice Daly
New York
Flohr
J. R. D. Graham
Hilprecht
George H. Holt
Robert G. Ingersoll
E. D. Jordan
Walter M. Jackson
The
London Times
Robert Shaw Oliver
Iowa Disabled After Steam Pipe Burst At Sea
Pensacola Fla April 21 The battleship Iowa sailing for target practice in the Gulf was towed in disabled by a burst steam pipe tearing away steering gear at 539 PM Three government tugs aided the ship at the navy yard and it will take ten days or more to repair The squadron planned to sail north tomorrow but the accident prevents its departure The damage is considerable
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Pensacola
Fla
Iowa
Gulf
Navy Yard
North
B R T Absorbed Into Interborough Control Report
Report last night said Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company passed into the hands of the Interborough Company which owns the subway and would be taken over on agreeable terms. August Belmont declined to answer such questions. Belief persists that BRT will come under Interborough control, already running the Manhattan and Bronx elevated lines and to operate the subway upon completion.
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Interborough Company
August Belmont
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Bronx
Mob Takes Black Prisoner. Man Dies From Beating
In Bainbridge Georgia on April 21 Andrew Rainey a Black man was seized from Constable Bell by a mob while en route to jail on an arson charge. He was severely beaten his skull fractured and died after being taken to jail. The incident occurred near the town as locals pressed the officer for the prisoner.
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Bainbridge
Andrew Rainey
Bell
Rainey
Fred Lange
Raimey
Goddard resigns district leadership in favor of John Shea
Captain Norton Goddard resigns as XXth District leader to pursue independence from local party obligations. He recommends John Shea, paymaster at the Custom House, as his successor, praising Shea’s honesty, upright conduct, and political capability. Goddard expects Mayor Low to be re-elected and denies any rift in the Republican county organization.
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Norton Goddard
John Shea
Goddard
Tribune
Republican
Low
Shea
Custom House
James Gaffney
East
City
Republican County Committee
Tion
Republican Party
Ding
Miners ordered back to work in coal strike impasse
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania the United Mine Workers executive boards across three anthracite districts order all strikebound workers to return to work immediately while a six member conciliation board is formed with three operator picks and three miner picks. District presidents Nicholls Dettry and Fahy named as miners representatives. Rev Z R Watkins named district organizer. Albany also reports Senate passage of a child labor bill amending Penal Code with penalties for false employment statements.
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Mitchell
Z. R. Watkins
Scranton
United Mine Workers of America
Albany
Senate
Child Labor Committee
Robert Hunter
New York University Settlement
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