Guildhall Exhibition of Spanish Art Opens in London
London reports the Guildhall Art Show as a major London event with 208 Spanish works from private collections. Velazquez rooms display 39 works. Murillo and Goya sections appear across multiple galleries. The exhibit includes portraits of royal and noble figures and showcases European lenders from Buckingham Palace to Lansdowne House.
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Guildhall
London
England
Continent
Velasquez
Seville
Philip IV
Innocent III
Don Baltazar Carlos
Buckingham Palace
Apsley House
Grosvenor House
Lansdowne House
J. Pierpont Morgan
Infanta Maria Theresa
Murillo
Goyas
Coello
Greco
Zurburan
Morales
Clark
Stewart
Fortunys
Alvarez
Pradilla
Salvador
Uribe Uribe peace proposals accepted by Colombia
Dr Carlos Martinez Silva minister of foreign affairs in Bogota received official acceptance of peace proposals from General Rafael Uribe Uribe. Uribe Uribe has been in Washington with Don Tomas Herran and returns to New York to send an aide with a manifesto urging followers to lay down arms.
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Carlos Martinez Silva
Colombia
Bogota
Rafael Uribe-Uribe
Uribe-Uribe
Washington
Silva
Don Tomas Herran
Legation
New York
Dr. Silva
Panama Canal
Goulds take chair at Denver and Rio Grande Board
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company elected George J. Gould as chairman yesterday, filling the post after the death of George Coppell. E. H. Harriman and Winslow S. Pierce joined the board, with implications tied to Missouri Pacific’s expansion and a broader Gould-led consolidation plan across rail lines.
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the Tribune
Missouri Pacific
Southwestern Group
George J. Gould
Denver and
Rio Grande
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
George Coppell
E. H. Harriman
Winslow S. Pierce
William Mertens
Harriman
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Wall Street
Denver and Rio Grande
George P. Butler & Co
Broadst
Denver
Russell Sage
Gould Corral
Colorado Midland
Colorado and Southern
Pacific Coast
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Ogden
Sages
Gould
Southern Pacific
Sage
Santa Fe
N. M
el Paso
Tex
Texas and Pacific
Oregon
Portland
Ore
St. Louis
American Prisoners Shot in Philippine Rebel Action
Manila reports rebel General Cailles ordered eight American prisoners shot on April 21, the same day Colonel Sancio and wealthy native Se fio r de la Rosa were executed after refusing to fund the insurgent war. Sancio escaped. others were tortured and killed. Cailles, now in Tayabas mountains, proclaims dictatorial aims and continued extermination. Aguinaldo denounces him and rejects responsibility for Cailles atrocities.
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Manila
Cailles
Sancio
Sefior de la Rosa
Tayabas
Luzon
Aguinaldo
Pondicherry
India
Would-be Assassin Attempts Royal Palace Entry
Vienna report claims Petroff tried to enter the royal palace near Bucharest to murder the king but was stopped by sentries. The correspondent links Petroff to the Macedonian Committee. An ad announces a new fast mail and paper train from Grand Central Station at 3 15 A M offering sleeper cars to Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo and Chicago.
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London
Vienna
Petroff
Ios Ate
Grand Central Station
Albany
Utica
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Chicago
Emma C. Knowles wreck near Atlantic City prompts crew loss fears
The schooner Emma C. Knowles was found wrecked five miles off Atlantic City with a damaged hull and broken jibboom. Lifeguards suspect a steamer collision near the city. the crew is believed lost or rescued by another vessel. The ship sailed from Charleston on April 14 bound for Fall River with lumber.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Emma C. Knowles
Rodgers
Charleston
S. C
Fall River
Bryan Clarifies 1900 Presidency Bid in Nebraska
In Lincoln Nebraska Special Bryan’s Commoner replies to a Springfield Mass editorial suggesting another presidential run. He says he will not run again unless needed to advance Democratic principles and will edit his paper if he ever seeks the nomination again. He pledges to support candidates who uphold Democratic principles.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Springfield
Mass
Citizens Union selects one hundred for municipal ticket
The Citizens Union at Cooper Union adopted a platform for the fall campaign and elected a committee of one hundred to suggest candidates and run the campaign. The convention debated the platform at length with division over key planks and personnel.
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The
Citizens Union
Cooper Union
A. J. Boulton
George Haven Putnam
P. J. Mosenthal
More Boers Captured and Guns Taken
London April 26 The War Office received a telegram from Lord Kitchener reporting the capture of Boers and the seizure of a 12-pounder gun along with a destroyed 4.7-inch naval gun left by the Boers at Helvetia Pretoria reports General Baden-Powell may resign as inspector of the South African Constabulary and return to England soon officials doubt the report but consider a short holiday possible for him.
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London
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Helvetia
Pretoria
Baden-Powell
England
NY County Bar Protest Against Referees Bill
A general meeting of the bar of New York County will be held tomorrow at 12 noon in Trial Term room III to protest the Referees bill. The measure would transfer referee appointment power from Supreme Court Justices to Appellate Division Justices. John E. Parsons will announce a committee to attend Governor Odell’s public hearing in Albany on Monday morning April 29.
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New York County
Supreme Court
Appellate Division
John E. Parsons
Parsons, Shepard & Ogden
London MP Ashmead-Bartlett fined for assault in court
Sir Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett born in Brooklyn was summoned to a police court for assaulting a lawyer's clerk who tried to serve a bankruptcy notice for £482. He was fined 10 shillings. Regal Splendor advertises a daily trip westward on the Pennsylvania Limited.
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London
Sir Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett
M. P
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ellis
Cuban Delegates Meet With Root In Washington
In Secretary Root's office a four hour conference with five Cuban delegates, their interpreter, and General Wood opens talks on the Platt amendment. Officials report no official statement yet but mark the meeting as satisfactory and note plans to reconvene tomorrow afternoon.
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Cuba
Havana
Root
Pacific Coast
War Department
Wood
Sawtelle
Overton
Corbin
White House
Seflor Tamayo
United States
Sanger
Sefior Gonzalez
Army
Capote
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Beach
China
New-York Tribune
CABLE
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Balfour
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Yang-tse Valley
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Foreign Office
Yangtse
Great Britain
E. B. Baldwin
Franz Josef Land
Commons
House of Commons
William Redmond
Ireland
Tribune
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Doe
Broad ST. Place
MR. Moss
Justice Jerome
Financial District
Court of Special Sessions
Frank Moss
Frank Barlow
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Society For the Prevention of Crime
Slip
John Doe
Dillon, Hammond
McClellan
Committee of Fifteen
Tenderloin
Roulette Roe
Faro Roe
Poker Roe
Bill Roe
Dark Roe
Cuban Roe
Barlow Roe
Dillon
Jerome
Albert Edwards
West Twenty-sixth-st
Frederick Baker
West One-hundred and Fourth-St
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Detective
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Broad Exchange
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Glennon
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King Charles
Sen
Ballantine
Executive Council
American Bankers’ Association
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C.U
H. A. Goulden
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Ramapo
Waring
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Adot
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the Bronx
Matthew Barr
Matthew Beatth
Julius Bluberg
Hugh Bond
C. C. Burlingham
James Carroll
Harpert Cillis
John Claflin
Arthur F. Cosby
R. Fulton Cutting
Lewis L. Delafield
Frank J. Drummond
Edwin C. Dusenbury
John E. Eustis
Chas S. Fairchild
Joseph Fettretch
Thomas Fitzpatric
Rupert W. DE Fore
Austen G. Fox
Joseph N. Francos
A. S. Frissell
John C. Gabler
Martin Garvin
Paul Gobpel
DR. S. Goldenkran
R. L. Gould
Geo. Walton Greed Henry W. Harden
James P. Holland
William H. Huber
F. C. Huntington
DR. A. Jacobi
William F. King
H Larocque
Marcus M. Marks
Fielding L. Marshall
Wallace Macfarlane
John Monks
Jerome O’ Neil
Robert C. Ogden
J. van Vechten Olcott Adolphe Openham
William H. Parker
George H. Putnam
J_HARLEN RHOADES
George L. Rives
Jay Schieffelin
Gustav H. Schwab
Samuel Seabury
Isaac N. Seligman
Alfred P. W. Seaman
Andrew J. Smth
Charles 8S Smith
James Speyer
J. Kennedy Tod
Myles Tifrney
Calvin Tomkins
J. DE Witt Warner
A. Abraham
Peter Aitken
Frank L. Babbott
R. W. Bainbridge
Henry Batterman
R. R. Bowker
Ludwige Niddean
John C. Cassidy
James H. Oliphant
James C. Church
Dan G. Quigley
J. H. Dougherty
George S. Richards
Charles J. Edwards
Michael Raphael Frank Harvey Field
John W. Schidge
John J. Flynn
Stephen P. Sturgis
Henry C. Wright
Queens
Geo. E. Blackwell
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William S. Cogswell
John Mackie
James A. Renwick
Richmond
Lester W. Clark
Arthur M. Harris
Charles B. Strong
Michael J. Flaherty
James B. Reynolds
E. P. Wheeler
Timothy Healy
John W. Weed
Willis L. Ogden
New York and New Jersey Bridge Company
Hudson River
Fifty-ninth St
Klyn John D. Kielby
Henry W. Maxwell
Ezekiel Moss
S. M'Cready
James M'Mahon
Les Naeher
Jaden-Powell
Ny.y
Ashmead-Bartlett
REGAL
Pennsylvania
Platt
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