Czars Palace Expose Terror Plot Ends in Arrests
In St Petersburg on April 6 authorities uncovered a terrorist plot to penetrate the czar’s guards. A Cossack at the main door wore an officer’s sword, was arrested, and two dynamite packs found near the imperial suite. Twelve secret police agents were seized and jailed at the Peter and Paul fortress.
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Price Paid for Castle in Beef Trust Inquiry
Chicago April 6 The federal grand jury investigating the beef trust will closely examine prices paid for livestock and rebates from railroads. Testimony from packers wholesale dealers and stockyard workers was taken as the panel seeks data on market practices and Sherman act concerns. May 15 likely marks the inquiry’s close with further action on the Connors case.
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Beef Trust
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Chicago Sues Standard Oil Over Inspection Fees
Chicago files suit seeking 40000 dollars from Standard Oil for alleged non payment of city inspection fees on naphtha and gasoline spurred by a city ordinance. Company representatives contend that kerosene products are not petroleum items and that the ordinance does not apply.
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Disorders in Caucauss and Gore district amid riots
Official advices report ongoing disturbances in the Caucauss and Gore district. Anticipated looting and arson target public offices, schools, and private estates. Police interference is threatened. priests forced to pledge support. Similar unrest noted in the Tiflis district.
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Gore
Tiflis
Belgian creditors pressure on Santo Domingo debt plan
Bel gian creditors in Santo Domingo resent a proposal to President Orales and American Minister Dangon for a monthly 25 000 dollar payment to Belgians and hint they will favor the debt arrangement once action is taken by the United States on the pending convention.
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Orales
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Don’t Rush to Minidoka Land Pumping Plan Held
The Geologic Survey notes Idaho settlers misread plans for the Minidoka irrigation project. Officials warn entries should be slow as pumping schemes are tentative and require careful study before final approval. Engineering features are delicate and not yet ready for construction.
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Geological Survey
Idaho
Reclamation Service
Rerson
Yaquis spreading terror through Sonora frontier
John St Clair, a reliable prospector, reports Yaqui forces led by Malouche attacking vast areas near Ures and across Sonora. He notes over 50 fighters, widespread killings, pillaging, and burning, with ranches deserted and civilians seeking refuge in towns as mail routes fail and provisions run short. Americans warned to avoid Yaqui country amid ongoing hostilities.
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el Paso
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Earthquake death toll soars in Lahore district
Dispatches from Lahore report 1,400 natives killed or injured in Dhamala alone as the April quake devastates towns. Several Europeans among the injured have died, with many houses collapsed and relief efforts underway by the Indian government to aid victims.
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Dhamala
Think All Americans are Thieves
St Petersburg reports a foreign correspondent depicts perceived US elite corruption. He notes social leaders' precautions against theft at gatherings and recounts a White House reception where lights failed revealing ladies removing jewels and men clutching pocketbooks.
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Japanese Minister to Leave Washington for Health Reasons
Secretary Taft met with Minister Takahira who said his health requires a change of climate and no new war settlement developments occurred. They agreed to maintain communication if needed.
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Takahira
Legation
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Forest Fire Ravages South Mountains Near Gettysburg
Forest fires burn across thousands of acres in the South Mountains near Gettysburg on April 7. The fire line extends about three miles and destroys valuable lumber resources.
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Steamship and train connections for Klickitat Valley travel
Wahkiacus Centerville Goldendale routes connect Portland daily at 7:00 a.m. except Sunday with C N trains at Lyle for Goldendale. The Dalles steamer departs 7:00 a.m. with 6:15 a.m. C R N trains from Goldendale. Arrivals to Portland around 6:00 p.m. Meals aboard steamers and wagon accommodations available. For rates and reservations contact S McDonald agent Portland. General Office Portland Or.
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