The Czar Faces No Fear Amid Plot Talk In Foreign Press
St Petersburg reports that stories of plots against the czar circulated in foreign press years before the war but proved unreliable. Observers note anarchists show activity since student troubles, while the czar himself moves freely at official events and public concerts. Meanwhile reports from Monterey and Toronto note health updates and a fatal horse accident. Madrid highlights a royal wedding of Prince Carlos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
central j
neiples
Tzarkoe- Selo
Nicholas
Toulon display marks Franco Italian friendship
In Toulon festivities President Loubet returns home to Montelimar for rest after a week of events praised by opponents for flawless conduct. Debates note the diplomatic bond with Italy, citing telegrams and speeches that frame France and Italy as friends, signaling eased tensions and hopeful future milestones. Also covered are changes in church law and a Chicago student disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phere
Sota Price
ferson
Toulon
Loubet
Montelimar
department of the
Drome
M. Loubet
Louchez
Duke of Genoa
Birilef
Genoa
Italy
France
Praiie
Bismarck
Crispi
Journal des Debats
ts al
M. Manovaux
Vrence
dumes
brilliani
sre
Omaha
Tutt's Liver Pills Ad Claims Cure for Many Ailments
An advertisement extols Tutt's Liver Pills as a universal cure for sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria constipation jaundice and bilious troubles. It lauds the pills as the flywheel of life and features a testimonial from J Fairleigh of Platte Cannon Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutt
Dr. Tutt
J. Fairleigh
Platte Cannon
Col. Tutt
Guests and Residents Travel Between Cities
A string of social notes lists residents and visitors including Mr. John H. Keller of Piedmont West Virginia in the city, Mrs. William Gaver and family from Philadelphia, Miss Emily Maulsby in Washington, Miss Sallie Sellman from Mt. Airy, and various others visiting or returning from Baltimore Washington and Annapolis areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Keller
Piedmont
W Va
Charles W. Lough
Philadelphia
Emily Maulsby
Court Square
Washington
Sallie Sellman
Mt. Airy
Jones Gambrill
William Gaver
Siiy
Rosa Birely
Adolphus Fearhake
Rockville Postmaster Charles B. Jones Dies in Rockville
Postmaster Charles B. Jones of Rockville died suddenly in a Rockville grocery store about 8 pm after an earlier grip attack. He leaves a widow and five children, with brothers Chas M and Ralph E in Washington and Hattie Marie and Edmund in Rockville. Jones had served since 1898 and was a Mason in Gaithersburg Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Charles B. Jones
E. V. Roby
Messrs
Chas. M
Ralph E. Jones
Washington
Hattie
Marie
Edmund
Mr. Jones
Bickinley
Eayan G. Beaston
Lavania Lyd
Polger McKinsey Links Good Newspapers and Hotels
Baltimore News managing editor Polger McKinsey told the Maryland Hotel Men's Association banquet that a prosperous community harbors strong newspapers and hotels. He joked about hotel clerks and their diamonds and recited verses about "The Hotel Clerk's Diamond."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polger McKinsey
Baltimore News
Maryland Hotel Men's Association
Baltimore
McKinsey
New Liberty Circuit Minister to Assume Duties in April
Rev. W. C. Keler will take the gospel charge of the Liberty circuit M E B church on April 21. He arrives unmarried from Iowa and will board in Walkersville. Rev. T J Cross, serving Liberty circuit, rests this year due to poor health and will stay at the parsonage in Liberty Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C.Keler
Liberty circuit
M. EB. church
Iowa
Walkersville
T. J. Cross
Libertytown
Social Soiree at Independent Hall by Miss Willis Ritchie
A dancing class soiree at Independent Hall last night drew a large crowd including many parents. Miss Nannie Eisenhauer provided piano music for a program of twenty dances, and the event concluded at midnight.
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Independent Hall
Willis Ritchie
Nannie Eisenhauer
HYMENEAL NORA ALoyshe H Dennis and Clarence Thomas
Miss Nora Aloyshe H Dennis daughter of Henry A Dennis of Peteravilis married Clarence H Thomas son of John Thomas of Knoxville on Easter Monday at St Marys Catholic church by Rev James Q Connell. Democratic Meeting held last night at party headquarters with strong precinct reports and brief address by General L Victor Baughman.
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THOMAS—DENNIS
Nora Aloyshe H. Dennis
Henry A. Dennis
Peteravilis
Clarence H. Thomas
John Thomas
Knoxville
St. Mary’s Catholic church
James QO. Connell
L. Victor Baughman
The Work of Death Randall Hoes
Randall Hoes aged 10 died in Washington today son of Rev and Mrs Randall Hoes grandson of Mrs Gonverneur of this city. Heavy damages for libel in Montgomery county court verdict for plaintiff Alexander Kilgour et al Evening Star Newspaper Company damages assessed at 10 dollars.
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RANDALL HOES
Mra
Washington
Gonverneur
Alexander Kilgournel
Evening Star
Montgomery county
plaian
Local Mart Markets and Fire Company Drama Organize
Local market quotes list corn at 2.00 per barrel shelling 0.40 per bushel wheat 0.72 per bushel and bay trading 17 to 14 per ton. United Steam Fire Company holds a 7 30 pm meeting to organize a drama and bugle corps.
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Mart
ar. J.B. WW. Hargett
iFo
United Steam Fire Company
Railroaders In Conference Averting A Strike In Deracy Centen
Reports say a wage dispute at the Central Railroad of New Jersey was not settled and will be resumed today. Leaders from the Brotherhood of Railway Engineers headed the worker delegation while Superintendent Ollswed and Chairman White led talks in Jersey City with no bitter tone and no firm results yet.
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Jersey City
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
athey
sringen
ranvent
tagr
Ollswed
Offily
White
cond
Kindergarten Exhibition Delights Local Pupils at Kemp Hall
Pupils of the Free Kindergarten under Miss Mattie Pope presented an engaging show at Kemp Hall with Miss Alice Shriner presiding. The hourlong program featured songs, games, and simple role plays, including carpenter and farmer figures, a butterfly transition, and depictions of spring. Refreshments were sold and the event raised some funds.
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Kemp Hall
Mattie Pope
Alice Shriner
carpenter
blaocksmith
cooper
farmer
fiowara
Joe crear
aske
iistle
Monument damage at state house grounds at Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on April 12 a granite monument weighing about 100 pounds was broken from its base during the night. A heavy bronze top and a bronze shield with laurel emblems were removed, along with the scales held by the justice figure. Suspected metal thieves are under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks
Indianapolis
stote house
Sample Ballots Posted and County Market News
Vague notes describe ballot printing issues with party name uniformity and the need to post ballots publicly before an election. Separately, Harman sold nine steers to Montevue Hospital at an average 995 pounds. a local medical ad hawks Agnew’s Cure for headaches and sudden deaths.
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Harman
Montevue Hospital
American meats warned of British embargo impact
Washington April 12. Reports say Britain may embargo American meats from Beithe contracts affecting exports and stirring fears of preju dice against U S beef and cattle. Officials seek information and await details while analysts note large export values and possible links to New Orleans horse shipments. Edward A Cudahy of Cudaly Packing predicts limited impact, citing home market focus and steady British acceptance of American meat.
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Offeiais
hlowever
New Orleans
Washinton
Swift & Cavel Chicage
Beithhay
cender
Great Britain
aiReials
Australia
United States
Packers Doubt English Ban on American Beef
Chicago April 12 packers inclined to doubt the English ban on American beef. General Manager Meeker of Armour says action unclear and no plan formed. Swift & Co. and Hammond Co. officials cautious, not predicting heavy packer impact. Swift noted London reports on army contracts favoring homegrown beef, but Vreeder doubts definite British action. Miners strike at Forty Fort because discharge of UMW members. union cards required for entry. Arkansas Race Co. of Toanoke formed in Little Rock to grow rice in Lonoke county, first such effort in the state.
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Chicago
Meeker
Armour & Co
A. H. Vreeder
Swift & Co
London
Washington
Vreeder
Forty-Fort
Wilkesbarre
Harry E
United Mine Workers’ organization
irkanwenm
Litte Rock
Anrille
Arkansas Race company
Toanoke
yesterva
reapitak
Lonoke county
Arkansas
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SARGENT GEM FOOD CHOPPERS
Quaker City Hand Corn Shelle Colé
J.A.WILLIAMSON
MARKEY'S
TNORTH MARKETS STREET
M. P. MORSE
North Markat Streat
gate PEDERICK
JOHN N. CLARY
East Fourth Street
Telegraph
West Patrick Street
West Thirdtreet
Peterayille
F.G. Thomas & Son
General Insurance Agents
Frederick, Md
Ail Druggists
Clinton E. Main
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
a. Patrick St
Frederick, Mi
CZAR
Apostle Cannon
Ulaesq
Monterey
Cal
George Q. Cannon
Riker
Torouis
De. J.er Watson
Are
ced
fien
ys. Lown
Madrid
Carlos ae
GROVER GRAHAM
STEINER BROTHERS
BUFFALO
Carvel
Wheatland
Old M.& M
Overholt
Peacock
Paul Jones
Old reserve
Old Melvale
Sherwood
Oid King
Wilson
Maryland
Gibson
GO Taylor
Harper
Dumbarton
Altamont
Allerton
Inter-State
Dlama
CHASN
HAUER
Louhet
Winister
mrebers
J.T Prtus
minmister
the
Army Institute
South Side
P. D. Armour
J. Ogden Armour
Lieby
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RAILROADERS
Warderess
Des Moines
Margaret, Hossack
Indianola
John Hossack
Trenton
Thesias
duc un
Miamse
Bradford
Charles Story
board of health
Pha
oy Byeat
GRAY EGERTON
ryle
Tov
uivre publia
ube
Tur News
DALEY
South Africa
Cudahy
and navy
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