ROBLIN IS INSANE Committed to Bellevue Hospital for exam
New York reports Philip Doblin, famed for sensational testimony at a congressional bribery probe, was committed to Bellevue Hospital for sanity evaluation after a hotel scene and a disorderly conduct charge. His wife and brother testified to suspected mental imbalance and incoherent speech. Doctor Gregory found incipient paresis and ordered further detention before a decision on insanity.
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New York
Philip Doblin
Lesaler
Bellevue Hospital
Doblin
Gregory
Bellevue
Dublin
Washington
Workmen Horribly Burned at Vesta Furnace Marietta Pa
Five men were severely burned when molten metal showered them at the Vesta furnace in Marietta. The injured include David Appley and Thomas Kisselring, both likely fatally hurt, with possible blindness if they survive. Fellow workers aided, accident traced to a wet projectile entering the cupola. Local baseball results follow: National League scores and American League outcomes listed in brief.
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Marietta
Lancaster
Vesta
David Appley
Thomas L. Kisselring
Winfield Summons
William Eberly
Charles Harrs
Russia Rejects China Demands on Manchuria Evacuation
The Russian foreign office in St. Petersburg and the Beijing dispatch dated April 23 hold that China’s eight evacuation demands are unacceptable and deny any move against other powers. Russia asserts equal rights for all commerce and outlines the eight points verbatim, stressing that the question of Manchurian towns and trade remains within Russia’s control and railway interests.
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St. Petersburg
London
ievo
Manchuria
China
Russia
foreign office
Pekin
New Chwang
Washington Hails Russia Reply on Manchuria Demands
Washington reports a St Petersburg dispatch stating Russia’s foreign office gave a categorical answer to eight Manchuria related demands. The reply eases American trade fears and aims to align with U S government goals. Minister Conger in Pekin protests two parts of the proposed Manchurian agreement affecting trade and foreign employment terms. The United States preserves treaty rights and will protest any violations.
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Russia
Washington
St Petersburg
China
Manchuria
United States
St. Petersburg
Pekin
Conger
Prince Ching
Mokien
Taku-Shan
King Edward II Rome Visit Draws 400000 Crowd
King Edward II arrived in Rome from Naples and was greeted by King Victor Emmanuel. A 400000 strong crowd lined the route, with 10000 to 12000 British and many Americans. At St Paul’s church the American and Italian flags fluttered as chimes rang God Save the King. The reception peaked on a Quirinal balcony as Edward saluted, then he toured the city and hosted a family dinner at the Quirinal.
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St. Paul's Church
Rome
King Edward
Naples
Victor Emanuel
persom
Edward
Quirinal
Helena
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
St. Peter’s
Janiculum
Garibaléf
Nero
wother
Ital
Apsley House at Hyde Park Corner to be sold
News that Apsley House at Hyde Park Corner is to be sold shocks many Englishmen who believe it was a gift to the nation. The Iron Duke bought it in 1820 when it was his brother’s residence, and the property houses Wellington memorabilia including a Waterloo banquet room and a famed china collection. Some fear a sale will offend the family name, while others expect a prince may eventually reside there. Apsley House sits opposite the lamp post bearing Keep to the Left on Piccadilly.
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Apsley House
whey
Hyde Park corner
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of
Wellesley
Waterloo
Thaw Yarmouth Wedding in Calvary Church Ceremony
In Pittsburg on April 28 the Earl of Yarmouth George Francis Alexander Seymour and Miss Alice Cornelia Thaw wed in Calvary church. Josiah C. Thaw gave the bride away as officiants from Episcopalian and Presbyterian churches joined in the ceremony. The couple departed for a brief honeymoon before sailing to England, with Hertford and family returning to London soon.
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Pittsburg
Protestant Episcopal church
George Francis Alexander Seymour
Earl of
Yarmouth
England
Alice Cornelia Thaw
William Thaw
Calvary church
Josiah C. Thaw
W. L. McEwan
John H. Mcllvaine
McEwan
Third Presbyterian church
Miss Thaw
Mclvaine
Earl Yarmouth
Marquis of Hertford
London
Dissolution of United States Steel Syndicate Profits Reported
New York April 25 members of the original United States Steel Corporation syndicate who invested 25 million cash and could face 175 million more have received notice of the syndicate's dissolution. They are to share profits totaling about 50 million, about 200 percent. Sincy previously received 12 percent cash back and 2 percent dividends. J P Morgan Co sent a letter to a subscriber with a final dividend of 30 thousand cash and a participation certificate in preferred stock retirement syndicate.
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United States Steel Corporation Syndicate
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Sincy
J. P. Morgan & Co
Penny's $10,000,000 Washington Terminal Construction Begun
The Pennsylvania Railroad invited bids for a two track tunnel on the Philadelphia line and a new two track branch to tie into the Massachusets Avenue area. Bids due May 11. Fire swept Vanderbilt estate Idle Hour in Oakdale New York damaging portions of woods and several rustic buildings before firefighters halted the blaze.
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Washington Terminal
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Union Station
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Massachusetts avenue
P. B
New York and
Montana avenues
Magruder Station
Vanderbilt Estate
New York
Willain K. Vanderbilt
Idle Hour
Oakdale
L. 1
Idie Hour fire corps
Aames
Robb Named Temporary Assistant Attorney General at Post Office
Charles I. Robb of Vermont was appointed as temporary assistant attorney general for the Post Office Department after J N Tyner was removed for alleged paper theft by his wife. Acting A G Christiancy stepped in temporarily and then left, with Robb on leave from the DOJ pending the department’s investigation and a permanent pick. Postmaster General Payne sent more information to the AG and urged grand jury action on the papers theft case.
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Washington
Charles I. Rebb
Vermont
post office department
J. N.Tyner
G. A. €. Christiancy
Robb
department of justice
Payne
Knor
grand jury
Cholera in the Philippines Threatens Luzon Islands
Report from Manila on April 28 notes cholera and bubonic plague spreading across Luzon. Camarines outbreaks move north, Cagayan valley now infected, and fears grow of a wider epidemic. Past outbreaks lasted years. 101 bubonic plague cases in Manila since January. Planned campaigns and troop withdrawals shape local stability.
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Manila
Luzon
Camarines
Cagayan valley
Rizal
Bulana
Cavite
Albay
Misamis
Jurors Fear Mafia Delays New York Inquest
In New York on April 28 coroner's inquest into Benedetto Madonia's murder was postponed after only 11 of the jurors summoned appeared. Coroner Sechnler blamed fear of the Mafia for jurors' reluctance to serve, saying the Italian case influenced their willingness to preside. Hearing adjourned until next Friday.
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Sarret
New York
Benedetto Madonia
vicim
Sechnler
Warships gather in Hampton Roads for drill and inspection
Navy ships swarm Atlantic coast to assemble at Hampton Roads for fleet drill and inspection while ceremonies and movements unfold. Commencement at Princeton Theological Seminary set for May 3 4 and 5 with attendance noted in dispatches. Former President Cleveland sails from Princeton to St Louis for exposition dedication as General Vasquez arrives at Guantanamo Bay from Santo Domingo.
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Atlantic
Hampton Roads
Princeton
N. J.) Theological Seminary
Cleveland
President Roosevelt in Omaha Urges Unity Amid Strikes
President Roosevelt greeted 60 000 in Omaha on parade routes and at the Coliseum banquet He urged citizens to study the Coal Commission findings to avert a May Day strike He spoke on good citizenship and honored General Grant noting collective effort over class divisions.
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Omaha
Coal Commission
Neb
Thurston Rifles
Omaha Guards
Millard Rifles
South Omakes
Omaha Club
Indianapolis
Iowa
Genaral A
Grant
anthracite coal strike commission
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