France Faces Gravest Peril From Labor Unrest
Stillman Barbour of Detroit wed Crorger Stillman of New York at Fort Street Presbyterian in Detroit. About two thousand guests attended the ceremony marking a high society union amid a backdrop of political turmoil and national strikes in France and growing unrest in Europe.
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Pares
France
Paris
Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Clemenceau
Fallieres
Courrieres
Clevenceau
Thas
Pas de Calais
Shey
Brest
Fowlon
Iron and Glass
Denain
National Labor Movement
Stillman Barbour
Detroit
Detropy
Mich
Mills Estelle Barbour
George H. Barbour
City
Crorger, Stillman
New York
Fort Street Presbyterian Church
Ashes sent to America for two Boston women
MILAN April 25 The ashes of Mrs L H Daloz of Boston who died suddenly last week have been sent to the United States, as has the body of Mrs W W Townsend of Boston who died of heart failure at Menaggio.
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America
Milan
L. H. Daloz
Boston
United States
WW. Townsend
Menaggio
Albany Session Adjourns May 4 at Noon
Albany reports the legislature will adjourn at noon on Thursday May 4 after completing bills by the end of the session. Agency notes date April 25 and location Albany.
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Albany
Carnegie party heads toward Kenyon for Stanton chair rites
Andrew Carnegie and guests depart New York in the private car Loretta en route to Gambier Ohio where he founded a chair of economics in honor of Edwin Stanton. He will receive an LL D at Kenyon and later attend library openings in Toronto and Ottawa before Montreal honors. The trip ends May 2 in New York.
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New York
Andrew Garnegie
John J. McCook
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Richard Watson Gilder
The
Century Magazine
Jeft
Loretta
Kenyon College
Gambier
Carnegie
Edwin M. Stanton
Lincoln
Kenyon
Lfe
Stanton
Toronto
Ottawa
Government House
Earl Grey
Governor General
Canada
Montreal
Afr
McGill University
Violent Attack on Americans At Moscow Convention
At a monarchist convention in Moscow MM Shmakhbolf, noted reactionary, accused Americans and United States Jewish and socialist groups of fomenting the Russian revolution. He claimed a conspiracy aimed to topple the throne and church and inflame anti foreign sentiment.
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America
ST. Petersburg
Moscow
MM. Shmakhbolf
Russia
Pope Schrader Seeks Followers After West Disaster
EL PASO April 25 Pope Schrader head of the Divine Catholic church and a noted divine healer arrived from San Francisco claiming his family is missing and warning that disaster horrors remain underreported as he travels with followers.
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Pope Schrader
EL Paso
Tex
West
San Trrancisco
Confederate Veterans Reunion Opens in New Orleans
New Orleans today displays festive attire as buildings wear colors and streets glow with bunting and flags for the Confederate Veterans Association annual reunion opening in the city.
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Confederate Veterans’ Reunion
New Orleans
Confederate Veterans’ Association
Unknown Man Found Dead Near Malone Tracks
The body of an unknown man about thirty five was found on the Rutland railroad tracks just west of Malone. An investigation was begun to determine identity and cause of death.
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Malone
Malone, N
Rutland Railroad
English Royal Party Leaves Athens for Katakels
English King Edward the Eighth Queen Alexandra and the Prince and Princess of Wales depart Athens in the royal party bound for Katakels. The April 25 report notes the departure took place last evening as the travelers leave ATHENS on their European tour.
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Athena
Athens
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Katakels
Financial and Commercial Closing Stock Quotations
Closing stock quotat ons show money on call steady at 43485 percent and prime mercantile paper at 4454 percent. Exports of general merchandise from New York port valued at 712 678 981. Prices listed for multiple rail and industrial stocks with varied percentages including U S Steel 42 54 and Missouri Pacific 94.
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New York
Central
Mort, & West
Shy B. Sc O
Penn. R
Brooklyn R.T
Rock Laland
Ches
Ohio
St. Paul
Chil, & Marthw
Southern Pac
U. S&s. Steel
Manhatttan
U. & Steel Pi
Brig Metropolitan
West, Union
Missouri Pact
New York Market Quick Glance On Flour and Wheat
Market report shows flour steady to dull with listed prices for patent varieties and winter grades. Wheat weak on Livernool cables and good weather, then rallied. corn shows readiness in face of weak cables, eggs firm with western choices higher, cheese steady with full cream and high grade options, live poultry steady with varied chicken and duck prices.
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New York
Chicago
Chueesh
Eric
Dressel
Live Stock Markets Mixed With Light Receipts
CATTLE receipts light and market steady with choice at 3.04 to 3.05 per hundredweight and primes near 1.05.50. HOGS receipts light and market steady with primes and heavies around 6.70 to 8.75 and light Yorkers about 6.18 to 6.40. SHEEP AND LAMBS receipts light and market steady with prime wethers near 4.00 and lambs around 4.10 to 4.40.
San Francisco Earthquake Death Toll Report and Aftermath
General Greely releases a list of 217 victims with about fifty unaccounted bodies buried in Lombard and Rey streets. Mayor Schmitz orders Chinese moved to Hunter's Point. Coroner Walsh estimates at least a thousand dead as relief funding and pestilence risk are addressed.
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San Francisco
Greelly
San Francico
Winn
San Trancisco
Lombard and Rey
Washington Square
Portsmouth Square
Valencia
Shaw
Treasury
Golden Gate
Chinatown
Schmitz
Hunter’s Point
Willis Ames
Salt Lake
Flis
Market Street
van Ness
Golden Gate Avenue
Claus Spreckels
California Street
MacBride
Va Ness Avenue
Denver Man Describes Terror At St Agnes Asylum
BR Drinkwater of Denver describes the San Jose near St Agnes asylum calamity. He fled from San Francisco to find the building ruined and hundreds of demented inmates buried or crying out. He recalls mad crowds, restrained patients, and chaotic rescue efforts amid the wreckage.
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Denver
Asylum
San Jose
Galo
St. Agnes’ Asylum
BR. L. Drinkwater
San Francisco
St. Agnes
Mdn
San Francisco Spirit shown as city rebuilds after quake
W D Wood, former Seattle mayor, visiting San Francisco after the earthquake lauds the citys resilience. He praises the forty-niners heritage and predicts the new San Francisco will surpass the old, with 66,000 workers in the burned district within thirty days.
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Oakland
Cali
W. D. Wood
Seattle
San Francisco
Boston
Chicago
Galveston
Baltimore
Missing Californian claims fingerprint cut finger robbery
A San Francisco fugitive in Colorado Springs said her name was Miss Logan. She wore a bandage on her left hand and told police that after the earthquake last Wednesday morning she lay unconscious in the St. Francis Hotel lobby where the third finger on that hand was severed and rings were taken. She is about twenty, distraught with grief and indignation.
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A. W. Greely
San Francisco
Max Fast
Windsor Hotel
Fifthh‘and Market
Mr. Fast
Union Square
John Cashzear
Spearfish
van Ness Avenue
Mr. Cashnear
Golden Gate Park
Panhandle
Toye
Health Department
William Walsh
Colorado Springs
Colo
Miss Logan
St. Francis Hotel
Labor Appeal For San Francisco Earthquake Relief
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor led by President Bathelu Goampars urged all organized labor nationwide to donate one day’s pay to aid California earthquake and fire survivors.
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Labor
San Francisco
Washington
Ccutive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Bathe Uel Goampars
California
May Irwin Donates 1006 To Red Cross Relief
May Irwin the actress gave 1000 dollars from her Ithaca performance to the Red Cross society for relief work in California. The gift highlights charitable efforts by performers amid disaster relief needs.
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May Irwin
Tphaca
Admiral Roosevelt Honors John Paul Jones at Annapolis Burial
President Roosevelt and dignitaries attend the John Paul Jones burial at the Naval Academy in Annapolis. The service features French and American naval bands, a 850-voice choir, and remarks urging future officers to emulate Jones and pursue disciplined preparation and mastery of ships and weapons.
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Annapolis
Roosevelt
Jusserand
Brevoe de la Peyrere
John Paul Jones
Paris
Horace Por
Ter
Naval Academy
Armory
Bancroft Hall
Baltimore Oratorio Society
Navy
Guy Navy
Daniels and Italians shine at Athens Olympic events
Athens April 25 Olympiad events featured boat races and swimming. Daniels of the New York Athletic Club won heat one of the 100 meters backstroke in 1 minute 17.5 seconds, Healey of Australia second, Darbyshire of England third. Radmilovic of Wales won heat two in 1 minute 41 seconds, Flalmay of Hungary second, Schwartz of Missouri Athlet Ic Club third. Finalists named. Italians led in four oared gigs with Creeks second in another. Taylor of Wales won the mile swim in a dramatic display as the crowd acclaimed him.
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Daniels
New
York
Athens
Greece
Phalerumavas
New York ‘Athletic Club
M. Daniels
Avstinute
Flalmay
Hangary
Taylor
Bertmont Wins Woodhaven Stakes At Aqueduct
Bertmont the second choice won the Woodhaven stakes at Aqueduct by three lengths over Athens who started as a favorite. Athens led early but Bertmont charged late to triumph as two other favorites also won their races.
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Bertmont
New York
Aqueduct
Athens
de Athens
Baird
Bermont
Calabash
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Scores from yesterday show Brooklyn defeating New York 16 to 10 in the National League opener at New York. Philadelphia beat Washington 6 to 3 while Boston triumphed over Philadelphia 4 to 1 in others. In the American League New York edged Philadelphia 4 to 3, and Boston defeated Washington 8 to 1 as hits and errors are listed for each game.
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National League
New York
Brooklyn
Blason
Scanlon
Bergen
Wiltse Io- Gronity
Bresnahan
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Vissessseanse
Philadelphie
Ie Bostin
Aren Z
Dugeleby
Donovarsi, Maroney and Needham
T Chicago
Pitsburges
Chicago
Pitre
Pittsburg
Leefield
Peltz
Brown
Jing
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Oo Werts
Pinata
Friars St. Long
Holmes
Duchot
Phelps
Te ‘Ps
York Ays
Wesens F. Bee
BO Grest
Towis i. Eeeaees
Aveees
Evee
Brooklyr Oise-Cenereeesseseree
Byrors
Crear
Kleinow
Render
Threc
Washivetons
Tannehill
Graham
Falkenbere
Bleyee Hardy
Kitson
Watkefield
Detroit
Tule
Donavan
Warner
Paitz
Rickey
Pessasaeie Dt
Empress Boowagper Sends 20060 to Chinese Sufferers in San Francisco
In Peking April the MPLess lays blame on the pianistess at San Francisco and reports a transfer of 20060 dollars to Chinese victims in that city.
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Empress Boowagper
Peking
April
Pianstess
San Francisco
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