President on Train Tour Through Nebraska and Yellowstone
The president's special train arrived in Nebraska after a Yellowstone visit with secret service detaining a tramp discovered in the baggage car. The journey included light breeze conditions for the Reliance cup race and plans to stop at Grand Island before proceeding westward.
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Rusand
Seamen's Union A
San Francisco
Bil- Mont
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Tance
Mel
Yelowstone
Reliance
Witteats
Grain Markets Report From April 26 Incidents
Grain market notes show wheat trading with slight declines and unsettled prices. Reports mention various price slots and futures activity, with mentions of May and July terms, and commentary on market nerves. The text also notes a local court sentence for rioting and a separate item about soldiers’ sentences, indicating broader news context.
Cobbe Relieved as Manning Defeats Mad Mullah Forces
General Manning commanding British Somaliland forces meets the Mad Mullah near Obba April 25 and defeats them. The Mullah reports 2,000 killed while British casualties are not stated. Cobbe is relieved. The pursuing force had earlier annihilated Plunkett's 12,000 strong command with 2,000 mounted troops.
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General Manning
Obba
Somaliland
Manning
Cobba
Arrests Reach High in Coast Guard Service Scandal
Chicago reports ex-disbursing officer J H Wilson arrested for irregularities with potential to implicate others. James Beauhan convicted of defalcation and Captain Harry Chamberlain charged with smuggling, risking involvement of senior army officers. In Washington Cardinal Gibbons presided at the marriage of Miss Theodosia Cook Martin of this city to Francis J M Grace of New York at the bride’s grandmother’s home with elite attendees.
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Transportation Service
Chicago
J. H. Wilson
Bureau of Coast Guard and Transportation
James Beauhan
Harry Chamberlain
Seward
Washington, D. C
Barrett Sinclair faces $20,000 shortage and suicide attempt
Washington reports from Manila cite financial irregularities in the Philippines including Barrett Sinclair former provincial treasurer of Rial Province who is under arrest for a $20,000 shortage and reportedly attempted self harm when seized.
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Riza
Washington
War Department
Manila
Philippines
Treasuer
Rial
Simelit
King Edward Enters Naples Amid Royal Welcome
King Edward arrives in Naples aboard the royal yacht Albert and Victoria as vast crews line the bay and ships fire salutes. Civics and military officials greet him. exchanges of welcomes occur before he proceeds to Rome on Monday. Mrs Burdick Receives Settlement In Pennell Will Case. Rufus Cantrell Found Guilty In grave robbery case.
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Naples
King Bidware
Reme
Paris
Bay
Albert
Victoria
Rome
Triple Allies Oppose Russia in Asia Crisis
London reports Russia seeks to test the Anglo Japanese alliance over Manchuria and may display force to lure Britain away. Britain's stance unclear as US and Japan consider coordinated action but Washington signals a lone American approach. Secretary Hay emphasizes safeguarding US interests amid tense eastern crisis.
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Wiehe
Russia
China
Manchuria
England
Hay
Roosevelt
Japan
United States
Foreign naval strengths in Chinese waters grow amid tensions
Washington reports shifts in fleet deployments as Russia expands to 42 vessels, France holds 31 ships, Britain 27, Germany 17, and the United States maintains 24 other ships in Asian stations. Japan shows naval strength near the region amid Philippine waters concerns.
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Manelourtia
Vensele
France
Wis
Great Britain
Germany
Kentucky
Philippine
Japan
Greo
May Day Injuries And Town Celebrations Report
A pedestrian named Murphy was struck near the railroad crossing by an engine on the O R N track, suffering a broken rib and facial cuts. He was taken to 1003 Hart Court Street for treatment. The incident paused May Day plans as the town prepares a baseball opener between Dayton and Pendleton and a school chorus training event led by Roy Conklin for Arbor Day festivities. The May pole and dancing location are undecided, with a courthouse square possible.
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Tito
Omen
Owe
Hart Court Street
Murphy
D. J. Phelps
Dayton
Pendleton
Hon YG Halley
Petrmnary
Bone
Nationalist Leader Explains Aiding Ladrones Charges
Washington report on the Philippine nationalist party defense of alleged aid to Ladrones. The party leader pledges friendship with Americans and says the aim is Philippine independence with U.S. aid, but the explanation is deemed unsatisfactory.
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Nationalist Party
Washington
Eivil
Philippines
Hme
United States
Express train carrier to New York with silver consignment
An express train carrying 260 kegs, each containing 20 000 in silver, guarded by regulars, is to depart Philadelphia for New York. The cargo is intended for circulation in the Philippines.
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Philippines
Philadelphia
New York
Plunder by Turkish Troops Reported in Macedonia
A Vienna dispatch says Turkish troops plundered many Macedonian villages and killed several Christians. In Chicago a fire destroyed an apartment house, badly burning Mrs. Gertrude Stiles Mrs. William Linden and Mrs. Gottfried Sowltoh, driving sixteen families from their homes with $26,000 in losses.
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Berlin
Vienna
Dicpatch
Gertrude Stiles
William Linden
Gottfried Sowltoh
Chicago
Post Office Robbed at Ferguson
Three armed men robbed the Ferguson post office this morning blowing the safe and triggering an explosion that damaged the building. A posse exchanged gunfire with the robbers, who escaped with several hundred dollars. Nearby cities and colleges list multiple baseball games today across New Haven Providence West Point Annapolis.
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Ferguson
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Enat
Weet
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Yale
New Haven
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Brown
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Harvard
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Lehigh
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Annapolis
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Beloit
Wisconsin
Chicago
Madison
Purdue
Rose Polytechnic
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DePauw
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware, C
Kansas
Washburn College
Lawrence Kane
Kentucky Travelers Protective Association Meeting in Paducah
The Kentucky division of the Travelers Protective Association reports a flourishing condition after a large, representative attendance at the state convention in Paducah Kentucky. The day was devoted to business and matters of negotiation with tonight’s festivities arranged by the organization members.
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Paducah
Kentucky
Travelers’ Protective Association
King Alfonso Hosts Delegates at Madrid Medical Congress
King Alfonso and the queen mother entertained delegates to the International Medical Congress at the royal palace in Madrid. The report notes apparent slight to some attendees and describes seating for Europeans and Americans in the dining room.
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Alfonso
Spain
Madrid
Alfons
Palmoo
Col
Tony
Soldiers' Show Preparations At Madison Square Garden
Soldiers' Show opens in Madison Square Garden Monday, running 10 days. Cavalry from Fort Myer, engineers from Washington, Mort Ethan Allen, and detachments from West Point, the Marine Corps, Nova battalion, and the Royal Canadian Regiment take part, with Porty third regiment and other units represented.
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Ely Alrymenis
Othone
Military Athletic League
Maodlion Square Garden
Cavalry
Fort Myer
Retinery
Washington
Baricks
Mort Ethan Allen
Engineers
Porty Third Regiment
Commwall
Tifles
South Africa
Endele
West Point
Marine Corps
Nova Batatlion
Algnal Corps
Four hoboes arraigned on charges before Judge Fire Gerald
Four hoboes were arraigned this morning before Judge Fire Gerald for alleged offenses. Two received three days in the city jail, one got five days, and another had sentence suspended for one hour to allow departure from town.
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Hobees
Gerald
Cone
Back From England Rev Warren Expected In Pendleton Soon
Rev John Warren rector of the Church of the Redeemer returns from England via Toronto and Vancouver to Pendleton in about two weeks. He has been away since October. Roland L. Morgan of Elgin NL dies suddenly near Pensacola Florida after eating part of a mailed prepared food package. Postmark on the package is indistinct.
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England
John Warren
Church of the Redeemer
Pendleton
Toronto
Vancounver
Wash
Warren
Roland L. Morgan
Elgin
Pensacola
Fla
George Christiancy seeks relief from post office duty
Washington April 26 George Christiancy acting assistant attorney general for the post office department sought relief from duty pending an investigation into his office over papers taken from the Tyner safe by Mrs Tyner. Attorneys for Tyner conferred with Payne and said papers removed were handled to determine if any related to a former employee. most documents were personal.
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Washington
George Christiancy
Post Office Department
Tyner
Christiancy
Payne
Tyner Attor
Payie
Hem
Network of Railways Promises Western Trinetilla County Link
A report suggests the Oregon Railway and Navigation company plans within two to three years to build two branch lines in Western Trinetilla County shortening the Behaty Covate route by about four miles and a second line between Willtoa and Powter saving at least twenty miles. The plan would require abandoning the Mohotratinia segment and reorganizing company divisions, impacting Umatilla operations.
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Etreles
Trinetilla
Murat
Yar Liew
Wiltoa
Powter
Tle le Dene
Wallila
Uirentula
Pendleton
Umatilla
Blue Ribbon Dog Jess Wins Again at San Francisco Show
A telegram from Wamaley reports Blue Ribbon Dog Jess, a blooded pointer bitch, winning another blue ribbon at the San Francisco National Bench Show. The Cunningham special prize goes to Jess as the best all round pointer, elevating her status among the nation’s finest animals.
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F. F. Wamaley
San Francisco
Fo Wameley
Mie
Wamnaley
Allaten Shar Jows
Han
Dispatch
Joas
Cunningham
United States
Nelson Not Ill Says Telegraph Cleared
The report that Mr. B. Nelson of Weston had a stroke is incorrect. A telephone message to The Oregonian today states he is in his usual health, and the earlier illness report is attributed to no identifiable authority or origin.
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H. B. Nelson
B. Nelson
Weston
Ast Oregonian Office
Nelson
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