Roosevelt Parade Delights Vast St Louis Expo Crowd
The April 30 dedication program in St Louis drew tens of thousands for a grand military display led by Roosevelts party. A wind chilled crowd, blankets provided, 800+ women and children fainted son witnessed. Francis praised the event while the Liveral Arts building hosted a record audience of 50,660.
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A Follower of Ingersoll Buried Quietly in Mass
April 30 in New York. Stuart Robson buried tomorrow at Go harsett Mass in the same cemetery as Lawrence Barrett. He was a breakfast follower of Ingersoll and will have no religious ceremonies.
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Third conviction in Goebel case ends in life sentence
Frankfort Ky April 30 The Howard case jury failed to agree at first trial. After further deliberation they found Howard guilty of complicity in the Goebel assassination and sentenced him to life imprisonment This is the third time he has been found guilty with earlier trials for hanging and a later verdict of imprisonment.
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Grain markets report from Minneapolis and Chicago
Grain market notes dated April 30 discuss wheat corn and oats with higher openings and bear pressure due to weather. Receipts lag behind last year, few contract-quality lots, and forecasts warn of potential crop damage from continuing unseasonable conditions. Local manager F W Boulter notes market sentiment favoring lower wheat prices despite weather risks.
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Roosevelt on Louisiana Purchase at St Louis fair dedication
President Roosevelt’s St Louis address marks the Louisiana Purchase as the nation’s greatest continental expansion. He praises frontier virtues, stresses unity under a strong federal system, and urges courage, self restraint, and civic duty for a growing republic.
Two Fights Reported In Turkish Insurgent Engagements
Vienna dispatch states the New Free Press recounts two clashes at Bal king. At Oxuma jand insurgents suffered 4 killed and wounded while Turks lost 12. At Nouyohop Turks surprised and killed or wounded 46 insurgents. Turkish loss 1.
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Fruit ruin in Nebraska frost and snow in twenties
A deep blanket of snow and sleet covers Nebraska as April temperatures dip into the twenties. Officials warn the entire fruit crop is likely a total loss, with crop reports noting only wheat sustaining minor damage and multiyear losses projected.
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Explorer Paul Du Chailla Dies After Stroke
St PetersburgApril 1Paul Du Chailla the famous explorer and writer died at midnight from a partial stroke described as parallele received jostemlay. The passing removes a noted traveler and author whose work informed and inspired readers worldwide.
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Furnace Explosion Burns Seven at Thompson Steel Plant
In Braddock Pennsylvania on April 30 seven workers suffered serious burns from a furnace explosion at the Thompson Steel plant.
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Explosion at Powder Works Leaves Plant in Flames
A powder works near Shoro, Pa., caught fire with magazines of explosive content. Workers fled as explosions were feared, killing two stockholders and injuring a supervisor. The 500 workers, including 4 men and 16 women, escaped. windows shattered five miles away. Fire threats spread to two storehouses with dynamite, prompting evacuation within five miles.
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Town of Frank Desolated by Volcanic Eruption
Reports from Frank, Northwest Territory indicate the town is deserted as ominous sounds issue from a mountain and fear grows of a renewed eruption. Mountian debris bury row of houses while police rush to the scene. Canadian Pacific issues statement as ensuing slides threaten rescue efforts and the extent of loss remains unknown.
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Rustlers killed as Arizona cattlemen lynch rustlers
In the Hutelven mountains, a lynching occurred after ranchers tracked rustlers. One victim was a boy under 17, his shirt bearing a placard reading Death to the thieves. The second body was found tied to a mule, with the perpetrators pursuing vigilante justice on the range.
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National Congress of Sone of the American Revolution Opens
Delegates from Maine to California attend the National Congress of the Sone of the American Revolution in New Haven opening today. An Imoquet tonight features Yale President Hadley and other notables. Tomorrow a new president will be chosen to replace Edwin Warfield of Baltimore who declined reelection. Meetings continue through Saturday.
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Edward Given Ovation in Rome Departure
Edward was given an ovation in Rome as he left the city in the morning, contrasting with yesterday’s cool reception on his Vatican visit. King Victor, Prince Colona and several nobles accompanied him to the train amid the crowd.
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