Patrick's Murder Trial Statement Targets Jones Testimony
Lawyer Albert Patrick, jailed in the Millionaire William Marsh ake case, claims the Jones testimony aims to keep him in prison. He attacks the Rice will prosecution, asserts witness hunting in the Tenderloin, and criticizes District Attorney Osborne and Captain Baker on alleged misconduct.
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Witthaus
Cate
Ersons
Ex- Pertis
Ozborne
Whitihaus
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Rockhill Interviews Li Hung Chang in Pekin Talks
United States special commissioner in Pekin reports no major hitches in China power settlement talks. Li Hung Chang confirms acceptance of punishments list with one concession age 70 office deprivation. Ministers debate troop deployment to avoid international friction and prefer encampment 12 to 15 miles from Pekin core.
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United States
Jong
Li Hung Chang
China
Legation
Japan's Attitude Toward Russia Chinese Policy
Exclusive London report says Japanese shipping firms are told to ready vessels for transport, cruisers on reserve, leaves recalled, and first reserve officers warned. Public excitement noted as Japan reassesses its stance on Russia's China policy.
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Yokohama
Daily Mail
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Italian Squadron Sails for Toulon in Two Divisions
The Italian squadron sailed for Toulon today in two divisions. The first, commanded by the Duke of Genoa, includes six frontlads and two torpedo boats. The second, led by Rear Admiral Costelletti, comprises seven ironclads and one torpedo boat. The Duke bears a Gyallo graph letter from King Victor Emmanuel to President Loubet.
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Philadelphia National League Club Signs McParland
Exclusive AP report states catcher McParland from Clavelind has signed with the Philadelphia club after recent practice with the team. Manager Slettdine attributed the departure to a lack of clear reason, noting McParland will report to duties soon.
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Bia Fyom
Slettdine
McFarland
Tin Coldine
Plague Cases Reported in Cape Town After Four Decades
The Associated Press reports forty eight new plague cases in Cape Town over the last two days. Four involve Europeans and the remaining are of other races. A colored man died from gue disease today.
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Associated Press
Cape Town
Bridge collapse on Oswego canal tolls sixty injured in Syracuse
A car carrying about sixty people fell thirty feet when the East Site Suburban bridge on James street gave way over the Oswego canal in Syracuse. Thirty were injured, some seriously, with ladders and ambulances rushing the wounded to homes and hospitals. The bridge, about sixty feet wide, broke at both embankments and slid into the canal.
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Syracuse Rail Transit Company
James Street
Oswego Canal
Military plan for China discussed by allied generals
Exclusive dispatch from Pekin outlines a plan to occupy nine railway points between Pekin and Shin Hai Kwan with about 9 000 troops plus 2 000 at Pekin. Chatter and Wogin opposed the troop density. Officers favor destroying forts at several locations to ensure submission. Withdrawal timing to be set by governments.
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Shin-Hai-Kwan
Vekin
Mao-Ting-Pu
Chaffee
Yange-Tsutt
Tien‘Tain
Tien- ‘Tein
Shan-Hai-Kwan
Tong-Fu
Tean
Hing
Hyena A Wreck Off East Gloucester
The echooner Hyena of Calais Maine bound from Perth Amboy to Calais went ashore at East Gloucester this morning and is a total wreck. Captain W F Dix of West Tremont Maine and Steward Muller residence unknown were lost, while crewmen Hewnett and Elmer Stunley were saved.
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Fire damages Long Island Railroad coal pockets in city yards
An exclusive New York wire reports a night fire at the Long Island railroad yards in Long Island City. Coal pockets flooded with coal were set ablaze, causing damage and prompting company actions to assess losses and secure the facility.
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Mortality Discrepancy in Rio Janeiro Population Figures
Washington reports a clash between Rio de Janeiro population counts. Sanitary authorities claim 794000 residents while statistical authorities estimate 480716. The memo notes 18 percent mortality in 1900, 77 per 1000 still births, tuberculosis accounting for about one fifth of deaths, and births lagging deaths.
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Rio Janeiro
Marine Hospital Service
Tavelburg
Io Janeiro
Rio
Suppression of Havana Paper After Caricature Incident
Exclusive wire reports Governor Wood ordered suppression of La Discussion in Havana. The issue published a cartoon depicting Cuban public as a crucified figure with Wood and McKinley named as thieves, prompting arrests and legal charges for Senor Corando and cartoonist Castellanos. Capote urged the convention to oppose misrepresentation while Wood considered further charges.
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C. T W. Platt
Phlitt
Mary Magdalen
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Senor Capote
Benor Capote
MckKinley
la Discussion
Senor Coranda
Castellanos
Wendell Burpee Aground Off Cape Elizabeth Tragedy
Exclusive wire reports the two masted schooner Wendell Burpee from St John New Brunswick ran ashore near Cape Elizabeth at noon. Captain Lows Merge, cook Charles Foster, and a sailor perished. mate John Swenson survived barely. The fate of the rest remains unclear.
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Porythind
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Wendall Burpee
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Lows Mergebury
Chorge Foster
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Lish Charlie
John Swenson
French Coalition Movements Amid War Tensions Reported
In an April dispatch from Vaviss the Associated Press notes limited movements within the coalition led by M. Walleck Rousseau and resident Louw. The report mentions travel toward Nice via Toulon to greet a prominent figure, with various officials and ministers cited in the sparse exchange.
Will Entertain the President in Denver Visit
A committee of twenty and citizens including U S Senators Teller and Patterson and ex senator Wolcott selects to receive and entertain President McKinley during his Denver visit. The president is expected to spend several days in Colorado, with events planned in Denver and surrounding areas.
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Cobh
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Wolcot
Bell
Shatroth
Fee
McKinley
Céline Springes
Piko
Elevator fire damages St Louis Storage firm property
Sparks from a switch engine caused a fire at the St Louis Elevator and Storage company today. The blaze burned for under two hours, destroying the elevator, with losses estimated around 5000. Wheel and cone debris were scattered across the site.
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St. Louia
Nation Crusade Trial Under New Law Ends Without Verdict
An exclusive telegraph report from Sulinn via Associated Press covers Mrs Nation’s crusade trial under the new municipal liquor law. The judge dismissed the case after the jury failed to reach a verdict, noting the law’s misdemeanor provision for possession of spirituous liquor.
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Sulinn
Rin
Steamship Arrivals Reported From New York Harbor
Arrived ships include La Clampagne Have Servia Queenstown and Etrona en route to Liverpool. Koenig in Lin for Bremen Vaderland New York for Antwerp Havre welcomed La Gascogne and Lizand New London bound for Antwerp and Northwest ports.
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Have
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Liverpool
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Queenstown
Etrona
Jiverpool
Southampton
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Luin
Bremen
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Lizand
Passe Nuoudlend
Antwep
Kaiser Fears a Revolution Warns Army to Stay Loyal
Exclusive AP dispatch from Berlin reports Emperor William II addressing Potsdam garrison. He warns of serious times ahead and vows the crown’s authority be maintained while urging soldiers to resist temptations and remain faithful to the oath. Public quotations are being suppressed by the interior ministry.
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Salem
Ministry of the Interior
Litgrum
Essen
Alexander Grenadiers
Bremen
Weather and World Notes In Morning Edition
Partly cloudy today with minor weather notes. The morning brings notices on various topics including a trolley accident report and a statement by Layner Patrik.
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Layner Patrik
Germany
Cannibalism at Sea Ships Survive After Angolan Wreck
Exclusive wire reports from Singapore recount survivors of the Nova Beothark Angola wrecked six days from Manila. Two boats carried five and twelve men. the crews endured forty days adrift eating barnacles and boots. Food dwindled as killings occurred and two men died, including a Frenchman who drank blood before being killed. The last two survivors, Johansen and Marticonnu, were rescued emaciated from Rubl or Plat island in the Natuaaw group northwest of Hornea. Malays sent them to Singapore by junk.
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Angola
Manila
Johnscn
Sweile
Muarthcornu
Johangen
Marthernu
Pate
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Giorthwest
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Johansen
Marticonnu
Explosion Sows Damage in Ogdensburg Boiler Incident
Fragmentary OCR reports an explosion in Ogdensburg causing structural damage as a boiler fell onto a building. The incident appears tied to a boiler blast with unclear details and several referenced names and places.
Supposed case of death by own action in hotel
An exclusive wire report from The Associated Dies Philadelphia describes a death found in a hotel here. The incident is believed to be a self inflicted act with no clue explaining the motive or reason for the death.
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Duties Raised on American Steel
An exclusive wire report notes new duties on American steel products. The source cites London figures and a Paris correspondent, detailing impacts on trade and prices with brief mention of affected industries and markets.
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Russia Willing to Make Concessions
The Morning Post dispatch from London reports French forces opposed by Chinese near Wailea while German troops advance within thirty miles of Shum-si. A letter from Le Homg Cling to the Shun-S governor is cited urging the Manehmar convention, and Russian officials are said to consider allowing Japan a free hand in Korea to curb a hostile stance.
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Tui-Youen-sea
Ming Thome
LE Homg
Shun-S
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China
Administration Is Perplexed Over Cable Dispatch
Washington April 7 The administration is perplexed by a cable from Saulers in Pekin suggesting the Russian minister refuses to receive official Chinese communications. Officials deny a clear statement but admit receipt of a dispatch with unclear purport. A separate Rockhill cable made no reference to the alleged refusal.
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Pekin
Rockhill
United States
Stockhill
Squires
Russie
Agreement for Canadian Cattle Tuberculosis Testing
Negotiations between Secretary Wilson and the Canadian minister lead to Canada sending expert veterinarians to England to test cattle for tuberculosis. United States to admit Canadian cattle only if certificates show testing and freedom from disease. Officials note about ten percent of U S cattle and forty percent in Britain show tuberculosis. Europe remains disease risk. U S bars European imports.
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Wilson
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England
Anida
Worstton
Canad
United States
Britain
Europe
Dockers to Return to Work Next Tuesday
Marcofiles reports that striking dockers have declared they will resume work next Tuesday after a period of halted duties. Unclear details on negotiating bodies or affected ports.
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Marcofiles
API
Tuewley Next
Strike likely on Central Railroad of New Jersey
Report from New York April 7 notes imminent strike on the Central Railroad of New Jersey system after failed audience requests with Vice President Warren. Chiefs Arthur and Sargent stage travel home and say workers may strike. Clark confirms veto power rests with the men and little chance of broad executive backing for an halt.
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Hone
Clevelaned
Ivciions Aindhaet
Phe Ue
Pledie Wikhound
Mo. Clark
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Coday Rapids
Weather Forecast for Washington in April
Forecast for eastern Pennsylvania shows May term weather with potential for warmer days. Expect light winds from the north and a tendency toward dry conditions as the month progresses.
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