Bloodshed in Brussels as rioters clash with gendarmes
Widespread disorders in Brussels on April 18 left many injured and several dead as rioters from the poorer quarters clashed with police and gendarmes using rifles and carbines. A socialist turnout and a looming general strike heightened tensions across the city.
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Sivussels
Socialist Guard
M. Vien der Velde
Chamber of Deputies
Socialist Movement
Belgium
Esta Les
Royal Palace
Law Courts
Ministers
Maison du Teuple
Civic Guard
Rue Haute
New York's Day Sunday Under Excise Law Enforcement
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Press note intensified enforcement of the Raines law excise in New York City. Police and liquor dealers’ members shut many saloons, with hotels serving drinks only with sandwiches, and widespread arrests tallied at forty-one by 11 PM.
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New York
New Yorker
State Liquor Dealers’ Association
Tenderloin
West
Thirty-seventh
Raines
Greater
Major Waller Acquitted by Court Martial
Major Littleton W. T. Waller of the marine corps is acquitted in a Samar court martial. The panel voted eleven to two for acquittal on the charge of killing natives without trial.
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Manila
Littleton W. T. Waller
Marine Corps
Samar
Waller
Sumatra tobacco growth praised after cloth covering tests
Washington April 1 Pyrof Milton Whitney chief of the bureau of golls of the demivttiment of negriculture touring Piattford Conn New York and Philadelphia to gauge Sumatra tobacco under cheese cloth. He notes improved gloss and finish after packing and six months aging and an auction sale is planned in Hartford May 1 with a catalogue for trade and cigar makers.
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Washington
Milton Whitney
Bureau of Golls
Piattford
Conn
New York
Philadelphia
Whitney Ays
Hartford
Unclear game report from Detroit match ends 13 to 0
An exclusive wire from The Ansoelatic Prowl notes a Detroit contest where the host suffered a 13 to 0 loss to Buffalo. Names and precise details are garbled, but the scoreline and teams remain identifiable.
Contempt ruling as Kansas City bakers defy court order
Striking journeymen bakers refuse to obey Judge John Henry of the Circuit Court restraining them from interfering with Warnekes bakery. One man threw the order into the street when served. Deputies witnessed the act as strikers block customers and urge against patronage. The judge’s next move was not yet clear.
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Kansas City
Henry
John Henry
Circuit Court
Warneke
General Miles May Retire Amid Army Leadership Strife
A Washington dispatch reports pressure on General Miles to retire as tension grows between General Miles and Secretary of War Root. Roosevelt officials weigh ethics of retirement to protect the army, with possible succession by General Brooke and later promotions for General Young and General Chaffee.
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Associated Pros
Washington
Lessies
Cleveland
Miles
White House
Roosevelt
Baevs
Root
Hoothis
Ord
Noyes
Genemail
Brooke
8. M. F. Young
Chaffee
Schnur Family Released from Prison in Vienna Cable Update
A Vienna cablegram reports the Schnur family of ten, once confined near the town on murder charges, released. The case involved a Jewish youth from Dumbrava Galicia alleged to have been forced to convert, with Christian peasants accusing his parents. A committee arranged to safeguard him and he reportedly left for America.
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New York
Dr. M. Neustedter
Thin City
Vienna
Schnur
Sehulin Schou
President Mitchell Arrives at Punxsutawney for Coal Talks
President Mitchell and Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers arrived in Punxsutawney to confer with striking Milne workers of the Rochester and Pittsburg Coal Co. They spent the afternoon and evening in talks with district leaders. Mitchell planned to meet with Manager Robinson next day to discuss an agreement allegedly entered into in Indianapolis.
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Punsitawney
Mitchell
Saretary Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
Milne
Rochester and Pittsburg Coal Company
Robinson
Rochester and Pittsburg
Mart, Mitchell and
Roblown
Indianapolis
Boer Peace Efforts and Canadian Trade Report
The piece notes that U.S. Canadian trade dominates and cites figures from Commercial Relations of 1901. It highlights Canada as a prime customer, tariff effects, and Canadian industries facing British preferences, with mentions of Bow river land schemes and New Foundland legislation.
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Emery
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
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Dominion
Germany
Bittinger
Montreal
South America
Central America
Mexico
West Indies
Africa
Asia
Oceanica
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Consul Shepherd
Hamilton
New York
Canadian Pacific Railway
Calgary
Medicine Hut
Bow River
Freeman
Et. Pierre
Coal Market Stabilizes Amid Price Adjustments
The coal trade shows easing wholesale prices as producers fix spring costs and shipments from ports rise. Delays ease with improved transport, making April consumer prices among the lowest for the season, while lake shipments and tidewater moves increase.
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Asiwlated
Willddelphia
Lia
Niin
Toale
Wromlag
Behuylkill
U S Army Ship Arrives Safely After Near Iba Attack
Exclusive wire reports the United States Army Trueport Hillowk, previously near Iba in northern Luxon, arrived here without sustaining damages after a brief attack on an oral reef and required lightening before transfer.
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Associated Pros
Manila
United States Army Trueport
Iba
Luxon
Oral Reef
Painters strike settled by arbitration in Wilkes-Barre
Arbitration settled a painters and decorators strike in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania after workers quit April 1 over wage demands. Three arbitrators set future wages at 2.07 dollars per day, satisfying both sides. Strikers to return to work tomorrow.
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Wilkes-Barre
Associated Prew
Two Women Murdered Near Mantua Station
Exclusive AP report from Cleveland details the killing of Mrs. Martha J. Galhoun and her daughter Mrs. Vaughn at their Mantua area home. William Vaughn, the younger woman’s step-son, was arrested in Havana on murder charges after blood-like stains were found on his trousers. he claims they come from a finger cut. The father had died recently and left most of his estate to the two women. Vaughn lived apart from the family.
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Rue Haute
Vie Rue Haute
Hospital of St. Hiera
Associated Press
Socialist Jewelers' Union
Sovialist Committee
Monkley
Molenbeek
St. Jean
Brussels
Cleveland, O
Martha J. Galhoun
Vaughn
Mantua Station
Thin City
William Vaughn
Ravona
Havana
Fight With Desperadoes Near Bruges Reported Killings
In a clash between officers and desperadoes near Bruges LT four men are said killed and seven wounded including a noted outlaw. Telegraph and telephone service to Bragg is down tonight.
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Associatedress
Kansas City
Offvere
Desperidoss
Bruges
Italian-born Photographer Arrested on Counterfeit Ring Claim
Exclusive AP dispatch from New York reports Geneva Agone a Thal ian photographer living in New Haven was arrested here on counterfeit money charges Six counterfeit bills and about 1000 Italian money were found on him authorities say Agone allegedly swindled numerous Italian immigrants after the steamer Trave arrival claiming to be purser and exchanged their money for counterfeit notes
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Geneva Agone
New Haven
Iitin
Agone
Ley
Burglars Slay Man in Gilberton Boarding House Raid
Seven masked burglars burst into a boarding house near the Gilberton colliery at about 2 a.m. They killed Wasu Taleo, age 36, shot Mrs. George Bernitz in the cheek, and seriously beat her husband. The crew looted three trunks and two watches before escaping. police have no clues.
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Associated
Mahanoy City
Gilberton Collery
Wasu Talo
George Bernitz
Taleo
Bernity
Cholera Outbreak Strains Manila and Provinces
Manila reports 245 cholera cases with 1092 deaths to date while the provinces tally 418 cases and 381 deaths. The US Army transport Grant reached Legaspi with a cholera-stricken teamster aboard and, after quarantine, returned to Manila with dwindling supplies as the patient died.
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United States Army
Grant
Samir Island
Legaspi
Luson
Funeral of T D Talmage Set for Church of the Covenant
Funeral services for Rev. Dr. T DeWitt Talmage will be held Tuesday at 4 pm from the Church of the Covenant with simple rites and short life and work addresses from close associates. Speakers include Drs Ten nis St Haimlin Ty Thomas Chalmers Easton and others. interment at Greenwood Cemetery follows Wednesday morning.
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T. DeWitt
Talmage
Church of the Covenant
Tennis St. Haimlin
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Thalinage
Massachusetts Avenue
Senate to vote on Chinese exclusion and Cuban reciprocity
Senate action centers on the Chinese exclusion bill with a Wednesday vote and a quick move to the Philippine government bill. Debate on Cuban reciprocity may extend into next week as amendments are pressed by Democrats and Republicans, with focus on the differential for refined sugar and potential overrule of the chair.
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McLaurin
South Carolina
Dalzell
Cuba
Wvhair
Friends
House
Episcopal bishops to attend services across multiple churches
Clergy signaled intention to attend midweek services at Episcopal chapels led by bishops from Salina Toledo and Porto Rico with possible New Mesiro visit. Avenging events planned include public meetings and banquets though executive sessions remain exclusive.
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Clovinnati
Siy
Tia Vite
Abslopae
Salina
Wistern Kateas
Munaitilia
Porto Mico
Perbape
Mesiro
Mio
Immigrant Ship Arrivals Reported From Multiple Ports
An exclusive wire despatch notes April arrivals in New York from various ports. The Doolin Prince brings passengers from Medien van with 1007 aboard. The Champagne from Daveo brings a steerage passenger count, and the Me feria from Mediterranean ports arrives with Go. Denmark reports another consignment from the Island.
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Kungpeai Parte
Rom
Broigit
Statendgn
Motordau
Chilimpagne
Daveo
Denmark
Shipping News Arrivals and Sails Reported
The Associated Press lists April arrivals at New York ports from Liverpool and Queenstown. Vessels Umbria Friesland Campania Crosse Kurhurst sailings include departures from Liverpool and Bremen with New York service.
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la Champagne
Havre
Statendam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Liverpool
Umbria
Queenstown
Antwerp
Friesland
Campania
Southaapton
Crosse Kurhurst
Bremen
Deaths of a Day in Cumberland and La Crosse
Morace Besley inventor of the locomotive pilot and other railway appliances died today in Cumberland Maryland. He was about 80 years old. In La Crosse Wisconsin Gyebert Van Bier banker and former legislator died at his home aged 83. He served in both branches of the legislature and was mayor of La Crosse before becoming a state senator.
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Associated Press
Cunmberland
T Morace Besley
Railrad
la Crove
Wis
Gyebert van Bier
Northwest
van Breenwyk
Netherlands
Weather Forecast for Washington and Pennsylvania
Forecast for Monday and Tuesday in Washington and Eastern Pennsylvania calls for diminishing northwest winds. Highs and lows not specified with the readable text.
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Pennylvania
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