Miss Ebien Stone Reaches New York After Bulgarian Captivity
Miss Ebien Stone the missionary released by Bulgarian brigands arrives in New York aboard the Deutschland. She reports no severe beating and explains captors targeted her as the single woman. her companion Mrs Tsilka was not held for ransom. Stone plans to visit Chelsea Massachusetts to see her elderly mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stome
America
Ebien M. Stane
Bulgaria
New York
Deutschland
Charles Ua. Stone
Miss Stone
Psilka
Mre. Tsilka
Chelsea
Mass
Detroit Professor Confesses to Murder of Carrie Jennett
A Detroit special reports Prof. Joseph M. Miller confessed to fatally harming Carrie M. Jennett after an hour and twenty minutes in the sneathbox. Assistant Prosecutor Berriam and police officials were present during the admission of guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Joseph M. Miller
Carrie M. Jennett
Miller
Berriam
Police Department
Orb
Hee
Sere Mijas
Tage
Belgian Soldiers Revolt Over Border Crackdown
Belgian troops mutiny as freon Brossets dispute. Soldiers march shouting national anthems, with many resisting government orders. Several militiamen arrested for insubordination. regulars confined to barracks. Ball cartridges issued to the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freon Brossets
Theoubuir
Therm Barracks
Partial pardon order for life and life-type sentences issued
An official order grants partial pardons to those serving life or life-type terms. Pardons vary by quarter and penalties. People awaiting appellate decisions must withdraw appeals to benefit. The order also clarifies pardons for war related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Speci
Court of Appeals
Shervess
Journalist Appointed as First Assistant Postmaster General
Robert J. Wynne, Washington correspondent for the New York Press, has accepted the role of First Assistant Postmaster General. The nomination will go to the Senate soon after the President returns from Charleston. Wynne succeeds W. M. Johnson of New Jersey, who wishes to retire at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Wynne
Washington
The
New York Press
Senate
Charleston
W. OM. Johnson
Netw Jersey
Harris denies rumor on telegram about leaders accepting terms
Frederic Kuatherferd Harris, former secretary of the British Chartered South Africa company, at Liangibis Castle Usk Monmouthshire, said at his residence that a telegram announcing leaders had accepted British terms was without foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Kuatherferd Harris
South Africa Company
Liangibis Castle
Usk
Monmouthshire
Hkoer
Harris
Consul Reports Boer Del Toro in Imminent Danger
The United States consul at Colon cables that Boer Del Toro faces imminent attack by insurgents. A warship is needed to protect American interests, and the Navy Department will order Miichias to the threatened point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Colon
Boer. del Toro
Navy Department
Masonic Temple Fort Wayne Week of April Attractions
Fort Wayne Masonic Temple schedules a week of shows starting April 4 with Holden Comedy Company. April 21 features Breezy Time, April 22 The Burgomaster, April 26 Richard Carvel. The listings note dates and titles, inviting theatregoers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Fort Wayne
Ind
Holden Comedy Company
Burgomaster
Richard Carvel
Warsaw Philanthropist Donates to Minister Fund
Fletcher Anglin of Warsaw Indiana contributes five thousand dollars to the North Indiana Conference fund for the maintenance of superannuated ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Ang!n
Warsaw
Ind
North Indiana
Reverend Granille Lowther Appeals After Conference Verdict
The Rev Granille Lowther will appeal a verdict from a three member trial committee of eleven at the Methodist Episcopal conference in Arkansas City Kansas. He was found guilty of teaching heretic teachings and disposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowther
Granille Lowther
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Arkansas City
Kan
Manila Cholera Toll Totals Update From Province and City
Manila reports 205 cholera cases and 169 deaths while the province records 224 cases and 166 deaths. The figures reflect the ongoing outbreak and regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
President's Day in Charleston Exposition Highlighted by Honor to Maj Micah Jenkins
A Charleston exposition marked President's Day with a grand procession through the city streets. The President attended speeches in the auditorium and presented a sword to Maj. Micah Jenkins while delegations and cadets from several states and military academies participated. The event emphasized reunion after the Civil War, unity, and national progress amid wartime memories and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Exposition
Clarteston
Exposition Auditorium
Maj
Micah Jenkins
Charleston
United States
United States Marines
Meen
Wagener
Exposition Company
Grav. McSsweoener
South Carolina
Grev
Nwoesk
North Carolina
Maser Smyth
Par Teh
Roosevelt
Cloosevelt
Fire Rips Santa Rosa NM Area in Near Destruction
A sweeping fire nearly destroys Santa Rosa New Mexico reports a dramatic blaze with widespread damage. Fire crews battle flames as residents flee and authorities assess the scene and potential causes.
Signa Treaty Extends to British Colonies on Property Protections
Secretary Hay and Mr Raikes secure a treaty extending the U S Great Britain agreement on industrial property to British colonies. In Uniontown Pa a home of Edward Lyttle burned, killing two children aged two and three who were alone in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Raikes
United States
Great Britain
Edward Lyttle
Tniontown
Lyttle
Virginia Governor Vetoes Confederate Veterans Pension Fund
Governor Montague vetoes a joint Assembly resolution that would allocate 300000 dollars for Confederate veterans pensions, citing constitutional concerns and legal boundaries. He argues the measure oversteps legislative power and could implicate state finances and policy boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Montague
Virginia
Joint Assembly
Canada Blocks Railmen Insurance Benefit Plan
Canada forbids the Brotherhood of Railways Trackmen from carrying on an insurance plan for the benefit of its members, impacting coverage for union workers and their families. The move affects healthcare and financial protections amid ongoing labor relations discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Brotherhood of Railways
Notable Deaths and Local Crime in Early 1900s News Notes
J. T. Fitzpatrick ex police inspector Chicago is dead. Four men killed by trains in Baltimore within twenty four hours. Highwaymen active in St. Louis with seven hold ups in one night. The revolver used by Czolgosz in President McKinley’s assassination is held by Buffalo New York historical society. John Cookwood a negro barber of Oklahoma City shot in the neck and jaw on way home. Gas strikes occur at four wells in Blackwell Oklahoma Territory with greater pressure. February smallpox cases reach 421 in Kansas with no deaths.
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al Sull
Hartford
Conn
Oscar A. Schaef
W. F. Baker Chocolate Company
New York
Harriet Blaine Beal
Washington
Florida
George B. Mead
Wall Street
Gaynor
New York Supreme Court
New York Company
Fine Natural
Irving-on-Hudson
Monte Carlo
Williamsburg
N. Y
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Sing Sing
John Morely
Morristown
N. J
Morely
Col
John McKee
Philadelphia
United States
John Mel
Ee College
Boston and Maine
Wayland
Mass
Fred Judkins
William Southerland
New Astor Hotel
James Everard
Maud de Witt Talmage
Rev
T. de Witt Talmage
Clarence Frederick Wyckoff
Ithaca
Frank de Witt Talmage
Chicago
Frank C. Mehan
John MelXee
Ile
McKee City
St. John’s Military Academy
Manlius
Studson
Father Spotanski
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Santa Rosa
N. M
Taos County
New Mexico
Albert Schinder
Cincinnati
Duluth
Daniel Narvo
David Mylimaki
Ida Rogers
Jasper Oglesby
Elkhart
Jasper Privitt
Milan
John W. Wilp
H. H. Iking & Co
Gordon
Minn
Baxter-Kerns Mercantile Company
Colorado Springs
Henry Woernberg
Burns Valley
Lawton
O. T
Lathrop
South Africa
Rich Gould
Pony
Mont
Commercial Club
City Council of
Omaha
National Editorial Association
Taylor
Albert ST. Patrick
Charles Kratz
St. Louis
Durbin
Indiana
Michigan City
State Board of Charities
Philip D. Armour
Thirty-ninth Street
Cottage Grove Avenue
Lee Gallagher
First National Bank of
Colo
A. H. McMasters
Southern Plow Works
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Iron Works
Boonville
Louis Sage
Mike A. Logan
Albert S Bena
Blanche Walsh
Janice Meredith
Seattle
Wash
Puget Sound
Austin Powder Company
Glen Willow
Cleveland
Eugene McGlauchlan
Guthrie
George Sproat
Racine
Wil Wis
Indianapolis
Walworth Run
Co. D. Emory
Walla Walla
Peter Perley Lowe
Gov. Lowe
Iowa
Newkuk
San Quentin
Oregon
Charles F. Bates Horse Company
Hubbard
Parks
Eagle Creek
Morenci
Ariz
Lewis J. Thombs
Carrie Larson
Peerless
Grant County
Peoples
Daniel Kramer
Kramer
J. T. Fitzpatrick
Baltimore
Czolgosz
President Medkinley
Buffalo, N. Y
Jobn Cookwood
Oklashoma City
Blackwell
Kansas State Board of Health
Ambush Kills Farmers Kanser and Bustele in Kentucky
In Bernstadt Kentucky two farmers named Kanser and Bustele were shot from ambush and killed. The report notes floods disrupted passenger train service but it resumed on the Queen and Crescent line between Shreveport Louisiana and Meridian Mississippi. In Griffin Georgia assemblyman James Flynt shot and killed Butler Hudson after Hudson fired on him. Lieutenant John W. Starke, accused of sending an obscene letter to President Roosevelt, was released by the United States.
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Negro
Tuscumbia
Ala
Asa Humble
R. A. Hancock
Hardin County
Albert I. German
Third National Bank
Louisville
Charles Burns
el Paso
Texas
George Cole
AlexNinley
Judge Field
Elizabeth Cecil
Richard Langan
Kanser
Bernstadt
Queen and Crescent Road
Shreveport
Meridian
Miss
Griffin
James Flynt
Butler Hudson
Hudson
Flynt
John W. Starke
Roosevelt
United States
Notable World Events and Incidents Reported Abroad
Reports from London and Brussels highlight ongoing unrest and diplomacy. Major items include Lord Kimberley’s death, a Manila editor’s sedition arrest, South Africa peace talks, Kitchener’s comment on Kritzinger’s acquittal, Brussels clashes near Maison Du Peuple, Leopold mob incident, a Venezuela battle near Carupano with heavy losses, and Italian anarchist Malatesta's prison sentence.
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Lord Kimberley
Manila
Roosevelt
South Africa
London
Pretoria
Dresden
Elbe
Kitchener
War Office
Kritzinger
Maison du Peuple
Brussels
Leopold
Biarricz
Ning
Venezuela
San Agostin
Carupano
Escalante
Castro
Enrico Malatesta
Farsistan
Adrianople
Turkey
Kirk- Wilisseh
Bulgaria
United States fire losses fall from March to Alard totals
Fire losses in the United States for Alard reached 10,852,780 dollars, about half of March 1901. The report also notes a Dutch type submarine boat favored by a Norwegian government commission, and other global and domestic updates including Rear Admiral Evans sailing for Asiatic waters, Iroquois lost in Java seas with 30 crew, and stock sales of the Choctaw Gulf railroad to Speyers & Co. plus a Bermudez firing report from Caracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Robley D. Evans
San Francisco
Yokotama
Asiatic
Java
Francis I. Gowan
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
Speyers & Co
New York
Rock Island Road
Bowen
Caracas
Bermudez
San Juan
Foreign Office
American Iron and Steel Association
War Department
Washington
Richter
Sinclair
Chaffee
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Record ‘Publishing Co
Publishers
Bilver Lake
de Zi
An. OM
Aarm
Sita
Crimea
Ekunmor
J.B. Thomas
Victoria
Thomas
Philippines
Atentians
Wieumatien
Joe Wheeler
Santiago
Seid
L'Almette
Cepiaio Ogo Miter
Lake Wright
Tennessee
West Indies
Isthmus
Porto Rico
Tluba
Cuba
Mir
Wei
God
Wwenmiust
Cana
Western
Signa Treaty
Southern
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