Widespread unrest and clashes dominate world headlines
A scattered and chaotic summary notes military and political upheavals including Russian command shifts, factory strikes in Flutie, protests in Shanghai, the Greek chamber dissolution with April elections, a German patrol ambush in South Africa, and violent incidents in Columbus, Janesville, and Flint.
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Shanghai
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Greek Chamber of Deputies
Horientots
Gendoorn
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Columbus
Janesville
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Thirteen Miners Die In Colorado Coal Mine Blast
A Maitland mine explosion at Sunshine section near Wright Colorado claims at least thirteen lives with as many as sixteen feared. Fire boss Archie Miller and several others are named among the dead as rescue teams assess afterdamp and roof falls from open lamp ignition. Victor Fuel company operates Maitland mine.
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Walaubureanys
Maitland
Met
Archie Miller
Filly Moran
James W. Titlers
Kansas
Baltista Bobrea
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Sophs Costa
Nick Yokibotx
Miles Aroud
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Victor Fuel Company
Denver Woman Fatally Shoots Self During Theatre Incident
A Denver woman, Mrs. Wielder, a longtime resident, entered a Crypta theatre after Monday afternoon’s show and fired a pistol at herself in full view of the audience. She collapsed, clutching her child’s hand as an ambulance arrived and she was taken to hospital where physicians attempted to revive her but she died a short time later.
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Boyes
Crypta
Mra
Weilder
Audiencse
White House
Nellie Grant
Boallehinan
Algeenon
Washington official bids on historic telegraph line assets
A government auction will advertise for bids to sell the telephone and telegraph line assets tied to Priog and Thi chem amid a broader public notice. The action follows a presidential decision linked to Ming-Workers and includes commentary from court and government figures on asset disposition and related legal matters.
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Washington
Ye Eran Genitore Ware
Mandias
Tiveir Department
Miners Union Leaders Arrested and Extradited
Charles E. Moyer William D. Haywood and G A Pettibone were arrested in Denver on charges of complicity in Governor Steunenberg's murder. They were taken with armed guards to Union Depot and boarded a special train for Boise Idaho. Extradition papers were signed by Governor McDonald and kept confidential.
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Charles E. Moyer
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
G. A. Pettibone
Steunenberg
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Union Pacific Railroad
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Ida
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McDonald
Executive Chamber
Miners Union Leader Arrested in Burke Idaho
Burke Idaho telegraphic order arrests St John known as Vincent, president of the Miners Union of Burke. Sheriff Sutherland says he is jailed in Wallace after being found in bed in Burke seven miles from Wallace. No comment on causes. linked to murder probe of ex Governor Steusenbets at Caldwell. He is married with no children.
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Ida
Vincent St. John
Miners’ Union of
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Angus Sutherland
Shoshone
Boise
Sutherland
St. John
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Caldwell
John W. Vincent
Burke Union
Coeur d'Alenes
Telluride
Colo
Hercules
Battle with Bandits near Tomas Mexico
At a Chihuahua Pacific railroad point near Tomas, William Smith and seven Mexicans traveling to the Dolores mine with a large sum of money were attacked by four robbers. Two of Smiths men were killed and Smith mortally wounded. The robbers fled with the money. two Americans are arrested and a posse hunts the remaining bandits.
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Tex
Chihuahua Pacific
Tomas
Mexico
Wiliam Smith
Dolores
Herald
Chihuphua
Smith
Smet
Momey
Dicton
Dynamite Plant Explosion Kills and Injures Workers
A dynamite plant near Loulmana and Hercules powder plant 80 miles north of here suffered a catastrophic explosion. Three men killed and twenty girls injured by no blast in the dynamite works, with women and boys working at the dynamite molds. The explosion damaged buildings, but the punching-house remained intact. The plant was a major national producer, reportedly the largest in the country, employing about 20,000 workers and producing a quarter of last year’s output. Denver Frank UW Kingsley alias Alfred Henry arrested for theft of gunpowder. investigations and full confession expected.
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Hercules
Here
Boot
Weight
Anit
Hanynibal
United States
Denver
Frank UW Kingsley
Alfred Henry
Pagan
President's Daughter Weds Nicholas Longworth at White House
Alice Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth were united in a Protestant Episcopal ceremony at the executive mansion. President Roosevelt and family greeted guests as diplomats and officials attended a grand, cathedral like service followed by a state breakfast in the Blue Room with a formal reception for attendees.
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Congressman Nicholas Longworth
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Roosevelt Wedding Presents Halo White House Ceremony
A grand wedding at the White House united Miss Roosevelt and Mr Langharth as a throng of dignitaries and relatives filled the East Room. The celebration featured lavish gifts, a formal breakfast, and a hurried departure as the couple left amid rice and fanfare.
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Mrs. Longworth
White Home
Roosevelt
Milas Roosevelt
Miners Face Peril Amid Earthquake Threats
Report from Michigan notes miners in danger as earthquakes intensify around Hahton and Mid Muiny. Officials warn of possible damage and rising tensions among workers fearing for their safety and livelihoods.
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Muiny
Wedding Gifts Pile In From All Quarters Across the Nation
Throughout the day messengers and wagons delivered wedding presents to the Winty House for the bridal couple. Gifts poured in from nearly every section of the country and from around the globe, as two days of exhibitions and festivities accompanied the celebration.
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Winty House
Cquntry
Globe
Former President W Call Worries Himself to Death
New York banker John A McCall former president of the New York Life Insurance Company died after a long illness. He reportedly suffered heart and liver issues tied to recent health worries and a prolonged inquiry into company affairs. His death was announced after a period of family lodging and hospital care.
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John A McCall
New Yor Life Insurance Company
de Lanett
Lakewood
Ned
Meryiy
McCall
Barrett
Fife
Albany
Burial of a King in Roskilde Denmark A Royal Ceremony
The funeral of King Christian X in Roskilde Denmark is described with gunfire, organ, and trumpets as his coffin lies in the chapel beside a golden branch offered by Danish children. Foreign monarchs and royal family members attend, with American minister Mr O'Brien among diplomats present.
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Denmark
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Christian
Rokcilde
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O'Brien
S¢ Beaveniun
Foreign Office
Castros Diplomacy Faces Expulsion Fallout
Paria M. Paigny French chargé d affaires at Carefin reflects on unanimous diplomatic opposition to expulsion. Revolt leaders in Venezuela stir movement for President Casten following apparent approval by authorities, but stance on representation at France shifts as a result.
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M. Paigny
Care
Liverpool
Diplomata
Casten Fn
Venezuela
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Venesuela
Priest Murder Reported in Mexico City Area
A young French priest was attacked in the mountains near Jon by a group of four Indian men. He was fatally wounded along with two others while a party pursued the attackers. Local authorities reported the incident and investigations were underway.
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Alberic
Holt
Ately
Tadlane
Washington Representative Longworth Spends Quiet Sunday
The report notes Representative Nicholas Longworth and his companion at the White House, describing a calm Sunday with a pleasant May sky. It mentions travel plans and social chatter about headquarters and visits, with limited clear details due to the damaged OCR text.
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Washington
4Ra
Nicholas Longworth
White House
McLean
Tennalyl
Depositors Get Money From Bank Clash
Chicago report states twenty depositors withdrew funds Sunday from a detunct bonus of America bank. Checks dated between morning and afternoon caused 000 to be wiped from accounts leaving 92,000 remaining. Bank confusion sparked a daylong debacle as figures fluctuated during the episode.
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