Bryan Honors Lincoln In Address At Union Meeting
Washington April 15 William J Bryan delivered a high tribute to Abraham Lincoln at a Union Veteran Legion commemorative event for the fortieth second anniversary of Lincoln's death He praised Lincoln as a man orator and statesman and urged schools and colleges as the nation's greatest asset He also critiqued wealthy donors and urged churches and universities to refuse funding obtained through questionable methods The address drew about 2000 listeners at the New National theater and concluded with calls for moral reform across institutions.
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Peace Congress Convenes in New York City
The National Association and Peace Congress opened in New York with remarks from Secretary of the Nation, Governor Hughes, and Mayor McClellan. Andrew Carnegie presided as President Roosevelt’s letter urged pursuing peace with justice, opposing general disarmament, and noting U.S. aims in the Philippines, Cuba, Panama. The gathering runs three days with guests from across the country and Europe.
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Pope rails at French law in Vatican protest
Rome April reports Pope Pius X censures France over the separation law. He calls the measures repugnant to noble spirits and says the French republic has scarred the Holy See with scandalous methods, delivering a stern formal protest to the consistory.
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Wisconsin Republicans Hold Caucus to Elect Spooner Successor
In Mavliser Wisconsin April 16 Republican legislators plan a caucus to pick a successor to Senator Spooner. Five candidates compete and no one appears likely to win more than twelve votes to secure the seat with Addeadigek favored.
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Foraker's Attitude in Westington Campaign Question
April scene in Westington centers on whether Foraker and Toft will campaign against Senator Parakeets in Obie. Political observers await word from Tatty on his return to Wonehinghny next week. Outcome hinges on Foraker's stance toward Tatty and whether the Secretary is consulted.
Miller Murder Trial Opens in Wooster
Aulen Miller, 18, stands accused in Wooster Ohio of murdering Thomas Dye, age unknown, with trial proceedings commencing. The case headlines a broader day of indictments including Consul Orville White and Roosevelt connections while stressing local wartime era turmoil.
Stage Robbery Between Malta and Zortman Disrupts Rail Run
A lone bandit halted a stage between Malta and Zortman in Wakte Montana April 19, robbing the purse and paying miners at Zortman. Authorities close in on the suspect while rivers overflow elsewhere after heavy rains flood Macedonia and Asia Minor, wrecking villages and livestock.
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Terrorists Ambush House in Minsk Wrecks Police
A band of Terrorists lying in wait at the governor's palace in Minsk was discovered Sunday by police. In the exchange of shots a policeman was killed and two wounded. The terrorists were captured. This followed an April 15 incident described in reports from Russia.
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Physicians Indicted by Jury in Norwalk Case
Norwalk Ohio April 16 Doctors Wm Fi Spooner of Renubikc and Thos lo Minter of Chicoss Junction charged with performing a criminal operation on Miss Olive Garrett of Chicoss Junction on December 20. Indictment filed after jury action. case details unavailable.
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Mail Carriers Ordered Back to Work at Lorain Plant
Wilmington April 15 The post office department ruled that mail carriers with militia guarding the Lorain plant must return to work or face dismissal, enforcing the miltary guard order and service suspension for the postal operation.
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Columbus Workman Falls to His Death in Accident
A Columbus workman named Ben son Boster Clerend fell from a window on the fourth floor while inspecting Hayden bulwarks. The scaffold gave way and he plunged to the ground, dying at once. The incident occurred on April 15.
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Three Men Fatally Shot in New York and St Petersburg Rail Plan
In New York three policemen and a young Sicilian man were fatally shot after a street fight in Washington Square, injuries linked to a self inflicted wound. Separately in St Petersburg Russia tests a 24 hour time system, directing summer timetable printing for Moscow railroads.
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Knox Named Delmas Successor in Thaw Case
New York April 15 reports indicate Senator Knox of Prithbure will be chosen by Mrs Thiwa4 to replace Delmas as Thaw’s counsel if retained. The piece notes tensions among Thaw’s attorneys, possible changes, and the question of bail admissibility dependent on the Thaw family decisions and funding.
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Pickings to Consider by Andy Horn’s Hiring Tale
Andy Horn once ran a large East Side saloon hires a bus keeper who rises in politics. He offers ten dollars a month, arguing a man must earn a living. The exchange reveals local bartenders noting the wage and work in New York. The new hire accepts the job without argument.
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One Odor He Missed at Public Luncheon
At a large luncheon, Beerhohm Tree sat with the dean of Manchester. A guest recalls the setor manager saying he went for a long motor ride and lost a bet. The wager was to pass through 490 odors, encountering 399, missing the odor of sanctity.
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Seismic Shock Winds Roil City of Mexico and Surrounds
Washington April 15 reports seismic observations from Washington and Albina indicating a stronger earthquake than earlier felt in City of Mexico. Tremor damaged buildings in Mexico City area, with walls cracked and some districts without telegraph service. Authorities note a long duration quake and widespread structural impact across the region.
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Portsmouth Strikers Return to Work
Portsmouth O April 14 The Portsmouth Steel company forced to meet demands and keep old scale until July 1 as workers return to employment The article includes unrelated asides about maritime life and a colonial era view of seafaring themes from Hyoudway Magazine
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Cardinals Created by Pope Pius at Secret Consistory
Rome April 15 report that seven new cardinals were created by Pope Pius in a secret consistory. The list includes Mons Cavalli, Lorenzelli, Meveier, Matlyes, and others with titles such as archbishop and bishop from Burgess and Venice, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century church posting with uncertain OCR readability.
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