Iroquois Banquet Attendees Laud Bryan and Roosevelt
Chicago April 22. John Temple Graves hails Bryan and Roosevelt as the world’s greatest men at the Iroquois Club annual banquet. He argues democracy’s vitality has grown, party labels matter less than policy, and Roosevelt and Bryan together can drive reform and national renewal.
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Refuses To Serve A Negro Master Refused By Clerks
Washington April Elizabeth Barksdale faces attempts by clerks and others to avoid serving under a colored superior. Describes transfers requested after Tyler appointment and Navy circle discussions over dignified officials resisting colored officers.
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Clerks Will Not Strike In Washington Appointment
A disrupted clerical dispute ends with no strike in the audit office as a new appointee is named. Clerks resist transfers and warn they will resign if Tyler of Columbix arrives June 1 to replace Colonel Brown as chief of the division. Contingent workers react amid confusion.
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Inquest Begun For Mette Couple Victims of Prison Plot
In Chicago on April 22 inquests opened into the deaths of Frank Mette and his wife Mary, the victims of a mysterious prison plot. Proceedings focus on clues surrounding the couple and alleged conspirators.
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Terrorists Attack Soldiers and Police in Warsaw
Armed terrorists attacked soldiers and police in Warsaw on April 22, killing one soldier and wounding others before escaping. The incident prompted a manhunt as authorities investigated the assault and secured the area.
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Church Ends With a Free for All
A 19th century church incident ends in disorder as Rev Feiterlay allegedly attempted to lead a disruptive service. Followers clashed and many fainted while police were absent. Officers later restored order with help from a new organizer. A faction led by Chase withdrew from the conference and acted independently.
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Children Cremated in Fulton Incident
In Fulton on April 22 a resident merchant was fined after a fire killed two children and burned a third. The father and two siblings were rescued by nearby citizens. The event prompted the official response and investigation into the blaze.
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Jewelry thieves strike big game night at Daytona store
Diamonds valued at 215000 were stolen today in a bold daytime heist. Two women fled the scene after blowing open the Daynon Ron's Jewelry store, taking the gems as authorities pursue clues.
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Steamer Mongolia Runs Aground Near Hayeda Light
A Pacific Mail steamer named Mongolia ran aground near Hayeda lighthouse off Nutgate province after a collision scare at sea. The big New York built vessel remains close to the hand of the shore while crews work to avert further danger and aid passengers.
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Ban Placed on Elk Teeth in Butte Lodge
Butte lodge of Kills receives Grand Exalted Ruler Melvin letter citing Roosevelt on elk tooth destruction. President urges measures to stop elk tooth use as insignia. Melvin has appealed nationwide. several lodges already act, Butte lodge adopts resolution against continuing teeth use.
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Millionaire Merchant Dies By Own Action
Benoniot Gimbel a Philadelphia merchant died at St Marys Hospital after cutting his wrist with a jagged glass shard at Hoboken hotel. He had been arrested on a charge of assaulting an 11 year old boy. The incident occurred Friday in New York Atwil.
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Sinking of stern of Marchmont blamed on incompetent crew
New Taidon Conn April 22 Steamboat inspectors report on the February 1 sinking of the stern of the Marchmont noting heavy loss of life. The inquiry blames unreliable crew and insufficient lifeboats while exonerating Captain McVey from blame. The findings cite the incompetent steersman and lack of proper lifeboats as factors in the deaths.
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Thaw Mansion Ghost Tale Unveiled In Pittsburg Report
A Pittsburg dispatch reveals new details about the Lyndhurst tragedy linked to Harry K Thaw. Coroner Armstrong and Lt. Jesse McGreary discuss a suicide connected to Mrs Thaw and a Kentucky relative, amid efforts to suppress information and keep the matter from the public.
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Europe in turmoil as Kaiser plots Persian coup
Berlin reports a new war scare as Kaiser William advances plans to establish the German Orient Bank of Berlin and back the Persian government. The move could thwart England and Russia in Persia and intensify clashes over influence, raising fears of a broader armed conflict in Europe.
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Thirty Monks Slain Amid Macedonian Turmoil
A fragmentary report notes a massacre in Macedonia where thirty monks were killed by Bulgarian forces. It mentions violence against monks, banditry, and European powers urged to intervene, with unclear names or dates due to damaged OCR.
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Allen Miller Jury Views Scene of Murder
Wooster Ohio April 22 Sheriff Caskey asked the jury to view the scene where Allen Miller allegedly killed Thomas Doe to support the murder charge. The trial hinges on the witness who could convict if Miller’s guilt is shown, while Miller claims White fired the shot. Fellow suspect Wilkin Everhart remains jailed as health declines.
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People of Kansas Petition Roosevelt for Pardoning Citizen
Thousands sign a petition in Kansas City urging President Roosevelt to pardon Wilt January, imprisoned at Fort Leavenworth after a recent rearrest. He escaped custody days ago and has since lived under the name Chirlex Anderson, with a wife and child receiving offers of aid.
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Government Aids Fail to Reach Fire and Quake Victims
A garbled April report from Governor General Smith to the War Department describes efforts to address fires and earthquakes. The government aids the homeless and supports rebuilding, while new lives are claimed by the disaster.
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Church Imbroglio Set for Court in Portsmouth
In Portsmouth Ohio on April 22 a church incident at the Freewill Baptist Church led to a court action. Rev Chase supporters secured a warrant at New Boston to arrest Ray Ferguson for allegedly assaulting Deacon Moneloe, a follower. Ferguson was bound over.
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