Troops Seize Chinatown Looters as Riots Ring Frisco
San Francisco reports police and state militia surrounding Chinatown ruins to curb looting after fires. Eight hundred debris workers laid off, two Italians arrested near military HQ for looting a safe at Dubice and Church streets. A robber drilled St Ignatius church safe but fled after shots. Earthquakes rattled city with minor damage. Red Cross forwards funds to San Francisco relief, urging California focus on cash, not food. Mayor Schmitz urges funds and supplies to relief officials.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
St. Ignatius’ Church
Hayes Street
van Ness Avenue
Dubice
Church
Board of Public Works
Washington
American Red Cross
James B. Phelan
W. W. Morrow
California
The
Red Cross
National Organization
Labor leaders arrested in Paris anti government plot
Paris reports say M Grif fils secretary of the General Federation of Labor and organizer of May Day demos M Liberte a newspaper man Major Feuillant ex imperial guard and Count Durand DeBeuregard were taken into custody. Warrants issued for Levy and Fromentin as police seize papers in searches. DeBeauregard heads the alleged plot and organizers fear tomorrow's demonstration will be withdrawn.
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Paris
M. Griffuels
General Federation of Labor
M. Liberte
Feuillant
Imperial Guards
Durand DeBeuregard
Nice
Levy
Confederation of Labor
Fromentin
Prominent Railroader Henry Crouse Dies in Cleveland
Henry Crouse, chairman of the board of Missouri Kansas & Texas and president of several western railroads, died in Cleveland today of pneumonia at age 66.
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Cleveland
Henry Crouse
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
May and Grain Wholesale and Retail Hay at Mason Street
Mason and Edgline at 414 East Center Street operates as a hay and grain wholesale and retail house. It offers quick delivery and lists phone number 169-2 for orders.
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May and Grain
Mason & Edgline
East Center Street
Father Sherman Begins March From Atlanta to the Sea
Rev Father Thomas Sherman son of General W T Sherman and a Catholic priest starts a trek from Atlanta to Fort Oglethorpe with a Twelfth Cavalry detachment to trace his father’s sea march. The cavalry will escort to Atlanta and Fort McPherson assigns a detail to continue to the sea.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Thomas Sherman
W. T. Sherman
Fort Oglethorp
Twelfth Cavalry
Atlanta
Fort McPherson
Four Bodies Recovered From Northern Pacific Wreck
Missoula Montana April 30 Four bodies were taken from the Northern Pacific freight wreck on Evaro hill after a fire consumed forty car lumber trains. The dead are believed to include engineer Sterne fireman Julieret and two tramps but identities cannot be confirmed. Several other tramps are missing and presumed dead while three hospitalised tramps say seven or eight companions were unaccounted for. Brakeman Murphy remains unconscious.
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Missoula
Mont
Nethern Pacific
Evaro Hill
Sterne
Fireonan Julieret
Abrakeman Murphy
Maxim Gorky to Speak at Chicago Public Meetings
Russian revolutionary Maxim Gorky will address two public meetings in Chicago next Sunday under a conference of local workingmen's organizations. The events aim to protest the conditions of mining workers in Colorado and Idaho with additional speakers at both gatherings.
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Colorado
Chicago
Maxim Gorky
Idaho
A Modern Bluebeard in Morocco Faces Crucifixion
From Mogador Morroco a Marrakesh cobbler named Mesfewl is to be crucified May 3 for the murder of 36 women. Bodies found buried under his shop and in his garden.
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London
Mogador
Morocco
Marrakesh
Mesfewl
Hecla After Vesvius Mount Hecla Eruption Report
Steamers arriving at Leigh from Iceland report Mount Hecla has erupted ashes scattering over a wide area. The disturbance was not serious.
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Edinburgh
Leigh
Iceland
Mount Hecla
Secretary of Navy Bonaparte Stricken by Indigestion
Baltimore April 30 Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte was stricken this morning with an acute attack of indigestion and confined to his room at his residence. His physician states the condition is not serious.
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Baltimore
Bonaparte
No Trace of the Outlaw Frank Smith
Woodburn Oregon April 30 no trace of Frank Smith the outlaw who killed three men since last Sunday and is being hunted by posses in the neighborhood has not been found
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Woodburn
Ore
Frank Smith
Chicago Wheat Market Report Briefed
Chicago wheat quotes show No 2 Red at 874 to 88 and May at 784 to 40, with July futures listed at 79. Grain prices reflect trading on April 30 in Chicago.
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Chicago
Gale. A horse and buggy at Big Collar Harneas Shop
A horse and rubber-tired buggy are described at Big Collar Harneas Shop owned by C. C. Bent ing. The note outlines transportation setup with a focus on the horse and buggy arrangement.
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Gale
Harneas
C. C. Benting
Republican Party Stands Safely on Its Record
Governor Gooding and the eighth Idaho legislature receive unified Republican praise for reforms in land administration and state trusts. The State Land Board reports substantial gains since 1905, with increased investments, revised land handling, and ongoing efforts to finalize records and map all township lands for prudent stewardship.
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James H. Brady
Republican State Central Committee
Republican Party of
Idaho
Moscow
F. R. Gooding
Gooding
Boise
State Land Department
Land Department
State Board of Land Commissioners
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
State Land Board
Land Board
Washington
Northern Pacific Railroad
Hinds
Land Commissioners
BNI
Soade Coe
Ncw
Uader Way
No Mixing for Troops Policy Reported from St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg reports the empire plans to move troops to quell internal disorders. The council of the empire, at the War Minister's request, allocated three million five hundred thousand dollars for troop deployment. The aim is to keep troops from forming ties with revolutionists by frequent movement.
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St. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Bers
National Education Association cancels summer convention
The executive committee in Chicago decided not to hold the San Francisco meeting this summer and announced no convention will occur until next year. The location and date will be set by the committee later.
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National Educational Association Committee
Frisco
Chicago
National Educational Association
San Francisco
Desperado’s Victim Dead in Oregon Shooting
Salem reports sheriff notes Frank Smith has killed a man identified as BR Shaver, shot Saturday morning at Woodburn. Smith, son-in-law of Linn county farmer William Eckert, is feared to threaten Webern's lift and possibly head toward Eckert's farm.
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Salem
Oregon
Br, Shaver
Frank Smith
Woodburn
Smith
William Eckert
Linn County
Eckert
Webern
Eeckert
Fighting on the Islands Soldiers clash with Moros on Samar
A band of Moros on the island of Samar engaged Pulajanes in combat and killed thirty. The item notes a price list from Blackfoot Nursery offering twenty seven varieties of roses and advertises O. F. Smith in Blackfoot, Idaho.
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Manila
Samar
Blackfoot
O. F. Smith
Idaho
Finance Committee Seeks Large Low Interest Aid After City Fire
James J. Phelan leads the San Pranciasen finance committee in a plea for funds as banks remain closed and local institutions face dire need. He notes hospital and charity support is failing and proposes secured loans at low rates to rebuild and restore economic life within five years. Public aid from U.S. communities is anticipated.
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Red Cross
Chicago
United States
Aap
How the Academy Won From the Albion Normal
The Academy edged Albion Normal in a lively baseball game marked by errors yet high drama. Despite rough fielding, the crowd saw late pressure, stolen bases, and multiple scoring plays, with Moon and Byrd among bold baserunners and Eastman rousing the offense.
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Tedke
Hargess
Hager
Galliher
Basrman
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Gallher
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Tien Eastman
Strick Morrison
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Aait Moon Singled Scoring Hietioe
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