Promising Turn in Jolo Crisis Amid Talks with American Official
Reports from Manila indicate a improving situation in Jolo as Major General Davie plans to place four strong military posts at Walp. The American representative will confer with local authorities as Manila seeks to abrogate the Bates Treaty. Government aims to establish a formal Marianas government while military authorities control fugitives and punish slavery and tribal abuses.
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Manila
Toto
Dada Pagtiman Musaui
Viailal
Wallace
Ialinel
Walp
Arneril
Talenant
Che Saltin
Bates
Sul
Ielsa
Salt Lake ministers press Utah senator Smoot request
Salt Lake ministers urge action in the operation of Lie spring meeting of the city presbytery to influence the Presbytery of New York in Westminster Counters. Kean and Dryden to protest Presbyterian churches here. Reading notes show Utah senator Smoot facing scrutiny from local clerics.
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Blommfbti
Salt Lake City
Lie Spring
Liow
Utah
Askul
New York
Wretminster
Kean
Dryden
Hey
John Ty
Richardson
United States
Negroes injured as brick wall falls in tenement incident
In a tenement collapse a brick wall fell injuring several Black residents including Fannie Taylor aged 30 Bettin Hooper Charley William Vaughar and Wis lie Taylor. Mandy Inylof the mother and her daughter survived with minor injuries as onlookers aided the injured and thanks were offered after the event.
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Veleop Hn Vaughar
Fiulmien
Wislie Taylor
Yiteoualy
Mandy
Balloonists Fatally Injured In Blast At Sea
In a windy balloon accident near Fudn Pesth three ex deputy guardsmen Kral Kubilay and another member of Gio died from their injuries. The balloon detached from the car carrying the men and struck a factory roof. Captain Taly of the navy and M. Urdany suffered injuries with varying severity while Kent and Rubin were badly hurt.
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Fudn Pesth
Balloists
Depiy Grdony
Tiewh
Kral
Kubilay
Gio
Ant Name
Inday
Captain Taly
Navy
M. Urdany
Kent
Rubin
Lovlaly
Ireland’s Industrial Revival Boosts Port Development
London reports Ireland plans a major industrial revival with a proposed annual grant of $192,000 for development. Irish leaders including Mr Wynn and Dublin Belfast officials discuss expending funds to enhance Lemis port facilities, aiming to spur progress amid improving conditions. Wyndham praises recent patriotism and business-like spirit unseen since the 18th century.
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London
Wimssing
Ventana
Wynn
Countes
Lowk
Dublin
Pierrie
Belfast
Tory
Wyndham
Ireland
Riot Near Bridge as Strikers Attack Non-Union Men
In Trenton on April 2, union bridge workers from Newark attacked non union men at the Pennsylvania-Biron bridge site. Bricks, ropes and missiles were thrown, one worker narrowly escaped a thrown sledge hammer, and railroad property was damaged. Police intervened as workers retreated across the river. non union laborers plan to resume work the next day.
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Trenton
Pennsylvania - Biron Company
Newark
Pol Qwen
Pennsylvania
Government aims to de Christianize France debate grows
A chaotic report describes a French effort to suppress religious orders as part of a Catholic church reform. It notes clerical reactions and possible responses from bishops and convents amid tensions with government policy. The dispatch cites Archbishop Chapelle in New Orleans as discussing refuge patterns for exiled nuns and orders seeking to reestablish activities, signaling broader ecclesiastical resistance and political risk.
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France
Posyphy
Kaiser Wiltehia der Grasse
Celebrated Mining Case Draws Hearing Tonight
In St Paul April and others, the supreme court hears arguments in a contraversy involving Helzne and Amimalganated Copper sampling. Likely decisions to be announced soon, with Valngatlyeny Vande noted in the local context.
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St. Paul
A. Tetenn
Torey
Minnie Fentyeno
Legal Struggle Over the Southern Pacific Unfolds In Court
In New York, a legal battle over control of the Southern Pacific pits James T. Keene against the Union Pacific interests. Witnesses discuss stock inspection rights, alleged diversions of freight, and potential effects on dividends, with court sessions resuming to hear closing arguments from both sides.
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Nadwille
James Te. Keene
Paci Qnikond
Seston
le Cour
Whiddr i
Celtic
Holdingss
Shulun Meander
Central Fa
Union Pacific
Tadga Hianphrey
Vivian
Southern Peeifle
Niga
Chirag
Southern Pacific
Central Pacifec
Janie Sunestion
Himnphrey Aalet
Rezpanto
Jigs
China San
Vaeiie
Kyarts
Wragts
Uwl
Uhr Tenn of
Setlon
Hiv
Yidlonds
Santer Paiisley
Phot
Eoin Marie
Kentucky
Mitt State
Lawrence Macewell
Reurla
Thad
Onler
Yelle
Pacific
Wee Moswell
Roosevelt Welcome Draws Big Chicago Crowd
President Roosevelt began his West tour with a large Chicago welcome. A cheering crowd gathered as he arrived from the Penn Central, with a reception committee and city officials presenting him amid campus events at Northwestern and a plan to receive honors at the Auditorium and University venues. The president emphasized education and national service while noting the heavy turnout and limited space for admirers.
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Chicago
Roosevel
Wid
Amitsylvania Spectra
Hamvisan
Tim
Charles
Dennen
Tito
Hvan' Ston
Orth Rly
Roosevelt
Harrisht
Chiatan
Milwaukee
Datwea
Northwestern, University
Crandon
Ube
Uniq Ae
Ghana
Jysholine
Nistian
Harriman Plans Road into Mexico in Lower California
April reports from Baw Frandsen Cal describe Harriman seeking a land concession from the Mexican president to fund and build a railroad across Lower California connecting with the Southern Pacific main line. A new company will be formed in Mexico to operate the route, with a segment in California already under construction toward the Colorado River. Preliminary surveys are underway for the remainder through arid regions of Lower California.
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Baw
Frandsen
Cal
Harriman
Diar
Lower
California
Roth
Southern Press
Ars the
Examiner
Mesiin
Propagen
Kriowit
Southern Pacific
Colorado Negerh
Colorado River
Disdanen
Auteernd
Moiat
Maxico
Piax
Mexico
Hague
Fedend
Federal
Germans Fail to Stop American Meats Imports
A harsh report notes German authorities could not halt American meat imports. It cites wartime controls, divisions within the German administration, and high prices driving continued shipments. Estimates indicate around 200 tons per month valued at roughly 10 dollars per unit, with exports aimed to satisfy demand despite protectionist fears.
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Uwe Germar
Wreckage Sighted Off Vancouver Coast After Ship Collision
Report details a wreck off Vancouver coast from a collision between ships Rehwne Taycuore and a Liverpool bound vessel. Wreckage including beams and jewelry found, with crew accounts and sightings dated March 10th. Authorities and observers describe salvageable items and parts drifting near the isleward area.
Electric Spark From Chicago To Nome
An early telegraph line or cable project between Chicago and Nome is described with technical and logistical notes. Mentions routes from Seattle to Vancouver and Vancouver to Astonatts, with government involvement and undefined dates. References to officials and telegraph improvements and a probabilistic schedule for completion and payment.
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Chicago
Nome
Sealdhe
Isaby
Sante
Korine Sen
Hank Anile
A. Colephone
Seattle
Bank Dynamite Plot Ends in Fatal Shooting at Redan
Redan April 2 Alonce Tinian aged 28 was killed while preparing to dynamite a bank. Constable Kebliwun Samsun reports the suspect had tied and rushed a revolver before the shot ended the attempt. The bank job failed and the assailant died at the scene.
Russia Will Not Aid Bulgarian People Amid Reform Debates
Fragmented dispatch reports US and Turkish officials clashing over Balkan reform plans. Bulgaria trauma and Albania unrest collide as Bulgaria and Turkey reject calls for further violence while major powers push for a joint reform program.
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Russia
Man driven mad by whiskey shoots three people
In Sentio on April 2 Nan McCans and Hy Londeright were attacked by a man under the influence who fired a pistol. James Clark and Moe Laughlin were mortally wounded, another man wounded, and McGatley was captured by Patrolman Griffith. Motive and full details unclear. no other casualties reported.
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McCans
James Clark
MoeLaughlin
Maven Muti
McGatley
Child Kidnapped on Streets of Somerville
A wounded, fragmentary report describes a child kidnapping in Somerville with unclear names and details. Parents deny knowledge, police investigate, and a Boston institution is mentioned as a reference point. The piece ends with uncertainty regarding guardians and motives.
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Somerville
Mexico Prosperous But Falls In Silver Is Disturbing
The article discusses Mexico's economic status and concerns over a fall in silver value. It notes inflationary pressures, railway expansion, postal service activity, and monetary policy debates affecting exchange rates and the balance between gold and silver, with references to international negotiations and currency stability.
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Mexico
Sugar Wak LN DIR FAST New Works April ZeeActs
A fragmented notice references a production or listing dated April and mentions costs around 4.80 rents. It discusses a radioed auguring or event connected to a tower and a person named Emily, with national retinerion context and Anerley oni National.
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Lee
Emily Ted
Anerley Oni
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