Chicago Rioters Fire on the Police
Chicago report of a mass brawl on April 1 with Maurice Moore of the twenty second street police station among wounded. Frank Vineh and others injured by bullets and knives after an argument at a saloon escalated. police stormed the room, several suspects arrested, Moore wounded defending a door.
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Chicago
Maurice Moore
Twenty-Second Street
Thalinna
Mouries Moore
Frank Vineh
St. Luke's Hospital
Splvan Barber
Frank Broadson
Frank Boone
Salop
Vineh
Mlooy
Hienk Moore
Irish Representation Will Not Be Reduced
Toulon April 1 Henry Kimber Conservative premier of parliament asked Premier Bal four whether any fruit of the Tumors that the Irish land Oil was part of a bargain for abandoning redistribution of seats in Ireland. Mr Bulfony replies that the Irish feud never knew any bargain with any party. He recognizes anomalies in the existing system as serious but has never proposed a satisfactory reform scheme. The government has no plan to reduce Irish representation in parliament.
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Toulon
Henry Kimber
Balfour
Quether
Irelain
Bulfony
Uillbas
Jie Bag
Locomotive Plunges 20-Foot Embankment. Three Die
A Central Railroad of New Jersey train derailed after the engine and cars plunged down a 20 foot embankment into a pond. The engineer Arthur Bogart, fireman, brakeman, and another unnamed crew member were killed or dying. the wreck hurled them and left others horribly scorched. The whistle reportedly continued as steam vented and the engine sank.
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Micabeth
Uw Rails
Anpine Onetin-Central Railroad
New
Diventan
Bakertan
Arthur Bogart
Engierr
Noks
Mobart
First Serious Accident at World’s Fair Site
At the world’s fair construction site a derrick and metallurgy building caught fire during the work. Three workers are feared dead, including Anslingee, Murphy, and Slayton, while others are injured. Edward Wachotka, struck by a heavy timber, was crushed and seriously hurt.
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S&l Lowin
York
Sky Bolas
Anetallurgy
Antolly
Dervick
Anslingee
Aiba Murphy J
Ames
Siexton
AtTerson Powers
Aylin Minter
Analinger
Murphy and Slayton
Sementary Birt
May
Edward Wachotka
Foreigners Wait to Land as Immigration Wave Continues
New York, April 10. Immigrants landing by ship total 7,086 today with 1,120 remaining to be landed. 4 detained and a very small number ordered deported. The overall April arrivals exceed the prior week’s average, with most going to the western and northern regions.
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Conmissioner
Williams
Fink
Northirev
Fire scare injures prominent New York residents
In New York on April 10 a large fire frightened residents in a block near Roth and Beh streets, Fifth Avenue and nearby avenues. A warehouse for paintings and antiques caught fire causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Captain J J Zalinski, inventor of the dynamite span, was rescued from smoke despite injuries. Tony Pastor and Pal Daly, among others, helped hold the Victoria building as fear spread.
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New York
Vinlorit Hole
Fis
Roth
Beh Streely
Hegedway
ViHh Avenue
Vietords
Anne
Amd Welresser
Stooke
Srfety
J. J. Zalinski
Victoria
Charles A. Towne
Ax “Seimley
Doctor Testifies In The Pennell Inquest Buffalo April 10
Buffalo reports the Pennell inquest hears testimony from medical examiner and doctors about the death of Arthur Pennell. Officials discuss documents found, potential financial dealings, and the handling of the body. Attorneys probe work on the Pennell estate as the inquest proceeds after 3 pm.
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Pennell
Arthur Pennell
Ponnelis Financial
Enat
Haa
Dadgn Murphy
Fennell
Jong
Sas
Pam
Danzor
Woomell
Phi Hospital
Defective shell blamed for Iowa disaster in April report
Washington reports say a defective shell caused a blast described as catastrophic. Admiral ONeill ordered a board of inquiry to investigate, with preliminary findings slated for today. The event injured several and killed three sailors, with the coast guard and Navy assessing powder and fuze failures.
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Ponwucott
Flu
Chad
Sean
Tore Iaugh
Exmedana
Almont
Cabimty
Navy Yard
Tornado Threat Hits Altamont and Lamont area
Tornado warnings extend through Altamont Kansas and nearby Lamont five miles west as a storm front cuts through the region. Early reports indicate damaged structures and downed wires with near total disruption of communications in the path of the tornado.
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Altamont
Kansas
Kanais
Man Denies Identity in Missoula Case
In Missoula Montana on April W W, a man identified as S Da queble was involved in a case tied to a bigamy matter. The accused denied his identity and authorities noted his apparent payments or possessions suggesting a complex link to the alleged crime.
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Missoula
Mont
Repulsed at San Domingo in April fighting report
Dispatches from San Domingo city through April 11 describe government troops under President Vasquez being repulsed by revolutionists amid heavy casualties. Foreign warships and the cruiser Viniia aided in protecting consulates while both sides held positions. a proposed armistice and commission to oversee a peace settlement were discussed, with praise for Commander William Hy Tarnor and allied ships.
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San Donngo
Tevohitiioli
Vasquez
Associated Presa
San Déningo City
Valduex
Palatinn
San Domingo
Hmv
Thaenniaula I
William Hy ‘Tarnor
Cruiker ‘Viniia
Three blind salamanders in New York aquarian exhibition
New York reports an odd fossil of a purported aquarian exhibit. The wall street note says the New York aquarian holds such treasures unseen elsewhere. It claims a well from San Marcos Texas yielded salamanders and fish, with beliefs of a subterranean cavern and a still living specimen not yet found.
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New York
United States Wish Commission
San Marcos
Texas
Ind
Hungarian superstition ends in deadly village clash
In Nosula any Hungary a peasant died at a market. Relatives tried to move the body through the village but villagers blocked the cortege with pitchforks and seized weapons. A mob attack killed several and wounded many including women and children.
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Vienna
Hungary
Nosulaany
Thar
Gon A Marmes
Che Vilkyor
Duirenpast
Dee Pernone
Seemundings
Monror Street Fire In Philadelphia Ends In Inquiry
In Philadelphia on a Wednesday, a fire at Monror Street property led to casualties and an investigation. Authorities, including a criminal health official, are reviewing the incident and potential ownership disputes.
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Philadelphia
Taveal Tedanor
Monror Street
Miegard
Two Presidents and a Looming Succession in Early News
A garbled April report from New York describes a provisional leadership change involving President Tan and an unnamed friend. It notes a potential interregnum before a successor is designated, with M. Lonhet’s acting role cited to bridge the transition under the constitution.
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New York
Tanbol
Pevis
Piny Diamont
M. Lonhet
Rights of Labor Unions in Chicago Dispute Reopened
Chicago April Tribune reports a major appellate division decision on union rights to strike and representation, detailing a dispute over arbitration and the scope of union authority amid a high profile labor case. The narrative centers on union leaders and the parties involved in the prolonged conflict.
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Chicago
Tribune
New York
Hye
Jaton Sunbeng
Hiest Pronto
Hick Ao Hohor Gaia Trae
Hole Sight
Mowta
Poneunion Workers
Dilieronen ix d
Mmny
Mascarachi in Paris Interview Details Private Concert Offerings
In Paris the Veinon publishes an interview with Bignor Madeuaniy who arrived from New York. He says he was offered private concerts at St. Louis and other American venues but refused, deeming them unworthy of his art and citing his misfortune as reason to decline continued public engagement.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Logan
Murphy
Quaytys
Pennell
Hamel Parsons
Thomas Reamus
Ponmall
Wallace Haven
Atthun
Pepe
Cone
Aaul “Peanells Seneraphoy
Walbies Gonplaling
Jose
Paris
The
Veinon
Bignor Madeuaniy
New York
Mayengat
Sims
St. Louis
America
Mushc
Washington Denies Ongoing US Britain Negotiations
A April 19 dispatch from Washington reports no confirmation of any ongoing negotiations between the United States and Great Britain. Officials say they know nothing of such a project and dismiss speculation of a potential treaty change or exclusivity that could affect other powers.
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Washington
England
United States
Great Hritain
Champion High Diver of World Crowned in April
In terse terms, Ned Holden claimed the world high diving title yesterday after leaping from the Hodson river tower. The dramatic splash sent a spray of mist over spectators as Holden executed a distinctive spin before plunging deep, securing the honor amid admiring crowds and a tense, rain-soaked backdrop.
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Ned
Arthae CL
Holden
Hodson River
de Viernt
Warring factions over carpenters and labor unity
Fragmented report notes tensions among carpenters and allied workers amid a broader labor dispute. References to organizing drives, factional splits, and calls for solidarity appear with mentions of leadership figures and national federation tensions.
Moros Defeated by Uncle Sam's Soldiers
Moros engaged by American forces in the Philippines suffer heavy losses as Captain Pershing’s detachment combats Moros near Maraduel. Casualties include killed and wounded. reports describe the battle in detail and note American efforts to suppress local resistance.
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Moros
Uncle Sam
Wyoming farmer and wife mysteriously disappear
Denver reports a Wyoming farmer and his wife vanish under mysterious circumstances. Large search parties have been organized as authorities, led by W. C. Clifton, investigate the case. The couple were last seen leaving their ranch near Union Parks general office area. Clifton is detained as the inquiry continues.
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Denver
Sowa
Rom Moureroth
Wynn
Suger Excitenens
Dolar
Chareh
Union Parks General Office
Lass Ranch
Salvationists Arrested For Blocking The Streets
Patersoz N fy Apeid Ve Major Doha and Salvation Army members were arrested after blocking streets. Taken to police station they faced disorderly conduct charges. Police warned the army against blocking streets while Mej or Winhan, 16, defended their constitutional right to use the street.
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Patersoz
Doha
Salvation Army
Mit
Mejor Winhan
Fie
Destructive explosion on battleship Iowa hospitalizes crew
Report from Pensacola notes a catastrophic blast on the Iowa injuring five and killing three sailors. A 12 inch gun exploded after a shell, with pieces tearing through decks, sending wreckage across the gun deck. Injured were evacuated to Pensacola and a Massachusetts Hospital ship was asked for aid. Authorities consider defective shell as a cause though some blame age or winter conditions on the ship.
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Pensarola
Hoyttleship
Taugel
Mele
Fust
Mitway
Nhu Massachusetts
Pentiacola
Rome
Culebra
Henry Watterson Talks On The Negro Problem
Chicago April 1 The annual ban quet of the Hamilton club marked by talk on the negro question. Speakers included Henry Watterson of Louisville and others from Cedar Rapids and Michigan. Watterson urged careful policy while criticizing agitation and urged progress through legal restraint and public opinion. The discourse reflected regional tensions and questions of suffrage, education, and race relations in the North and South.
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Chicago
Fhmilton
Bruna Distal
Usongrenstian
Custman
Tacomm
Hear Watterson
Lonaville
Thomas
Greene
Cedar Rapids
Ing
Edseard le Vemillon
Micheque
Treary Watlergon
Ain Eorth
Sothern Whitwa
Arta
Wolf
Recepnival Park
Évalny
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