Corner Stone Laying Ceremony by Masons at Washington
Historic corner stone laying at the new capital building attended by the President Supreme Court and Congress. Grandmaster Brown presided with Washington gavel as speakers urged unity, reform, and public duty amid calls to safeguard against corporate dominance and defend the nation’s constitutional rights.
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Appeals to Supreme Court in Idaho murder case
April 14. attorney E V Richard Tom of Denver appeals the Supreme Court from the Idaho case against Charles V Moyer William Haywood and George A Teichone, held in Caldwell custody. The appeal seeks to advance the case in Washington with hearings likely in the current term. Chicago April 1 University delators testified in Nast ht.
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Denver
United Stacca Court
Ideko Insha Casey
Charles V. Moyer
Willnm Haywood
George A. Teithone
Caldwell
Taha
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Mipris
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Worter
Neace
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University My Chicago Delators
Sunflower in Child's ER Sparks Healing Progress
In Delaware on April 14 a sunflower incident caused minor ear injury to Grace Barrett, daughter of a local preacher. The child’s hearing was tested and found to be improving as doctors observed steady recovery and healthful development after treatment.
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Oale
Grace Barrett
Quiet Growth of Vesuvils Amid Calm Observations
In Naples, officials report instruments at the observatory are relatively calm while the Vesuvils crater remains largely silent. Seismic readings show no immediate eruption threat as lava movement appears limited and surrounding activity is minimal.
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Drisee
Prayers of Revoicing Reach Naples After Quake
Reports from the Vesuvian region describe gradual recovery with towns reopening churches and homes. troops extend security while worshippers attend mass before Easter. A woman in Naples fares to a nurse as authorities investigate a collapse linked to the quake.
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Accident on American Warship Kearargo Near Caldera
Washington reports a serious accident aboard the battleship Kearargo during a rare practice near Cape Verda. Several men are feared dead and missing as the ship fires an explosion that shook the crew. A separate note from Berkeley recounts a missionary collision with a coreligionist group leading to fatalities, while other items discuss stock market moves, gold imports, and labor unrest in the coal industry.
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High coin prices at Colne auction in Chicago sale
April 14 high coin prices at Colne as buyers bid at Chicago Numismatic Society rooms. A silver dollar from 1888 sold for 120 dollars as an exceptionally rare piece. Others brought 41 to 150 dollars, with local bidders dominating the sale. Notable buyers included Granberg Oshkowh Hessel New Haven Doslit Samie leg Mann and Schuyler from Clinen.
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Jim Varlons
Chicago Numismatics
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S John Hessel
New Haven
Conn
Dosltt
Moss
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A. L. Schuvler
Clinen
Rubbian Espionage and Gorky Spy Ring Revealed
New Year’s 14 reports reveal a Russian secret police agent and suspected Gorky associates forming an espionage network. The Emperor’s spy crossed the Atlantic aboard the Kaisers ship and concealed residence plans while aiding revolutionary causes.
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Secret Police
Maxim Gorky
Gorky
Commercial Club to Build in Portland
Fragmented copy from Fortland Oregon describes a commercial club project and a Chamber of Canmore building with references to a fire and meeting proceedings. Names and specifics are unreadable. summary focuses on planned construction and civic meeting context.
Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Unknown Locale
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places with unclear meaning and dates. The readable parts reference people and possible events but lack coherent details to form a clear summary. Entities are too jumbled to extract a reliable main action or outcome.
New York Bank Granted Treasury Credit for London Gold
In New York on April 14, the secretary announced that the National City Bank was allowed to draw from the U S treasury to cover gold imported from London. The move aims to secure funds until the gold arrives, with deposits secured by bonds and a potential $15,000,000 cap per bank. Notes say the exchange price justified the change as banks may report gold without tying up funds during shipment.
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National Cty Bank
Rolltom
United States Treasury
Skin Bank
London
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Treasury Department
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Thia City
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Tranet
Bunda
Cama
United States
Chinese says Americans and Chinese friendly despite riots
San Francisco April 12 Hishop J W Rusheford of the Merhadint Eylecopal church recently returned from Shanghai reports conditions in China are calmer than feared. He cites exaggerated disturbance fears and notes Americans living abroad have faced warnings but that Chinese people are generally friendly toward Americans. He mentions travel and trade prospects and recounts mixed reactions to recent events as officials in both nations seek calm.
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Chisa
United
Spain
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Nanchang
Halied Staten
A VICIOUS ATTACK ON THE PRESIDENT
Kansas City AP story recounts Representative Charles A Towne of New York denouncing President Roosevelt at a Day banquet. Towne mocked imperialism and silver policy, defended Bryan, and urged action to recall public support while criticizing limits of the money question. The remarks sparked uproar and drew reactions about national policy and political figures.
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New York
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India
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Speckor
Washington
Nowadnen
Howe
Towrne
Times obit recalls Tompkins and New York Freemasons
Seo York April 1 The Times reports the death of Henry Tompkins a longtime national figure and a leader within the Grand Lodge in New York amid plans for a memorial statue to honor his public service. The piece outlines his early life in the state and his role as secretary of the Grant Lodge along with Governor Tompkins connection and the anticipated Bronze sculpture statue and pedestal arrangement.
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Gorky Sends Telegram To Moyer After Murder Charge
A fragmented New York report details a telegram from Gorky to Meyer urging sympathy for Gov. Tournenberg’s alleged case and references work with the Western Federation of Miners. The piece notes Cadwell and others involved, plus a Moscow link and a dinner event tied to the linked political agitation.
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Baseball in New York Opens With Key Series
In New York, the American League season opens with the New York team hosting Philadelphia and Washington at Amé Tesla Park as part of the league schedule. The event previews the race, series matchups, and the formal start of play, with teams aiming for early advantage and standings in a tight pennant race.
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Religious conflict erupts in Poland between Cathor Hes and Meriavite sects
In several Polish regions the Meriavite and Cathor Hes communities clash amid rising tension. About 3,600 Mariavits attack 2,000 Catholics, sparking battles with dozens killed and around forty wounded. Authorities report ongoing unrest and accusations of threats as clerical appointments become a focal point.
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Jury Unable to Agree in Million-Dollar Lawsuit
New York April jury failed to reach verdict in Morra C. Bongos versus General Laws Fitzgerall over a $1,000,000 claim tied to a Western Maryland deal. Judge Suther ordered a new trial after the appellate division set aside the initial $1,900,000 award and costs. President Mitchell of the Miners speaks on Maxie Gary amid mining industry tensions.
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Violent Formosa quake devastates southern island shops
A violent earthquake struck southern Formosa this morning causing widespread destruction. Reports tallied 1,044 dead and 69 percent injured with 1,200 homes demolished. The event damaged towns including Dativg and Ang Lrko, with losses around 345 million.
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Population figures for Los Angeles tax directory errors
The April 14 report from Los Angeles lists population errors in the city tax directory canon, noting a miscount of 228,208 for April 1, 1406 and a May 1, 1405 comparison. The item hints at a rising city population in a list of corrected figures and directives.
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