Death sentence handed to anarchists in Barcelona trial
A Madrid trial sentenced Jean Rall and associates to long terms for bombings and anarchist acts. Full, Roll, and Quarrullc jailed. Tull and Trillin given lengthy terms. Barguel jailed for four months, Parella and Peralso acquitted. Barguel’s mother attempted suicide with a knife after the verdict. Dynamite was found in three loads today.
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Statences Apon
Jean Rall
Luil
Lesterdy
Null
Ulu Althers
AL Fonao
Madrid
Jen Full
Herman Roll
Maria Quarrullc
Jose Tull
Amades Trllin
Francisco Triguerog
Raymunds Barguel
Parella
Peralso
Barguel
Hermann Rui
Openly Rejoice Over Assassination in Lamberg Protests
In Mibana on April 12 and April 16 reports detail reactions by Ruthenian students in Vienna and Anatrian groups over the assassination of Count Andres Polocki, governor of the province. Young Athenians in the Austrian parliament condemn oppression as Poles join anti Ruthenian demonstrations and attacks on university club windows occur.
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Helu
Lamberg
Andres Polocki
Anmed Mirowdlay
Givlow Oy
Audignes
Antrian Parlimmant
Julia Marlowe Reported Seriously Ill in New York
New York April reports Julia Marlowe is seriously ill at the Pies hotel after a nervous breakdown linked to a personal crisis. Details are sparse as the actress remains hospitalized under care in the city.
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Mige
Julia’ ‘Marlowe
Pies
This
Alte
Ted Wenkw
Marlowe May Resume Stage Engagements in May
Spurred by medical advice, Miss Marlowe’s doctors advise canceling forthcoming appearances for forty nights. Aims to resume Werks work at the Lyric Theater in New York in May if conditions permit. Dr M Allen Stary and Harbert J Batterie say the step is prudent to preserve her health and reputation.
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New York
Mies Marlowe
M. Allen Stary
Harbert J. Batterie
Boston
Mir. Satterlee
Gulrageoia
Young girl found guilty in manslaughter case
Tyanaton April 14. After fifteen hours the jury returned a verdict of manslaughter against Annie Bruce the young girl charged with murdering her father. The trial revealed disputed claims over poisoned fruit and a dish prepared by the mother and daughter. The defense contends tainted fruit caused the death and that the women did not know the fruit was poisoned. The mother’s trial will follow.
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Annie Bruce
Tuielquantar
Rica Ft Nincher
Mormon Church
Smoot
Annie Brice
Miothar
Turned Day Into Night A Merchant Dies at Auditorium Annex
Ghlou Apr 14 7, Henderson a prominent city merchant, died last evening at the Auditorium Annex. The fifteen year old youth, Vendercom, a midmeyer in the well known wholesale firm G. Me Handaraan & Bre, faced an attack of the liver. He had suffered insomnia and began reversing the normal hours, with noted health decline before his death.
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T Henderson
Atnex
Vendercom
Bre
Grand Naval Pageant Brightens West San Diego
In April 1916 San Diego hosts a grand naval pageant with the fleet entering the Pacific, a sea of lights and searchlights, and a formal welcome by Governor Gillette. Admiral Thomas leads naval dignitaries as crowds cheer from Coronado and nearby shores. The spectacle includes ship maneuvers, beacon fires, and a festive harbor atmosphere attracting thousands.
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Tames N. Gillette
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Bite
California
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Thatan
Sperry
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Avery
Ile Forward Bridge
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United States
South Washington Defeats Opponent in Pitch Ward Game
The Pitch Ward game saw South Washington win 16 to 8. Key players for the victorious team include Cyt Farley catcher Hob Mayor pitcher CNT Greenwell first base Siv Watson second base Fred Ave gh ... The list names several players across positions, indicating a decisive offensive display in a dated club contest.
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Cyt Farley
Hob Mayor
Cnt Greenwell
Siv Watson
Fred Aveame
Martine Hawmen
George Grand
Mariun Frown
George Motrican
Preswent Replies to House Threat of Veto Attack
In a wartime scramble Hobson says the President told Dito he would veto any war funding bill sent for his approval. He warns the House against pushing it, claiming the wave of public bills will be refused. A heated scene centers on the naval program and possible ship orders.
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House
Hobson
Dito
Henri
London Underground Fails to Pay Dividends
On April 1 London paper reports Apover Bros and Speyer and Co of New York filed an application on behalf of holders of nominal loan notes to reorganize the London Underground funding. Sir George Gibb oversaw the process with no opposition. The scheme aims to readjust finances blamed on competition from motor omnibuses and municipal electric street railways.
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Apover Bros
London Hoase
Speyer and Co
New York
Themseges
Ar -Profiteharing
Dndsrgranad Los
Rahway Company
George Gibb Tecuiver
A Funneng
They Saw Husband and Brother Drown in Ill News
In Chicago on April 1, reports tell of a husband and his brother who drowned. Authorities and witnesses recount the events as investigators work to determine how the tragedy occurred amid growing public concern.
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Law
Sachsel
Wholeralu Ujear
Armir
Beautiful Railroad Lawns Add Easton Plantings to Depot
East Depot receives new plants to enhance its grounds with Cunias Caladiums and a mix of shrubs and perennials. Girdener A. W. Nelson oversees an extensive landscaping effort with beds west of the depot, a north lawn with flowering borders, and a large south display featuring varied greens and bold color. Manchester, New York nurseries supplied hundreds of varieties for display to travelers.
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Chisetl
Girdener
A. W. Nelson
Roi
I Grout
Machester
New York
Ogden
Arbor Day: First celebration and early honors
Arbor Day observance highlighted by Miss Marie Macready with a timely talk on its origins. The piece recalls early planting at Meew C Hall Park and notes a ceremony led by Mr. J. Sterting, with remarks on the day’s growth and national adoption since 1872.
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Hall Park
Maelo
AleCrendy
Mase
Bert
Cromdy
Chochilean
United
Sterting
Mogiatt
Noliankin
Lavins
States Department
Agriculture
Morea
Bedi
Gala
Fa Rapid
Syebowien
Artor
The Tree Factories of War and Wood Usage Analysis
A historic discourse argues forests yield seven hundred million dollars yearly for the United States, urging preservation for utility. It cites wood’s roles in buildings, furniture, ships, fuel, medicine, and climate, emphasizing trees strengthen cities, culture, and future prosperity, and warns against heedless destruction.
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Thal
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Sitte
Fowdys
Kent
Maine
Inova
Ogden
Fortinie
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