Testimonial from Frenchmen to Theodore Roosevelt
A French parliamentary group and arbi tration members send a formal testimonial to Theodore Roosevelt, praising his initiative in international conciliation. The volume of Susy’s Memoirs is cited, with signatures of prominent figures, including former President Eile Lonbet and ministers. The piece notes broader French efforts in world affairs and discusses railroad packers and bread reform, hinting at public controversy.
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Paris
Eat Falls Noties
Wasniaton
Roosevelt
Hurston
Whei Unter D'Fistourneties
Susy
Henry TV
Siilys
Baker
Project Internayia Accord
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Theta
Grand Daisy
Mency
Menalis
Nilaigler
Duc’ de Bally
Thas Panioits
Iin
Oihest
Inefinye
Academits
Urilets
Wink
Combes
Swarez
Fought In A Street Car Riot Near Coney Island
A mob attacked a streetcar in New York near Coney Island with revolvers and knives after a dispute. Police captured five of the assailants. Vinceno Caverts was wounded in the thigh and others were badly cut. The incident disrupted the car interior as windows were shattered and authorities pursued suspects.
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New Yor
Cuttace
Coney Island
Goller
Hem
Vinceno Caverts
Simonelis
Antonio Notaro
Test Operators In Coal Strike Reporting
New York April 17 The Tribune reports muted announcements from anthracite coal carriers and operators amid resumed washeries work planned for tomorrow. Operators say some washeries will start and others by Wednesday, while miners’ suspension persists with few shipments and signs of broader settlement uncertainty.
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New York
the Tribune
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Gener
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Savin
Warhettes
Érauign
Sid
Ming Coe
Mitchell
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
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H Valley Company
Bafkes
Reading Company
Naturstand
Elne
Zook Ag
Plant Destruction Reported Near Vinegar Bead
A fragmented report notes a factory in Vinegar Bead area damaged by fire or blast, with references to Monin Ann Apel 12 and the Mobile Great Ment and Meallen region. Details are unclear but indicate a plant tied to Great Canadian and Power interests suffered significant disruption, with lines and street appearance mentioned.
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Monin
Ann
Apel
Sang
Susan
Portland Bridge Franchising Granted for River Crossing
Portland April 7 The Portland and Somnni Railroad Company seeks a franchise to build a drawbridge over the Willamette River three miles north of the city. The proposal aims to connect main lines and ease river navigation. The action involves city authorities and the railroad company awaiting approval.
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Portland
Portland and Srannio Rairoad Company
New York Congregation Hosts Chinese Missionary Guest
Back from China, New Yorks April 7 members of the Congregational club host Fev Arthur Fh Smith from China. Smith, an author and student, is lecturing on Oriental questions. He was recently invited to discuss Americans views of Chinese people and the commercial role of foreigners.
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Ching
Smith
Mie
Fragmentary Local Note Eludes Clear Meaning
A garbled morning page item mentions names like Mark Tratn and Blinn Percy and references preparations and a location near Sir Nedored fort. Fragmentary phrases about watering and youth appear, but the overall event or action remains unclear with many unreadable segments.
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Tandon
Sir Nedored Fort
Died Suddenly Judge W H King in Salt Lake
Mrs Anna Mary King wife of Judge Willan H King died in a hospital after a brief illness from heart failure caused by a lingering condition. Born December 28 186% in Millard County Utah she was 37 years old. Survived by husband three children Romola 16 Paul and Adrienne. four sisters Mrs CR McBride Mrs C D Hants Mrs B A Gowen and Mrs Pharcy W Dunyon and one brother FM Lyking Sr. Judge King left for Kansas City with the body and services arranged locally.
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Mra. King
Tanana City
Bill Lee
Balt Lake
Roy
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Fillmore
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cPeancie M. Lyman
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Adrienne
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Mie
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Alt Lake
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Lyying
Iuidge Kings
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Fineeal
Advertising Pays Off For Bible Class Attendance Boost
A parish ad campaign in a city paper led by Rev. W T Rogers of First Presbyterian spurred Sunday Bible class turnout at Sindey School. Advertisements in the morning papers drew inquiries and many young men began attending, with the church reporting increased interest and financial support.
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Binday
Sindey School
W. ‘T. Rogers
First” Presbyterian Cumberlayt
Weatheer
Tor
Memphis News-Scimitar
Mort
Adventagently Py
Sunday School Work Praised By Brooklyn Pastor
The New York Tribune reports remarks by Reverend Leslie M Shaw of the Treasury Department praising Sunday school efforts at Jane’s Methodist Church in Brooklyn. He notes long-standing work and argues Bible teaching should reach from pulpit to classroom, urging stronger training for children and emphasizing the school’s role in national welfare. He cites plans for upcoming events and mentions notable figures connected to church and civic life.
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New York Tribune
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Leslie M. Shaw
Treaswey Hepartiocer
Janes Methodist Church
Brooklyn
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Aay
Sintay
Escentia
Washinton
Bos
Hanshees
Perkins
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Jsteamship
Wretnland
Serres
Paris
Marie
Another Outbreak Against the Negro Reported
A Springfield-sourced dispatch notes another violent incident against Black residents in St. Louis. The report states a man was killed and authorities are spreading calls for calm as tensions rise and outbreaks threaten order.
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St. Louis
Springfield
Outbreak fears rise after mob violence in Kansas City
Reports from Kansas City April 17 describe ongoing tensions after a racially charged incident. Police arrested several men linked to the weekend violence as public officials condemn the mob. Prosecutors urge careful, lawful action, warning crime is crime whether by one or many. Authorities note the danger to all citizens and call for restraint and due process.
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Kansas City
al Springgehl
Hota
Taga A. B. Linculn
Goml
Alf Sen
Paul
Strety
Negroes Protest Ties to Local Officials Across Cities
A distressed report from St. Louis and Springfield notes rising indignation over alleged failures by local leaders in protecting Black communities. The item mentions governor Volk taking action, calls for accountability, and cites threats against a minister and a woman associated with a public dispute, with scattered references to Minneapolis and Chicago figures.
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St. Louis
Alliance of St
Episcopal Church Trial Opens In Rochster Ontario
Hatavis New York April 7 The final trial in many events of an Episcopal case begins here today. Rev Algar Tow Sidney Grapes D D long rector of Rt Andrews church will be placed on trial before an ecclesiastical court charged with utterances from the pulpit alleged to violate Episcopal tenets. The case centers on sermons from 1903 1904 and a book titled Religion and Politics. The presentment cites 38 extracts as the basis for the charge expressing heretical views on Christ the Holy Ghost the Virgin birth the bodily resurrection and the Trinity.
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Halscopal Durch
Bergin
Algar
Sidney Grapes
Rt. Y Andrews
Rochaster
Brojestadt
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Tiftah
Wadoehis
Hajlglon
Poljuica
Fontaine
Will and Estate Contention Over Land Bequest
A Kansas City jury hears a probate case over a will that bequeaths land to Van Wagoner and ten acres to Pullman’s church, amid disputes about the testator Atti Davenport and his heirs. Witnesses include D Davenport’s relatives and trustee Fuirman, with contention over consent and property valuation.
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Pioneer
Fuirman
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Roner
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K Clurch
Deadlock in Kansas City House Over Speaker Election
In Kansas City Missouri on April 17 a deadlock blocked adoption of a speaker for the lower house amid stalled nominations. Mayor Hinty M Bearleley and other lawmakers faced delays as partisan motions and adjournment bids sparked heated debate and delayed proceedings.
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Tae Atesl Rong
Ohy
Vinden de Rammele
Hinty M. Bearleley
Atibharn
Elinor
Fragmented OCR summary of a trial article
A damaged OCR block describes a trial with mentions of manslaughter charges and a defendant, with scattered phrases about pleas, a bar, and various names. The text is garbled, making it difficult to extract clear entities or outcomes.
Robber gang attacks Philippine Constabulary HQ
A band of thieves raided the Philippine Constabulary headquarters in Manila, killing one ladrone and injuring others. The incident sparks a hunt across Luzon as authorities seek to restore order and curb bandit activity amid ongoing efforts to stabilize the region.
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Manila
Philippine Constabulary
Mace Isl
Luzon
Application Denied at Nay Wee Ward Event in Des Moines
A garbled entry shows an approval denial for a local Hang to campant of De Moines Id t sii Igiaclinn to rapreas Posumart Tens ral Competion. Names NICHOLAS SOCIETY and New York appear amid the broken text, with reference to an event and a paper.
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Wastiteton
Wipe Chesuren
Hang
Campant
de Moines
Eston
Uproar in Divorce Circles Sparks Legal Commentary
Report from Cutenga dated April 17 notes lawyers reacting to a Supreme Court ruling in the United States about divorce parity and property rights. The piece mentions a Philadelphia incident and a car crash near MMIHviUG, with attorney mentions and disputes over asset ownership in marriage.
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Chiongs
Vesuvian Smoke Shrouds Vesuvean Event Aboard Ship
A vessel arriving from Mlegondria and Neplea reported smoke and a fire on deck amid rough seas. The crew battled flames as the ship moved toward Naples, with crews stabilizing the vessel while a dense sulfurous haze filled the air. Officials in New York delayed official comment as inquiries began.
Beressee Victims of KearSarge Explosion Reportedly Die
Fragmented report states an officer died two days after a blast near KearSarge. Lists names such as Achome Cantillon and Meluk of Lien amid a northern movement of a mag slant, with seven views Hermantiired at the gaval remelery nee.
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Salle
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