President Roosevelt Trains Through Wyoming and Nebraska
Fragmented dispatch reports a president's train stop in Pitti Wyoming and Allance Nebraska with brief greetings, a man seized by a window breach during the stop, and President Roosevelt delivering short remarks. The narratives mention Edward Russell of the Sailors Union, police involvement, and crowd scenes at Billings and Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitti
Wyo
Liv Beton
Tieonside
Poweruil
Cnt
Eedward Russell
Méyu
Sailors Union of San Frantico
Billings
St. Pau
Tiona
Gatlock
Uhe
Maude
Db Cay
Colorado cruiser launched amid high level ceremony
Philadelphia April 85 The cruiser Colorado was launched today at a shipyard with a distinguished gathering from Washington and Colorado. Miss Cora May Peabody broke the wine on the prow as she glided into the Delaware River. The christening party included Charles Cramp, the sponsor, and multiple admirals and officials. The Colorado, a first class armored cruiser, carries substantial armament and power, including Krupp armor and a main battery of four 8 inch guns and 14 six inch rapid fire guns, with a total cost around 3 3/4 million dollars.
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Philadelphia
Colorado
Wington
Cora May “Peabody
Peabody
Fésbudy
Charles
Cramp
Cramp Company
James
Desaig. Peabody
Washington
Darling
Bowles
Bradford
O'Neill
Melville and Endicott
Or. Cowles
Compianders
Sutherland
Colorado Ia
New Clata
Armoria of
Haro
Governess Injured in Unruly Child Assault Trial
New Work April 25 The trial at the city theater of Miss Maria Bentz against Harold Hartshardt 13 years old, son of banker James McHartahorn, opened. Bentz alleges the boy dragged her hair and kicked her causing serious injuries including paralysis. her clothes ripped and she claims medical bills and trauma have left her unable to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavie Bentz
Harold Hartshardt
James McHartahorn
Ile
Miss Bent
Misa Bentz
United States Protest to China Sparks Diplomatic Motion
A garbled report from Washington outlines U S protests to China over Manchuria and Sino relations. It mentions Secretary Hay and potential treaty amendments, with references to possible concessions and future conference discussions. The piece conveys tensions and hopes for dialogue amid unclear specifics.
British Revenge in Somaliland Disaster
Fragmented dispatches describe a Somaliland battle where British forces under Col. Cobbe faced Mad Mullah’s fighters. Casualties on both sides are cited, with claims of 3,000 horsemen and 11,000 infantry alleged for the Mullah’s forces and heavy losses for the British detachment amid prolonged resistance and bayonet charges. Additional text covers broader imperial tensions and maneuvers among Russia, Britain, Japan, and China over Manchuria, with diplomatic notes from London, St. Petersburg, and Berlin about the international balance of power and upcoming actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre du Col. Plankett
Whey
Colangl J Llmmeett
Vanderbilt Marries Mrs A Rutherford in St Mark's
The ceremony at St Mark's North Attney featured William K. Vanier Jit and Mrs Anne Rutherford as bride and groom. Rev R Pollard officiated while Duke of Marlborough attended, and the couple departed for Paris after a private celebration. Vanderbilt handled licensing and arrangements, with no reception.
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Willian
K. Vanier Jit
Anne Mutherford
St. Mark’s — Church
North Atiley Siract
Rev
R. Pollatden
Winielt Hoyt
New York
Wits the Westman
Henry White
Marlborough
Duke of Marlborough
Sing Ho
Vanderbilt Jiervons
Tudor Gid
Ann
London
Lbr
Canterbury
White
Emgrand
Rutherford
Iiss
Paris
Ales
Tutdheerford
Chile
Dever
Mra
Vanderbilt
Cains
Connecs Tion
al Imie Wately
Tim
Taddow
Ronny
Av. Vanderbilt
Tristram
Tandow
Ulm
Supreme Crvic
New Yorks
Kelley’s Self Defense Claim In Cayley Murder Trial
Former editor Kelley testified in the Cayley murder trial claiming self defense. He said he confronted a dark room intruder, drew his revolver, and shot in fear after the assailant advanced on him. He fled to a friend's house and later surrendered to his attorney's advice.
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Butte, Nont
Kelley
Cayley
Pri Tonne
Butte Western Union Office Remains Closed
In Butte on April 25 the Silver Bow Prades and Labor assembly plans a mediation committee between Western Union and striking messengers. A meeting is expected to mark progress as the company has refused to confer with labor. The Business Men's Association plans voting actions. Western Union offices remain tightly closed ahead of union talks.
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Butte
Silver Bow
Prades and Labor Assembly
Jay
Wesle
Jithir
Western Union
Running Battle With Three Safe Robbers
St Touts Apr 25 Theon mine near Ferguson suburb of St Louis saw three safe robbers engaged in a running battle with citizens led by Mayor Reed. Shots exchanged. no injuries reported. Explosion rattled the area and startled residents.
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St. Touts
Posto Mige Ab Ferguson
St Honis
England
Reed
Foreigners Warned as Madrid Advises Calm
April 2 Madrid dispatches warn foreign residents to remain cautious amid tense conditions. Authorities urge restraint and undisturbed routines as delegations discuss potential risks. Local leaders call for vigilance while maintaining public calm.
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Madrid
Morneco
Panama Canal Treaty Debate Reaches Washington Wariness
In Washington April 3 William Nathan Cropwell, attorney for the Damme company, called the state department to discuss the oath treaty and the presidency’s stance on the early nation conge. The dialogue highlights difficulty in understanding the president’s position and the constitutional duties shaping the upcoming season and related elections.
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Washington
Willian Nathan Cropwell
Damme Company
Dalk
Hay
Train delay and passenger fined at Awkon incident
A passenger faced a fine after a train delay incident in Awkon. The event involved local officials and a residency house, with the traveler allowed to return home after the proceedings.
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Taxington
Kya
Loni- Vio
Aeskylle
Mayayitle
Laledie Mimuttes
Loni Lunatori
Tata
Hylton Rhodentin
Awkon
Mavaly
Nave
Killing ofews in unrest reported in April riots
The source purports riots and violence in April, noting casualties and widespread anti Jew attacks. It mentions Wiedows at Wiehuatt and Fossarabli with claims of public beatings and mob activity. Disturbing reports of homes damaged and families left in fear are quoted, with unclear attribution.
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Botorsburg
Novosti
Wiedows
Wiehuatt
Fossarabli
Xevaral
Groundless Reports Of Mormon Belief
An official statement defends Mormon beliefs amid rumors, arguing polygamy is not taught or practiced, asserts adherence to Christ’s principles, and warns against misrepresentation hurting government and public order. The first presidency notes investigations will correct the record and address misperceptions abroad.
Wireless Telegraph Stations for Alaska
New York April 2 an engineer and party left for Alaska to install a series of wireless telegraph stations for the United States signal service. The plan covers a line from Willnom Forest to Cheha on the mane river about 100 miles apart. Five operators will run the stations, with the first transmission expected by late summer.
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Lincoln
Neh
Roosevelt
Nee Brake
al- Hance
Allanee
Chiver
Nebraska
Roostvell
al- Lance
New York
Micbwid Thund
Asais
Tue* Bor
C. Welly
Mateoni Wiel Telegraph Company
Alan
United States Sigiul
Maske
Stanley Coal
Thievant Pany
Ri ‘Rulovacai
Diyteant
Cheha
Mane River
Willvom
Polovina
Lem
Rae Lin
Lolin
Reliance Takes Her First Trial Sail
The Reliance set from Bristol on April 23 to test her speed and seamanship. The crew worked through breakfast as preparations and trimming progressed, with the yacht showing resilience in variable wind and weather. Relatives and yacht club members observed the operation, noting the crew’s effort to ready sails and gear for a favorable trial run.
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Bristol
Indies
Nurraeg
Ganactl
Goth
Barr
Ageia
Strange disappearance mystery tied to pension case
Bon Jose California April 5 Aroiaulie Stary as Horn developed and thirty white clear hay wean of what the Sun Tose Max on Frank C. Martin a writer who discussed his father a prosperous merchant who vanished after a large stock sale in 1870s. He was believed murdered and left substantial estate to heirs. A pension claim and investigation follow. Martin appeared in California claiming identity and pension eligibility.
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Bon Jose
Cal
Aroiaulie Stary
Sun Tose
Maxon Vrank C. Martin
The
Philadelphhe Public Ledger
Ing
Ae Mo Sablier
Martin
Saidae
California
Conan
Uae
Boodle Charges Probed Amid Turbulent Springfield Session
Springfield hearing into boodle charges erupted as members departed for home while others remained to hear the committee chair and speakers. The session featured disputed statements, a refused comment, and allegations of extensive payments tied to the Mueller bill amid partisan maneuvering by the Republicans and others.
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Fase Secret Service
Norwalk
United States
China
Russia
Manchuria
Germany
Waelington
Sternberg
Matalin
Uiession
Alden
Hay Mistry
St. Veternbirg
Aeauae
Musalwa
Owas
United Rates
Somaliland
Col. Plunkett
Alen
Arabia
Drig
Cen
Col
Cobbe
Comber
Somalilaml
Galati
Che Mullah
Agureputy Dann Rok
Dore Loro
Ibix
Banshee
Builyin
Japan
United
Telue Slifferinin
Siner
Berlin
Tasata
Lateal
Chimaxe
Abwehirta
Chistrceller von Buelow
Elere
Exlm
von Buelow
Manchwria
Taysia
Peking
Great Britain
Rassimi
Uni
Viscount Wayashi
Diepariese
Hero
Tokio
SS. Petersburg
Abin Foreign
Manchiria
Hey
Fagan
Manchyria
Foreign Office
Nevily
Chienesa Admiskration Tov
Chinena
Iaonuh
Russi
Chingill
Loval Disarters
Sherfarenen
Niles Thant
Mulfoad
Birewumatauer
Pomperaon Ender Ke Girty
Mrs. A. Rutherford
Millionaire
Butte Western Union
Tage
Panama Canal
Hays
Goeman
Pruaginn
Murinou
K Smith
Ism
Vin Moerman
Alem
Alaska
Reliance
Thes
Stuben
Uostoner
Park City
Bald Cap Drfendyr
Colywbia
Osrona
Springfeld
Miller
Millon
Kron
Searone
Reyublicans
Ander
Omni
Mueller
cIoney Ward
Cluik
Ita
Muamon
Will Wehr
L Mannlay
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