Roosevelt Visits the Home of Bryan in Lincoln
Lincoln April 27 The presidential train arrived amid cheers as Roosevelt visited Bryan and reviewed a military pageant. The parade included First Regiment veterans, ex-del battalions, and university units. The state capitol and city shops were decorated as 40 000 gathered. The President spoke of Nebraska’s prosperity and farming, then moved on to Hastings for a forestry address and dinner with local leaders. Guards limited access to ensure safety during the tour.
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King Edward Warned Against Visiting the Pope
A cryptic dispatch from April 27 notes tension over a possible visit involving King Edward and the Pope. It cites a Protestant Telegram to the secretary, expressing regret that the Protestant king might visit Rome and asserting the established church’s strength, while denying unfounded rumors.
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Detectives Guard Lives of the Rockefellers
Reported in New York as detectives guard the Rockefeller family, with constant precautions for John D. Rockefeller Sr and son. Detected by guards on the way to offices and back, measures include close scrutiny of those entering the building and handshakes at exits. The scene follows a Protect the Rockefeller family pattern after his western trip.
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Mafia Society Members Arrested in New York Raid
In New York police captured members of a mafia society amid a raid described as extensive. Six prisoners were detained. authorities recovered two revolvers and a quantity of jewelry while authorities investigated possible links to past crimes.
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Eleven Die In Wreck Near Buffalo Keny Air 27
A northbound Missouri work train crashed into the rear of a freight along the line near Buffalo Keny. Eleven men were killed and 25 injured, most seriously, with a large number of workers, all Greek and Turkish nationals except one American, among the dead or injured. Doctors from nearby towns assisted as the wreckage was cleared and victims were taken to Geneva and then to hospitals. The crash occurred as the work train backed into town for the night. the freight engine stayed on the track, shoving the work train off and scattering bodies across the site. Names of the deceased and injured were reported, with locals and regional physicians mobilizing for relief efforts.
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Miles Says Natives Are Burned to Death in Philippines
Washington report on General Miles inquiry into cruelty in the Philippines cites torture and killings by troops under Lieutenant Anthes and other officers. It notes victims burned or tortured, with investigations and court actions, as officials dispute the charges and seek to restore civil order and relieve distress in Batangas Cavite and surrounding provinces.
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Tragic death case raises questions of innocence
Bridgeport residents report a young woman named Gynny Apel 27 died by suicide. Neighbors found her body in a distressed state near Masten Street. The incident prompted scrutiny of alleged wrongdoing and the involvement of close family members. Police note unclear motives and mention possible links to accusations of deception within the family. The community awaits a fuller official statement.
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Mormon Elders Report No Ground for Complaint
Washington April 21 Mn Ten reports the department's regional investigation found no basis for complaints by Mormon members in Germany. The inquiry, already completed, concluded that the issues cited were not substantiated and were included only in a preliminary report mailed earlier.
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Carter in Prison Draws War Dept Attention
Washington notes in April that Oberlin M. Carter formerly a captain now jailed at Fort Leavenworth draws officials scrutiny. He allegedly aided prisoners in pursuing writs of habeas corpus claiming unlawful confinement, with claims tied to transfers among Bilidad Manila Alcatraz and federal custody. The War Department plans cautious steps before further actions.
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Workmen fatally burned by blast of hot metal accident
Lameuster April 21 report states two workers seriously burned when hot metal exploded at Vent tumor site. Fireman and laborers suffered severe injuries, one dying en route to hospital. Wounds described as horrific with losses of eye and extensive burns. An investigation into the cause is pending.
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Russians Misrepresented Demands Spark World Diplomacy
April reports show Russia’s eight demands on Manchuria met with denial and diplomatic tension. Secretary Hay, in Washington, hosts envoys as China’s stance remains unclear. Talks focus on Manchurian issues amid tensions with Russia, Japan, and Britain.
France Prefers Russia China Policy, April Dispatches
Paria April 27. The foreign office has received lengthy advices from Washington noting the United States reaction to Russia’s policy in China. Dispatches show the American government will not join allies in opposing Russian demands, yet will limit activity to protecting its commercial interests. Ambassadors McCormick at Petersburg and others are said to be preparing disclosures on Russia’s position. The reports indicate a favorable view of Russia’s approach and suggest protests against Chinese action may be restrained to supervision rather than confrontation.
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Railroad Discrimination Ban Declared Illegal in Landmark Ruling
A federal court granted a temporary injunction barring eight shippers Alton Milwaukee Chicago New York toward Minnesota districts from discriminating against carriers. The decision addresses antitrust and interstate commerce questions, potentially guiding future cases and enforcing fair access in shipping.
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