Golovin and the Czar Openly Discuss Parliament
Confidants say the April audience between Emperor Nicholas II and Golovin was frank and unreserved. The emperor criticized Golovin for bias toward radicals over conservatives and questioned impartiality over speeches by Alexinsky. Golovin defended his position, and both sides agreed to further direct dialogue. The first Duma session is set to address the 1907 recruit law with a May 14 promulgation deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
M. Golovin
Nicholas
Golovin
M. Alexinsky
Stolypin
Tower House
Republican convention set for Third district to nominate Wilkin successor
Bloomington April 25 The Republican convention to pick a successor to the late Justice Wilkin has been issued for the Third judicial district. The meeting will be held April 20 in Decatur. Representation will be one delegate for each gun votes cast for President Roosevelt.
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Bloomington
Rpublican
Third Judicial District
Wilkin
Decatur
Roosevelt
Governor Sheldon’s Mother Dies in Nebraska
Mrs Lawson Sheldon, mother of Governor Geo L Sheldon, died at her home in Nehawka Nebraska at age 75 after a three week pneumonia illness. Governor Sheldon has spent much time at her bedside.
Train robbery attempt wounds English town marshal
An attempted robbery of a passenger train on the Southern railway near English Indiana last night led to a bridge being fired. English town marshal W E Cummins was dangerously wounded while trying to arrest the robbers.
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Evansville
Ind
The
Evening Journal
Southern Railway
English
W. E. Cummins
Adventists in Battle Creek clash over church authority
Prophetess Efren G. White accuses Kellogg Belden and others of challenging her divine authority and demands they be ousted. An open Tabernacle meeting erupted into near riot as factions, now in court over local property, debated actions. calmer members postponed steps to avoid prejudicing the case.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Efren G. White
Seventh Day Adventist Church
John H. Kellogg
Franklin F. Belden
Tabernacle
Movement to set aside Moy er Hlaywood Pettibone day action
Milwaukee reports a national campaign to proclaim a Moy er Hlaywood Pettibone day early in May. Unions across the country would stage protests against President Roosevelt’s remarks surrounding western miners before formal trials.
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Milwaukee
Moyer-Hlaywood-V Pettibone
Roosevelt
New York
Honore Jaxon
Chicago
He'll Be Quiet for Awhile
Bedford Indiana April 25 Henry Dorsett arrested twice for whipping his wife within half an hour After first beating Mrs Dorsett called an officer and had him haled into court He was fined 25 dollars paid Then on the way home he renewed the quarrel and beat her again A policeman intervened and he was taken back to court and fined 50 dollars and jailed twenty days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Henry Dorsett
Man Dies of Heart Trouble Found by Dog at Lot
In Lawrenceburg Indiana on April 25 John Hibeck of Jackson township died at his feeding lot. His dog guarded the body after barking drew Mrs. Hibeck to investigate. Autopsy or examination confirmed heart trouble as the cause of death.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
John Hibeck
Jackson Township
Hibeck
Negro and States Exhibit Buildings at Jamestown Exposition
The States' Exhibit building is arranged for easy study of each state's products, avoiding fatigue. Individual state buildings are reserved for social purposes. The Negro Exposition building offers a broad display of Negro industries and aspirations to the world.
Roosevelt should withdraw renomination statement says Cummins
Governor Cummins writes to George R. Bowers declaring Roosevelt should accept another nomination if publicly urged. He stresses platform aims over candidate choice and predicts Roosevelt will run if urged with unity, while Speaker Cannon denies Illinois delegation deal with Fairbanks and calls such talk foolish.
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Des Moines
George R. Bowers
Orange
Cummins
Roosevelt
No clear headline due to fragmentary source
The speaker recalls attending the Jamestown exposition and being detained in Indianapolis for a few hours. He notes a long standing habit of visiting the vice president when in Danville, and a willingness to call on him again if time permits in the future.
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Indianapolis
Danville
Hitchcock's southern trip backs Roosevelt support
First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock returned from a southern inspection tour and said Republicans in South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida are "Roosevelt men through and through." He denied White House direction of his travels and noted only a few disgruntled old-guard figures had dropped out.
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Washington
Hitchcock
South
Roosevelt
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
British MP presses meat trade protection in Commons
In London on April 25 a Commons debate revived agitation against US packing houses. Sir William Bull urged safeguards against foreign trusts and unfit meat marketed here by American packers. Lloyd George noted a food import bill by Burns and pledged to monitor the issue.
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London
House of Commons
United States
William Bull
Lloyd-George
Board of Trade
Sir William
Burns
Lloyd George
Horse Attacks Trainer in Mason City Fatal Worsening Injuries
Walter Beverly a horse trainer was attacked by a violent horse in Mason City Iowa. His arm was mangled and his body trampled with his condition described as possibly fatal.
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Mason City
Walter Beverly
Jack London's Snark Sets Sail for World Cruise From San Francisco
Jack London and wife depart San Francisco aboard the 45 foot Snark on a six years voyage to Honolulu first leg of a global cruise. Crew includes Herbert B. Stoltz Roscoe Eames captain Martin Johnson cook and cabin boy Hiroshisa Tochigi among passengers.
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Jack London
San Francisco
Snark
Honolulu
London
Herbert 8
Stoltz
Stanford
Roscoe Eames
Martin Johson
Hiroshisa Tochigi
Brewers to Fight to a Finish
Milwaukee breweries tied to the Topeka receivership say they will fight the court of last resort. They allege the move is unconstitutional and will contest the proceedings.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Breweries
Topeka
Kan
Baseball Scores From Cities Across Leagues
Baseball scores reported from multiple cities include the leagues and results such as Philadelphia 3 over New York 1, Brooklyn 1 over Boston 1 in thirteen innings, Cincinnati 12 over Chicago 2, and other American Association and Western games with late darkness and extra innings noted.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Association
Columbus
St. Pau
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo- Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Lincoln
Omaha
Sioux City
Denver
Des Moines
Pueblo
Des Mones
Markets Report From Chicago Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices
Market notes from Chicago dated April 25 1907 show slow receipts and weak to lower tone across cattle hogs and sheep. Official data list mixed packing and shipping grades with prices for heavy light and western cattle and lambs, while hogs show varied ranges and overall weakness.
John A Babcock Promises a Square Deal
A note reads John A Babcock offers fair treatment and invites contact any time, stating you will receive a square deal and nothing more. The message emphasizes straightforward dealings.
Peace Treaty Signed as Central America Brews Tension
Amapala peace treaty ends Salvador Nicaragua conflict with terms favorable to both sides. Nicaragua rejects demands for reparations and free trade. Bonilla arrives in Coatzacoalcos and plans return to Honduras to pursue renewed fighting.
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Bonilla
Mexico
Honduras
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Salvador
Nicaragua
Amapala
Zelaya
Tragic Barn Fire Claims Life Of Millville Child
In Newcastle Indiana on April 25 Charles Hutchinson a farmer watched flames surround his four year old daughter Laura as she played near a burning corn stalk heap. He was unable to reach her in time and she died after suffering severe burns. The tragedy grieves the family and shrouds the community in sorrow.
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Newcastle
Ind
Laura
Charles Hutchinson
Millville
Hutchinson
Kemper Hall receives $25000 gift to reduce debt
At Kemper Hall Kenosha sisters of St Mary announce gifts totaling 25000 to pay debts and fund a new building. Alumnae from Chicago Milwaukee and other cities gave more than 6500, Z G Simmons of Kenosha contributed 6000, and Nathan Allen the millionaire tanner gave 12500.
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Kemper Hall
Kenosha
Wis
Sisters of St. Mary
Chicago
Milwaukee
Z. G. Simmons
Nathan Allen
Bridegroom Drowned Before North Carolina Wedding
Hans Thorson of St Paul Minn was drowned when a naphtha launch capsized at Buckhorn falls in the Cape Fear River thirty miles from Raleigh. E B Brady who helped Thor son build a power and two negro laborers were present.
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Raleigh
N. C
Hans Thorson
St. Paul
Minn
Buckhorn Falls
Cape Fear River
E. B. Brady
Thorson
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