Russia to discuss naval warfare at July conference
Officials outlined a planned conference on naval warfare laws to address bombardment rules, private property at sea, prize captures, and neutral rights, with Russia and the Netherlands pushing for a clear agenda. A Russian program reportedly aims to influence U S policy, while European powers weigh their positions ahead of the talks.
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Neutrels
Neutra
Rue Ani
Netherlands
Nacholis
Georgia Judge Orders Grand Jury Indictments in Society Scandal
A Washington Post report describes a Georgia judge instructing a county grand jury to indict a wide range of local figures amid public uproar. The caustic tone targets society leaders and mentions potential indictments tied to alleged gambling and related crimes, with broader questions about recent social tensions.
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Georgia
Mington
Wartheld County
Grand Jury
Peachersen
Jexset
Vienna in Quandary Over Ambassador Storer's Status
Vienna reports ongoing uncertainty as Ambassador Storer remains confined to his room in the embassy. diplomatic talks between United States and allied powers stall over Storer's ability to operate, with officials indicating no imminent resolution.
Aged sisters die together by self harm in city tenement
Two elderly sisters lived in a crowded building on Fifty Seventh Street. One died in bed from an apparatus at the mouth, the other died soon after as neighbors spoke of long isolation and illness. Official inquiry noted prolonged illness and minimal outside contact.
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Toyhet Amemian
Tarerelder
Aste
Ararem
Wien
Foodie
Bled
Gok
Han Rely
Henderson
Wwe
CVN
Cernun
Hbs
Ciara
Clara
Anmny
Fuina
Isthove
Aml
Dementie
Wagoner cashier case ends with hung jury in Wagoner trial
The jury in the Wagoner case, former cashier of the Skron Swings bank, failed to reach a verdict after 14 ballots and 4 acquittals were cast. The court declared a hung jury as deliberations continued amid disputed testimony and political figures from Gov Herrick's administration era.
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Wagoner
Akron Olna
Capt Saron Wagoner
Skron Swings Bank
Bech
Mipt
Wigoner
Staite Bot
Peretentare Commissoners
Herrick
Constitutional Democrats Sweep in St Petersburg Victory
In St Petersburg on Monday the Constitutional Democrats won a sweeping victory with all their candidates elected, signaling a possible working majority in the national Parliament. Premier Witte is expected to hold the premiership until Parliament convokes, then resign if Emperor Nicholas disapproves, reflecting the regime’s cautious stance toward constitutional reform.
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Constitutional Democrats
Witte
Assembly
Nicholas
Wf Petrunkevitch
Tver
Premier Witte
Russcke Gosui Arstve
Premer Wittes
Constitutiontl Democrat
Count Witte
Omperor
Nicholas Phere
Russia and China Clash Over Manchuria Concessions
Report from St Petersburg says no confirmation of imminent Russo Chinese hostilities. Officials indicate negotiations with Manchurian affairs are strained and China refuses to recognize Russian private concessions in Manchuria while pressing evacuation questions and limits on railroad guards. Chinese stance tied to Japanese support.
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St Petersburg
Russkoe Slovo
Mos
Manchuri
Manchuria
Hat Chinas
Russia Loses Torpedo Boat In Reef Collision
A torpedo boat struck a reef during submarine experiments as a snowstorm hindered salvage operations. Officers witnessed the incident. the crew on board were rescued, but the sunken vessel could not be recovered. Fragments also report trials and political notes from Prussia and London.
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Tiban
Russia
Government Focuses on Macedonia Administration Aid
The government acknowledged the need to improve the administration of Macedonia and pledged to use all possible effort to better the conditions of its inhabitants.
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Macedonia
Germany faces Russian loan in its money needs
Berlin April 3 The Boersen Courier denies Germany will block the new Russian loan but notes the government weighs Russian borrowing risks to imperial and Prussian loans. Financiers expect up to 100 million for May while Germany seeks funds for railway double tracking in Alsace and near the North Sea to bolster defense and finance.
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Berlin
Boersen Courier
Ach
Eito
Germany
Russia
Alsaceton
North Sea
Inquiry into Courrières Mine Disaster Debate
In the French Chamber of Deputies M Bassy president of the Miners Federation decried coal companies over the Courrières disaster claiming the fire and explosion stemmed from rubble due to company negligence. Deputies accused barricades hindering rescue work while officials argued for miner safety. Minister Barthou pledged a thorough government investigation and a confidence vote in the government was carried unanimously.
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Chamber of Deputies
M Bassy
Miners Federation
Pas de Calais
Courrieres
Courrierea
Ige
M_ luasses
Gers
M Barthou
Publi Works
England Not Intending Interference With Jewish Outrages
London reports that in the House of Lords Lord Fitzmaurice stated the government has no plan to publish consular or official reports on the Russian Jewish outrages. The government hopes progress from Russian reforms will end oppression, warning against ill timed intervention. The Archbishop of Canterbury endorsed the government's stance.
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London
House of Lorda
Russia
Lord Fitzmaurice
Great Britain
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Polar Star confiscated in St Petersburg during political crackdown
Police seized the Polar Star weekly founded by Peter Struve once editor of Ostvobojdenie. Struve, exiled in Paris with Count Witte, was summoned to St Petersburg. The Russ, owned by Alexis A. Home, suspended yesterday, reappeared under Molya Dame name.
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St Petersburg
Polar Star
Foyet
Peter Struve
Ostvobojdemie
Emuancipa Tn
St Petersbug
Paris
Count Witte
Russ
Alexis
Molya Dame
Demand for an Inquiry on Brutality by Russian Soldiers in Georgia
St Petersburg reports Gen Stakoselski former governor of Kutnas Trans Caucasus repeats appeal by Georgia writer Bolkovadze to Russian women. He says Georgian women are ruthlessly outraged by brutal soldiers and calls for authorities to investigate and prosecute Gen Alikhanov commander of Russian forces in Trans Caucasus.
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Georgia
St Petersburg
Stakoselski
Kutnas
Trans Caseisit
M Bolkovadze
Georgiaa
Alikhanot
Trans-Caucasi
New Portrait of the Pope Arrives in Rome
Special Cable Dispatch reports Carolus Duran's Pope portrait arrived in Rome. Ex Empress Eugene commissioned the piece, intended as a wedding gift to Princess Ena of Battenberg, the incoming Queen of Spain, with additional items noted from London and Marseilles about royal movements and honors.
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Washington Post
Rome
Carolus Duran
M Dwan
Eugene
Ena of Battenberg
Spain
Morocco Jews Win Backing for Tolerant Policy at Conference
Ambassador White gained unanimous support for a resolution urging the sultan to instruct his officials to treat all Jews and subjects with equity and justice. Delegates accepted a 123 section protocol on Moroccan reforms aiming at peace and prosperity, including police reform, contraband suppression, a state bank, new revenues, and customs control. The signing of the general Moroccan expression was reported for 11 o clock next Saturday.
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Algeciras
Spain
Morocco
Madrid
Mr. White
White
Israshtes
Duke of Almodovar
State Department
Train Wreck At Tunnel Injures Washington Attorney
Washington attorney Judge I D Butts survived a derailment near Doe Gully tunnel as New York and St. Louis limited passenger No 38 wrecked east of the tunnel. Butts lost three fingers when a Pullman door closed on his hand while he tried to shield himself. Engineer and firemen were thrown clear. No 6 was delayed seven minutes by a red block signal.
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Washington
Specia
Washington Post
Cumberland Md
Baltmore
Ohio
New York and St Lews
Doe Gully Tunnel
I. D Butts
Harpers Ferry
Judge Butts
Cleani Dy
Harmona
Lame horse triggers tragedy of Confederate veteran’s son
Easton Md April 3 Isaac James Blunt aged sixteen years of Haston shot himself in the right temple, dying by his own action. Blunt had recently been gloomy after a horse loaned by F H EK Shannahan, an old Confederate comrade, went lame when the horse trod on glass. The youth had worked for a Haston sewing machine company and endured distress over the accident.
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Washington Post
Easton
Korea
Isaac James Blunt
Haston
Ponte Blount
Usme
F H EK Shannahan
Red in Blood Promises Health Glow and Vitality
An exhortation on maintaining life and health through proper blood balance urging readers to avoid “short on reds.” The message links red blood to glow, health, color, vitality, brain clarity, and drive for success.
Apitezo Biscuits Advertised for Vitality and Flavor
An old advertisement touts Apitezo biscuits as nourishing for brain cells, delivering concentrated nourishment and color to cheeks. It claims the product tastes good and encourages consumption with milk or cream, noting packages and pricing for different gram weights and wide grocery availability.
Ohio miners permit signing with any operators at 1903 scale
April 3 1903 Columbus the executive board of the Ohio mine workers organization decided to allow miners to sign contracts with operators paying the 1903 scale as vast coal stocks reduce the need for immediate mine operation. Subdistrict settlements may take up to thirty days to ready and a complete suspension of work in state mines is reported. Chicago April 2 Illinois Operators Association representing 380 mines plans to fight the strike. Indiana Evansville and Newburg mines show partial operation as signs of signed agreements emerge.
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Cheartielg
Columbus Ohio
Ohio Mine Workers Organization
Chicago
Illinois Operators ‘Association
Auditorium Hotel
Indianapolis
Evansville
Newburg
Miners Prepare to Resume in Hard Coal Region
Philadelphia April 3 Information on the New York meeting between miners and operators drew heavy interest as idle workers expected only a delay. Conferees adjourned to Thursday amid a friendly mood, signaling a likely temporary stoppage. Some mines operated nonunion in Shamokin and Scranton, but most plants rested. Operators prepare for a quick resumption while guarding crews are hired. The Reading company stockpiles large quantities. an information bureau tracks immediate coal needs and pricing to curb speculation.
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Philadelphia
New York
Shamokin
Enterprise
W L Connell & Co
Scranton
Cafera
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
Delaware and Hudson Company
Reading Company
Reading
Landingville
Abrams
Wilkesbarre
Polbee
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Philadelphia Coal Exchange
Coal Exchange
Strang Miners Enjoined at Windber by Court Order
A temporary injunction restrains Windber strikers from interfering with the new union miners. Issued on behalf of Berwind White Coal Co and names National Organizer Joseph Glinter. A hearing to make the injunction permanent is set for April 8.
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Johnstown
Windber
Newunion
Berwind White S Coal Company
Joseph Glinter
Oyster Schooner Captain Indicted for Cruelty
Richmond April 3 Capt Walliam Justice captain of the oyster schooner Ethel Ruth was indicted by a Virginia grand jury for cruelty to his crew. Testimony from sailor Thomas Cunningham, seized from the Abel Ruth, named as key witness at trial.
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Richmond
Walliam Justice
Ethel Ruth
United Stars
Morgan Ireat
Cuter Windom
Thomas Cunningham
Abel Ruth Wand
Bank Bookkeeper Held For False Entries
Pittsburg April 3 A lengthy hearing before United States Commissioner JT Lindsay led to George L Ralston former bookkeeper of Enterprise National Bank Alte sheny being held for grand jury action under a $5000 bond on a charge of conspiracy The testimony alleged Ralston made false entries in the bank books aggregating nearly $000 000
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Enterprise National
Pittsburg
United States
JT Lindsay
George L Ralston
Enterprise National Bank of
Health Office Record Reported Through April Thirty Seven
Health office record lists multiple individuals with ages and addresses. Names include Frances A Anderson Daniel G Benton Reymond Corn John W Fernandez James Henderson Conrad Haus Atina Vo Bweeres Anna Stofer and others with ages ranging from under one to mid-sixties and various street addresses. The fragmentary notes show hospital and residence details but few clear outcomes or actions.
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Frances A Anderson
Daniel G Benton Sibley
Bergman
Asa
Reymond
Annan
Licensed to marry listed couples across several states
Notices show multiple marriage licenses granted in Albany Georgia Richmond Virginia Baltimore Maryland and Frederick Virginia and other locations. Names include James G Ballenger Rosie M Robey Martin L Anderson Georgia Ficke Maud Hammond William Ho Cephir Lillie Kroneberger William H Ott Catherine Shaw Bisard Chinn Ostelle White W Payns Mary M Newlan Joseph Lawson Annie Toliver Vivien Frey and Edna G Fletcher.
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James G Ballenger
Rosie M_ Robey
Martin L Anderson
Albany Ga
Georgia
Ficke
Richmond
George C Holdes
Maud Hammond
Wiliam Ho
Cephir
Lillie Kroneberger
Baltimors
William H Ott
Sandersville Ga
Catherine Shaw Bisard Chinn
Ostelle White
Fred Oeckeburg
Varank
Payns
Mary M Newlan
Joseph Lawson
Annie Toliver
Vivien Frey
Edna G Fletcher
Notable Elks Died Amid 19th Century Business and Guard Ties
Numerous figures including Henry Hawgood founder of Summons Company Toledo boot maker. Ye Mawgood of Cleveland transit firms. Col Henry G Wolcott National Guard officer and inventor. Capt G Me lone bank president. Reports note pneumonia deaths and gunboat related honors among Lakes vessel owners and military leaders.
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Natonal Guardsman
Stacken
Italy
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Oma
Apri
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Hiwgood Transit Compim
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Heart Future Toda
Ye “Mawgood
Toledo Olag
Simmers J
Summons Company
Boots
Fortieais
Busiess
Lloledo
Newburg & XY
Vwoard
Fishtail Linding
Henre G Wolcott
National Guard
Genoa
Lial He Wis
Col Wolcot
Wolcott
Markemins
G . Melone
First Tunnel Bank
Sherrick Dons Stripes Former Indiana Auditor Sentenced
David E Ster nick, former state auditor of Indiana, was convicted of embezzling state funds and received a twenty one year term in state prison. He was taken to the penitentiary in Indianapolis this afternoon in poor health.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
David E Sternick
Mienam Cit
Sherres
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