Paris unrest sparks alarms and bomb at Argenteuil bridge
Disturbances grid Paris as fear and panic surge. Bomb explodes under Argenteuil Bridge while jewelers strike in the Rue de la Paix and Opera district. Police, guards, and military reinforce bridges and tunnels as crowds rush to stores and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argenteuil
Paris
Havre
Toro de V Opera
Sriit
Rue de la Par
Hem
Seine
St. Lingare
Argentenil
Rue de la Paix
Place di Opera
Iut
Durand de Beauregard
Champs de Mars
Ecole Militaire
Infamous Invention Aims to Discredit Labor in May Protests
Authorities label searches as a malign tool against workers. A May Day appeal urges the working classes to present their claims, promising labor gains despite government pressure. Soldiers face calls to resist firing on workers while business districts plan normal activity amid anticipated disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gondy
Norfolk Protestant Hospital Fire Triggers Mass Patient Evacuation
A fire at Norfolk Protestant Hospital destroyed the main building after 11 pm. Seventy five patients were evacuated by night nurses and moved to nearby residences and other hospitals, with rebuilding plans starting immediately. The fire’s cause remains unknown and the building and contents were valued at about $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Wy Bo Baldwin
Dispute Over Venezuela Colombia Navigation Pact Deepens
Misunderstanding arose in Caracas after a December agreement between Venezuela and Colombia to appoint ministers and arrange bases for a treaty of navigation and frontier commerce. Colombia sent Gen. Herrera as minister plenipotentiary, but Venezuela refused to receive him, citing the original accord. President Gomez had not appointed a cabinet, and former President Castro was living at Los Teques.
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Caracas
Lopez Barait
Colombia
Jose Tenacio Granado
Venezuela
Benjamin, Herrera
Herrera
Gomez
Castro
Los ‘Teques
Court to Sit on Sunday to Receive Bank Fraud Verdict
Milwaukee April 25 The case of Henry G Goll former assistant cashier of First National Bank of Milwaukee charged with embezzlement large entries and misapplication of thousands was given to a jury. At 11 oclock United States District Judge Butwerffeld informed the jury court would convene on Sunday to receive a verdict if they reached one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Henry G. Goll
First National Bank of
United States
Werfeld
Clayton man kills accuser after dispute over report
In Clayton Georgia near Clayton on Thursday Biues and Marion Hopper clashed over a blockade report. Jiles stabbed Hopper after a quarrel, inflicting mortal wounds. Jiles sustained a flesh wound and was jailed on a murder charge.
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Clayton
Biues
Marion Hopper
Hopper
Jiles
Ucted
Americans Under Arrest Report From Saratoff
April 26 report from Saratoff says two American correspondents Laho Shey and Darland who were investigating famine districts in the interior have been arrested and temporarily detained. The note adds that a complaint has been received at the embassy.
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St. Petersburg
Saratoff
Laho- Shey and
Darland
Embass
Medal for Roosevelt Presented by Jewish Settlement Celebration
Announcement today by the executive committee for the 250th anniversary of Jewish settlement in the United States states a gold medal was presented to President Roosevelt with the inscription recognizing humane efforts for Jews oppressed in other lands. A similar medal will go to former President Cleveland. The report also notes a mutiny trial in Russia ending with 21 engineers acquitted, three NCOs sentenced to death, nineteen privates to hard labor, and sixty-two to a disciplinary battalion.
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New York
United States
Poosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Kieft
Russia
Regiment of Engineers
Iast
Relief fund shortfall tests will to aid San Francisco
San Francisco relief leaders revealed only 300000 of a 2500000 relief appropriation remains available. War dept funds reportedly spent in the East. cash on hand dwindles to 18000. Troops urged to maintain order as looting and relic hunting surge, with Gen. Greely and Gen. Funsten endorsing continued military support for stability and relief.
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A Francisco
Apri
James D. Phelan
Finance Committee
Citizens’ Committee
Metcalf
Roosevelt
Congress
San Pradcisco
Phelan
Gaia
Phelas
Devine
Ying
The
Relief and the Red Cross Funds
Allan Pollock
San Trencigeo
Greely
United States
Avinmitz
War Department
San Francisco
Vor Schmitz
Jetter
Ted Cross
Funsten
Turkish Boundary Clash Sparks European Unease
London reports rising unease over the Turkish Egyptian border dispute as Britain contemplates swift military and naval measures to deter Sultan Abdul Hamid’s advances on Tabah. Britain seeks a boundary commission, while the Sultan demands half of Sinai. diplomats debate motives and the risk of a holy war in the Moslem world.
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Eoodla
Dlapateh
Washington Post
London
Bultan
Foreign ‘Office
Owithin
Turkey
Britain
Fahah
Gulf of Akabah
Egypt
Great ‘Britain
Aakien
Tabah
Great Britain
Put
Lord Cromer
Cairo
Sinai
Peninsula
Foreign Office
Porte
Suttan
England
Kaiser
Wulian Ja
Algeciras
Girituln
Downing Street
Edward
Bagend
Naples
Charles Hardinge
Olive
Havel
Proyater Camsbell-Bonnerman
Lord Rosebery
Harvard German instructor Muenter still missing
Cambridge authorities report no reliable information on Trieh Muenter after his wife’s death by arsenic. Judge Almy declined a warrant pending new evidence. Muenter, once respected at Harvard, may have left Chicago likely for Los Angeles as police note.
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Cambridge
Mass
Cambridge Palies
Trieh Muenter
Harvard University
Smulenter
Chicago
Mra. Atuenter
Charles J. Almy
Minitcipal Court
Deliber
Muenter
Tra
Pollet
Los Angeles
Meunter
Tuli
Mud Induced Towns Chaos Reported After Heavy Rains
Fragmentary OCR text notes heavy rains causing disruption and danger in Amansi area. Phrases describe awakenings, cries, and life disruption across a rural landscape with unclear specifics on events or actors.
Tortured: Their Children Bonded on? Charge of using hot pokers
A court heard testimony from neighbors about parents who allegedly tortured two children, ages four and six, with hot pokers. The case details were presented during the trial with witnesses describing the alleged abuse and the parents’ involvement.
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Michiel
Paris San Francisco money struggle dominates index
British gains threaten Turkey and Vesuvius horror headline the front while notices show divorce issues and a postmaster Merritt farewell. Europe cheers stricken city as New Insurance Laws roll in and local editorials outline police, army, and naval topics with a sports and comics section following.
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Paris
San Francisco
Turkey
Vesuvius
England
Post
Francisco
Europé
Merritt
New York
Congress
Olty Neeny
Army and Navy
Bastorialyst Society
Washington
Home of the Union
Stanford ‘University
Cobsby
Roosevalt
Adi
Removal to Prison Delayed in Savannah Case
A fragmented report from Savannah outlines a delay in the removal to prison for a defendant connected to the district attorney case. The text references names and temporary quarters but remains unclear on precise actions or dates.
SLAIN BY REVOLUTIONISTS IN OCTOBER MASSACRES
Reports describe a broad plot involving assassination attempts on officials including Assistant Oltavtchenko. Gil led the October killings but missed a pivotal moment, while Poltavtchenko’s orders wounded a young girl. A Warsaw incident near Ceenstochows sparked further unrest with troops summoned as workers face mass layoffs and protests.
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Nee
Oltavtchenko
Frigit
Heim
Poltavtchenko
Warsaw
Ceenstochows
Po- Mee
Fener
Tula
Russia
ADKL
Tis
Mélitain
Lupin
Poland
Pugol
Adams
Cholm
Laborers battle in Wisconsin leaves dead and wounded
Fatal free for all on the Lake 8 Petior route near Hagewater Wisconsin. Laborers Winston Brothers and Déars Carbo engaged in a deadly fight four miles from Hagewater. Two laborers were killed outright and others were wounded. Details incomplete as race of incident unfolds.
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Wisconsin
Lake
Wis
Winston Brothers
Déars Carbo
Hagewater
Lake 8
Petior
Railroad Camp Tensions Reported In April Schedule Note
Fragmentary text describes a railroad contractor involving black workers and a confrontation at a railroad camp. Mentions J. H. Corning and vague references to Spring and Summer schedules. no clear dates or locations discernible.
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Southern Railway
Washington
New York Church Trial Focuses on Mrs Grannis Contempt
Elizabeth B. Grannis, charged by elders from Philadelphia and Danbury with contempt toward the First Church of the Disciples of Christ, faces potential eviction from her pew and possible withdrawal from membership. She says the issue is pity not contempt and argues the church should instead withdraw her.
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Social Purity League
First Church of Disciples ‘of Christ i
New York
Washington Post
Elizabeth B. Grannis
Disciples
of Christ
Philadelphia
Danbury
Conn
Francis
Applegate
Dorne
B. Q. Denham
Pose
Tor
Grannis Sald
Denham
Grannis
Sirs
Tragic Cat Rifle Accident Kills Girl in Corbitt Station
In Corbitt Station Del marked April 24 a twelve year old boy accidentally discharged a cat rifle at his home. The bullet struck Jaimington Davidson instantly killing her as she stood in or near the doorway. The tragedy occurred while the boy was said to be playing with the weapon.
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Jaimington
Del
Corpitt
Davidson
Corbitt Station
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Maryland
F. T. Rawlings
Chinatown
Kearny Street
Nentii
W. H. Synder & Co
Pa. Ave
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Will Goerge
Europe
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Sultan
British Museum
Chris
Xander
Virginia Dort
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Atish
Jaba
Firmat
Meera
Akabo
Harvard Wits
California
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Amansi
Onslay
Augeten
Flora
Washington-Bunset
Rayte
A. J. Poston
Il Pa
Ave
Foday
Daessa
Gil
J. H
Elizabeth B. Grann
Ana
Mr. Applegate
Poottle” Applegate
Small Brother
Frenty of Latha, F. Libbey & Co
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