Will Not Resign and Parliament Won t Be Dissolved
May 29 St Petersburg government refuses to resign or dissolve parliament amid a no confidence vote. It plans to push agrarian proposals, release political prisoners, and extend the session into summer as the lower house fights over expropriation and anti Christian telegrams.
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St Petersburg
Agriculture Suichinsky
Associated Press
Court Camarilla
Novoe Vremya
M. Ostrogorki
Grozino
Russia
Social Democrats
Goremykin
Rign
Hudiger
M. Naboukoff
Constitutional Democrats
Inter- Peliition
Michael Stakovich
Orel
Count Meyden
Trial Resumed Today for Terranova in Murder Case
New York May 20 The Terranova murder trial resumed before Justice Scott after a brief suspension to assess her sanity. The commission will determine if she is capable of assisting counsel in the remaining stages. San Francisco May 29 United States Circuit Judge Morrow dismissed Mammoth Cop Co of Maine suit over Backbone creek water rights. terms of settlement not stated.
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New York
Terranova
Mia Concetta Reggio
Scott
Encourt
Terranas
Kim
San Francisco
United States
Morrow
Mammoth Cop Co
Maine
Backbone Creek
Weather Forecast Connection Fair Winds
Forecast notes fair conditions with light winds and clear skies. Outlook suggests steady temperatures with no precipitation expected across the region pending further updates.
Railroads reject wage demands in flat response
Chicago May 29 railroads gave a flat refusal to freight handlers demands for higher wages. Only Rock Island and Chicago and Eastern Illinois disclosed positions, but both rejected increases citing current railroad conditions. Officials offered to renew last year’s scales, but workers refused.
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Chicago
Rock Island
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Company
Eight Hour Bill Clear. Labor Panel Advances Favorable Report
Washington May 29 The house committee on labor today authorized a favorable report on the eight hour bill. Representative Sulzer of New York introduced a resolution asking the president to transmit at once the Neill Reynolds investigation report on the meat trust stockyards and packing houses, along with all related data exhibits and memoranda.
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Washington
House Committee On Labor
Sulzer
New York
Charles P. Neill
Joseph B. Reynolds
Meat Trust
Chicago
Roosevelt Heads to Virginia for Memorial Day Address
President Roosevelt departs Washington for Portsmouth aboard the Mayflower, accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt and family. Stenographer Latta handles trip details as the president plans a luncheon with the Portsmouth naval station commandant, a stop at Hampton Institute, and return to Washington after a brief address at the Institute.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Army and Navy Union
Miss Carew
Ethel
Quentin
Morris
Latta
Loeb
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth Naval Station
Hampton
Hampton Institute
Institute
Mayofwer
Provisional Guatemalan Proclamation Amid Regional Turmoil
Guatemala faces internal revolt amid unrest in Chiapas as General Barillas moves toward Tonala to enforce international law. Barillas and Castilo issue a long proclamation condemning Cabeza and calling for liberal reforms, a stable currency, and improved foreign policy to unite with sister republics. The message pressures unity, justice, and national regeneration.
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Mexico City
Cabeira
Guatemala
Chiapas
Barillas
Tonala
General Castillo
Lucre
Barilias
Barrios
The Frenchmen Won In Paris New York Match
A private cable despatch from Leon Lecuver, president of Cercle des Carabiniers of Paris, reports the Paris club beat the Manhattan Rifle and Revolver club in a recent shoot by a small margin. Forty shots at 200 yards on the French rifle target and fifty at 50 yards on the American revolver target yielded 400 points per shooter to balance target differences.
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New York
Leon Lecuver
Cercle Des Carabiniers
Paris
Manhattan
British charge d affaires meets foreign board on customs
Pekin May 29. Due to China’s vague answer to Britain’s second note on customs Mr Carnegie the British charge d affaires paid a personal visit to the foreign board and discussed the issue with all members He regarded the interview satisfactory and said he would inform them of progress and seek written assurances soon Also May 28 Governor Guibi announced petitions to the executive council may be optional with the governor in the death sentence case of Charles L Tucker now life imprisonment
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Pekin
China
Great Britain
Carnegie
Foreign Board
Boston
Supreme Court
Guibi
Petithe
Charles L. Tucker
Bitter Campaign Roils Nashville Gubernatorial Convention
At the Democratic convention in Nashville on May 2, wrangling erupted over selecting a temporary chairman. The governor race looms as one of the bitterest in the state’s history, with tensions running high in the convention hall.
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Nashville
Graduation Jewelry Displays At Stock Double Prices
A newspaper ad lists thousands of graduation jewelry options in stock at varied prices. Bracelets rings sets and fobs in gold silver and semi precious metals are offered in multiple patterns and finishes with enamel accents.
Governor Declines Comment On North Esingtion Fight (blocked in title length)
Harrisburg authorities plan to deploy state police to North Esington to stop a scheduled fight at the Tuxedo Athletic Club if the event proceeds. Governor Pennypacker cites constitutional power to ensure laws are faithfully executed. In New York, Britt and McGovern, plus others, await further action after a Madison Square Garden bout arrest on prize fight violations. bail set at 500 dollars each amid a large crowd.
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Harrisburg
Pennypacker
State Police Department
Fitzsimmons and
Burns
Tuxedo Athletic Club
North Essington
New York
Terry McGovern
James Britt
Harry Pollock
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Timothy Hurst
Britt
McGovern
Madison Square Garden
Judge Thompson resigns from college board over Carnegie gift
Judge Owen P. Thompson of the Seventh Illinois circuit resigns from the trustees of the Illinois Woman's College in Chicago, citing the Carnegie foundation offer of 25000 dollars conditional on raising 7500 more. He opposes accepting money from tainted sources and criticizes gifts from Carnegie and Rockefeller. His resignation was accepted.
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Chicago
Tribune
Jacksonville
Ill
Owen P. Thompson
Seventh Illinois Circuit
Harker
Illinois Woman's College
Carnegie
Simen
Rockefeller
Thompson
Cardinal Gibbons to visit Hartford amid New Haven events
Cardinal Gibbons is due in Hartford next week to visit Bishop Tierney after attending a New Haven celebration of the Knights of Columbus. He will also participate in the dedication of the Knights' new home. He arrives from Lake Mohonk, plans to speak Wednesday, and expects to remain through the session before heading to Hartford.
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Tierney
New Haven
Cardinal Gibbons
Hartford
Cardinal
Baltimore
Lake Mohonk
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Cardi Gibbons
Longworths in London to attend social gatherings
Lon ngworths in London report May 23 events include a reception and dinner after their arrival with King Edward possibly attending. In Philadelphia a trolley collision on May 22 injured many. one believed fatally Bert.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
Mra Longworth
Edward
Philadelphia
Pete
Bert
Court hears Light custody appeal over two children
In superior court Judge Reed heard the appeal by Mrs Kate Allman Light from the probate court decision appointing her husband Orson as guardian of their two children, Orson and Ada. Attorneys Kennedy and Lawlor represented Mrs Light. Judge Peasley represented Mr Light.
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Kate Allman Light
Probate Court
Orson
Ada
Reed
Superior Court
Light
Kennedy
James R. Lawlor
Peasley
District Court
Lowe
Court House
George P. Foley
Union Street
Revolutionists Routed Across Mexican Border
A dispatch reports Guatemalan revolutionists who attacked Ocos were driven back across the Mexican boundary. They remain near the border, threatening the Guatemalan government as tensions rise.
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Ington
State Department
Ocos
Sean
City News and Baseball Echoes From Cheshire to Pawtucket
Wallace and Walsh stay open tonight and tomorrow noon. Cotillion at Scott's in Cheshire tonight. Fire at 150 Bridge street. six tenement chimney in slight damage. Paddy Duff fills in behind the Pawtucket catcher in the Inter-State league. Wild Bill Donovan recalls a stormy early Washington start with seven hit batters in two innings and an assault arrest.
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Wallace & Walsh
Cotillion Club
Scott's
Cheshire
Leavenworth Street
Bridge Street
P. Dougherty
Paddy Duff
Otnesville
Washington
Pawtucket
Wild Bill” Donovan
Pennsylvania
Chicago Society of Social Hygiene Formed
Chicago organizers formed the Chicago Society of Social Hygiene to combat social evils. Paid agents will operate citywide with lectures and other actions to advance the cause. Dr William T. Belfield is temporary president and William Hallam acts as temporary secretary. both sexes may join, with a proposed annual spend of $50,000.
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Chicago
Chicago Society of Social Hygiene
William T. Belfield
William Hallam
Perkin Library Plans For Chemists Club Centennial
The Chemists' club informes plans to establish a Perkin library of chemistry works costing about 50000 dollars with a 6000 dollar Perkin medal. A $5 annual fee for non residents and two book sets are planned. Ten thousand dollars has been pledged. A Perkin medal will be awarded yearly to an American chemist.
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New York
Chemists’ Club
William Henry Perkin
Perkin
Fellowship and Medal at Hartford Seminary
The Hartford Theological Seminary awarded the John S. Welles fellowship for two years to William Hoyt Worrell of the senior class. He is from Toledo Ohio and a 1903 University of Michigan graduate with study in Berlin. Worrell will study Semites at the University of Leopards. The Porter Ogden Jacobus fellowship of 1000 dollars goes to John Frederick Lyons of Chandlersville Ohio, Wooster and McCormick seminaries graduate, Berlin student, and Hart Seminary year 1904 recipient.
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Hartford
Hartford Theological Seminary
John S. Welles
William Hoyt Worrell
Worrell
Toledo
University of Michigan
University of Berlin
University of Leopard
Porter Ogden Jacobus
John Frederick Lyons
Chandlersville
Wooster University
McCormick Theological Seminary
Berlin University
Rey
Hartror
Yellowstone Park Opens Next Friday in Butte Reserve
Butte May 29 The Yellow stone National park will be thrown open to the public next Friday, an announcement by Superintendent Breck says. Several new geysers have appeared during the past year and hot springs are sprouting forth.
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Yellowstone Park
Butte
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Breck
Explosion near Santa Cruz kills two at powder works
A powerful blast at the California Powder Works, three miles north of Santa Cruz, killed Michael Michaelson instantly and fatally burned Patrick Ryan. The cause of the explosion remains unknown.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
California Powder Works
Michael Michaelson
Patrick Ryan
Lost in the Fire Chinese Certificates Up in Smoke
In San Francisco Chinese residents burned out in a recent fire face additional losses up to fifty or sixty thousand dollars as they must obtain duplicates of legal US residency from Washington. About six thousand certificates destroyed per Chinese bureau officials. In Los Angeles, fire insurance rates on business blocks and stocks rise 25 percent coastwide, per thePacific board of fire underwriters, affecting only the business district.
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San Francisco
Washington
United States
Los Angeles
Cal
Board of Free Underwriters of the
Pacific
Alse
Ee Pacific Board
Connecticut Fire Insurance Ratifies Capital Reduction
At Hartford on May 20 the Connecticut Fire Insurance stockholders ratified the board's plan to cut capital stock from 1,000,000 to 500,000 by reducing shares from 10,000 to 5,000 and issuing 5,000 new shares of par value 100 to 200. The move restores capital, adds a surplus, and strengthens the company.
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Hartford
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Board of Directors
Wireless contact ties Virginian 180 miles east at 9:30 a m
Cape Rice N F May reports the steamer Virginian in wireless communication with the Marconi station 180 miles east of here at 9 30 a m while en route from Liverpool and Moville to Montreal indicating active transatlantic radio links.
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Cape Rice, N. F
Virginian
Liverpool
Moville
Montreal
Marconi
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