davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-01-06
Farsa ssdzWa spaHs nWsnayzaey koselol6V WsFraney
STAN zdrOwia Ojca Sw. wybOrny.- NOwy pOsei prlskl
przy Watykani NieSfSchana llosc zorouni oSo"
ma1Oletnich We WfOSzech.
Proiekt novel pOiyczk pruskego ministra finanSOW.
pEMoKRATYczNY KRoL sZWEcYI.
Ianonia OdwOlule stu zolnierzy Portland, Ore.

FettibOne Boise, Idaho uwonieni oArSce 4 49,
Isovo 400 uasazerami grudna niema wesci
McEwena List pastersl DIS
o Cayenna sprawie wyznaniowych sra'Au
tramwajOwegO Muncie, Ind
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-01-06

wiedZlaf by{ Wtedy, Ze "a ZafoZe-
ME portu Dalny powinien wziac
wszelka odpowiedzialnosc ma sic
bic jedynie hr. Witte; port ten,
iak wiadomo, podczaS wojny od-
dal nieocenione przyslugi Japo1-
czykom = zwlaszcza przy oble-
ganiu Portu Arthura. Otoz hr.
Witte odpowiada ma to, re on
sam cd poczatku by} zawsze pre-
ciwnym urzadzaniu portow wo-
iennych lub handlowych ma terry
toryum chihskiem, zada nadto Cd
gen. Kuropat<ina dowodu ma to,
CIV on Kuropatkin zwrocil kiedy
rzadowi uwage ma te okolicznose,
re port Dalny stanowi niebezpie-
czenstwo pod wzgledem strategy
cznym dla Portu Arthura. Pre-
ciwuie nawet = przypomina Wit
te, general Kuropatkin ma Pc
wien czas pred wojna oswald
czyl, ze Port Arthura jest twier-
dza do niezdobycia ze moze sta
vic opor calej japohskiej sile wo-
jennej.
Petersburg, 6 stycznia. = A
genci wojskowej organizacyi So
cvalnych rewolucyonistow dostali
sic wczoraj bez przeszkody DO
oewnych koszar, znajdujacych sic
w poblizu Peterhofu, zabrawszy
60 sztuk karabinow najdoskonal-
szego kalibru, odeszli precz spo-
koinie. Cd jakiegos czasu policya
prawie codziennie wyszu&uJe
konfiskujc bron rozmaita, bomby
i materyaly wybuchowe. Onegdaj
ND. skonfiskowano w mieszkanlu
newnego robotnika 2 7sztuk bomb
a 20 os6b podejrzanych uwiezio-
no. ~.
Rzym, stycznia. = Rozcho-.
dzace sic w ostatnich dniach VIE
sci O rzekomej chorobie papieza,
Piusa X. sa zgola nieuzasadnione.
Ojciec Sw. przyjmowal nawet O.
negdaj IL siebie ma audyencyi ar
cybiskupa Riordana St. France
SEQ, a wczoraj byi ii papieza ma
audyencyi pozegnalnej, prtski po-
sci przy Watykanie, bar. Won Ro-
tenhan, ktory przedstawii tanze
swe papiery, odwoiujace go te-
go stanowiska. Pruskim poslem
przy Watykanie zostanie byiy
podlsekretarz niemieckiego mini
steryum zagranicznego v, Muehl-
berg, ktory juz W tych dniach
przedlozy w kancelaryi watykai-
skiej swe papiery uwierzytelniaja-
ce.
Rzym, 6 stycznia. = Senator
wloski OKonzo Quarto. prezydent
najwyzszego trybunalu krajowe-
go nadmienii przy o&azyi, odby-
tel wczoraj pierwszej W tym roku
sesyi, re liczba maloletnich pre-
stepcow wzrasta w zastraszajacy
sposob. w roku 1890 stawalo
przed sadem w calych Wloszech
3O.1OS uieletnich przestepcow, w
rolu zas 1905 bylo ich 1894.
Wspomniany senator wspomnial
uznaniem Stany Zjednoczone,
gdzie wprowadzenie instytucyi
sad6w dla maloletnich wywarlo
zbawienny wplyw ma zmniejszenie
sic liczby przestepcow we wieku
niedojrzalym, Wypowiedzial on
zyczenie, re nalezaloby wprowa-
die podobne sadly i we Wloszech.
Berlin, 6 stycznia. = Pruski
minister finansow oznajmia, il W
dniu IA brn. przedlozy nova po-
zyczke przez subskrypcye. Sunny
ME wymienia wprawdzie ale we
die przypuszczeh ma ona wyno-
sic cd so do 60 milionow dola-
row. Sam projekt pozycdki jak J
warunki jej wywolaly powszech-
ne niezadowolenie, ktore juz spo-
wodowalo spadek papierow pru-
skich @ 1h procent. Finansisci
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-03
PAYS FULL PENALTY.
Youth confecses to Chaplain That He
Killed Grace Brown.

Auburn, N. Y, April L. Chester
Gillette yesterday paid the full penal
ty Of the brutal murder of Grace
Brown. He went to his death in the
electric chair at Auburn prison With:
cut sign of weakness and with the
same lack of emotion which charac-
terized him from the day he was ar
rested charged with the crime. Gil.
lette appeared to have been fully rec
oncjled to his fate. and in statement
given out by his spiritual advisers
Immediately after the execution it is
indicated that he had made a confes.
sion of his guilt. This statement was
signed by Rev. Henry Mc!lvray of Lit
tie Falls and Rev. Cordello Herrick,
the. Prison chaplain. who had attended
Gillette while he was in the death
cell at the prison. 1t was as follows:
Because our relationship with
Chester Gillette was privileged, we do
not deem it wise to make a detailed
statement and simply wish to say that
no legal mistake was made in the
elecctrocution.''
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-03
IRISH HOME RULE ADVANCED.
House Of Commons Passes Resolution
Favoring Regulation by Irish.

House Of Commons Passes Resolution
Favoring Regulation by Irish.
London, April 1. - The house OF
commons last night, after a lengthy
debate on the question Of. home rule
for Ireland, adopted by a vote of 313
to l57 motion moved by John F.
Redmond, the Nationalist leader. that
in the opinion of this house a solu-
ton of this problem can only be at
tanned by giving the people legislative
and executive control of all purely
Irish affairs" after the resolution had
been amended by adding the words
"all subject to the supreme authority
OF the imperial parliament
1t was known before hand that the
debate could have but an academic
interest because the government had
already pledged that there would be
no delay in the matter of home rule
until it had been given a mandate at
the general election. But the debate
was made notable by the strong dec
laration of Chancellor Asquith, which
was all the weightier because it was
made at the moment Mr.. Asquith is
actually assuming the premiership.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-03
EMPEROR WILL WELCOME HILL,
Withdraws All Expressions Of Disap>
prevail Regarding New Ambassador.


prevail Regarding New Ambassador.
Berlin, March 81. = Emperor Will
liam, having been fully advised as to
the attitude of President Roosevelt
and the feeling of the American pub
lie in regard to the alleged refusal of
his majesty to receive DR.. D. ]. Hill
as ambassador to Germany in success
son to Charlemagne Tower, has re.
called all the expressions of disap.
prevail he recently sent to President
Roosevelt and would be pleased to re-
ceive Or. Hill as ambassador,
The emperor has caused this view
to be communicated to President
Roosevelt.
Official Declaration.
The German foreign Office has sent
to the Associated Press the following
official declaration on the subject:
The notices which have appeared
hitherto in the foreign press in regard
to the Hill affair have originated in
the erroneous impression that it was
intended in Berlin to recall the ap.
prevail given here last autumn to Mr..
Hills appointment. This has never
been thought of. 1t is true that
doubts subsequently arose as to
whether Mr.. Hill would feel himself
comfortable in the post of American
ambassador to Berlin, but these
doubts have been removed, so that
nothing stands in the way of Mr.. Hills
nomination to the Berlin embassy,
and he will be welcome in .Ber-
lin now, as he would have been before,
or as any other unobjectionable repre-
sentative would be who should be
named by President Roosevelt.
1T is to be stated emphatically that
throughout the whole incident the am
bassador, Mr.. Tower, has not swerved
for one instant from the straight line
of absolute loyalty and honorable con-
duct both toward his own government
and the imperial German govern
ment."
1t is certain that if DR.. Hill comes
to Berlin as the American ambassador
he will be most cordially welcomed
and given every attention by the en-
peror and the German government. It
is thought in Berlin that the emper-
or's original purpose was merely to
show friendly solicitude concerning
the American representation.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-03
.DfAThlEIMAyHCttD SEVENTY
Great Forces of Men at Work Remov;ny
Wreckage Caused by Mine
Disaster.

Hanna, Wyo., April 31.--An Official
list OF the known victims of the mine
disaster here Saturday was given out
Yesterday by the, Union Pacific Coal
company. 1t contains sixty-two names
and 1t is believed that eight or ten
others ALSO met death in the mine.
The entrance of the mine, where
the dead miners are entombed, has
been sealed, and until the fire is
smotnered or some method is devised
for lifting the lethal gases which fill
the working and it becomes possible
to go down the slope and fight the
flames at close quarters. no effort to
enter the mine will be made. Great
forces of men are laboring at both
slope entrances removing wreckage.
Awful Force Of Blasts.
So powerful were the blasts of burn.
ing gas that the Innings of the slopes
were stripped and hurled forth, to fall
IN fragments over wide expanse of
prairie. Timbers as large as tele-
graph poles were, broken 1000 feet
from the pit. Yesterday the task of
restoring some semblance of organi-
zaticn to the permanent arrangements
were in progress for the opening of
No. mine, long idle. and for work.
ing No. 2, which produces an inferior
quality of COAL With the fate of
their comrades so fresh in their
minds the employees of No. 2 are
somewhat reluctant to return ia their
perilous occupation.
Probe by Coroner.
Coroner Bennett has viewed the
three bodies recovered before the Sec
ond explosion and the two blown out
by the second explosion. He will be-
gin an inquest when it is known
whether or not the remaining bodies
can be recovered and will attempt to
get at the cause of the explosion.
Men who came from the mines a.
few moments before the first explo-
sion say there was much gas present.
The second explosion undoubtedly
was caused by gas.
The condition of the bodies recover.
ed preclude the possibility that any
of the men in the mine survived the
second explosion.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-03
news Of THE WEEK N tPIToMf
important Events at Home and On
Foreign Shores Briefly
Told.
Washington.

The president has nominated James
Sanders Of Montana to be agent for
the Indians of the Blackfeet agency in
Montana.
The U. S. s. Machias is to be fitted
out for service as a tender or mother
ship" as it is destined to be called,
for the submarines. The work wifi be
done at the Portsmouth IN. H. navy
yard.
Mr.. Godfrey of Missouri has intro.
duced a bill providing that all ex-
presidents of the United States shall
become honorary members of the Uni
ted States senate for life and as such
shall receive compensation of $685.
600 per annum.
Capt. Clark D. Dudley, Fourteenth
cavalry, at Boise barracks, Idaho, has
been convicted by court martial on the
charge of cruelty in having compelled
a young soldier to parade up and down
the porch of the barracks for three
hours wearing on his back a placard
with the words bad Boy" Capt.
Dudley was sentenced to be confined
within the limits of his post for four
months.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-03
RESCUE PARTY IS WIPED OUT
Eighteen Fire Fighters Caught by, First
Blast-Lives of Rescue Party
Snuffed Gut.

Cheyenne, Wyo., March 31.-Fifty.
eight men lost their lives in two ex.
blossoms in Coal Mine No. /, owned by
the Union Pacific Coal company, at
Hanna, Saturday afternoon. The ex.
ploslons were caused by gases and
coal dust, and each was followed by
fire. The first occurred at 8 O'Clock,
when eighteen mine workers, includ.
ing superintendent and three bosses.
were killed.
Tie second explosion occurred at
1880 O'Clock Saturday night, snufling
out the lives of forty members of a
rescue party, including State Mine In.
spector D. NJ. Ellie.
Wild Excitement.
The widest excitement prevails at
Hanna and at the mine, where hun.
dreds are congregated, including
widows, children and other relatives
of the victims. When the explosion
occurred additional appeals were tele-
grarhed to all surrounding towns for
assistance.
Tie bodies of five of the eighteen
men who lost their lives in the first
explosion have been recovered.
Fire started in the colliery last Sun.
day, since which time attempts at reg.
ular intervals have been made to ex.
tinguish it. Saturday it was deemed
unsafe to send the miners down into
the workings and they were notified
not to report for duty.
Went In to Fight Fire.
Supt. Briggs, with team of picked
men, the best and most experienced
hands in the camp, went into the mine
to fight the fire, but at 2 o'clock the
flames had gotten beyond their control
and at 3 o'clock connected with the
walled-off gas, and a terrific explosion
followed. The victims are all below
the tenth level, and it is likely that
the flames have consumed the corpses.
Before further attempt at reaching the
dead can be made the fire in the tenth
level, which was the direct cause Of
the two explosions, must be extin-
guished. Work to this end consumed
the entire day, efforts being directed
especially to closing the west slope,
which it is hoped will eventually
smother the raging flames.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-03
Personal.

DR.. Truman Jay Backus, president
of the Packer collegiate institute of
Brooklyn and we'll known educator.
is dead.
Rev. ]. B. o. Lowry, pastor of the
First Baptist church and one of the
leading ministers of Atlantic City,
died after long il]pess.
John Brill, son of the founder of
the ]. B. Brill company, car builders,
and vice president of the company. is
dead at bis home in Chicago.
Nine. Rosa Olitska, leading con-
tralto with the San Carlo Opera COM
pany, was married at Chicago to
Louis j. Sinai, general agent for an
insurance company.
Mother Mary of Mount Carmel
mother superior of the Good Shep-
herd convent at Omaha, is dead Of
consumption. She had raised $780,
600 for the Good Shepherd home in
Omaha.
John Hitz, philanthropist, educator
scientist and superintendent of the
Volta bureau, founded in Washington
by Prof. Alexander M. Bell for the diff
fusion of knowledge regarding the
deaf, was stricken with heart disease
and died while being removed to the
hospital.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-03
Academia, Happenings.

Half the business section of Mid
dleville. Mich, was wiped out by fire.
Loss estimated at between $4,000
and $4,000.
Morris Wisoman, fifty-three years
old, a push-cart peddler, was struck
by street car at Cleveland and in
stantly killed.
Fire at the Butte reduction works at
Butte, formerly Senator w. A. Clark's
shelters, resulted in damage estimat-
ed approximately at $4,000.
Struck by pump rod in the bottom
Of the Salisbury mine at Marquette,
Mich, Albert Argail, aged nineteen,
was instantly killed. His neck was
broken.
Three distinct earthquake shocks
were felt through Imperial valley,
CAL, last week. No damage is re-
ported other than the breaking of a
few dishes.
The boiler of freight locomotive
was blown up at Schenevus, N. Y, in
stantly killing the engineer and a
brakeman. The fireman was so badly
injured that he died,
John F. Killeen, general foreman of
the Iowa Central shops at MARSHALL
town. was seriously and perhaps fatal
ly burned by an explosion of gasoline
at the company's shops.
When Mrs. S. o. Burdette went to
gather eggs in the hen coon at Ken
ton. Ohio. she was killed by the dis
charge Of gun which her husband
had set to kill thieves who had been
bothering the chickens
Twenty persons were injured at the
farm home of Loren Gage, near Sand
Lake, Mich, when the floor of the
kitchen gave way while an auction
sale was in progress. The occupants
Of the room were precipitated to the
cellar eight feet below, along with
two Eoi!e:s full of hot coffee.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-03
Police Connect Silverstein With
Reds, but Fail to lmplicate
Any of Them.
EDITOR B[RkMAN IS ARRESTED
But Police Are Unable to Connect Him
With Outrage Is :.
Likely to Recover.

New York, April 1. Efforts of
the police I'd connect Se!ig Silverstein,
the Union square bomb thrower. with
the groups of anarchists have been
successful, but thus far they have
been unable to prove that. his sensa-
tional act of Saturday was prompted
in any way by these associates. These
developments occurred yesterday,
after the arrest. of Alexander Berk-
man, the anarchist leader and COM
panion of Emma Goldman, who served
twelve and half years in prison for
shooting Henry c. Frick, the Pitts
burg capitalist. The detectives show
ed, when Berkman was arraigned in
court that Silverstein held card of
membership in the Anarchists Fed
Grated union, of which Berkman is
treasurer, and this card was signed
by Berknan, but their attempt to
show that Berkman knew Silverstein
or that he and his friends in any di-
rect way melted the bomb throwing
was for the time futile.
1erkman Is ParoIed.,
The police asked Magistrate
Droege, before whom Berkman was
arraigned, to hold the anarchist for
forty-eight hours as a suspicious per-
son, but in the absence of any def
mite charge the magistrate refused
their request. The magistrate pa
rolled Berkman on his own recogni-
tion, the latter promising to appear
whenever wanted.
Berkman was taken into custody
early yesterday on the strength of the
card and a couple of circular letters
found in Silverstein's apartments, all
of which bore Berknan's signature.
The letters were written in Hebrew
and we're requests for contributions
for the defense of two anarchists re-
Gently arrested in Philadelphia,
charged with rioting there.
Bomb Thrower May Recover.
The letters contained no state
nents of an incendiary character.
Berkman was arrested while in the
office of Mothe: Earth, an anarchist
newspaper. Berkman declared that
he expected to be arrested and had
given up some lecturing appointments
in anticipation thereof. He willingly
accompanied the detectives to police
headquarters, where he was closely
questioned by Inspector McCafferty.
Selig Silverstein tho hOnoh tbrnwor
though said to be a sufferer from or
ganic disease Of the heart, is likely to
survive the terrible injuries he suf-
fered in the explosion. If Silverstein
RECEIVERS he will be placed on trial for
murder in the first degree for killing
1gnatz Hildabrand, who. it now APP
pears, was an innocent bystander. at
tracted to Union Square Park only by
curiosity.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-03
MOTHER AND CHILD BURN.

Woman With Clothes AbIaze sejzh
Baby and Runs From House.
Waterloo, Iowa, March 81. - Mrs.
Henry Maynee died at Green of burns.
A lamp exploded, the flames commu-
nicat:ng to her dress. Unaware that
her clothing was afire, she .grasped
her babe and rushed out. She was
terribly scared, but still was clutching
the child in faint when the flames
were smothersd by the hired man.
The baby was burned on the limbs,
but will live. The mother survived
twenty.four hours Of fearful agony.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-03
ExpIodes Prematurely as Red
Was About to Hurl 1t at
Squad Of Police.
10000 UNEMPLOYED IN RIOT
Meeting in New York Is Broken Uo:
Socialists Charge Police With
lnciting Riot.

New York. March 81. - A red flag
futtered in Union square Saturday: a
bomb fell; two men lay dying in the
peoples playground, and New York
awoke to the fact that It harbored
those prepared to give their lives in
armed resistance Of constituted au-
thority.
The bomb was intended for police
men, who, with rough firmness, had
broken up a meeting of 10000 une1n-
ployed. 1t exploded prematurely in
the hands of the assassin, horribly
wounding him, killing his companion
and slightly injuring four policemen.
Hunter Intended to Speak.
Robert Hunter, the noted sociolo.
gist, last night declared that he was
not only present at Saturdays demon
stration, but that had opportunity Of
fered he would have addressed the
crowd in defiance of police prohibition
and so brought test in the courts of
the right Of free speech. Mr. Hunters
position in the whole matter was set
forth in statement over his sigma
ture given to the Associated Press.
The writer deplores the Outrage" of
the bomb and refers to it's author as
fanatic, who has injured the cause Of
the unemployed.
Police Were Brutal.
Mr.. Hunter says until he arrived at
the square he was ignorant of the fact
that speechmalling had been forbid
den. He learned this of the police
and then he determined to speak in
order that the right of peaceful assem-
bly, and free speech might be tested
in the courts. He adds that he had
no chance to be heard, for presently
the police charged the crowd with in
credible brutality" Mr.. Hunter de-
scribes his own escape from under a
horses hoofs, tells how he was drag
ged by officers from the steps of
building from which he'had hoped to
speak, and how what was intended as
a peaceful assembly in furtherance of
aid for the unemployed was broken up
with scene that he thought could
not be duplicated outside of Russia"
Fanatic May Survive.
Selig Silyerstein, the youth in
whose hands the bomb exploded as he
was about to hurl it at Capt. Miles
O'Reilly and his squad of twenty men,
was still alive last night. Though
the explosion tore off his right hand,
temporarily blinded him and caused
frightful bodily injuries, he may sur
vive
Seven men arrested after the bomb
explosion were arraigned in court yes
terday and held for further examina.
ton. They are charged with taking
part in riot.
The general committee of the local
socialist party claim that the meeting
was made up of law-abiding persons
and accuse the police of melting the
people to riot. Many statements were
issued by individuals, all deploring
the act Of violence and all taking the
police to account.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-03
MESSENGER eRuTALLY SLAIN.
Safes in Express Car Ransacked and
$1,000 Taken.

@JSVOO U0kSUs
Newton, Kan, March So. A. Bal
ley of Kansas City, an express mes
senger of the Wells-Fargo Express
company, was killed by an unknown
person on Santa Fee Train No. us be.
tween Florence and Newton early yes
terday morning. The murder was
very brutal one, with robbery as the
object. Both safes, the local and the
through safe, were ransacked, and at
least $1,000 in money and some jewel
ry were taken. Whether this is the
full amount the robber secured is not
known.
The dead body of Messenger Bailey
was found at o'clock yesterday
morning when the train reached
Newton. 1t was stretched on the floor
of the car, the head beaten to pulp,
and lying in a pool of blood. The
back of the skull was crushed and the
end Of the car in which it was lying
was spattered with blood. There was
no evidence Of any struggle, the indi
cations pointing to the committing of
the murder while the messenger was
asleep, before he could offer resist
ance.
The officers were notified as soon
as the murder and robbery were dis.
covered, and within an hour posses
we're securing the country. A reward
Of $1,000 has been offered by the
Wells-Fargo Express company for the
apprehension Of the guilty parties.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-03
Guards at Black Hand Trial,

Baltimore April 1. With plain.
clothes men and detectives guarding
every entrance to the criminal court
the alleged Black Hand cases were
called yesterday. Nine Italians faced
the court, charged with completely in
the attempt to blow up the residence
OF Joseph Die Giorgio, at Walbrook.
Dec. 10.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-03
TWO KILLED BY DYNAMITE.
Workers Meet instant Death in Michi.
uan Mine.

Marquette, Mich, April 1. - Albert
Uren, aged twentyone, and Reuben
Dave, aged twenty-eight, were in
stantly killed at the Austin mines at
Swansea, four sticks of dynamite
which worker was holding explod.
ing. A fellow miner six feet distant
escaped without scratch.