Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-07
The statement in full was shown Mr..

clerical organization in Rome. | have
received a number OF gentlemen of
, all religious faiths. who have called
at my rooms or the American embassy
Under the circumstances | have
requested the American ambassador
not TO hold the reception which he had
| Intended to hold Wednesday afternoon
| "As regard all efforts by whomso-
ever made, 10 bring about and inflame
religious animosities because of what
| has occurred in connection with the
Vatican and myself, | can do no more
than refer to the emphatic statements
contained in my open letter to DR.
| Lyman Abbott already published.
WORCESTER, Mass, April i.-Pres-
ident Tai, put in a busy Sunday with
| a visit to Aunt Della Torrey and the
scenes of his boyhood at Millbury. and
| in an address here before mass meet
ing of 2,000 railroad employees.
The president said he believed in
| labor organizations, but us chief mag
istrate OF the nation, he believed also
in the right of every man to stay out
| Of labor organizations. The presidents
first assertion was greeted with wild
outburst of applause. His second re-
ceiyed only scattering response. Later
! the president again reused the railroad
men to enthusiasm by saying he be
lieved organizations necessary 10 deal
|
declaring his deep interest in legis-
lation looking to further requirements
OF safety appliances and the liability
OF the employer
| The president motored the six miles
from Millbury TO Worcester and 1t
| seemed AS If the entire city turned
| out to bid him welcome. The pres-
dent returned to Millbury for supper
for Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April Am
| aged. hysterical woman. whom he had
| seen bursting through the cheering
ident Taft today. twenty-four hours
after she made q vain attempt 10 break
| through the police lines 10 the presi-
dents automobile in Worcester Mass
an back into the crowd and she trem.
ulously begged 10 he allowed to ap-
proaah the president.
| Il kissed Will Taft when he was
l Lnaa hiol, To n ,,,apgf, cb. IA r;,I,
| quivering lips, and I'd like to kiss him
| just once more before ] die. now that
he is come 10 be a president" The
policeman was adamant however, and
| the woman wandered away into the
| crowd and soon lost in the side
| streets as the presidential procession
| moved on When he learned of the
incident, President Taft made an eff
| fort to locate the woman. but without
avail Today he is wondering who
his aged sweetheart might have been.
| En- route to Washington, President
| Taft today discussed the railroad bill
in congress and reached the conclu-
sion that the bill will finally come to
him as he wished.
| NORFOLK, Neb., April A special
says three masked men early today
! dynamited the First National bank of
! Randolphs and secured $4,000. in gold
and currency. Town Marshal Carroll
was held up on the street bound and
| gagged and placed in one of the rooms
l al tho hnnE hy W ,v
plosions. requiring forty-five minutes,
wrecked the vault The robbers es-
| capped.
| CHICAGO. April Eighteen were
injured. four fatally, in fire in the
| Central Steam laundry today. Several
girls jumped from windows, while 9th.
ers were injured in an explosion. The
girls seriously injured all jumped from
fatally injured are: Kate Pryczyk.
aged 20; Annie Kunirck aged 80 /;
Josie Stofbek, aged 10; Kate Rookie.
feller, aged %.
The laundry employed 175 girls.
nearly all of whom were on the sixth
floor when the explosion of n steam
pipe started blaze The panic was
| caused by the bursting of a steam
pipe in the manele room on the sec.
ond floors. When the clouds of steam
| filed the room seven girls jumped from
the windows.
| OMAHA. Neb.. April "A conserva.
live estimate places the total loss in
last nights fires at n million dollars.
STETTIN, Germany, April 4.-The
German balloon PommeIn. which made
an ascension here yesterday, met with
a series OF accidents and ended in dis
aster under most tragic circumstances
IN the Baltic sea, when three men lost
their lives, including Il radical mem
her of the reichstag, Werner Hugo Del
Brueck.
| The Pommern, carrying Del Brueck,
who was acting as pilot; : banker,
Herr Sommelhardt; Architect Herr
Benduhn. and man named Helm, az
cended early in the afternoon at the
gas works. The wind was blowing Il
hurricane The Pommern broke away