Chattanooga Visit Highlights Prince's Rail Journey
From Nashville to Chattanooga the royal party traveled by special train, with Gen Boynton and Gen. Baynton guiding the ascent of Lookout Mountain. The procession included Mason and Mason’s gifts, while crowds cheered as the prince viewed the crest and valleys from the summit.
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Alubange
St. Louis
Dlaik
Nashville
I Nation
Chattanooga
Elias
Lookout Mountains
Boyh- Ce Gamumissioner
Hynns
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Tin Mountain
Gert. Baynton
Winter Wheat Improved Says Bureau Crop Report
Government crop bulletin notes winter wheat in northern belt regions of Ohio Indiana Michigan Missouri in good to prime condition aided by snow cover. Southern portions Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas show less favorable prospects amid sleet, cold and dry weather. Nebraska and Kansas report overall good condition with protection and signs of improvement in wheat stands.
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Ohio
Mlineig
Missouri
Lagonda
Anitsas
Senate Fight Draws Prominent Delegates and Visitors
Reported here is a chaotic account of activities around a senate dispute with mentions of Henry, Amelie, and various officials. The narrative notes arrivals at a station at 10 o clock, a parade of tallies, and greetings from Congress members, including bids for education and notable figures from multiple states amid a political atmosphere.
Fragmented 1900s gossip from multiple papers
A jumble of brief clippings lampoons politicians, celebrities, and events. It mentions Grover Cleveland and Theodore Roosevelt, Admiral Schley, Prince Henry, and various city papers noting scandals, laws, or social quirks with a satirical, gossiping tone.
Court Declares Mrs Grace Coffin Bankrupt in Colorado
In a Telluride Colorado case Grace Coffin was declared bankrupt. Her liabilities totaled about 58 488 dollars with a 12 000 dollar home exempt. She had multiple marriages and two children and is described as a former writer of short stories and singer. A separate Colorado avalanche disaster at the Liberty Bell mine on Smuggler Mountain killed many miners.
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Tlewellyn Mason
Ghivago
We A. Tylor
Binghamton
Mhol
Alton Boyd
Minnis Central
Tylor
Nauk
My. Mason
Min-son
Gomi
Chivaxo
United States
Milwaukee
Siem
Kenosh Gowuity
Wis
Eixteen
Walker
Whd
Coftin
Yaofin
Hgt
Liberty Bell
Wines
Milly
Liberty Gell Company
Yelluride
Smuggler Union
Kansas City
Telluride
Pension schemes and rail news across early 1900s routes
North British and Gulvdosian roads receive pension systems while three Chriilian government coaches rise at Pullin works. St Louis world fair exhibit funded by Southern Partiic. Chicago to Milnghans line finishes double tracking tolls. Mock slant Railroad contemplates a ninety mile toll line from Fairtury, Neb to Terrington, Kan. Craigie named Grand Trunk passenger agent, Vlether’s position noted. St Paul line to cut upper berth rates 25 percent. Big Four aims to boost Cincinnati Northern resort traffic. Minnesota House approves 25000 for Minnesota vs Northboro securities contest. Northern Connecting Railway sale transfers to Hock Island after defection.
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Pullin Works
Partiic
St. Louis
Travis Crutral
Chicago
Milnghans
Fairtury
Neb
Terrington
Kan. C
Craigie
Grand ‘Runk Road
Benjamin Vlether
St. Paul Road
Warren J. Lynch
Yhe
Minnesota House of Representatives
State of
Minnesota
Northboro, Securities Company
Trettsburg
Wavens City
Burtington
Hock Island
New York Weather Outlook and Market Trends Alarmed
Weather conditions analyzed show free movement of trade not yet disturbed, but steel and iron markets in Britain and Germany tightened imports. In the U S, cotton and grain prices fell from recent highs amid varied stock activity. Real estate activity in Chicago surged with permits reflecting strong building prospects for the year.
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New York
Fisterered
Somewiaar Yeith
Lyon
Aldvarces
Germany
Glasgow
Montreal
United States
Glasgow Market, ‘the 30,000 Tons of Steel Vailg Bought Ins Bogland Ly
Southern
Florida
United States Steel Corporatina King
Fibaton
Whiala
Itat
Capper
Rhode Island
Routhern Securities Company
Sherman
Chicago
Mls
Fox
Market price snapshot across U S cities for farm goods
Chicago to New York and other hubs report price ranges for cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye butter eggs potatoes and more. Prices show wide spreads by grade and city, with No 2 wheat around 58 to 90 cents and dairy eggs and butter varying by market.
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Choice
Brest
Indianapolis
Ste
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Groggy Satire From Washington and Far Flung Skirmishes
Gov Van Sat remains convinced the government at Washington still lives while Boers rattle the Scota Greys. Chili and Argentina quarrel over boundary lines amid deskbound prose. Smallpox aids Des Moines in campaigning bans as citizens grapple with a fragile public mood.
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Washington
Scota Greys
Chili
Argentina
Des Moines
Senate Passes Tariff Bill and Adjourns After Address
Congress approved the Teh ippige tariff bill by a 46 to 20 party vote and held multiple sessions. Debates covered Cuba sugar land transfers, Texas district division plans, and a diplomatic and consular appropriation. The House passed the Philippine trade bill conference and memorial services for McKinley were held. censures for Tiian and AcLat rin followed.
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Cuba
District of Columbia
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William McKin Jey
Congress
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Senate
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National Capital News and Capitol Dispatch Summary
In Washington May 1 graduation at the Naval Academy will add fifty officers to the navy. Senate confirms the nomination of Gal Walda Gaewther for brigadier general. The Philippine commission’s officers face scrutiny amid tensions. President Roosevelt seeks to end the Schley controversy. The U S Trust Company of New York welcomes a new president. War department defends troops against cruelty charges. Ways and Means panel plans 20 percent tariff concessions for Cuba tied to immigration changes. House Judiciary Committee reports groundwork for Latin American criminal identification. Generals reveal officers to be honored for bravery in Cuba Philippines and China campaigns. Democrats deny changes to Whipple speech. Republicans plan a broad circulation of campaign material.
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China
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