Governor Dole Refuses Session Extension in Hawaii
Honolulu April 27 and via San Francisco May 5. Governor Dole declines to extend the legislature, saying time and money were wasted and no better results would follow. Over a hundred acts remain unacted, with the session ending next Tuesday, while the houses set Friday as final.
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Petty Jealousies and Freak Bills Do the Business
Honolulu dispatch reports in The Star that the home rule party is pau dead as of late April, with the note carried via San Francisco on May 5. The item hints at internal petty jealousies and odd legislative measures affecting local governance.
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Fragmented Home Rule Majority In State Legislature
Former supporters describe a fluid legislature with no party whip or leaders. Despite a two thirds home rule edge in the house and near that in the senate, party cohesion has collapsed with splits among home rulers and Republicans. The Star attributes the break to leadership jealousies and frivolous bills.
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Young Men’s Society for Moral and Physical Development marks six months
In St Petersburg the Young Men's Society for Moral and Physical Development celebrates its first six months with Prince Alexander of Oldenburg opening the meeting. President Tevinoff and Secretary Sidironoff spoke as nearly 800 members participate. Two delegates were elected for the Y M C A conference in Boston.
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Young Men's Society For
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National League games draw big crowds at two parks
At Athletic park Cincinnati beat St Louis on rough grounds before 6000 fans as Hahn kept the locals in check and fielding miscues helped. In Chicago Waddell hobbled by poor support fell short to Pittsburg as base running risked a shutout with a ninth inning triple before 11000 spectators.
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Detroit and Milwaukee Edge Past Cleveland and Chicago
In Detroit Cleveland battles as Scott is hit freely while Brewer allows three hits in seven. Cleveland scores in eighth on Yeager Scott Pickering and Macarty. Batterys Sever and Buelow. In Milwaukee Chicago loses 25 hits and many runs as Hunting is replaced by Reidy. Batteries Hunting Reidy and Connor Patterson and Sullivan.
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Spokane Portland Game Scorecard May Fifth
Spokane defeats Portland 38 to 3 in a May five game with inning by inning scoring showing Spokane leading 9 0 0 0 0 6 0 6 0 and Portland 1 0 9 0 6 0 6 5 3. Seattle tops Tacoma 8 to 1 in the Tacoma Seattle match with early scoring and final 8 to 1.
Puebla Victory Observed by Diaz in Mexico City
Mexico City May 6 commemorates the 30th anniversary of Mexican victory at Puebla. President Diaz and attendants visited San Fernando cemetery to lay wreaths on General Zaragoza’s tomb as the city displayed flags and public enthusiasm.
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Robber Leader Arrested After Lenawee Home Break-in
Buffalo reports the arrest of EK. Jessup alias A. C. Brooks, said to head a trio that broke into Mrs. Ayres home in Lenawee Michigan, bound and gagged her, and stole $6,000. The capture was made today in Buffalo.
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Colombia Unsettled Guerrilla War Threatens Towns
British consul Claude C. Mallet reports Colombia in guerrilla warfare with fluctuating rebel strength. 5,000 in one week, 1,000 the next, as rebels avoid sustenance gaps. Government garrisons protect Panama and key towns. heavy fighting reported near Squinilla and Barinquilla with losses.
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Berlin boerse stalls as reforms loom after ministers fall
Berlin observers note a firm yet dull week with no bull market. Officials praise the fall of Herr von Miquel and Herr Brefeldt as a reform step while interest in foreign rentes remains light and domestic loans revive due to ample money.
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Quiet stock week in London with dramatic shifts in American securities
London markets show quiet local stock activity while American sureties moved on a large scale with volatile price swings. Several railroads dropped from week highs, yet most closed above prior levels. Canadian copper shares declined. Wool sales at London on May 5 feature steady demand for fine crossbreds and strong coarse grades with 13,935 bales offered.
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Rome envoy outlines Vatican US clash over Philippine monasteries
Rome correspondent of the Daily Chronicle says the plan by signor Chapelle and the archbishop of Manila aims to remove the conflict between the Vatican and the United States over sequestration of monastery property in the Philippines.
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Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Open Fifth Biennial Convention
Milwaukee May 6 One thousand delegates will attend the fifth biennial convention of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen opening tomorrow. P H Morrissey grand master warned against a coast based attempt to form a new railway employees group to replace the American Railway Union noting the new body has no East Coast members and is confined to the Pacific coast.
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Riot at St Louis plant leaves deputy head injured
Riot at the Schinkle Harris Iron Co plant in East St Louis on May 5 left Deputy Sheriff Kaase fatally injured with a fractured skull and a bullet wound. Sheriff John Kickham narrowly escaped when a revolver misfired at his head. Martin Schalk and two others were arrested amid the melee.
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National Municipal League Plans Ninth Annual Convention
Rochester May 5 The National Municipal League opens its ninth annual convention Wednesday with a special committee conference on municipal accounting. The agenda includes primary election reforms and recent charter legislation. Speeches will feature J. D. Phelan mayor of San Francisco.
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Under One Roof
Cleveland May 5 The Leader says a future plan will bring most chewing gum production under one roof. The American Chicle company will consolidate factories currently operating in multiple locations across the country.
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Howard Addresses Reform Bureau Anniversary Speech
In Pittsburg on May 5 Gen. O O Howard spoke on the themes of peace and Christian citizenship. Dr. W F Craft outlined a plan to give China a free hand against opium and announced a petition to prohibit both opium and liquor traffic worldwide.
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Great Race Expected at St Louis Fair Grounds
May 5 report says George Arnold will start in the inaugural handicap next Saturday. With George Arnold Tayon and Duel Lest among high class entrants, officials predict one of the best races ever run at the fair grounds.
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General Walkout Planned by Seattle Machinists
A Seattle meeting heard reports from visiting delegates on the strike issue. The national association pledged help and threaten a general walkout if demands for shorter hours and higher pay are not granted by May.
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Chantrey Bequest Buys Flower Girl Painting
The trustees of the Chantrey bequest purchased CC. H. Channen's "The Flower Girl" for £500. The Daily Chronicle says it is a picture the nation will really care to possess.
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Will Admit Women in Benjamin Order in New York
A special convention of the United States grand lodge Independent Order Sons of Benjamin in New York voted to amend the constitution to allow wives to become members.
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Chicago Homeopathic College to Admit Women
The Chicago Homeopathic Medical College announces it will admit women on equal footing with men. Previously it was the only homeopathic college in Chicago and the West to exclude women.
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Actress Francis Raymond Dies by Suicide in New York
Miss Francis Raymond, an actress, committed suicide in New York on Friday by taking poison. The death was reported from the city and authorities are confirming the incident.
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Francis Raymond
May Demand Territory Would Follow If Indemnity Too Large
New York May 5. Minister E H Conger discusses the Chinese crisis in Leslie's Weekly. He warns that a demand for territory to offset or exceed a monetary indemnity could lead to the partition of China and friction among powers, while favoring the empire’s integrity under the Chinese emperor. He defends the allied conduct toward Chinese officials and rejects claims of widespread cruelty or missionary looting.
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Immigrant Ships Bring Large Flows to New York
New York aboard May 5 reports ocean liners arriving with about 1,000 immigrants each. Health officers reject steerage with sore eyes and note a smallpox case on a German steamer. The patient was sent to the pesthouse and over 100 passengers were moved to Hoffman Island. A Marseilles steamer had three smallpox cases among 1,173 steerage passengers, also sent to the pesthouse.
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County Board Seeks Requisition Papers For Deserting Husbands
The county board of control will seek requisition papers to bring back 30 husbands who deserted their wives. A new law makes wife desertion a felony punishable by one to three years in prison, with suspended sentence if the husband bonds to support his wife and family.
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Fire Claims Three Inmates At Montreal Suburban Hotel
A small Bunnell's hotel outside Montreal burned today. Three people perished including Mia Bunne the proprietor's wife and a farmer and his wife. The blaze occurred in the suburb and authorities reported the loss of life.
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Bladen Floats After Striking Shoals at Willoughby Spit
The British steamship Bladen, which ran aground on the shoals at Willoughby Spit near Norfolk, Va., yesterday, floated at high water this morning after grounding during treads of May 4.
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Anaconda and New Works Sundays Run Start at Main Street
A notation reads that runs begin or end at Main Street indicating scheduling for Sundays in Anaconda and New Works events.
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Wholesale arrests hit St. Petersburg during alleged revolutionary crackdown
Wholesale arrests and seizures sweep through St. Petersburg over the last days in connection with the alleged revolutionary movement. Reports say persons of high position and commerce are involved. Several hundred arrested in 48 hours, including prominent men.
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Miners Vote Against General Strike in France
In St Etienne on May 5 the national federation committee voted against a general miners strike. The decision curtails planned labor action and maintains existing production expectations for the sector.
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France
National Federal Committee
Cardinal Gibbons Coming Meeting Observed in London
London May 6 The approaching meeting here of Cardinal Gibbons with British church leaders is noted as a major event. Details remain sparse but anticipation focuses on cooperation and religious dialogue during the visit.
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