Outrage and assassination attempt during governor general parade
A chaotic assault disrupted a royal procession as Governor General Doubasseot rode in an open carriage near the Yapenshi cathedral. An attacker, aided by a woman, was stopped before harming the governor, while bombs and violence sparked chaotic scenes in the city. Security and political upheaval followed with elections and alleged conspiracies surrounding high officials.
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Sencar
M. Daneoft
Fogoeral
Mgrs
Dombie
Doubarsot
Yapenshi
Jared
Putlice
Perth
Roslovsky
Dou Husseff
Chan
Ald
Endeavorers Convention Activities in Bozeman and Billings
The record describes a Montana meeting with sessions in Bozeman and Great Falls, including welcome addresses by President D. M. Hamilton and Rev. G. Grime. Delegates will adjourn to a state college after morning sessions, with program details noting attendance and general convention activities.
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Montana
Bozeman
D. ML Hamilton
Great’ Falls
Wo W. Beeman
Billsnes
Rhode Island floated for suffering victims amid funding talks
Washington reports a $30,000 appropriation sought by congressmen to aid Franciscan sufferers with supplies already purchased, including fresh meat. General Greely will allocate funds and supplies from the existing appropriation, while Rhode Island ship repair efforts proceed to Hampton Roads after grounding on York Spit.
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War Department
Sc Ottles
General Greely
Greely
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Iuid Een
Enno
Norfolk
Vit
Rhode Island
York ‘Spit
Wark
Hampton
Athee Pitt
York Bay
Debate on Cortelyon inquiry commission proposal
Washington May Postini General Cortelyon urges congress to appoint a seven member commission to probe mail matter safety. He proposes one senator chosen by the Senate president and one member elected by the House speaker, plus postal department and publishers representatives including daily and weekly papers. An appropriation of 00 is recommended to fund the investigation.
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Roosevelts Stand On Railway Legislation
Washington reports show President Roosevelt reaffirming his position on rate reform and railway legislation. He supports the Hepburn bill with amendments Lange and Man and argues constitutional viability, asserting Congress should adopt the measure as originally proposed.
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Wounded men and a mob slaying near Ashville Tenn
Two men were wounded and Marvin Winters was killed in a violent incident tied to threats against the Stewart family. Authorities say the attack occurred after warnings to leave the neighborhood. Eph Boyle and Newton Winters were arrested on complicity charges.
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Thomas Stewart
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Ilvelock
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Sanderron Stewarts
Winters
Torstay
Eph. Boyle
Newton Winters
Fragmentary crime note from Crosstown court scene
A garbled report describes a court matter in Crosstown Ohio involving a defendant and accuser. It mentions a supposed incident last evening with gunfire from a revolver near Nim and unnamed suspects.
Imperial Parliament Welcomes Inauguration Ceremony
Amid tense security in St Petersburg on May 6, guests including national parliament members and officials arrive for the grand inauguration of the empire’s new era. Officials seek to maintain constitutional order as factions debate, while the emperor prepares to deliver the throne speech in a ceremonial hall.
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Welnter
Luien Five
Igwerka Seebesest
Matshale
Evernars
Dowie Declared Sane by Expert Witnesses
Dowie’s sanity was affirmed by three physicians whose examination found him rational and of sound mind. The testimony supports Dowie’s defense in the case against the Valiva faction and questions of alleged lunacy in the cabinet conflict.
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Dowie
Shires
Phil Hans
Hin
Alexander Dowie
Trade with Brazil shows some falling off in 1845
The report notes a decline in the United States trade with Brazil since 1845, influenced by shifting balances and protective measures. Delegates and officials including Post Office Superintendent Ciut Brooks attended a May event in Washington assessing the commercial relationships and policy impacts.
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Brazil
Washington
Teageuth
South
Stine
Helene
Nothic
Ciut Brooks
United States Post Office
Officials Rest Terrible Deed Work Continues Of Mrs Thomas
Officials report ongoing investigation into a severe deed connected to Mrs Thomas. Details remain sparse as authorities pursue leads. The case has drawn attention from local agencies and residents, with emphasis on securing evidence and clarifying the sequence of events.
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Thomas
Pulling Down the Ruins Blows Off Top of Head
Report from a downtown San Francisco disaster scene describes dynamite blasts and collapsing facades as engineers worked after a major building collapse. Three soldiers were buried, a mass of twisted iron sheltered them, crowds gathered along Fillmore Street, and officials battled to control looters while rescue efforts continued. The toll included destroyed buildings, hospital broadcasts, and widespread distress across the city.
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Ialst
Pwallee Hospitales
Amendments Please Perry Washinston May Perry
Amended proposals discuss publication of contributions and publicity rules as amendments were considered. The report covers political measures, debates on public notice requirements, and obscured references to a coroner’s inquest and a tragic incident involving a woman at a ranch.
Peace seems to be assured in Anthracite coal fields
Soranten Pa May 0 Nothing further to say as the strike awaited the miners. The conference ended with promises that work would resume soon. President Mitchell and three district officers compose a committee to return to their towns and urge ratification of the report. The strike commission may accept a two year pact if operators agree, else three years if possible.
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Tern Ti Ag
Ujwn
Sinscale
Mitchell
Letriet
Waithracite Strike Commission
Competitton
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