Chaffee Heads to Mindanao as Peace Efforts Begin
General Chaffee sailed to the Lanao district aboard the Ingals to press for a conference with surviving dattos and bullahs. A post will be set at Camp Vickers as medical aid and two doctors accompany the expedition. Davis expects few casualties with limited further fighting unless provoked.
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Chaffie
Ingals
Lanao
Mindanao
Davis
Philppines
Chaffee
Bullahs
Camp Vickers
Jossman
Moore
Emperor Francis Joseph Reaffirms Ties at Buda Pest
At a castle reception in Buda Pest on May 7 Emperor Francis Joseph stated his government will pursue closer relations with allies and confidence with other powers to maintain European peace. He noted continued friendly understanding with Russia over Near Eastern events as key to order and stability in the region.
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Francis Joseph
Buda Pest
Austria- Hungary
Balkan
Russian Empire
Near East
American Sailors in Trieste Arrest Report
Four sailors from the United States cruiser Chicago were attacked by civilians in Trieste. Police intervened and arrested one civilian. Trieste chief of police reports the sailors’ conduct ashore was above reproach.
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Vienne
Trieste
United States
Chicago
Not One Inch Has Been Yielded to the Boers
London May 7 the premier Lord Salisbury spoke at Albert Hall to a large Primrose League audience in a more hopeful tone. He said Britain has not receded from its peace terms and warned against letting the issue drift. He touted empire strength in Egypt and denied bitterness toward the Boers while noting recent South African advices: 208 Boers captured, ten burghers killed near Lindley. O'Klap relieved by Col Cooper. Mrs Meyer received a cable that peace in South Africa is probable.
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Lord Salisbury
Albert Hall
League
Great Britain
Egypt
Ireland
South Africa
Lindley
Orange River Colony
O'Kia
Rebels drive out Jiminez and hold Santo Domingo
Monte Cristo Santo Domingo May 7 Further confirmation arrives of Santo Domingo surrender to Vasquez commanded rebels. Provisional government to run until elections and peace restored in the south. Haitian and Spanish ministers relay terms for capitulation. US cruiser Cincinnati due to arrive after the capital city change.
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Monte Cristo
Santo Domingo
San Domingo
Vasquez
Puerto Plata
General Deschamps
Jiminez
L. Borno
Jimnez
Santo Do
Dog days talk signals fashion shifts ahead of summer
A brief note on rising chatter about cooling styles and outfits as the season approaches, signaling anticipatory trends rather than immediate changes. The tone hints at upcoming wardrobes and the public’s interest in staying comfortable and stylish.
Nationalists Fail To Censure Speaker In Commons
In London on May 7 nationalist members failed to force a vote of censure on Speaker William Court Gully over John Dillon’s suspension after Dillon called Mr Chamberlain a dirt phrase. The motion, moved by J. J. Mooney, was defeated 63 to 308 as Liberal and Conservative members cheered. Earlier exchanges included Chamberlain calling Dillon’s remarks provoked and Dillon retorting that Chamberlain is a judge of traitors.
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London
House of Commons
Willam Court Gully
John Dillon
Chamberlain
J. J. Mooney
Cully
Mr. Mooney
Mr. Dillon
Mr Chamberlain
Knocking at Door of Union for New States
Washington May 7 The house began consideration of a bill to enable Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico to form constitutions and join the union as equal states Representatives Knox and Rodey spoke in favor while McRae signaled an amendment to consolidate Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a single state The house also adopted the conference report on the Indian appropriation bill and debated a senate amendment on Uintah leases tied to Florence Mining Company and officials Payne and Odell.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Washington
House
Knox
Massachusetts
Territories
Rodey
McRae
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Conference
Senate
Uintah
Utah
Little
Florence Mining Company
Henry C. Payne
Benjamin B. Odell
New York
McCrae
Queen Wilhelmina Better at The Hague
Royal bulletins from Castle Loo report the queen's condition as satisfactory and the prince consort has left the palace for the first time since Sunday. M L Griswold died at 92 Kelly Street at 1:05 this morning from nervous prostration, survived by his wife and daughter. funeral plans to be announced.
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Wilhelmina
Hague
Castle Loo
Prince Consort
M. L. Griswold
Kelly Street
Mr. Griswold
Augusta
Running Probe Into Beef Trust
Jefferson City May 7 quov warrant proceedings or an ouster writ against the beef packers known as the big four will be the next step in Missouri’s beef trust fight. Testimony in St Louis showed uniform prices and rebates, with evidence of a fixed price system and condemned meat sold as sausage.
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Jefferson City
Big Four
State of Missouri
Beef Trust
St. Louis
Uniform
Pesgion
Maurice Prendiville
Armour, Swift
Nelson
Morris
Cudahy
Duyera
Nelson Morris
Osme
East St. Louis
William Tammé
Swift
Ernst C. Dodge
C. O. Dg
Tamme
Mound City Packing Company
North St. Louis Packing Company
T. Z. Verta
Monett
Quincy
Ills
Topeka
Kans
Chicago
United States
H. Bethea
Chiago
Knox
Washington
Attorney Day
Bishop Potter Stricken at Talk in New York
Bishop Henry C Potter of the Episcopal Diocese of New York was suddenly ill during his address. He fainted briefly, recovered, and continued speaking before being driven home. Doctor H Silver said the illness was from overwork and not alarming.
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New York
Henry C. Potter
Episcopal Diocese of
H. Silver
Roosevelt Signals Support for Oleomargarine Bill
Washington May 7 a note clears uncertainty over the presidents next move on the oleomargarine bill by stating he will sign the measure confirming his approval and removal of doubt about his intent. The development follows debate over the dairy and fat product policy and shapes the administration’s stance on the food industry.
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Roosevelt
Washington
School Girls Beauty Aid Ad Blends Health Claims
An old advertisement targets schoolgirls describing this age as pretty yet poses pale faces as a worry. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as blood food to restore beauty, inviting readers to send for a free sample from Scott & Browne, chemists, 409 Pearist.
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Scott
Scott & Browne
Are You Losing Flesh Markland Praises Peruna Cure
Cincinnati businessman T T Markland writes from 100 Woodburn Avenue that Peruna is a flesh builder. He says he gained 10 pounds and can work daily with easier breathing after a six month grip. He used Peruna alone, followed directions, and claims it cured his cough and restored health at age 72.
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T. T. Markland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Woodburn Avenue
Markland
Ex Congressmen Endorse Pennie Remedy in Letters From New York and Indiana
Ex member of Congress Charles A. Turner of New York commends Pennie as a general tonic and praises its virtues. Jonathan F. Stark, Recorder of Scott County Indiana, recounts illness and weight gain after using Peruna, stating he increased from 119 to 140 pounds over twenty bottles and continues treatment.
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Charles H. Turner
Congress
New York City
H. Turner
Jonathan F. Stark
Scott County
Scottsburg
Ind
Loss of Flesh and Danger Line Warned by Medical Authorities
Article warns that losing about one third of body weight endangers recovery, roughly 33 percent as danger line. Promotes Peruna as flesh producer, cures for catarrh, urges readers to contact Dr Hartman in Columbus, Ohio for free advice if no prompt results follow.
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Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Pope Mourns Corrigan Body Removed to Cathedral Viewers Count
New York May 7 Archbishop Corrigan's death prompts a Vatican telegram through Cardinal Rampolla. Pope Leo XIII expresses sorrow and prays for the late prelate. The remained body was moved to the cathedral where about 20 000 people viewed it that night as over two thousand filled the church earlier.
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Cathedral
New York
Ferranti
Corrigan
Cardinal Rampolla
Pontifical
Rome
Leo
Monsignor
Holy Father
Metropolitan Church of
Archbishop Corrigan
Indian Girls Drown Crossing Swain County River
News from Raleigh reports three Cherokee Indian schoolgirls from Whittier Swain county drowned while fleeing the Cherokee Indian school. They attempted to cross the Oconalufty River on April 26 and were swept away by the current. bodies recovered yesterday downstream.
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Raleigh
N. C
Whittier
Swain County
Savannah Tabernacle Fund Fights Soda Water Checks
Religious revival in Savannah led by Rev. Charles N. Crittenton draws crowds as pastors help fund a tabernacle costing 1075 dollars. Officials urge skipping nickel and dime offerings and even soda water checks to curb loose contributions during revival services.
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Savannah
Sam Jones
Jones
Charles N. Crittenton
New York
Crittenton
Ed F. Cook
Wesley Monumental Church
J. A. Smith
Epworth Methodist Church
Charlies A. Jackson
Grace Church
Strike not yet ordered by chiefs of the miners
Scranton May 7 The executive boards of the United Mine Workers of America for the three districts in the anthracite region met to study the special committee report and decide whether to strike for higher pay shorter workday and weighing coal at the mines. The session produced no definite decision and Mitchell said no concessions or moves from operators had been heard as the meeting adjourned early and was expected to reconvene tomorrow.
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Scranton
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Republican Women Seek Trustee Nominee in State Convention
Springfield May 7 congressman Hopkins appears set for United States Senator endorsement by the Republican state convention, though Senator Mason doubts a majority of delegates. Mrs Laura B Evans defeats Mrs Marlo Turner Carter for university trustee nomination amid accusations of packing and ward politics. One hundred WCTU members withdraw in protest over participation rules. The Carriel camp alleges repeating and plans to challenge at tomorrow’s convention.
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Springfield
Ins
Hopkins
Mason
Mr. Dawes
Hopkin
Laura B. Evans
Taylorville
Marlo Turner Carter
Jacksonville
Nantly
Sarah K. Harwood
Vocator
Friends
Carriel
Neil's Attack Costly Fine For Assault
William Neil proprietor of the Brown house pleaded guilty in Macon city court to assault and battery against J A Newcomb proprietor of the Hotel Lanier. He was fined 30 cents and paid it. The concealed weapon charge was not yet disposed of. Neil says his pistol was not concealed though visible in his pocket.
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Newcomb
Macon
Wiliam Neil
Brown House
J. A. Newcomb
Hotel
Lanier
Digger Perishes as Sand Cave-In Buries Him
Columbus Ga May 7 Special A P Watley 66 a well known white well digger died when sand caved in on North Highlands while he was 30 feet underground. Fifteen feet of dirt collapsed over him and the body was recovered after several hours. He leaves a widow and seven children.
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Columbus
J—A. P. Watley
North Highlands
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