President McKinley Heads Los Angeles Floral Parade
From a blue-canopied pavilion McKinley reviews the Mora parade with cabinet, amid crowds from Los Angeles and suburbs. White horse-drawn carriage, flower garlands, and salutes mark a Washington inaugurationlike scene. At Santa Monica Soldiers Home he greets Civil War veterans, praising comradeship and shared service.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Nash
Ohio
McKinley
Pasadena
Santa Monica
Broadway
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
National Soldiers Home
United States
Grand Army of the Republic
Italian Consul Warns of International Incident Over Iola Labor Trouble
Jerome Reddell Italian consul Kansas City says Iola labor clash and Italian expulsion may become an international issue. He notes protection for foreigners and expects communication with Washington and Kansas authorities for explanation. Trouble appears to be winding down as Italians are returned. Knights of Pythias officers from Kansas City visit, welcomed by local lodges on inspection tour.
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Fantas City
Jerome Redell
Kansas City
Iola
Kans
Bedeli
State of
Kansas
Lolw
Rozadowstel
Washington
Tota
Supreme Officers of Pythians
Knights of Pythias
Ogden H. Fethers
Jonas R Carnahan
C. Neal
Board of Control
Knights
Kansas Citys
Stabbed by Negro Janitor: Royse Murdered in Louisville
Royse, a Kentucky School of Medicine student, was stabbed to death in Louisville by John Nithers, a colored assistant janitor. The crime followed an argument about Nithers being drunk. he fled as a crowd pursued him. Royse resided in Sharpsburg, Ky, and the Latonia Derby meets May 13 with eight or nine starters and over 500 horses entered.
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Royse
Louisville
John Nithers
W L. Royse
Kentucky School of Medicine
Nithers
Sharpsburg
Cincinnati
Latonta, Jockey Club
Columbus
Supreme Court Today
Young
W. C. Johnson
Upper Sandusky
Hogsett
Cleveland
President McKinley Tours Fremont Widow After Visit
The president spoke to troops and honored dead comrades as he toured Los Angeles. Pickpockets stole packets from Secretary Wilson and Col. C A Moore and were arrested. Governor Nash and Ohio lawmakers greeted the president before they headed to Del Monte for the weekend.
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Wilson
Cc. A. Moore
Los Angeles
Nash
Ohio
Delmonte
Sunda
McKinley
Jessie Benton Fremont
John C. Fremont
China Opposed to Indemnity Plan Influenced by Officials
Reports from Pekin indicate Chinese plenipotentiaries will face a 450000 tael indemnity claim. Most officials favor a guaranteed loan, while figures like Chang Chi Tung support raising funds without a loan to pay the debt within five years. Ministers say powers seek a reduction, with the total intended to cover expenses and private claims.
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Pekin
Chang Chi Tung
China
Allowance for the King Meets Opposition in Commons
In London on May 9, the chancellor Sir Michael Hicks Beach defended royal finances, noting the king’s lack of personal fortune and reliance on the duchy of Lancaster. The debate focused on oversight of royal household spending, with £110,000 of the proposed £470,000 allowance tied to charity and private residence costs. Labouchere and Irish members opposed, Campbell-Bannerman supported, Redmond charging Ireland’s double payments and mocking freedom. The motion to cut funds failed 8 to 61. civistia approved 307 to 68.
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Labouchere
London
Michael Hicks-Beach
House of Commons
Duchy of Lancaster
Royal Household
Arsinavie
Tting
Henry Campbell- Fannerman
John Red
Civitist
Shamrock II Retired By Squall Damages Off Needles
The Shamrock I and Shamrock II racing trial from Southampton to Weymouth was halted by a squall. The gaff topmast yard of the Shamrock II was carried away and her rigging damaged. She returned to Southampton under tow of the Erin for repairs after a heavy backstay block fell and struck Sir Thomas Lipton.
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Lipton
Warrow
Southampton
Weymouth
Erin
Sir Thomas Linton
Sir Thomas Lipton
Wilhelmina and Prince Warmly Welcomed in Berlin
Queen Wilhelmina and the prince of The Netherlands arrived at Schwerte today and were enthusiastically greeted by the populace. The Netherlands flag flew prominently as members of the grand ducal family met them at the station and led a procession through festively adorned streets to the town hall. The burgomaster delivered a welcome address, with Prince Henry briefly responding.
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Berlin
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Sehwerth
Henry
Riots in Tiflis Suppressed as Arrests Rise in Russia
A Reuters report from St Petersburg states workmen’s demonstrations at Tiflis were quelled by Russian troops on May 5. Several people on both sides were wounded by revolvers and knives. Forty one arrests were made including several students as authorities crack down amid rising unrest. London reports census figures showing England and Wales total population at 2,525,715 with a ten year increase of 3,303,191 and 1 ratio change. Berlin notes a budget deficit for next fiscal year estimated at 70 to 80 million marks as Baron von Theilmann testified.
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Russia
London
Reuter
St. Petersburg
Tiflis
Secral
England and Wales
Germany
Berlin
Baron von Theilmann
Reichstag
Seashore hotel ads and international notices mix
A jumble of notices from Measta Geovill Bros at Atlantic Hotel Morehead N C inviting resort rates and location details for the coming season. Mentions May 16 deadline for Atlanta Aragon hotel. Also cites Berlin paper about U S plans in Azores, Morgan travels to Paris, O Brien paper seized in Dublin and a Joplin Missouri wreck with two killed.
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Measta
Geovill Bros
Atlantic Hotel
Morehead
N.C
Atlantic
Hotel Aragon
Atlanta Ga
Cuban convention delays final Platt amendment vote
Havana May 9 Senor Juan Guaiberto Gomez urges public sessions so the colored orator can address the public before adjournment. A meeting was planned today but printing delays postpone it to tomorrow. General Rivera, on leave in Honduras, advises acceptance of the Platt amendment.
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Havana
Juan Guaiberto Gomez
Special Commission
Washington
Rivera
Honduras
Locomotive Trust I5 Comes In All Plants Except Two
Robert J. Gross, president of Brooks Locomotive Works in Dunkirk New York, confirms rumors of a large locomotive trust forming the American Locomotive Company. It will include most concerns except Baldwin of Philadelphia and H. K. Porter Company of Pittsburg, with a capitalization of 69 million dollars. Gross says the Brooks works will not be harmed by the consolidation.
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Combine
Dunkirk
Robert J. Gross
Brooks Locomotive Works
Baldwin
Philadelphia
H. K. Porter Company
Pittsburg
American Locomotive Company
Gross
Brocka Works
Mrs McDonnell Chosen General Secretary at_Methodist Meeting
In St Louis on May 9 the annual Southern Methodist home mission meeting adjourned with Mrs R W McDonnell of Nashville Tennessee unanimously elected general secretary. Editors and department superintendents were re elected. Mrs Nation Leaves Jail in Wichita Kansas amid family emotion after bond lowered by Judge Dale to 100 dollars with her brother posting cash.
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McDonnell
St Louis
Southen Methodist Home Mission Weard
R. W. McDonnell
Nashville
Tenn
Mrs. Nation
Wichita
Kans
J. W. Moore
Kansas City
Carrie’ Nation
Beware of a Cough and Its Dangers
Cough signals serious illnesses like consumption and bronchitis, first appearing as a persistent cough. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is claimed to be wonderfully successful and widely reputable, with sales in drugstores supported by assertive testimonials.
Black man sought after brutal attack in Birmingham
A Springville posse armed with win chesters searched Birmingham for Jim Brown charged with brutal assault on Miss Della Garrett, a young college girl. A $260 reward was offered by Springville citizens. Brown was reportedly seen near Irondale with gunfire heard as he fled into the mountains. pursuit ongoing at report time.
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Birmingham
Ala
Springville
Jim Brown
Della Garrett
Brown
Garrett
Irondale
Bankhead News on Gulf and Pacific Coast Tour
Congressman Bankhead arrives in Birmingham as rivers and harbors committee plans a Gulf Coast inspection tour. Members depart June 23 to inspect the Gulf and Pacific coasts, assembling in New Orleans June 6, then touring to the Rio Grande, San Diego, Tacoma and Seattle. The trip lasts into July or August.
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River and Harbor Committee
Gulf Coast
Bimingham
Ale
Bankhead
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Birmingham
Washington
Gulf
Pacific
New Orleans
Rio Grande
San Diego
Cal
Tacoma
Seattle
Episcopal Diocesan Convention Elects Officers in Athens
The Athens Ga convention elected Rev. F. F. Reese of Macon and Rev. A. W. Knight of Atlanta as officers with others named to the standing committee. Archdeacon of Atlanta named. women’s suffrage discussed and favored. Next convention set for Augusta in March 1902 and multiple diocesan officers and board members chosen.
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Episcopal Diocesan
Athens
Snecal
Episcopal Diocesan Convention
F. F. Reese
Macon
A. W Knight
Atlanta
Messrs. Cunningham
Harrie
W. M. Slaton
Faily
St. Paul's Church
Augusta
W. KE. Miller
R. C. DeSaussure
N. Iiwke
F. H
Demands of the Machinists Press for Wage Rise
Chicago May 9 Machinists plan wage demands of about twelve and a half percent from manufacturers as the National Metal Trades Association negotiates. If not granted, a strike is likely to be called by May or earlier, as plans proceed.
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Chicago
International Association of Machinists
National Metal Trades Assort
Moyath
Confederate Reunion Hotel Rates Denied In Memphis
A Memphis meeting of the Confederate Revision executive committee denies reports that hotels and boarding houses raised rates during reunion week. A resolution promises no charge for veterans unable to pay, offering meals and shelter without cost. Also notes that more visitors will be classified for reunion activities.
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Memphis
Tenn
General Executive Committee
Confederate Revision
Associated Press
Reume
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