Germany Fears United States Over Trade Rivalry
Berlin May 18 The German press warns that the United States, rapidly growing as Great Britain's main commercial rival, will increasingly clash with Berlin as Washington expands into Central and South America. Kaiser and Conservatives clash over agrarian policy and foreign policy while China settlement talks loom unresolved. Russia tightens anti Jewish controls at the frontier, and a Dortmund court fines a socialist member for fraud. The emperor and empress observe a military parade near Metz for the Russian czar's birthday.
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Great Britain
Kreuz Zeitung
the Post
Buffalo
Central
South America
Kaiser
Weser Zeitung
National Wheral
Bremen
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China
Count von Waldersee
Japan
Russla
Russia
Reichstag
Luetgenan
Dortmund
Wohlgemeuth
Lefterville
Metz
Eminent Physicians Endorse Eagle Brand Condensed Milk
Leading physicians study baby feeding and recommend Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk as safe and reliable. Advertisement copy urges sending for “Baby's Diary” at Hudson Street, New York, to guide feeding practices.
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Hudson Bt
Pather Amado Crosses Border With 1000 Belongings
May 18 Mexico City reports Father Amado the Guadalajara priest who took with him $1000 from local societies and a young woman from a prominent family has crossed into the United States. He wore citizen dress to elude pursuit and remains at large while another Guadalajara priest stirs talk by urging sermons against discussing the incident under excommunication.
Cruel Religious Rites in Mexico Reported
In Merida Mexico reports allege Mexican troops attacked Mary rebels town Chan Santa Cruz. The article describes severed men exposed to wild beasts as punishment in a cryptic account from the field. Strong entities and place names are cited amid chaotic OCR text.
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Indiana
Mexico
Merida
Chan Sante Cruz
Chan Santa Cruz In Excellent Condition Amid Temple Camp
Chan Santa Cruz was reported in excellent condition with many interesting objects. A battalion of treang are camped in the temple, creating a tense scene around the traditional site.
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Chan Santa Cruz
Widow Bonfine Connected to Ayres Murder Case
Washington May 18 coroner inquiry into the murder of census clerk James Seymour Ayres at the Kenmore Hotel began with jurors inspecting the crime scene. Witnesses testified Ayres had shown earlier attentions to Mrs Bonine, a Kenmore guest, and she later visited a neighboring room wearing a black brown wrapper while seeking her son Morris.
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Washington
Cleri
James Seymour ‘Ayres
Kenmore Hotel
James Burns
Poverment Printing Office
Ayres
Boniie
Stanley Held to Answer For Death of Father Phillips
Masseur Kirk Stanley, linked to the room where Rev. E. S. Phillips of Hazleton was found, was arraigned before Coroner Bausch and held for examination next Wednesday in 80000? ball. Attorneys Levy and Unger said there was no morality or impropriety by the priest beyond temporary stimulant use.
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Immoral
New York
Kirk Stanley
E. S. Phillips
Hazleton
Bauschs
Levy
Unger
Stanley
Magnate Hill Faces Halt as Rockefellers and Vanderbilts Press Harmony
New York May 18 An alliance among leading financiers curbs James J Hill. Rockefeller and Vanderbilt will control Northern Pacific policy and stabilize relations with Union Pacific and Burlington. Morgan remains cordial, seeking balanced influence while protecting Northern Pacific interests.
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Vanderbilt
New York
Northern Pacific
Wall Street
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William K Vanederbilt
Union Pacific
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Burington
James J Hill
Northwestern
St Paul
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Burlington
Nton Pacific
Southwest
Pennsylvania
Atchison
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Southwestern
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Kansas
Texas
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Western
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Thoee
Western Railroad
Fireman Dies In St Louis Blaze At Olive Street Building
May 22 in St Louis Edward Green, a fireman, fell sixty feet from a roof ladder while descending a hose line at an Olive Street block 1101 to 1135. Four other firemen escaped the same peril, as bystanders cheered. The fire caused about $100,000 in losses to life and property.
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vWalle
Olive Street
Edward Green
Freman
Green
Lehigh Valley Proposes Low Rate to Pan-Americ Exposition
Chas. S. Lee, General Passenger Agent, New York, urges residents in the South to use the Lehigh Valley Railroad for a low rate trip to Niagara Walls, inviting travelers to write for a pamphlet detailing the route.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Niagara Walls
Chas. S. Lee
New York
Postoffice Robbers Captured After Desperate Fight
Two alleged Lawhorn postoffice safe blowers, Oscar Roberts and Robert Shrader, were captured after a fierce confrontation. Roberts, arrested near Ringgold, Georgia, confessed. Shrader was wounded and taken to Shreveport, Louisiana.
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Washington
Cochran
Lawhorn
New Orleans
Janes
Oscar Roberts
Ringgold
Sara Toundes
Roberts
Shreveport Johnson
Robert Shrader
Shreveport
How DID DR BABCOCK DIE Fiver or Tragedy
New York May 18 dispatches report the death of Rev Dr Matthie D Babcock pastor of Brick Presbyterian Church in New York. He died in Naples of Mediterranean fever after a brief illness while he and his wife were touring the Mediterranean with a clergy party. He previously served in Baltimore beginning 1887 and later succeeded Dr Henry van dyke as pastor of the Brick church.
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New York
Matthie D Babcock
Brick Presbyterian Church
Naples
Babcock
Mediterranean
Habcock
Baltimore
Frank’ W. Gyneculus
Henry Vandyke
Deadly Oklahoma lightning kills three in territory
A severe storm ripped through the eastern Put tawhionte county area devastating the town of Bux and causing three fatalities. The report notes damaged ships and lingering hazards as responders assess the scene.
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Bux
Puttawhionte
Storm Leaves Destruction and Fatalities Across Counties
A windstorm demolished six houses and wrecked several farmhouses in the county. Mrs. Andrews was killed. In Berry Pottawatomie county Ben Boucher’s home was struck by lightning, killing his twelve year old daughter. The bolt traveled from the kitchen chimney into a bedroom, injuring the family. At Geary wind and hail caused damage. Mrs Milward near Weatherford was struck, knocked unconscious, and may die from injuries.
Ogins Sues for Four Million in Texas Oil Case
Beaumont Texas lawsuit centers on alleged information sharing about oil fields. Plaintiff Pauila Fig rin claims ties to Captain ALP and asserts a prolific litigation pattern in Beaumont. The document outlines accusations regarding knowledge provided and subsequent actions described by the claimant.
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Beaumont
Tex
Pauila Figrin
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