Carnegie Gives Scotland Millions for Free University Education
London reports Andrew Carnegie plans £2,000,000 to endow free university education for Scottish students at Edinburgh Glasgow Aberdeen and St Andrews with income aiding fees and expenses. Trustees will control funds and access is to Scots regardless of wealth. Reactions vary from praise to concerns about system impact.
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Supreme Court denies rehearing on railroad tax validity
The United States Supreme Court today denied a rehearing request by the Mississippi Valley and Faroe Railroad Company in the case testing state taxes on the company’s property. The court reaffirmed its original ruling that the taxes are valid.
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Five Reasons to Try the Pyramid Pile Cure
The ad touts a cure for all forms of piles claiming painless treatment with no daily disruption. It promises lasting effects, affordability, and safety with no mineral poisons. Doctors in many states allegedly endorse it as the best, safest, and cheapest pile cure, with remarkable results after a single package.
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Pan American Exposition Opens in Buffalo Ceremony
The Buffalo Pan American Exposition opens with Vice President Roosevelt and Exposition President Milburn leading a procession to the Temple of Music as crowds gather. Messages from McKinley and other leaders are read, Roosevelt delivers a keynote on unity and Monroe Doctrine, and emphasis is placed on hemispheric cooperation, a canal, and resisting European meddling.
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Americans Fall By Rebel Fire In South Camerines
Unofficial reports say rebels under Angeles attacked a detachment near Alsace in South Camarines, killing two soldiers and a native scout and taking one soldier prisoner. Faracole mining town remains in insurgent hands as garrison at Indana is thirty miles away. General MacArthur celebrated the surrender of insurgent generals Marcado and Ls Cuna by releasing 1,000 prisoners.
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State Board of Pharmacy Examines Applicants
Nineteen applicants were examined by the State Board of Pharmacy in the Kimball House ballroom. Eleven passed the examination for druggists apothecaries and pharmacists, eight failed, with two who passed later retests. The list of successful names includes A. J. Clayton ER Jordan M. H. King C. M. Shelton S. L. Whitely J. W. Johnson C. G. Miller MO. Les H. M. Hicks D. E. Morgan and C. Whimble. The board members present were Dr. L C Durban chairman Dr. Charles D. Jordan Dr. Glenn Dodson Dr. Max Morris and Dr. George Payne.
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A. J. Clayton
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J. W. Johnson
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Max Morris
George Payne
Conservatives Claim To Have Only Majority Of Four In Convention
Havana reports that conservatives claim a four vote majority in Cuba’s constitutional convention as absentees and a split among radicals weaken leadership of Juan Gualtero Gomez. Some radicals reject his stance on US intervention and the Platt amendment amid internal reports.
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McKinley
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Washington
Root
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Union
Esther Cleveland Suffering Diphtheria in Princeton
Esther Cleveland, nine year old daughter of the former president, is reported ill with diphtheria in Princeton New Jersey. The attending physician states she is not in danger and does not foresee serious complications. President Cleveland has been fishing near Toledo and is expected to arrive home tomorrow.
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