Palma Plans Cuba Policy Emphasizes Education and Railroads
Palma outlines Cuba policy policies focusing on education, rural guard expansion, and permanent judiciary. He pledges continued sanitary improvements, rail construction support, and favorable treaties with nations, while stressing cordial U.S. relations and Cuban unity. Herbert Squires arrives as first U.S. minister to Cuba and is welcomed by President Palma.
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Cuba
Congress
Palma
Republc
Republic of Cuba
United States
Great Britain
France
Mexico
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Santo Domingo
Ecuador
Paraguay
Squires
Herbert G Squires
Havana
Missing son found after world-spanning search
Walter Bolger, son of Paul S. Bolger of Yonkers New York, vanished November 18 from his home. He was traced to the training ship Franklin in Norfolk Virginia where his mother heard his voice by telephone from Washington. The search, aided by detectives and Assistant Secretary of War Sanger, followed every lead, and Walter was located under an assumed name aboard the Franklin.
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Young Bolger
Norfolk
New York
Walter Bolger
Paul S. Bolger
Yonkers
N. Y
Franklin
Washington
Bolger
Sanger
Walter
Kaiser Denies Potts Tale as Emperor Plans Aachen Visit
Berlin reports deny Emperor William ever heard of Potts the critic of Schley and say Potts has not been named naval attaché. William will visit Aix-la-Chapelle on June 19 where townspeople plan red carnation badges but police ban the idea owing to socialist color associations.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
William
Tempiin M. Potts
William H. Beehler
United States
Potts
Aix-la- Chapelle
Rhenish
Prussia
Prince Henry
Aix-la-Chapelle
British Peace Prospects Seen Bright Despite Pessimism
London reports state the British cabinet spent two hours reviewing Pretoria communications. Officials expect a peaceful settlement with minor points to settle within a day or two. A J Balfour postponed budget debate due to ongoing peace negotiations and acknowledged possible references to them.
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London
Pretoria
Transvaal
Vereeniging
Associated Press
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
Rebels Are Beaten in China Battle Near Shu Linh Sien
A Shanghai cable reports a major clash between Chinese government forces and southern rebels. Government troops defeat the rebels, with about 1,900 killed or wounded, chase them from entrenched villages, and kill rebel leader Ching Ting Pin. Boxers gather in Shang Tung province.
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London
Shanghai
Daily Man
Shu Linh Sien
Ching Ting Pin
Shang Tung
Russell Victim of Cholera in Manila
Captain Charles E. B. Russell of the Eighth United States Infantry died in Manila from cholera, the first American officer to perish. Manila reports show 25 cholera cases and 20 deaths among Americans, 13 cases and 10 deaths among Europeans, with totals of 1,165 cases and 81 deaths in the city and 5,001 cases and 2,878 deaths in the provinces. In Wilkes County, Georgia, voter registration will reach 1,200.
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Eighth United States Infantry
Manila
Charles EB. Russell
Eighth Infantry
Wilkes
Washington, Ga
Wilkes County
Fear Clutch of Uncle Sam in Quebec to Montreal
In May in Quebec a legal battle over the forcible removal of defendants to Montreal is recounted. Taschereau enlists defense for Colonel Gaynor and Captain Greene denying Carpenter’s authority and alleging illegal arrest and forceful transport on a steamer leased for that purpose. Albany druggists advertise RU-TER-BA paste for spring medicine.
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Quebec
Montreal
I. A. Taschereau
Gaynor
Greene
Capenter
Supreme Court
Carpenter
Dominion
la Fontaine
Carpenters
Albany
Odd Fellows Parade Details For Marietta Street Route
Atlanta lodges and visiting bodies marching in formation on Marietta Street with lines on Broad and Forsyth, led by Past Grand officers. The Athens delegation, including T S Mell and R J Felton, departs for Atlanta to attend the grand lodge session tomorrow morning.
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Atlanta
Macon
Dixie
Marietta Street
Cone Street
Fulton Lodge
Grand c. D
Broad Street
Atlanta Lodge
E King
Schiller Lodge
Casper Brenning
Capital Lodge
H M Patterson
Fairlie Street
Barnes Lodge
Charles W Smith
Central Lodge
Grant G Www Hall
Drumcorns
Amos Baker
Grady Monument
Forsyth Street
Grand Lodge
R. H Sikes
Pryor Street
Wall Street
Decatur Street
Hunter Street
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
T. S. Mell
R. J. Felton
Oliver
Messrs
J. H. Beusse
Cobb Lampkin
Jack Watson
7. K. Kenney
A. W. Vess
A- B. Harper
W. P. Vonderau
C. W. Parr
Williams and
Glenn
He Dares Death to Aid Science at Martinique Volcano
United States geologist Professor Robert T. Hill reports from Martinique after a daring expedition. He describes an eight square mile land and sea zone near Mont Pelee with three zones of destruction, an old and new crater, and active fumaroles. He notes a dramatic eruption and ongoing danger as Mont Pelee remains active and adds warnings of potential further blasts.
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Bort de France
Progessor
Robert T. Hill
United States
National Geographical Ecety
Martinique
Jtessor Hill
le Precheur
Mont Pelee
Carbet
St Pierre
Ofs
S* Pierre
Pierre
St. Pierra
Hill
Fort de France
Hlore
Mercer Commencement Plans Set for Record Year
Mercer University in Macon Georgia announces a robust commencement schedule with extensive ceremonies. The program lists a baccalaureate sermon by Dr B H Carroll and addresses by Governor Jennings plus alumni events and graduating exercises. A summer school begins June 11 and an educational party to Knoxville Tennessee is planned with about one hundred teachers joining.
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Mercer University
Macon
Mercer
Board of Trustees
College Chapel
B. H. Carroll
Waco
Tex
W. & Jennings
Florida
Messrs, Elkins and Jones
Summer School of the
Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Road
King Alfonso XIII Crisis Grips Spanish Cabinet
Madrid May 27 A cabinet crisis erupts as Agriculture Minister Canellas resigns after opposing a call to convene the chamber on the religious question. The remaining ministers offer their portfolios to Premier Sagasta to resolve the deadlock amid talks surrounding Vatican relations and the throne accession.
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Madrid
Sener Caneljas
Senor Sagasta
Senor Canellas
Alfonso
Anniversary of Unitarians Expression on National Affairs
In Boston on May 25 1910 the Unitarian anniversary featured Rev Samuel Eliot D D delivering the annual address urging a moral view of national issues. Rev Paul Reol Frothingham proposed resolutions on the Philippines calling for swift measures to replace coercion with benevolent policy. A resolution condemned child labor in southern mills. Both were sent to the resolutions committee.
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Eliot
Boston
Samuel Eliot
D. D
Paul Reol Frothingham
Philippines
Congress
Committee On
Fight on Electric Trust in Chicago May 27
Independent electrical supply dealers appeal to President Roosevelt stating that officers of the National Electrical Supply Dealers Association conspired with the National Electrical Manufacturers Association and among themselves to crush independent dealers. They accuse blacklisting boycotts fines and price manipulation raising costs 65 to 100 percent and urge federal action.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
National Electrical Supply Dealers’ Association
United States
National Electrical Manufacturers” ‘Association
Supply Trust
Dr Benjamin M Palmer Sinking in New Orleans
Dr Benjamin M Palmer deteriorates after this morning in New Orleans. Pulse and heart are regular but unconscious as vitality declines. Death likely imminent with possible survival another day or two. Later report notes he is barely alive at 2:30 am.
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New Orleans
Benjamin M Palmer
Palmer
Benjamin M. Palmer
Nestor
Southern Presbyterian Church
Attacks the Constitution Delegate Urges Submission
Richmond Va May 27 The constitutional convention heard three speeches on proclamation and submission Mr Pedigo Republican of Henry attacked the constitution and urged submission Mr Moore of Fairfax argued for submission and he was followed by Mr Carter who advocated proclamation Mr Thornton introduced a resolution tabled till tomorrow asking the court of appeals for an opinion on legality of proclamation In the afternoon Rev Dr W F Dunaway of Lancaster spoke in favor of proclamation.
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Richmond
Pedigo
Henry
Moore
Fairfax
Carter
Thornton
Court of Appeals
W. F. Dunaway
Lancaster
Royal Arcanum Officers Elected in Atlantic City
The supreme council of Royal Arcanum met in Atlantic City on May 27 and elected officers for the ensuing year. Names include Supreme Regent Joseph A. Langutt of Pittsburg and Supreme Vice Regent A. B. Robinson of St Louis, among others across major cities.
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Atlantic City
N.oj
Supreme Council of
Royal Arcanum
Joseph A. Langutt
Pittsburg
A. 8. Robinson
St Louis
Howard Wiggin
Home
N_Y
W. Holt Apgar
Trenton
N. J
W. C. Robison
Boston
F. A. Skinner
Westfield
Mass
AT. Turner
Uriah W. Tompkins
New York
H. Burkhardt
Chicago
Isaac W. Caulfield
F. H. Lessenring
Chambersburg
James M. Johnson
Charles E. Prentice
Hartford
Conn
Clovis H. Bowen
Hawtucket
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