Governor Johnson Refuses Iowa Requisition for Moran
Moran, currently serving a sentence at Stillwater State prison, is wanted in Iowa for larceny. His sentence ends soon, and Minnesota Governor Johnson declined to honor Iowa's request for Moran's surrender.
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Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Iowa
Thos. Moran
Stillwater State Prison
Moran
Charlies McGinty
Portland
Ore
Count Jeiler
Horace N. Chapman
Ohio
Clumbus
Dan Davis
Vigilant
Middle Island
Lake Erie
Grace M
Lorain
Dunn
Galbraith
Martin Olsen
Cleveland
William Anderson
Consolidation notices and varied international items
News nuggets report the 8 oclock consolidation of Star and Chronicle, a Kentucky tobacco warehouse fire in Mayfield, forgery arrest in Vinita, Rhode Island governor nomination by Socialist party, Louisiana Republican committee appointee, deaths in Marion Ohio and Washington Post owner Beriah Wilkins, flood in Fond du Lac, Denver’s Brown Palace foreclosure, Lassen Peak forest reserve creation, robbery and sentencing cases, multiple diplomatic and military notes including war at Manila and Arctic shipping, and assorted editorials on leaders and figures.
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Star and Chronicle
Griffith & Sherrill
Mayfield
GUO
J. D. O'Brien
Vinita
I.I
Lewiston
Idaho
Warren A. Carpenter
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Socialist Party
James W. Higgins
Washington
Pearl Wright
New Orleans
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee For
Louisiana
Jorge Craner
Benjamin Craner
Harry Winters
Marion
Ohio
Roosevelt
Beriah Wilkins
The
Washington Post
Congress
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Colorado Supreme Court
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Brown Palace
Denver
California
Lassen Peake Reserve
Sierra Range
Clarence TB. Young
Northern Pacific
Bearmouth
Deer Lodge
Josephine Hone
Chas
Russell Mone
John Hoey
Adams Express Company
Norway
Storthing
State Council
Mutiny in the Battle Nebogatoff Thrown Overboard
A St Petersburg dispatch reports mutiny aboard Nebogatoff during the Sea of Japan engagement. Sailors allegedly threw overboard or bound admiral and officers and hoisted a white flag. Claims also say eight men were hanged for mutiny in the Red Sea. Some say 300 were killed or wounded aboard the Orel and mortally wounded thrown to the sea.
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Orel
Russian Admiral Seeks Shelter in Manila Harbor
Rear Admiral Enquist arrived with protected cruisers Aurora Oleg and Jemtchug seeking refuge in Manila. The fleet, three Russian cruisers, had escaped Japanese forces in the Korean straits and slipped into the open sea fog for safety.
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Veesela
Korean
Enquist
Manila
Aurora
Oleg
Jemtchug
Togo's flagship bore brunt in Sea of Japan clash
Japanese losses in the Battle of the Sea of Japan totaled 113 killed and 424 wounded, with the flagship Mikasa the heaviest casualty. The fleet suffered 87 destroyer and torpedo boat deaths or injuries as Commander Togo was wounded aboard Adzuma.
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Manila
Corregitur Island
Train
Ohio
Wisconsin
Oregon
Raleigh
Cincinnati
Aurora
Enquist
Taft
Gov. Wrishe
Rojestvensky
China Sea
Bashee Channel
Luzon
Formosa
Western Sea
Korea Strait
Tsu Islands
Krusenstern
Nagato Province
Japan
Liancourt Rocks
Togo
Masamoho
Sea of Japan
RLD Tales of European Royals and Generous Prizes
The Emperor of Germany dines with his family including the youngest tot. Emperor Franz Josef of Austria donates $5 000 for a Mozart building in Salzburg. Some of the Czar's children show gratitude for their rank as the Grand Duchess Olga speaks.
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Germany
Franz Josef of
Austria
Salzburg
Olga
View of the Battle Spurs Peace Talk Hopes
Editorials from several papers praise Japan’s naval victory over Russia in the Korean Strait. They argue the war’s end is near, Japan’s rise reshapes power in Asia, and Russia faces internal upheaval while Western nations weigh peace terms and future balance of power.
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Springfield
Mass
Japan
Russia
Washington Post
Philadelphia
New York
Korean Strait
China
New York Sun
Far East
Company of
Asia
New York Globe
Woman and man misunderstood in witty misread
A professor in a small town recalls a society of women who date actively. The club president writes a paper on women and men and hires an old man to read it. The title is misread aloud changing meaning from helpless for men to helpless without women.
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Batley
Yate University
Wonderful Cure Reported for Kidney Trouble in Wisconsin
Frank M Russell of Cox Wisconsin suffered Kidney Disease and Bright's Disease before trying Dodd's Kidney Pills after reading a newspaper claim of cures. After two boxes he could work all day and walk across the floor. The case is described as remarkable in Chippewa County.
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Cox
Wis
Frank M. Russell
Dodd
Bright
Mr. Russell
Chippewa County
Wisconsin
Railway Rate Legislation Faces Conductor Union at Portland
The Order of Railway Conductors at its Portland biennial convention adopted resolutions denouncing secret rebates and opposing legislation ceding rate control to a commission. They argue federal action would cause litigation, rate reductions, and inequitable enforcement, stressing U S efficiency and the small share of freight in consumer costs.
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Order of
Portland
Ore
Roosevelt
American Railways
Congress
United States
Interstate Commission
Railroad Passenger Agent Praises Cuticura Remedies
Mr. B. Hege of Washington, D. C., a noted Baltimore & Ohio Railroad passenger agent, writes that Cuticura Soup Ointment and Pills cured his long lasting weeping eczema. He describes initial pimples spreading to ears and ankles, with severe itching and burning, and reports relief after one day of treatment and hopes to help others.
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8. B. Hege
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington, D. C
B. Hege
The Bachelor’s Prayer in Satirical Verse
A quirky verse lampoons bills and bills of various trades from tailors to doctors and merchants. It mocks protest notes and failed ships while a refrain promises deliverance from poverty and folly. The poem targets social pretensions and gendered anxieties with humor.
Lewis' Single Binder cigar ad from Peoria
An advertisement touts Lewis' Single Binder as the richest quality cigar on the market. It claims reliability and value with phrases about paying well and factory origin in Peoria Illinois.
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Lewis
Straighe
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Cordelian-Jack Dashing Allegedly Tries to Kiss
A reader reports an incident last night involving Cordelian-Jack Dashing who attempted a kiss. The note quotes Ma Lindin describing him as awfully simple but dangerous in his advance.
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Cordelian
Jack Dashing
Malvinn
Piso's Cure for Consumption Relief Claims Ad
An old ad line touts Piso’s Cure for Consumption delivering instant throat relief. The note references Bierman in Leipsic Ohio with a partial date August.
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Bierman
Leipsic
Ohio
Business Outlook Across Regions Cites Weather and Trade Factors
The report notes favorable Chicago business due to better weather and steady commodity distribution, while labor troubles hinder investment. Manufacturing stays active, farming shows advancing crop prospects, and May cereal options wind down. Grain receipts and exports face mixed demand with price movements varies by commodity. Trade reports praise improving weather and retail activity but note regional risks and steady building activity.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Dan
New York
United States
Canada
Bradetreet
Wheat Prospects From May USDA Report
The May wheat report shows winter wheat cultivated on about 29,728,000 acres, 4.0 percent less than last fall but 10.0 percent more than last year’s harvested area. The average condition is 82.5, with a May mean of 83.7 over ten years, indicating a potential crop of about 401,000,000 bushels. last year's yield was 332,055,848 bushels.
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Department of Agriculture
Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Grains Across Cities
The report lists commodity prices from Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo. It covers cattle hogs sheep and various grains including wheat corn oats rye barley and seeds with bid ranges and typical quality descriptors.
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Chicago
Timothy
Detroit
Milwaukee
Ste
Toledo
New York
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Sherman & Mand
Pudi
Bessemer
Michigan
I. New York
Pittsburg
Louis
St. Philadelphia
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Brooklyn
Ys Ll. Cleveland
Troit
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Bt. Paul
Sioux City
Omaha
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Colo, Springs
Rider Haggard
Jules Verne
Lord Kitchener
India
George Peabody Fund
London
Victor
Italy
Frederick Treves
Mikasa
Adzuma Shikishima
Asashiri Fuji
Idzuma Nisshin Otowa
Kasaga _ Tanshima
Asama
E. Soo Naniwa Na Takima
Yakumo
Chitose
Idzumi
Kasuga
Hashidate
Nilatka Eseee
Warkatia
Louisville Courier- Journal
Oyama
Vladirvostok
Gibraltar
Port Arthur
Malta
Inghalin
Philippines
Minneapolis Journal
Nebogatoff
Detroit Free Press
MR. & B. Hege
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