Disastrous battles and sedition charges loom in reports from abroad
The summary recounts a major defeat at San Agustin near Carupano where Gen Escalante and two of President Castro's brothers fell, with 500 losses from a 5000 strong force. It notes oaths breaches by prominent Tayabas natives amid uprisings, sedition charges eyed against Col. John McKee, and a Philadelphia magnate died leaving a $1.5 million estate and hundreds of Philadelphia houses. It mentions a San Francisco death by self harm tied to Philippines news, Minnesota merger litigation against rail giants and J J Hill, and a Supreme Court rebuke over Maplewood Cemetery fund mismanagement.
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Venezuela
San Agustin
Carupano
Escalante
Castro
Ly Minung
Tayabas
PF. 1
Manila
John McKee
Philadelphia
McKee Gitr
St Patrick's Church
San Francisco
Dennis Splain
St. Louis
Splain
Philippines
Thomas
Minnesota
Great Northern and
Northern Pacific Railway Companies
Northern Securities Company
J. J Hill
Luverne
Supreme Court
Supreme Court de Tisien
Chicago Fire Destroys Block on Thirty Ninth Street
A fire swept a block at Thirty ninth street and Cottage Grove avenue in Chicago, destroying multiple buildings and causing an estimated loss of $20,000. Firefighters struggled to control the blaze as bystanders watched, with several people narrowly escaping harm.
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Harks Waters
Cerne
Ettfasse
New York
Durbin
Naval State Teeniest
Tuscar
Aja
Thirty Ninth Street
Cottage Grove Avenue
Chicago
United States Savings Id
St Daal
Hae Zone
SMC
Barker, Williams & Comspornny
Sirnicke
Pittsburg
Miami and Erie Canal
Hamilton
Mount Holly acquits woman in stepdaughter murder case
A Mount Holly New Jersey jury acquits Mrs. Howard Baines of murdering her stepdaughter. The trial follows intense local attention as details emerged from the defense and prosecution.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Howard Baines
New York
E. Lawrence Fell
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Atlantic City
W. H. Lane
Jardine
Fire and political notes from early state reports
Fire destroyed the Nenia Otiar Companys warehouse with a 20000 loss. Oregon Republicans named WJ Furnish of Pendleton for governor at Portland. Clinton Dotson was hanged at Deer Lodge for involvement in his father’s murder. Town House pardoned John Wesley Elkins who killed his father and mother in 1889. Richard Bayless, 19, rescued nine men from a burning mine in Joplin Missouri. Georgetown Ohio fire leveled several business buildings with losses over 90000. Two men killed in a freight evelosion at Strassburg on the Cleveland Lorain Wheeling road. Judge Irving Stratton of Wichita injured by an electric car in Bernardino. KU freshmen and sophomores suspended thirty days after a class fight. James Wilson convicted at ...
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WJ Furnish
Pendleton
Portland
Clinton Dotson
Deer Lodge
Mont
Town House
John Wesley Elkins
Richard Bayless
Joplin
Georgetown
Ohio
Strassburg
Cleveland
Lorain
Wheeling
Irving Stratton
Wichita Kan
Bernardino
Cal
University of Kansas At
Coroner Links Violent Poles to Hotel Wife Claim
A coroner speculates a murder tied to a hotel incident where a woman, registered as his wife, notified staff a man was ill and vanished. The man’s letters show Iowa parents, and the scene includes claims of violence and a missing spouse figure amid a broader set of bank robbery and train hold up reports from Nebraska and Missouri.
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Hintel York
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Ruskin
Neb
Burlington Road
St. Joseph
Francis Street
Cox
Rust
Napier
Fort Thomas prisoner shot and killed by guard
SOUTHERR M. Charles M. Ford, a military prisoner, was shot and instantly killed by a guard while attempting to escape from Fort Thomas. The article also mentions a new allied people's party formed in Louisville by delegates from Populists and reform groups opposing the old parties.
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Charles M. Ford
Fort Thomas
Allied
People's Party
Louisville
Cc. E. Coxe
St. Louis
Vendume
Knoxtille
Tenn
Coxe
Xinc
St. Joseph's Methodist
Durham
N. C
J. B. Duke
Hapoi
Canton
Court of Civil Appeals
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Compress and Warehouse Company
Jesse Shafer
KFMT
Philip Maurer
George Weisner
James Marshall
Eugenie St. Myers
Edward Plant
Joseph Weidner
A. FE. Scheeble
George Ackerman
Wheeling
W. Va
Steed
Kline
The
Fire Department
British Troops Defeat 1500 Boers as Kitchener Advances
A force of 1 500 Boers under Delary and Kemp were defeated by British troops under General Kitchener with heavy losses. A separate incident near Paris saw Lejourne arrested after threatening President Loubet. Reports from Pekin note China’s revised Manchurian treaty gains and approvals by Britain, Japan, and the U S. Hadda Mullah heads to Cabul with 35 000 followers raising fears of unrest. London circles anticipate a Prince of Wales US visit for the New York Chamber of Commerce dedication. At Ibrox Park a crowd collapse kills two and injures two. Cholera strikes Manila’s Bilibid prison with 140 cases and 115 deaths. prisoners are moved to a quarantined camp.
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Delary
Kemp
Kitchener
Loubet
Elysees Palace
Paris
Lejourne
Royber
Sejourne
Pekin
China
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Hadda Mullah
Afghanistan
Cabul
Afgan
Tan
Cabut
Ainecr
London
Prince of Wales
le Prince
New York
Warship Sheridan Sails with 1250 Soldiers to Philippines
The transport Sheridan departed San Francisco carrying 1,250 troops of the Twenty-ninth Infantry bound for the Philippines. In Manitoba the liquor act referendum shows strong support against enforcement of prohibition. The Hock Inland Road warns it will soon exit the Western Passenger Association. The transport Crook arrives in San Francisco from Manila with 627 soldiers, 508 from the Seventh United States Infantry. Buffalo Express claims physicians who attended President McKinley will be paid up to $25,000. Frank Sargent, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, is offered the post of commissioner general of immigration to succeed T. W. Powderly. he accepts but must close his business affairs first.
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Sheridan
San Francisco
Philippines
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Manitoba
Hock Inland Road
Western Passenger Association
Crook
Manila
Seventh United States Infantry
Buffalo Express
McKinley
Frank Sargent
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Immigration
T. W. Powderly
Sargent
Favorable Weather Boosts Easter Trade Amid Steady Prices
The weekly Dun review notes favorable weather aiding Easter retail trade with limited volume in special ties. General merchandise distribution exceeds prior seasons while prices stay steady. Stock exchange volumes are down year over year but gains appear in other cities. lake navigation opening earlier may boost transport.
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New York
Stock Exchange
RB. G. Dun
Bar
Pittsberg
Foundry
Chicago
Southern Farmace
United States
Canada
Market Prices by City for Cattle Hogs and Grains
A fragmented list shows livestock and grain quotes across multiple cities including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York with cattle hogs sheep and various grain No 2 red wheat corn oats rye and butter eggs and lading prices. The report notes King Edward revived fees as a closing remark.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
Barney
New York
Fren Young Pesph Fend 4 Fren Young Pesph
Fren Young Pesph and Fend 4 Fren Young Pesph appear in a fragmentary note. The text also mentions Sy Win and Daan Wi, with an unclear claim about telling God. The source provides no clear event or concrete entities beyond these names.
Micer Factories Needed What the Westers towns seed is more manufacturing
Take Unionville Missouri as an example. Ten years ago it was a common country town. Now it is the best town in North Missouri because the Putnam Fees Company factory operates here. It annually makes three million packages of the Fadeless Dyes. The plant employs many men women and children and makes the post office the best paying office in the region. Mail volume rose from 568 to 7000 letters daily. The factory also boosts express business benefiting every local enterprise.
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Unionville
North
Missouri
Putnam Fees Company
Anuuslly
Travel fares to Pacific Coast and western cities listed
The notice lists travel fares: 33.00 to Pacific Coast Chicago and Northwestern Railway during March end April 20.00 from Chicago to Helena Butte Anaconda Ogden Salt Lake City 30.50 Spokane 33.00 Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle Tacoma Vancouver Victoria and many other points. Tourist Sleeping cars daily to the Pacific coast with maps and details from W. B. Koiskera 22 Fifth avenue Chicago Ill.
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Pacific Coast
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Chicago
Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Spokane
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Vancouver
Victoria
W. B. Koiskera
Fifth Avenue
Lest She Forget Skating Banter Between Edith and Bebel
A light dialogue from Puck features Edith recalling skating memories and Bebel quipping that a handsome man should periodically remind her, blending nostalgia with flirtatious humor. The exchange captures playful mood and era voice.
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Edith
Bebel
Puck
Cough Balsam Ad Promises Quick Cough Cure
An old time ad touts Kemp’s Balsam claiming it stops coughing at once with sample bottles offered free. It warns delays are dangerous and urges readers to go today for a new price offer while referencing a faux crime scene dialogue.
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Kemp
Earliest Russian Millet Seeds Promising Per Acre Prospects
An ad style notice from 1901 discusses early Russian millet, praising prolific yields per acre and listing seed company details. It also includes miscellaneous product pitches for Piso's Cure for Consumption, Red Cross laundry soap, and a clothing care directive, with a street address in Washington, South Carolina and a May 25, 1901 date.
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FE. Borden
FP Street
Waalington, S C
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