Easter Release Prompts Global Political Turmoil Rumor
The report notes 20 000 political prisoners freed by czarist order in celebration of Easter. It mentions Cleveland's stomach cancer, a fatal Philadelphia fight, Fort de France violence, Manning to become Trinity rector, Washington census data, Berkman disrupting a May Day rally, gas explosion fatalities in Sydney, a jewelry store heist in Taohima Washington, and various other mid 1887 era items across cities and nations.
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New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Edward Wischoski
Fort de France
William T Manning
Trinity Church
St Agnes Chapel
Trinity
Washington
Alexander Berkman
Jenye
A R Banford
J Killen
Sydney
Powelty
Frank © Hart
Taeoima
Tragic Matsushima Sinks After Explosive Blast Killing Hundreds
The Japanese training cruiser Matsushima exploded at Makang in the Pescadores, sinking within minutes. About 200 crew and officers perished, including cadets the sons of Baron Chinda and Prince Oyama, while 100 were saved by Itsukushima and Hashidate. The ship, built in 1900, carried 358 crew and armament similar to the Olympia.
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Matsushima
Itsukushima
Hashidate
Makang
Pescadores Islands
Japan
Chinda
Fugiiga
Prince Oyama
Oshmori
Yashiru
United States
Olympia
Ito
Yalu River
Farm News Nuggets From Government Experts
Government Agricultural Department researchers report on cattle disease cures and large lumber output while Iowa Iowa State tests apple storage. Ohio and Wisconsin experiments show sugar beets in northern Wisconsin yield 18 percent sugar. Kansas farmers sign ten acre alfalfa trials with the Agricultural Department for arid regions.
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Watson
New York City
Wfinnernta
Dakotas
Birmingham
Alahar
Rodriguez
Durango
Mexico
Victor Naryan
India
United States
Cornell University
Wisconsin
Glant
Haskell
Kansas
May Weather Forecast Warns of Tornadoes and Storms
A historical forecast warns of a volatile May with violent thunderstorms and possible tornadoes across the West and central regions. Forecaster Hicks predicts heavy rains, hail, snow squalls, and gradual cooling later in the month, with heightened danger around the 27th and potential seismic activity possible at month end.
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Hall
Frost
Ileks
St Louis
Hicks
Spring hats and incomes in the era of high prices
A montage of social notes on fashion costs and marriage burdens. Remarks on spring millinery openings, rich families and happiness, a bishop's rural wisdom, Pharaohs health, a Michigan man biting electricity, and Uncle Sam’s wealth. China eyes the approaching armored fleet, Anna Gould’s persistence.
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New York
Sam
United States
China
Anna Gould
History of Third Party Influence on Electoral Votes
The article analyzes 1900 to 1872 election trends noting multiple parties vying for votes. It highlights instances where third party candidates carried electoral votes, including Weaver and Watson, and explains how electors have shifted between parties across periods, with a focus on party loyalty and coalition effects.
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Alx
Mwa
Tsu
Weaver
Idaho Kansans
Nevada
North Dakota
Oregon
Thomas Lt Watson
Mr Bryan
Peoules Party
Thorne Greeley
Willard Fillmore
Maryland
Colossal apparatus powers Gary steel plant blast furnaces
In Gary Indiana a new device aims to replace steam by using 100000 horsepower from furnace tops. Thirty three 3000 horsepower gas engines will convert furnace gas into electricity. Gas is cleaned through washers and dust removed, while about 30 percent is diverted to blast stoves to heat the air blast.
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Mit
St Gary
Ind
H @ Hunting
March Technical World
Dramatic Trust Formed Controls Global Playwrights
A new organization aims to control dramatic material for hundreds of American play companies. Mies Marbury serves as president with offices in New York and branches in Chicago London Paris Berlin and Vienna. The trust reportedly controls about nine tenths of leading playwrights across England France Germany Austria and Italy, with hundreds of authors enrolled.
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America
Mies Marbury
Wall
New York
Chicago
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Trust
England
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Senate Passes Pension and District Appropriation Bills
The Senate approved the pension and District of Columbia appropriation bills and read the President’s special message urging a legislative program. Debate covered the commodity clause, fiscal bills, and a House resolution aiding cyclone victims, with lengthy remarks by Senator Foraker and others.
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District of Columbia
Senate
Warner
Brownsville
House
South
Elkins
Culberson
Hobe
Townsend
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate approves conference report on Indian appropriation
Senate backs conference report on the Indian appropriation bill. Senate approves Senator Stepburns resolution to list forestry division employees at conventions and any government expenses. Post Office deficit projection exceeds 15 million for the current year. William B Wheeler of California accepts the assistant secretary post in the Commerce and Labor Department. Naval regulations propose mental and physical exams for chaplains and officers.
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Conference
Senate
Stepburn
Post Office Department
William B. Wheeler
California
Department of Commerce and Labor
Lawrence Q. Murray
Navy
Trade review notes slower recovery in Chicago district
R. G. Dun & Co reports gradual business improvement with liquidation easing. General merchandise shows strength as interior buyers place fall and winter orders, while iron and machinery demand steadies. Weak pig iron and limited factory output persist. wood working remains restricted though furniture and boxmaking pick up. Failures total 34 in Chicago district with 10 over 5000 dollars.
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R. G. Dun & Co
yChicago
Chile
Isrand
Aethé
Chicago
New York Weather Improvement Buoys Trade Outlook
Improved weather and crop reports raise optimism for the economy though distributive trade remains weak. Some gains appear in South and central West retail, Easter trade under expectations, jobbers note slower orders, and Western markets show modest fall delivery demand. Textiles low in spirits, shoes see more orders, while overall business failures rise in the week ending April 23 with 274 in the United States and 536 in Canada.
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South
United States
Market Prices Across Cities for Cattle Hogs Sheep and Grains
Including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo Toledo New York price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grains such as wheat corn oats rye barley and dairy butter and eggs across multiple markets. Notable figures include Chicago hogs 3.70 to 4.00, New York wheat No 2 red 1.05 to 1.06, butter creamery 25 to 28 cents, and soybeans not listed.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
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