Electric railway to link San Juan with towns in Porto Rico
Reports note Porto Rico to get its first electric railway built by Americans. It will connect San Juan with several surrounding towns. The piece also mentions local politics, suffrage, a mayoress election, and a mix of humorous and historical items.
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Porto Rico
Towens
San Juan
Heattie, Kun
Washington
United States
Cali
Porto Ries
Beef Inquiry Board
McKinsey Fine
Mexico
Admiral Sehrey
Admiral Unwell
Paval
Springfield
Hingis
Richard J. Oglesby
Oglehurst
Eilhart
Tanner
Otter State
Ilinois National Guard
Episcopal Church
Seymour
Church of St. John the Baptist
Renmins
Cons Piny H
Decatur
Felivite
Paris
Mississippi Rail Taxes Drive Big Suit Across State
Mississippi State News reports revenue agents pressing railroads for back taxes totaling 175000 with separate claims of 80000 and 125000, part of broader disputes with Illinois Central and branches. A jury deadlock in a related murder case over a 1876 death prompted ongoing legal debate. Mississippi Press Association plans May meetings in Vicksburg with tours and receptions.
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Messrs
Calhoon & Lire
State Revenue
Natches, Jackson , Columbus
Yasco , Missieippi Valley
Thy
Ilinois Central Company
Railroards
Callroads
Walter
T. W. Tacit
J. A. Bacon
Willie
Salbrieder
Willie Bacon
Sul
Stevens
Supreme Court Cvse
Misninalppi Press Association
Metruire
Mississippi Press Association
Vicksburg
Leavour
Pan
Baton Rouge
Ito Doom
Aud Eity
Nutehex
New Oreleans
Port Chalmette
Association
Mississippi Matters Notes of Past and Current Events
A long list of Mississippi counties and officials appears in notes from the Democratic County Executive Committee and related local figures. The item covers county-by-county names, places, and local governance details, with references to elections and state officer roles and terms.
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Mississippi
Inofticn Maren
Melanria
J. H. Jones
K. Folles
JH. Jones
Senate
Bower
W. L Halder
AL May
Wiley N. Nash
AL Whlrei
K W. Hrowi
Supreme Court
Nail
Wirt
Fous
Ved
Keane
Dd Metonia
MM Kyang
Rails
Schoor
Ameo
Assembly
United States
Act of Congress of Duty
Hernando D. Money
William V. Sullivan
Congress
Maren
Jona M. Allen
Armistice request and insurgent actions in Manila report
The Manila dispatch reports Filipino representatives Arguelles and Dermal seeking peace talks under a truce, escorted to Manila by Maj. Malinoy. Insurgents recover trenches, morale drops after Calumpit defeat, while Amercans press for armistice talks by May 1. Revelations of mutiny and prisoner status accompany broader notes on U.S. progress in the Philippines.
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Chicago
John 'S
Sle Cureheun
Chicaga Record
Manila
Matacanan
Iiet Gente
Los Manuel Arguises
Lioot
Jose Dermal
Maliinoy
MasArthur
Sehurman
Charles Denby
Philippine Commission
Palnen
Ger Orls
Truquirq Ae
Calumptt
Tland
Agutmalite
Wolpoe
San Pernandis
Liver
Washington
Army
Navy
Otis Fr Hay
War Department
Philippines
Ltt
Philadelphia
Pont
McKinley
Hale
Pike
W. Bulletin
Abbott
Reneca St
Buffalo
Storms and Destruction Hit Midwestern Towns
Across Missouri Iowa Nebraska and nearby states a string of tornadoes and storms caused deaths injuries and major damage. Kirksville Newton and Lancaster in Missouri endured twisters with ruined homes and fires. Newtown and Monona county faced widespread ruin and casualties. several towns reported collapse of buildings and loss of life while searing weather events stretched from Omaha to Milwaukee and beyond with blizzards rain and lightning damaging infrastructure and delaying work crews.
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Sow
Breckinridge
Col
Kingman Implement Company
Omaha
Neb
James Caldwell
Joseph Inn
Williamsport N. C
Galena
Kan
Charles Williame
Williame
Laura Cana Trax
Fifty Mile
Alaska
Calton
Nebraska
Storsenberg
Manila
Kanapotis
Kanan Falian
W Hartz
Salt Works
W. C. Jackson
Lincoln
Missouri River
Reuben Frantz
Worth Township
Springfield
Mother Stewart
Atlanta
Jane Tettaton
Malden
J. J. Tettaton
Supreme Court of Michigan
Washington
Fred Limp
San Francisco
Apia
Ate
Canon City
Mitchell
Frank Howard
Allie Smith
Cambridge
St. Joseph
Missouri
Rock Island
Burlington
Leavenworth, Knn
Gen
Grant
San Pedro
Cal
Mo Kiley
Hhs
White House
Quana, Im
Apore
Kirkaville
Kirksville
Pharente
R K. Anderson
Amanda Tmilington
Br Fillings
Mra
J. Dowman
Drew Bowman
Theodore Brighni
James Cunningham
Tolllett
W. W. Gréen
Mise Henle
Ann Miller
Blue Panchettan Fairy
Mary Rorabaugh
I. K. Sherburn
John ©. Weaver
Misa Leone Whaley
Mra. Woods
Joseph Woods
St. Louis
Iowa
Missouri State Line
Harrison, Grundy
Sullivan, Linn
Maron
Shelby
Marion
Lewis, Knox, Adair, Sullivan
Putnam
Kirk
Newton
Lincaster
Chillicothe
Newtown
St. Maul
Desper
Laban Evans
William Slays
Ute
Monona County
Solilier River
Villey
Hanson Sev~ Vrson
Harry Feren
George Ferrn
Shields
John Amerston
Bee
Deadwood
Black Hills
Milwaukee
Antige
Fifth Avenue
Madison
German Lutheran Church
Brown
Hires
Faurbach
Winsna
Dartford
Charles ‘Thrasher
Mymouth
Martin Hang
Rumin
Colored Jen
Nance
W. K. Crosby
Delaware
Toronto
Cuba
Japan
Hoke Smith
Associated Press
Fifteem Dubtings
Detroit
Mich
Newaygo
Croton
Newago
Mable
Fragmentary NY Chronicle style chatter on elevators and medicine
Disjointed passage references an elevator, ward lities, and health remedies in a murky flow. Mentions Uncle Allen Sparkw and Chicago Tribun with a dying line and goods not fading by sunlight or washing, all in a ragged opinion fragment.
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Allen Sparkw
Chicago Tribun
Putnam
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Europe
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Hyde Park
Clara Barton
Red Croxa Sociery
Cala Mod
Speaker Reed
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Gen. Grant
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Mississippi State News
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State
van Wilson
Holmes
Ile
Rob Whittington
Tehula
Meridian
Jackson
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Alabama & Vicksburg Railroad
Thomas Khe
Hill
Henry Izard
Mississippi Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Peabody
State Board of Education
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Lessington
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Ukolona
Ripans
Arrows Climrcan Company
Spruce St
J. L. Power
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Glenville
J. W. Anderson
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RU. Roberts
Mat. Bishop
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Kotex Mill
LK. McDonald
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Ofations Guibert
Lena
Lexcoln County
H. Cassedy, Sr
Ryaw
Ay Ce ‘Agwuns
W. A. Harris
Wood
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Dunbar
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Trinity
W. Aclaire
Snarp
Wall Hall
A. Q. Greer
Pons Camp
D. W. Miller
Dg. Muler
Waterford
AL Brauislia
Bary Grove
K.P. Martin
Coyce
J. I. Saunders
Laws Hit
Mosker Counvy
H. J. Lana
Wood Clopton
Walter Lambeth
Aberdeen
Via
Sphinge
JC. Burdive
Smithvitte
Jol. Noverts
Quincey
George Edgeworth
Kye
Agger
Hatoilton
J. Conningbatin
Midow
WF. Mayfield
J. M. Buchanan
Neuton
J. A. Musfield
Amoryi
Batuerson
Higgins
J. L. Dvebridge
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Jo Ke Beall
Rest
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J. M. Hudson
Harris
Hattiesburg
C. Dearman
J. D. Draugtin
We. Davis
Augusta
J. F. Hearne
Ws, McLeod
Agnes
J. M. Wesson
Estabutebie
W. G. Birlow
Morristown
A. P. Courtnay
Brookl Jn
King
Katron
Phi Brown
Pine County
G. W
Troy
Stews
Toccopala
G. Wells
Kera
Paenvias Cocury
Sam H. Allen
G. W. Colling
A. Gi. Smith
James Atwood
Boonesvile
J.D. ¥. Campbell
Dry Run
J. D. Bilis
Haldwyo
M.D. L. Tyra
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H.C. Mearfeu
Hickory Piaing
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Od. Hill
Raccett
James Denson
New Site
A. Ml. Belsier
Qerrman Coust
J. BD. Andrews
T. J. ‘Williams
W. V. Turerr
K. Shotwell
W. Darnet
W. B Clarke
CL. Keys
J. W. Roger, Gelen
W.A. Turner
L. Marks
J.T. Crofford
W. T. Dickerson
J. M. Whatley
State Board of Examiners Aggttin Id
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Payette
Briday
Mays
Jefferson
Bureau of Statistics
Statistician
Sun Pronetheus
Millsaps College
Galloway and
Lamar
J. A. Tout
Attala
T. W. Holloman
Yazoo
J. EB
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Gga
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Thaler
Yorktown
Ka-Gav
Woner Ami Mit
Anteteh
Hotel Belle Vue
Raleigh
Delaware River
Gage
Ottawa
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I. E. Henderson
National House of Representativen
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George
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Chatia
C. A. de
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Tenn
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Savings Panik
Metrorpolitan
Griove
L. A. W. Bulletin
Hood
ADIES
Alatastine
Vali Pingement
Bee Ed Buckinghan
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