Resignation of Prince Bismarck Shocks German Court
Berlin reports Emperor William II accepted Prince Bismarck's resignation after a clash over funds for the Duke of Cumberland and labor policy. The entire Prussian ministry quit as Bismarck stood firm against the Emperor. Leadership shifts and cabinet reshuffles followed amid censorship of Telegrams.
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Prince Bismarck
Berlin
Europa
William
Germany
Windthorst
Duke of Cumberland
Hanover
Guelph Fund
Reich
Party of Mises Centre
Herbert Bismarck
Iniater Maybach
Herren Rickert
Goldschmidt
Freisinnige
Reisinnige Party
Breisinnige
Hand
Miquel
Brorle
Bismarck
German Empire
Prussia
Count Herbert Bismarck
William II
Coalation
Frederick
Bismark
William I
Congress Debates Trust Suppression Bills and Taxation Issues
Newly gleanings report bills to suppress trusts before Congress. Other items note a Chilean census tally, grave discoveries in Sioux Falls, New York prisons, a Massachusetts liquor vote, and a Japanese exposition. The slate includes Welsh mine disasters, Texas blizzards, and global economic tensions amid rising capital needs in Japan.
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Congress
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
New York
Crrr
Massachusetts
Tokio
Morsay
Wales
Texas
Japan
Washington Memorial
Irish Land League
Customs Committee
French Chamber of Deputies
Tria
Indiana
Stanztey
Indy and
Glass Manufacturers
Pittsburg
South America
Colorado River
Canon
India
General Minter
United States
Upper
Bilesia
Austria
Commercial Ant and Industrial Company of the
Congo
Paris
Dynamite Blast Kills Two Near Kvine Centre New York
The blast near Kvine Centre New York leaves two dead and about a dozen injured as dynamite explodes in a quarry area. Police investigate hazards and sources of the blast amid ongoing recovery efforts.
Agitation Over Cuba Annotation Reaches Crisis Stage
The dispute over U S annotation of Cuba escalates as Havana papers like La Tardo denounce Spanish administration. The Spanish govern ment’s handling of affairs is blamed for stirring resentment and calls for independence or annexation grow stronger amid editor trials and public reaction.
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Cuba
United States
Serning
Havana
la Tordo
Prive
Invasion of Cherokee Strip Sparks Boomers Movement
Thousands of settlers rush into the Cherokee Strip after Oklahoma land open claim bill. Mayors Nyce of Caldwell and Nycebury town plan, with Captain Burbank urging restraint, while troops are readied to stop or assist the invasion. Reports note armed boomers, caravans by wagon and train, and fears of expulsion once the bill passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Ken
Cherokee Strip
Corcoaf
Kansas
Associated Press
Cherokee
Townpapera
Caldwell
Winfield
Senate
Kiowa
Tunnewell
Boomera
Mecca
Rome
House
J. W. Nyce
Catdiwell
Pontiac
Pond Creek
Nycebury
Burbank
Oklahoma City
Nycetaya
Nyco
Hig Boomers
United States
Strip
Fort Leavenworth
Brown
Leavenworth
Hypnotized Giant Undergoes Surgery in St Louis Dispensary
George Wilson, a tall black man, was brought to a St Louis dispensary with a four inch cheek wound. Dr H Jacobson used hypnosis instead of an anesthetic, putting Wilson to sleep for the sewing. He felt no pain during the procedure and woke to report the wound hurt. Further experiments were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
St. Louis
H. Jacobson
Wikola
Hin
Wilens
Train Wreck Near Pembroke Ontario Kills Two
A railway accident one mile past Graham's Bridge near Pembroke Ontario sent the train off a twenty five foot embankment. Fifty six or more passengers and crew were injured with two fatalities. An escaping convict aided his keeper after the wreck as doctors arrived from Cabden and Pembroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham's Bridge
Pembroke
Ontario
Muskrat Bridge
Midi
Cabden
Musical and Dramatic News and London Stage Sensations
A digest of fall lecture plans by Frank Lestus on Pergolesi in Naples and other musical events. A London and Paris sensation by violinist White. New Haven set to see Louis Acpriem’s The Editor in April. Boston stage with Sreant Rowson at Hollis Street Theatre. Steel Mackage’s new play by Manos teased with public backing. Beanty Vinrant Lesoitn relief drive in Boston. Kendals perform in New York Fifth Avenue Theatre. Czar abolishes German Court Theatre in St Petersburg May 1. French company to replace German troupe. HeynytM Stanly to be paid $159,000 for England lectures. German Court notes and London Musical Directory figures. Buffalo chatter on theater and orchestral players in London.
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Teheran
Persia
Siustage
Senate
Tirard
Brisbane
Australia
Emerands
Abomey-Kilsvy
Quebec
Grand Army of the Republic
Tur
Berlin
Elberfeld
Germany
M. de Frevcino
Frank Lestus
Pergolesi
Naples
White
Dragil
London
Paris
Louis Acpriem
New Haven
St. Louis Criies
Clara Morris
Camille
Sreant Rowson
Hollis Street Theatre
Boston
Mos Manos
Steel Mac'cage
Ennty Boort
Boneton
Josaps Jefferson
W. J
Heynytm Stanly
England
Hans von BuLow
IND
Bufealo Bil Wits Hiss
Pais Hs
Paguntis
Eight Die In Gas Stageat Nottingham Coal Mine
Widows sue Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Co for damages totaling 100 000 after a fatal mine gas explosion at Nottingham. Other items note bribery indictments in New York City and various 94-98 events across the country including Irish observances and a Georgia capitol sale.
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Nottingham
Fenn
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Banner” Mantin
Public Works
Sherif
Register’s Office
Walsh
Sherif Young
New York City
D. Chambers
Hot Springs
N. C
Trnce
del Norte
Col
F. August Canin
Austin
Minch
United States
William 8. Preston
New York
Cognac
James 8. Kellogg
Louisiana
Stettin
Alfred W. Street
Coaticook
Samuel B. Zeigler
Iowa
Aix-la-Chapelly
James
D. Danforth
Pennsylvania
Verviers
Liege
Daniel Lake
Brooklyn
Blaine
Tracy
Gampol
Britzerland
Tur
Rothwell
St. Petersburg
Russia
Brigandage in Mexican Highlands Sparks Quick Executions
In San Felipé Mexico brigands flood the region with highway robbery. Five months see over fifty men shot by State or national troops after swift trials and remote jailing. Residents arm themselves amid a climate of fear and vigilant punishment.
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San Felipé
Mexico
Tropics
Ana
National League and Players League News From Cleveland
Reports from Cleveland cover shifts in 1904 schedules and bids for players like O'Brien from Worcester and Healy who moved to Hot Springs. Notes on Brooklyn standings, Boston catchers Swett and Hay do, and new grandstand plans for Brooklyn grounds. Mentions labor tension in Chile and immigration impact on wages.
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Lour
Tor
Cleveland
O'Brien
Worcester
Mass
Tor Brooklyn
Wes Dunny
Philadelphia
Caruthers
Brortheil
Bastwan Duxnar
Pittsburg
Leigny Club
Mayure
Leagun
Boston Wall
Haydo
National League
Swett
Players’ League
Players League
John Morrill
Aoas
Association
League
Brooklyn
Syracuae
Rochester
Toledo
Tragedy at Bowen Merrell Book Store Fire in Indianapolis
A basement blaze at the Bowen Merrell Company wholesale book store on Washington Street in Indianapolis exploded into a catastrophe. The collapse of the burning structure killed ten and wounded fifteen to twenty, with many in critical condition as rescue teams fought to save those buried beneath bricks and timber.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bowen Merrell Company
Washington Street
Dougherty
Ingain
James
Webb Robinson
Benga
Sa 1
Buiding
Fnll
Thomas Dillon
Brush Electric Company
A TUSSLE WITH SIX WOMEN IN KERSHAW COUNTY
The Sheriff of Kershaw County and a deputy forced entry at Lynch's Creek to eject a white Ateen family with four men and six women. The women defended the house with boiling water pots and fought deputies until the home was seized and bolted shut. They vow to return, and arrests may follow.
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Kershaw County
S.C
Lynch's Creek
Ateen
Canton
Market Prices and Commodities Across Regions
A transcription of diverse farm and food items with prices and weights. Lists cattle, calves, sheep, hogs, wool, butter, eggs, hay, corn, wheat, barley, and oats with regional notes from New York to Boston and Watertown. Mentions price ranges and market terms for dairy products and livestock.
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New York
Reeves
State Creamery
Fairie Good
Weat, l. Creamery
Ieee
Shkums
Pa Wooster
State
Penn
Western
Plu
Mediaa
Sarley
Boston
Sant Sanite Yellawn
Yoo State
Rittieseneerse
OO Watertown
Mahs
Ceteee
Philadelphia
Nour—Lenn
Ted
Vareh
A Tower House Dwelling Design for Boys Considering a Career
An article for boys on architecture notes the field is not crowded with fewer than a thousand architects in the United States. It explains the need for design and invention beyond drawings and provides a described plan of a medium cost tower house with detailed dimensions, materials, and optional features accounting for labor and material costs around New York City.
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United States
New York City
R. W. Sitorrett
I. Roerlers
Dht
LOE Co
Bethlehem
Koehler
Koshlo
Isaac
Saves
Isasc ‘Ko Ses
SRO
Strecklyn
New Folk
Sale
Beckie Stabicn
Easton, Ie
N. J
Hamilton Ayers
A. M
M.D
Watt
Goec
Mirriggo
Thia
Leomard Bt
Duryee & CO
Mam' Salto
Mila Building
Erazer
Fraud Exposed in Parkersburg Counterfeiting Case
A strange discovery in Parkersburg West Virginia reveals extensive counterfeiting gear and technique. Thiam Lewis once lived in squalor as believed indigent, prompting City Council and charitable women to aid him. Bishop Peterkin earlier sheltered him before Lewis was jailed, shocking the town and exposing hypocrisy and crime. A church elder unearthed molds and dies for counterfeit money, plus a full counterfeiters outfit hidden in various spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Thiam Lewis
Insand
Peterkin
Lewis
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Franco-Dahoman War Commentary From Paris Dispatch
Paris reports the King of Dahomey with his female warriors retreated to Lama after four days near Godamer, avoiding the French oats. Dahoman forces held Jodumey erecting fortifications. 000 Dahomans and a female general were killed. French captives were said to be safe at Whydah.
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Paris
Dahomey
Franco
Lama
Godamer
Jodumey
Whydah
Confederate General Saved by Pins in Battle Tent
A Georgia Confederate general survived a sharpshooter's bullet that pierced his tent and chest when it struck a package of pins sent by his wife. The pins drove into his flesh, turning him into a walking pin cushion yet saving his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta’ Journal
Funeral customs and catarrh cure claims in old notice
An old miscellany notes Alpine funeral customs with feasting after burial and predeath visits. It also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back claim and lists testimonials. Electrical phenomena are described at a northern Switzerland observatory with vivid thunderstorm details.
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Hall
Hail
F. J. Cheney & Cot
Toledo
Druzgista, Th
Sants
Switzerland
Hondsement Lady Praises Kemp’s Balsam For Coughs
A local woman claims Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and Lungs stopped a persistent cough when other remedies failed and says druggists will offer a sample bottle free. Horatio Avora, long associated with boys’ literature, has built a fortune in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lercough
Horatio Avora
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Iinois State Institution For
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Somerville
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William P. Tallibee
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Low
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Gregle
Garth
Fayerre County
Virginia
D. McDaniel
Jenosa Pati
Dr. Yobias
Derby Power
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Jay Gouin
Dobbing
J.B. Dobbins
Tanelli
Hood
Cred Teel Tog
Lamike
Guat iRy Lariau
North Columbus
Lona
Shrewsbury
Masa
QL Wood & CO
Lowell, Mans
Pierce
Fierce
Main Street
la Grippe
Ayer
J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
Ely's
ELY Bros
la Aerate Ste
Price
Anternoy
Radway & CO
Orthern- Pacific
Alnnoso
North Dakosta
Hlontana
Idaho
Chas
B. Lamborn
Tober
Forlius Cata
Taos FE
Ling
Atty
Jads Stepilens
Lebanon
W. L. Douglas
Joe
Douglas
Brockton, Mews
DR. Schenge
Prica
Tiburg
Welstaterary Prec
Catelogne
Lulburg Mfo. CO
Stanley
York
Caresi
Do Zraza
Corsica
Oo, Ohio
Iba
Fally Ob
Day
Poiso
Isis
Dyma
Hazey Warren
Poods
Murray
Widdleman
Wilber A. Murray
Cincinnati
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