A Bloodless May Day Across Europe
Europe marked May Day with minimal disturbances as police and military precautions kept order. London saw a massive labor gathering with one drumbeat of danger as a bag of dynamite canisters was found near Woolwich Arsenal but no blast occurred.
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Europe
England
Hyde Park
London
The
Paris
France
Republic
Spain
Neville
Italy
Foris
Germany
Liege
Anatrect
Yeeman
Betwen
Manchester
Bradford
Glasgow
Scotland
Sucre
Belgium
Woard
Kall
Treasury monthly report shows April changes in circulation totals
The Treasury’s April statement records a net increase of 4.08 million in circulation, with notable declines in standard silver dollars and gold certificates. Increases include silver Treasury notes and silver certificates, plus currency certificates and United States notes. May 1 totals place overall circulation at about 1.019 billion with substantial bullion holdings and cash certificates updated from April.
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United States Treasury Department
United States
Treasury
Carey
Volcanoes in Action Near Tako Sulfules Erupt After Quake
A Yuma dispatch reports a volcano near Tako Sulfules by the Gulf of California erupting after a recent earthquake. The surrounding region over twenty miles lights up with burning sulfur and molten rocks thrown hundreds of feet into the air.
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Yuma
Arizona
Tako Sulfules
Gulf of California
Vara
Multiple disasters and events sweep 19th century news
A vast forest fire near Richland New Jersey scorches over a thousand acres, plus a separate blaze on Rattlesnake Mountains near Oxford. Freight wrecks near Churchville kill an engineer. a prisoner, Franklin Wann, gains commutation for prior bank wrecking. Bishop McDonnell installed in Brooklyn. steamship head for Russia relief cargo sails from New York. Earthquakes in Concord New Hampshire and Gloucester Connecticut. Royal and labor unrest across states. storms, floods, and thefts reported. national political shifts, and a large US naval and railway incident list reflected.
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Richland
N.J
South Sersey
Oxford
Churchville
Ne. Y
Walter Jones
Walter Jones Was Killed. ‘the Cars Caught Fire, Fenpdinanp Wann
Ying Bing
N. Y
Afarino National Bank
M. L. Woakley
Berlin
Penn
Bister McDonnell
Diocess
Brooklyn
Ehead Salial
New York
Russia
Red Cross Society
Washington
Concord
N. EL
Goffstown
N. 3. _ Grasqrecotrens and querrymop
England
Joux McWinxren
Connecticut
Boltonville
Ichildren
Taropone L. Woopnorr
Gloucester
Fires rage across Toklo destroying 740 houses
Reports indicate a massive fire in Toklo Japan burning twenty streets and causing numerous casualties with fatalities estimated from seventeen to forty two. A separate drowning incident in Kushiro Harbor left forty people dead after a stoner named Taidon Mara encountered floating ice.
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Toklo
Japan
Taidon Mara
Kushiro Harbor
Fronexorn Bruxn Osnonnm
London
Doomatog
Nesne
Tonital Wot
Roops
Quigs Victoura
England
Windsor
France
Germany
Newfoundland
Canada
World's Fair aims and plans fill Chicago Exposition
Woolen manufacturers unite for fair exhibit. Cuauxcey A Ozrew elected New York World's Fair Board president. Racise Wisconsin plans full tannery plant for Exposition. Iris reports 100 tons of exhibits collected awaiting shipment at Lima and Callao. Colombian National Military Institute seeks attendance and campsite. A monster panorama of the Borneso Alps prepared for display. Bavaria to send two professors to report on US progress. Britain enlarges Works Fair funding to 300000, space free for exhibitors. Lyxett completes arrangements for a Philips Islands orbibit and shifts focus to Java. Wisconsin monolith 107 feet high to stay at Jackson Park. Banox de Jeuxe relics eyed for exhibition. DeMaret’s wars veteran collection spans French caves. Swiss committee pushing for credible Swiss pavilion at the Fair. Casino Music Hall contracts total 279700. Costa Rica’s fine archaeological collection to Madrid then Chicago for Sunday schools headquarters. Kant Havesueck studies lions and related big cats for a large Hamburg display. Hagenbock’s lion group proceeding toward Exposition. Construction advances on Expo grounds with heavy workmen. Texas building contract set at 100000 with Spanish renaissance exterior. Railways urged to cut rates for dedicatory ceremonies in October. Diaz urges October 12 as Mexican National holiday for Columbus commemoration. March 1 sketches for central construction building completed. facility to host construction bureau and emergency services. North Carolina women raise 10000 for state building and a Virginia Dare memorial. Exposition construction progressing. grounds being landscaped with thousands of trees and shrubs.
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New York
Iris
Lima
Callao
National Military Institute of Columbia
South America
Amonster Panoram
Borneso Alps
Bavaria
Institute of Technology
United States
Owig
Great Britain
Luren
Lyxett
Word
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Philipins Islands
Java
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Jackson Park
Banox Os Jeuxe
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DeMaret
Roneat
McConwick
London
Geneva
Costa Rica
America
Madrd
Chicago
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Adividal Roads
Diaz
Columbus
New World
Construction Bureau
Columbian Guards
Iniergency Hospital
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Finshet
North Carolina
Tryon Palace
Virginia Dare
North Carolin Svt
Inex
Machimery Hall
Wakley
Americans Send Famine Aid Train to Russia Amid Solemn Ceremonies
C M C Reave reports on the Missouri cargo of 6,250,000 pounds of flour and meal sent from twenty six states with New York Chamber of Commerce supplying 12,000 dollars. The relief train faced blessings by Greek clergy and Russian officials as it moved toward famine districts along the Volga region. Reave describes stark scenes of hunger, with soup kitchens distributing rations and families rationed, noting noble efforts ofRussian nobility and officials to aid peasants. He cites Prince or Cesar as frugal, with government and private contributions amounting to millions for relief.
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C. McC. Reave
Russia
Missouri
Minnesota
Nebraska
New York Chamber of’ Commerce
Rusaia
Tambout
Surrater
Samarra
Count Bobrinsky
Dr. Crawford
Libau
Whch
Inner Harbor
Magcaw
Upper Volga
Nizar Novgoroi
Rueda
Sr. Reeve
Miniater Smith
Cesar
Local Diamond Notes From A Vague Event
Browse is to play lefthold for Louls ville. Cleveland was the first team to play an errorless game. Kerr's catching for Boston shows no deterioration. Wour has ten seasons with Louisville and releases a ling body. Keefe of the Philadelphias is pitching strongly. Fixies of New York catches Rus sie's delivery. Cross of Philadelphia is the country’s popular player. Treasy are postponed with vacant days to play them off.
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Cleveland
Kerr
Boston
Wour
Louisville
Ling Body
Keefe
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Bodus
Fixies
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Russie
Cross
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Detroita
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McCarthy
Tue Bostony
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Leary
Snonister Cooxry
Chicago
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Ewine
Anson
Chicagos
New York Nine
McPurry
Cincinnati
Clarkson and
Folly
Boston Battery
New York
Loulavilla
Uhitadp
Louis
Baltimore
Senate Passes Amended Chinese Exclusion Bill in Narrow Vote
The Senate approved the amended Chinese Exclusion bill by thirty to fifteen with a scant quorum. Provisions require Chinese laborers to obtain a certificate of residence within one year or risk arrest and possible removal. The report notes a scandal about St Andrews Coffee House in New York, linked to a scheme by its founder to swindle funds.
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United States
Ilmita
Internal Revenue
Raveaue
United States Marshal
United States Ag
Seclding
Jicknes
Conference Committee
Yeas
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Allison
Chandler
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Gallinger
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Hansbrough
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Ees Power
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Squire
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Wolthal
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White
Bate
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Colah
Darren Dixon
George
Gray
Reins
Kyle
Pals Patt
Pugh
Sherman
Wilson
St. Andrewa Coffes House
New York
Lamadri
Late New York prices for country produce and dairy items
The list records wholesale prices in New York for beans, peas, white kidney and other dried beans, Lima and other legume varieties, with per bushel figures and quality grades. It also lists creamery and cheese outputs with state and factory designations, noting extras and varying qualities across regions.
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Lima
Cal
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Miraculous Recovery in Locomotor Ataxia Case Quant
A historical hospital record recounts Charles A. Quant, treated for locomotor ataxia starting 1889. Doctors deemed incurable, yet Quant later reports recovery attributed to Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, with notes on the medicine's origins, claims, and availability.
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Atlanta
Estey Organ Company
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Ware
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St. Peter’sospital
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Ont
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Vest Hospital
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Dr. Williams Kredicine Company
James' Single-track Railway Called One-Legged Railroad
A California project, the James Single-track Railway, runs a nine to fourteen mile line from Tres Pinos to Burt's Limo Kiln in Gavilan range San Benito County. An engine on a low frame pulls three loaded cars on a slot track with pivoted wheels and side flanges to navigate tight curves. Builders David B. James J J Burt P Minor of this city and David Levin of Portland face playful mockery as the odd line earns its nickname the one legged railroad.
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Burt
Limo Kiln
Gavilan Range
San Beatto County
Cal
David B. James
J. J. Burt
P. Minor
David Levin
Portland
James
Onnie
San Francisco Examiner
Overcrowded Rail Car Leads to Removal by Guard
A passenger objected to an additional rider in a crowded railway carriage. After a heated exchange the aggrieved traveler was removed by the guard, while another man quietly took the vacant seat, highlighting strict rail rules against standing passengers.
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Cody
Artificial Coloration of Birds Observed by Dr Bauermann
The naturalist Dr Bauermann reports that cavary birds fed on cayenne pepper change color from yellow to red. Pepper compounds separate into coloring and irritating oily parts. the oil carries color. After maceration, adding the oil restores coloring. White hens also show color changes, and their egg yolks become bright red. alkanet root yields violet hues. Scientific American.
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Bauermann
Beientific American
A Texas JusticePonders Law On Border Crimes
A Texas peace justice faced a border case choosing between Arkansas and Texas law for a murder and horse theft. He offered to set free for horse theft under Arkansas law but punish for murder, or acquit for murder under Texas law but hang for horse theft. The story notes a famed curious equity on jurisdiction.
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Texas Journal
Justice of the Peace
Texas
Arkansas
Horoes Tealing
New York Post
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cure or Money Back
Dr Pierte presents a blood purifying tonic claiming to prevent and cure a range of diseases from torpid liver to skin ailments and consumption. The ad asserts early use helps, guarantees results, and offers a $500 indemnity if catarrh remedy fails to cure.
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Pierte
Dr. Sago
Riak
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