Affairs in Nicaragua and U S duties dispute
Managua reports strong editorial criticism of the United States in supporting the rebels in the Philippines. U S officials press refunding of duties on goods at Bluefields, arguing the tax was paid to insurgents. Detroit ship remains at Bluefields, with tensions rising as transfer of control nears.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Associated Press
United States
EL Come
Jolo
United Stes
Philippine Islands
Olaya
Bluefields
Amercan
Mexico
Fpr
New York
Asperial
Herald
Washington
Rce
Haynes
Merry
Mer
Hinefields
Tomes
Ie Department
Ameriery Niuppetess
Insukrestioniet
Nicaragwan
Snl
UN Aimertesus
Zohar
Mathes
Nicsiiguin
Detroit
Thuefelds
Mr. Mermy
Canadian American syndicate plans world class ore refinery
A Montreal Mall and Empire special reports that a joint Canadian and American capital group will form a company to build the largest ore refinery in Canada. The proposed capital starts at 2 million dollars and may rise to 5 million. Provisional directors include J W Wilson of Montreal J Gortyonny M P Montreal CG Cathy Standstead Que Leckie Sudbury J J Thompson New York and R M Thompson of Minford Copper New Jersey.
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Toronto
Ont
Mall
Empire
Montreal
Canada
J. W. Wilson
J. Gort Yonny
M. P
CG. Cathy
Standstead
Russian bridges contract awarded to Phoenixville firm
The Phoenix Bridge Company in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, has received a contract to build 12 steel bridges for the Russian government. Work will involve ceramic and structural materials as specified, with ongoing construction to proceed at the works site in Phoenixville.
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Philadelphia
Phoenix Bridge Company
Phoenixville
Plans for Trans Siberian Railway Bridges Near St Petersburg
Pure Tea mn packages Schillings Best a few days, the designs and plans hav ing already been decided. The bridges are for the eastern Chinese railroad, the southeastern extension of the trans- Siberian railway. The material will be shipped to St. Petersburg and thence by rail to Vladivostock. M. Tiperinshoff of St. Petersburg, an engineer of the trans- Siberian railway, is now in Phoenixville superintending the work.
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Trans- Siberian Railway
St. Petersburg
Vladivostock
M. Tiperinshoff
Phoenixville
Two Cuban rolls to measure insurgent strength
New York April dispatch from Havana reports American authorities will split the insurgent army into two experimental rolls. One lists those under arms on February 15, 1898, and the other those enrolled on April 1, 1898. Brooke and Gomez will determine which reflects true fighting strength for a $3,000,000 fund. The disbursement aims to ease currency shortages in Cuba.
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New York
Tribune
Havana
Ernest
Maine
Blanco
Madrid
Brooke
Gomez
Burnside
Cuba
Snluries
Ely
Controversy Over Dead Man's Island Lease Sparks City Crisis
Vancouver factions support Theodore Ludgate in opposing city lease terms for Dead Man's Island. It is argued the island belongs to the provincial government, prompting calls for the mayor and council to resign and for a public meeting next Monday. Legislation in May 2A authorized $5,000,000 in bonds for St Louis city and a constitutional amendment to fund a World’s Fair exhibit in 1905 commemorating the Louisiana Purchase.
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Vancouver
Theodore Ludgate
Dead Man's Island
Comwell Chamber
Dead Men's Island
Dominion
Ludgate
Jefferson
St. Lowa
St. Louis
Levee Clash Indicts Lewne Street In Missouri
Pemiscot county farmers bring federal indictment for alleged levee damage after rivers diverted to Lewne Street in Saint Louis Missouri on April seventeenth. Local authorities report the incident as a significant criminal act tied to farming interests and flood control.
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Lewne
St. Louuis
Pemiscott County
Southwist Missouri
Died From Injuries After Monterey Accident
A native of New York aged eight died from injuries sustained when a man was thrown from a vehicle near Monterey on April 29 while driving with his six year old son.
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Raneen Fren
Treut
Monterey
New York
Sudden Death of Prominent New York Merchant Dufais
Ferdinand T. F. Dufais, longtime New York merchant and cotton exchange member, died suddenly at his home last night.
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Wana
New York
Ferdinand TF. Dufais
The
Cotton Exchange
Short Line Fare for Excursions at Beautiful Resort
Beautiful resort available for excursion trips with liberal terms. Guaranteed perfect train service and first class management. For details contact CHAS LIEBENSTEIN at Room 628 Hennessy Building.
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Chas. Liebenstein
Hennessy Building
Carpenters Union Announces Fair-Wage Work Policy
Members of Carpenters Union No. 112 pledge to work only for fair employers paying union scale. Signed by J. G. Fumerton and A. F. Rosslow, with oversight by the president and secretary. The notice urges adherence to union hours and wage standards.
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Nembers of Carpenters’ Union No
J. G. Fumberton
Pry A. F. Rosslow
Ree
Quiet Wardner Mine Strike Faces Federal Interest
At Wardner Idaho 230 workers report to Bunker Hill Sullivan mines as guards dwindle. Company seeks federal aid citing 1902 injunction. Governor Stellenberg suggests state board review. W. Brad, president, travels from Tacoma to say non union mines pay union rates and the district’s only non union site, an eyesore to unions, regains tramway control with 200 workers ready to return.
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Wardner
Idaho
Bunker Hill
Stellenberg
State Board of Arbistration
United States
Entty
Boise
Wardner Union
Tacoma
Wash
W. Brad
Bunker Hill and van Company
Coour Mene
Bunker Hill and
Sullivan
Bradley
Miners’ Union
Louis
The Game of Initials at a Ladies Evening
A Ladies' Home Journal event had ladies receive cards listing nine questions. Each answer must start with the two initials of the speaker's name, creating a playful puzzle with humorous outcomes and quirky responses.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Beulah
Visitor From Andersonville Reports Preserved Earthworks
A recent visitor to Andersonville states that the earthworks and stockade remain intact and the wells dug by prisoners are in as good condition as when completed. He notes Providence Spring, named for its sudden emergence, continues to provide a steady supply of pure water.
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Andersonville
Providence
Wall Paper Sale and Recovery Reward Notice at 325 South Main
An advertisement notes today’s hanging of wallpaper at Thompson Paint and Wall Paper Co. 325 South Main Street with a large stock and phone number 32. It also offers $20 sets of teeth for $10 by Dr Wix and a reward for information leading to the recovery of goods stolen from Newman and Pinkston tailors at 1 West Broadway.
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Thompson Paint & Wall Paper Company
South Main Street
Dr. Wix
Newman & Pinkston
West Broadway
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Red Boot Shoe Co
Butte, Mont
Owsley Block
Mont
Weinberg Bros, & Epstein
Cook’s
Park Street
Butte Exch’g, Furniture Co
J. Chauvin
W. Broadway
Butte Gas Light and Coke CO
East Broadway
Resent
Ramona
Grocers
Sullivan and
Bunker Hill Mines
Iseus
P.O
Barber College
Minneapolinn
Inter Mountain Office
Montana
J. E. Richards Co
Oewhsli
West Park
East Quarta
Arizona Street
J. EB. Richards Co
Broadway
Brick Church
Copper
Alaska
Gilly Colorado Street
West Granite
East Trondwa
Gutte
W. HL. Winte
Bath
South Mains
Emporia
Porphyry Street
Galena Street
Sherman
Arizona and
Mercury Streets
X.L. N.T
South Main
South
Montana Street
West Granite Street
Johnson, Reid & Kennedy
East Platinum
Arizona
Utah Avenue
Third Street
J. Be, Richards Co
Chas. En Smith
West
Granite Street
W.H Winters
Oweley Block
Joan S. Schmidt
West Gran Street
Morris
West Park Street
Mme, Guy
Dakota Street
John Stech
Practical
North
East Park Street
Tent Corner Park
Braden & Bapty
Hamilton Street
Carney & Hands
A. B. Rombaudr
E. Broadway
McDermott
Pasmore
Studio 10
Nevada Street
Second Judicial District
State of
Silver Bow
James. Caldwell Singer
A. D
Ndersinville
Abel
Charlie
Dr. Rinehart
Hennessy Block
G. Leo Hagenburger
W. Park
Tel
Aaredan- Periyniva Pitts
Joniud Mubatiinite
Tvatt
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