Emperor Joseph in Berlin as Austria lists military pageantry
An account of German Austrian war maneuvers at Jueterbogk and a grand imperial visit. Emperor Francis Joseph and Emperor William inspect troops, with a sham battle, addresses, and banquets. Promotions and honors are noted, including a field marshal general appointment for William and a lavish reception in Berlin.
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Associated Press
Kaiserwetter
Joeth
Abe
Emperor Wohin
Eimperor
Francis Joss
Mustela
Juderbogk
Hote
van Terre
William
Yonge
Jieterbork
Tere
Aidan
He Schmidt
Torcoe
Muarch
Francia Joseph
Gomeninding
He Field Artifters
Ingtrucs Hayy
Briecer Willham
Nna
Fdferman
Franes Joseph
Ger Wees
Ex-Senator Mitchell departs on Poland tour from Hamburg
Ex-Senator John C. Mitchell of Wisconsin leaves Hamburg for a ten day tour through Poland with editor E. Von Schlittz of Milwaukee reporting. The brief dispatch notes the Milwaukee editor accompanying the former senator on the journey through European mills and Polish locales.
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E. von Schlittz
The
Mania
Milwaukee
John c. Mitchell
Wisconsin
Poland
Ger
Military Appoint Comlents Southeast Luzon District Leaders
Brig. Gen. Wm. A. Kobbe relived as military governor of Albay Catan–duanes Limares Leyte and named commander of Mindanao Jolo district. Brig. Gen. James D. Bell named military governor of Camarines Albay Sorsogon Tuzon and adjacent islets. district to be known as Southeast Luzon north of San Bernardino Strait.
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Washington
Wm. A. Kobbe
U. G
Albay
Luzon
Catanduanes
Limares
Leyte
Mindalao
Jolo
Camarines, Albay
Sorgogon
Tuzon
San Bernardino Atralta
Distriet
US Philippines civil government order urges autonomous towns
Secretary Root sent to Congress a General Otis order establishing municipal self rule in Philippine towns. The plan allows popular elections for municipal officers, outlines elected councils from eight to eighteen, and requires voters to meet age residency and literacy/tax criteria. It emphasizes liberal aims, education, and fidelity to the United States.
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Gon. Otis
The
Philippines
Washington
Root
Congress
Otis
United States
Philippine
Aleadez
United States of America
Locomotives Run With Oil on Pacific Railroad
A major Pacific coast railroad plans to substitute oil for coal in its locomotives. The experiment's success is not yet guaranteed and the article contrasts this with a commercial remedy, stomach bitters, advertised as a safe cure for dyspepsia indigestion and biliousness. The ad promotes Do you trust Stomach Bitters to improve digestion and health.
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Pacific Coast
Thankful note from JOHN TILABARGE for support after bereavement
A brief notice from JOHN TILABARGE thanks friends and neighbors for their kindness and assistance during his recent bereavement. The message expresses sincere appreciation in a community brief from the Herald cell phone 212.
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John Tilabarge
Nationalists Use Paris Municipal Vote to Test Government Policy
Foreign visitors report walls in Paris covered with posters for municipal elections to be held Sunday. Nationalists aim to use the vote to gauge support for government policy, especially on domestic matters, breaching the wartime truce during the exposition. The Paris electorate is the main target as they mount a strong push against Millerand. The American pavilion inauguration is set for next Saturday with the building serving as a club and information hub. The second floor hosts state headquarters while the third and fourth floors house reception rooms and delegates' offices.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
M. Millerand
Pavillon
Commission
Juries
International ‘Congress of Delegates
United States
Europe
Root
Dewey
Philippines
Turkey
England
The
Spectator
Kruger
Volksraad
Capture of Brandfort in a well executed combined movement
The article details the night time maneuver leading to Brandfort’s capture. British forces under Roberts and Pole-Carew outflanked and pressured Boer positions, seizing critical kopjes and forcing the Boers to retreat abandoning defense and guns as Maxwell Hutton and others pressed the advance.
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Brandfort
Roberts
Jones
Stevenson
Hutton
Pole-Carew
Maxwell
Col. Alderson
Masaing
Boer retreat after heavy fire at town engagement
Eyewitness summaries describe Hutton’s force flanking the Boers at Thaba N’Chu and forcing a retreat from the town. British troops pursued while Gen Pole-Carew and Gen Tucker engaged Boer positions. casualties were light and many prisoners were taken.
Yale Edges Harvard In Intercollegiate Shooting Meet
Yale wins the intercollegiate shooting association meet at New Haven scoring 202 points to Harvard 179 and Princeton 172 Pennsylvania 149. Northwestern defeats Town in dual field meet as bad weather keeps crowds small. Jeffries to fight Corbett scheduled for Seaside Sporting Club at Coney Island next Friday night.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Yale’ University
California Today
Tle
Dea
New York
Jeffries
Corbett
Seaside ‘Sporting Club
Coney Island
Predicts Bryan’s Nomination At National Populist Meet
Reported in Washington May 1952 that Senator Butler of North Carolina and colleagues Gavick of Virginia Fitzgerald of West Virginia and Sibley of New York head the eastern populists who left Baltimore and Ohio to attend the Populist National Convention next week. Butler as temporary chairman and Gavick and Fitzgerald are national committee members. Butler voiced confidence Bryan would be nominated by acclamation at the conference. Senator Allery of Nebraska reportedly supports Bryan with Representative Sutherland accompanying Nebraskans home.
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Bryan
Washington
Senator Butler
North ‘Carolina
Pettigrew
South Dakota
M.C. Gavick
Ginia
Fitzgerald
West
Giniaji
Geo.h.sibley
Nework
Baltimore
Ohio
Falls
Sweek
Butler
Jotehairman
Gavick
Ethc
Allery
Nébraaki
Sutherland
Nebra Lett
Washington Yester
Si Phey
Bloux
The Advance On Pretoria Discussed In London
London dispatch surveys British views on Roberts's Pretoria campaign. Analysts compare to Sudan conquest, weigh likely siege duration and guerrilla prospects, and debate government tact amid Monroe doctrine and American affairs in the war context.
Allen Straw Hat Visit Stirs Porto Rico Ceremony
Philadelphia Record notes Governor Allen's straw hat ceremony in San Juan, port of Porto Rico. The event, marked by pomp, failed to meet expectations as his escort of warships and artillery salvos did not accompany the visit, despite natives appearing impressed.
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Allen
Philadelphia
Charlies Herbert
San ‘Juan
Porto Rigo
Brea
Porto
Sovereigns and Soldiers America at the Exposition
A multi page section highlights coverage from the Morning's Rews N wa with items on Brandfort Pretoria and time to wake up. The edition lists pages on golf in Iowa milk and water company notes and editorial pieces including What Dewey Risked and Local News briefs.
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America
Brandfort
Pretoria
Dubuque
New
Isngland
M.M. Ham
J. P. Sousa
Iowa
Dewey
Atlas of the Water Company
Henry
Austin Adams
Fred Jaeger
St. Louis
Wales
Straw hat governor stirs crowd in Puerto Rico scene
A writer notes that crowds react to a straw hat governor more than a two headed calf spectacle and compares this to a gold laced ruler. The piece praises the Puerto Rican governor's presence, including his straw hat and white duck trousers, as a reflection of a great man’s intuitions.
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Porto Rico
Knoepfler Chosen as German Chair at Normal School
Cedar Falls Iowa May 5 Special The board of trustees elected ex State Superintendent J R Knoepffer of Lansing to be professor of German language a new chair at the normal school He was a formidable candidate for city superintendent but withdrew His application The city superintendent will probably be elected next Monday There were seventy applications for the position The normal board will meet architects seeking to submit plans for the new building on May 31 Jas E Robinson will supervise the construction of the new building
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Normal
Cedar Falls
Iowa
The
Normal School
J. R. Knoepffer
Lansing
Normal Board
Jas E. Robinson
Willl
Three Men Face Trial for Fenian Plot in Welland Canal
Toronto May 5 The evidence in the trial of three men charged with attempting to blow up Jock No 24 in the Welland canal will show they acted as agents of an Fenian plot not labor elements in Buffalo. The men, said to be Fenian conspirators, arrived from the Atlantic seaboard and headed to Niagara Falls after reaching Buffalo.
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Toronto
Jock
Welland Canal
Buffalo
Atlantic Seaboard
Niagara Falls
Milwaukee engineer claims new power method with water air
James Clark of Milwaukee announces a novel stationary power system that uses water and compressed air, eliminates fuel smoke and noise, and encloses all machinery. He says it can be started or stopped quickly and that capitalists are examining the claims for potential practical use.
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Clnton
Mily
James. Clark
Milwaukee
Clark
Atcwil
Marquette Minstrels Set for Sunday Evening Hall
Marquette plans a Sunday evening minstrel show at the hall with admission set at 25 cents and 3 percent cents. Nicholas Giab will represent the court and city in the event.
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Marquette
Marquette’ Hall
Nicholas
Ots
Sjcity
Ste
Cholera Famine Ravage India Reported From London
The May dispatch notes cholera tightening its deadly grip on famine plagued India with about 93 300 000 affected. Viceroy Curzon and the British government struggle to provide relief for under 5 000 000 while native states endure mass death and mass emigration. A Simla correspondent calls relief efforts insufficient and foresees years of recovery.
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London
India
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
Simla
Iowa Veto Sends Valued Policy Insurance Bill Back
Governor Leslie M. Shaw, visiting Chicago for a Methodist conference, vetoes the valued policy insurance bill. He cites that the law misstates the insurance nature and argues the rule should be nothing beyond actual loss. He adds he would sign if further investigation supports re enactment.
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Chicago
Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
Notable California mining figure Captain Mein dead
Capt Thomas Mein a leading California mining financier dies of lung trouble in Oakland at May 5. He was captured after Jameson raid, tried for high treason and sentenced to death but pardoned by President Krueger after a year in prison. Herschel Whitaker, state fish committee president, dies in Detroit after long illness. longtime stenographer for the US circuit court.
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Jameson
California
Oakland
Cal
Thomas Mein
Mein
Krueger
Detroit
Mich
Herschel Whittaker
State Fish ‘Committee
United States Circuit Court
Multiple Casualties and Trials Reported in Early May Dispatches
Telegraphs from Buffalo Texas and Scofield detail a mass attack with Miller wounded and four Linson brothers involved. Miller jailed on bond. Miners' disaster burial count reaches 109 with 50 bodies remaining. Fire destroys Mississippi Valley Hay Storage and Hoffmer Leandmann plants, $350000 loss insured. Foss renominated in Illinois. bail denied in Kentucky. trials set for September and Georgetown. London expects Mafeking relief news by midnight but no update. Carbondale closes school session, Nov 9 and 10 planned. Dr Lord and Superintendent Baylise address council.
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Buffalo
Tex
Miller
Mississippi Valley Hay Storage Company
Hoffmer-Leandmann ‘Manufacturing ‘Company
Chicago
Geo. E. Foss
Frankfort
W. H. Culton
Hunter
Carbondale
L.~ C. Lord
Eastern Tminols “Normal University
Alfred Baylise
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