Fragmented views on war, leaders, and royal jubilee
The passage reflects fragmented opinions on eastern hostilities and a war of words, notes on Greek language usefulness, and a claim about Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria's disappearance. It cites Cuban leaders losing hope in US aid, while police duties persist for Spaz, and quotes Sir Isane Holden on phosphates and health. It also mentions London's expensive preparations for the queen's jubilee and insurers exposing a near five million dollar royal death hedge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
London
Metropolis
Population shift in France and Germany over five years
Census figures show France at 63,8 million with a 133,519 rise mainly from immigration while death rates outpace births. Germany grows by 2,851,491 in five years, narrowing the edge with France. once France outnumbered Prussia three to one, now Prussia nears parity as Germans outnumber Frenchmen five to four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Prussia
Log of Mayflower to be restored and sent to U S
A London cablegram reports the diocese of Condon court at St Pauls Cathedral ruled to restore the Mayflower log to the United States. The chancellor ordered the log placed in a fit location with access for interested parties and a certified copy kept at Fulham, while the original is to be transmitted to Mr Bayard for the U S president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Massachusetts
American Antiquarian and
Massachusetts Historical Societies
Pilgrim Society of Plymouth
New England Society of New York
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Diocese of
Condon
St. Paul’s Cathedral
United States
Bayard
Fulham
Wheat crop wrecked by floods in southern Illinois
Winter wheat across much of Illinois suffered severe losses due to continuous rain and high water. Reports from roughly half the state show two-thirds of last fall’s wheat, about 1,749,000 acres, winter killed or ruined by floods, leaving only 589,000 acres to go poor. Only a small portion may yield a harvest fit for seed, forcing reliance on other states for consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Wimois
Woyler and Gomez Clash Over Cuban Rebellion Tone
Woyler declares the rebellion is finished while Gomez claims Spain will yield. The report notes the ongoing trocha line, yellow fever, smallpox, and a new bicycle track as distractions for supporters on either side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woyler
Gomez
Spain
Baltimore teachers' appointments tied to politicians probe
A Baltimore allegation claims school commissioners and politicians are selling teaching appointments. If proven, offenders deserve fines and imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Resignation of Dawes Commission Member and Nashville Exposition
A. B. Montgomery of Kentucky, one of the five Dawes commission members, offered his resignation to the President by request. The President plans to attend the Nashville exposition next month on the 12th, accompanied by a cabinet member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canital
Ige A. B. Montgomery
Kentucky
Dawes Indian Commission
Nashville
Notable Deaths and Marriages Across Nations
Obituaries and notices recount deaths of Senator Warle in Greenville and diplomats including the Malai di Boggio and the U S vice consul at Copenhagen. Publishers, ship owners, a former ambassador, and abolitionists are named. Also noted are Barns, marriages, arrests, and a Missouri centenarian with 705 descendants and a 60 year smoking habit.
Accidental Happenings Report Dense Local Tragedies
Six year old Olga Modive of Eau Claire Wisconsin fell into the Chippewa River from an embankment and drowned. Mae de Laume and her daughter died from injuries they sustained. At a Paris charity bazaar fire news reached Paris of the brig Galilee’s arrival from Tabith via San Francisco confirming the deaths of wealthy Englishman Lichtenstein and a missionary killed by cannibals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga
Gle Modive
Eau Claire
Wis
Ghippowa
Mae
de Laume
Paris
San Francisco
Tabith
Lichtenstein
Caten
Crimea and Criminals: various cases across states
John Coomer, 70, a farmer near Hubbard Iowa, died by hanging after years of cancer. Ely Peterson in Spencer Iowa has disappeared and warned of hanging. Harvey Adams of Havre Montana fined 500 for gambling without license and planned to sting rivals for half the fines. A Hamilton contractor family murdered near Helena Montana. State Senator McMullin indicted for aggravated assault after attempting to kill a newspaper editor in Little Rock Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coomer
Hubbard
Iowa
Coomer
Ely Peterson
Spencer
Stridge
Harvey Adams
Havre, Mont
Adams
A. Hamilton
Catherine Hamilton
Lee Hamilton
Elizabeth Wes Bamilton
Denver
Helena
Ment
McMullin
Little Rock
Ark
Smithee
The
Gazette
Monument planned for Henri Vieuxtemps birthplace
A movement proposes a monument to the Belgian violinist Henri Vieuxtemps at his birthplace Verviers. Queen Wilhelmina and her mother travel from Amsterdam to Stuttgart for a private visit to the Württemberg court, with plans to visit Vienna later. Mgr Allen, recently appointed bishop of Shrewsbury, was a Vatican council stenographer twenty seven years ago. Lord Justice Barry of the Irish Court of Appeal, who led the Fenian prosecution in 1888, has died. born 1825. Greece's national hymn, taken from the source, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carneas
Venexuela
Henriieuxtemps
Verviers
Wilhelmina
Amsterdam
Stuttgart
Wurtemberg
Vienna
Mgr
Allen
Shrewsbury
Robert Barry
Suethe
Ireland
Greece
Tonts Salomo's Liberte Poem and Other Global News
A collection of brief items notes Tonts Salomo’s poem excerpt and a eulogy for Mind of Washington, the death of Mr. Fairchild of the British colonial office in Italy, a Genoa parrot borne illness outbreak tracing, a telebatry bill passage in Germany, the Princess of Wales fund Jubilee dinner gift, X-ray caution for weak hearts, Canadian road subsidy to connect Kootenai gold fields, a fatal rattlesnake bite to a California child, and the Venice marriage of Princess Alios of Bourbon to Prince Otto Victor Schoenburg-Waldenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonts Salomo
Lemdoy
Waslington
Fairchhild
Transvaal
Italy
London
Jooy
Dra. Begny
Quenisset
Paris
Crows’ West Passe
Kootenal
Iver
Canadian Pacific
Frank Moye
Arroyo Valley
Cal
Various 19th Century News Bits From America and Beyond
A sprawling harvest of brief items notes state actions in Texas and California, a Missouri strawberry gathering, mining and ore discoveries in Idaho and British Columbia, legal moves in New Jersey and Wisconsin, rail and streetcar developments, a fire loss in Iowa, and new railway contracts in Milwaukee. Mentions include William W. Morrow, August Belmont, the Emerald mine, the gunboat Alert, the Pinta, and a Spokane mining group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Court of Appeals
St. Louie
Sarcoxie Mo
Shakies Case
Eastern Rubber Company
Frentom N. J. Y
Nelson
B. C
Senate
William W. Morrow
California
Ninth District
August Belmont
Horst
Henry of
Navarre
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Sitka
Pinta
Marele Land
Bato
John Gassney
Jefferson
Iowa
J.A. Rhomberg
Dubuque
Ines
N. J. Jefferson
Attorney General’s
Madison
Wis
Hall Claire
Seven Devils
Idaho
Oregon
Ashland
Rawlings Disputch Gays
A. J. Knollin & Co
Omaha
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Cornelius Curran
Baltimore
Rocrter
London
A. E. Humphreys
J. D. Farrell
Capt
M. D. Moore
Nil
Spokane
W. O. Yakeya
Deteott Mich
Idaho Alamo
Camberland
Three Forks
Slocan District
Britain May Quit Turkish Occupation Debate
London and Athens report Britain may abandon the European concert if Turkish troops remain in Thessaly past the war indemnity payment. Greek officials prepare for a possible war review as Turkish forces face renewed fighting and German opposition shifts amid financial risk to German bondholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Athens
Great Britain
Lessaly
Reece Shill
Turkey
Tandon
Oba
Vienna
Foreign Office
Thessaly
Council balks at Thessaly retrocession amid armistice talks
London May 28 The Council of Ministers refuses to discuss retrocession of Thessaly while prolonging the armistice. A note to European arbitrators signals firmness, with Halil thanking England for steadfastness and warning of grave complications if demands fail. Greece drums up threat to harvest aid and crop losses risk a $10 million blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Fowers
London
Standard
Constantinople
Council of
Teasaly
Gultan
Buerepe
Tiak
Grand Yirler
Europe
Athens
Standard Report
M. Halil
England
Thessaly
Greece
Greek Premier Scolds Italian Socialist in Greece
In Athens on May 28 Sig Di Felice insulted and attacked the Greek premier at the ministry of marcie. Police intervened. Di Felice was placed aboard the Italian warship Sardegna and released after a pledge to quit Greece. A later dispatch reports Turkish troops mobilizing for Thessaly as Vienna cites Vienna dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Germany
Turkey
Greece
Berlin
Desides
Athens
Plave
Ministry of Marcie
Sig. di Felice
M.tality
di Felice
Malian
Fronclad
Pirsous
Piraeus
Sardegna
Trion Roinister
Avarana
Tarthy
London
The
Daily Mail
Vienna
Thessaly
Cantilla Wounded in Mavana Conflict Report
Official report states Gen Casilla, insurgent leader, seriously wounded in the breast in a recent engagement between insurgent forces and the Jo Altud battalion. Fifteen invar agents were killed in the same clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantilla
Mavana
Casilla
Jo Altud Batallion
Jifteen Invar
Paris Hosts New United States Ambassador
In Paris on May 8, President Maura formally received the new United States ambassador Geo. Vornce lox tur, marking a ceremonial step in diplomatic exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varier
Explosion Kills Farmer as Dynamite Blows Up Home
In Hermantown near Duluth on May 28 Frank Imeck a farmer heated dynamite to clear sand he set a fire and the blast wrecked the house. He was killed along with his wife and son. another son and a neighbor were hurt. The mother and son were brought to Duluth hospital. the boy’s condition is critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Imeck
Duluth
Mint
Hermantown
Frank Jaeck
King
Misowife
Duluth S
Winona Normal School Commencement in Opera House
May 28 at Winona Minnesota marks commencement for 147 graduates at Winona Normal School. Prof. William B. Phelps, board member and first president, presented diplomas and delivered a speech outlining the school's history as the chorus fills the enlarged audience beyond the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grailustre
Winoun Minn
Opera House
Ambery Sill
Mora
William B. Phelps
Nortal
Winona School
Twine Shortage Threatens Prison Stock in Stillwater
May 28 Warden Walter warns Stillwater prison may fail to supply binder twine for the season as orders flood in. Demand grows while shipments pace slows. the factory runs at capacity and by July 1 aims to store nearly 2000 tons on land, with 125 cars booked so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelton
Aumnecanta Wanis
Stillwater
Minn
Walter
Binder Twine
Fire destroys Lenian residence. elderly residents escape in nightwear
Fire at Livingston Montana on May 28 razed the Lenian residence. Inmates barely escaped, aroused by flames in their night clothes. Mr Lenihan, aged eighty eight, was carried out by his daughter whose hair caught fire. both suffered severe burns. Earlier, in the 1870s, Myr Lenthan was mayor of Brotient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Tivingston
Mont
Lenian
Beng
Veterans encampment at Spiritwood Lake planned
North Dakota Veterans association schedules annual encampment at Spiritwood Lake fifteen miles from Jamestown May 28. Event runs July 2 to 6 with preparations for a Fourth of July celebration. City focuses on the Fal and Exposition fair set for September 21 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Veterana
Jamestown
N. D
North Dakota Veterans’ Association
Spiritwood Lake
Fuly
Spaniards Hired as Firemen on North Western Steamers
Forty Spaniards arrived in West Superior on May 28 and are contracted to stoke the Northern Steamship Company's vessels North Western and North Land. They claim to endure heat better than Americans, provoking indignation among American firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Superior
Wis
Northern Steameriy Company
North West
North Land
New liquor licenses issued in Muet De a Good Thing
May 28 reports two licenses issued here for selling intoxicating liquor under the new law. One license goes to the city mayor and marshal in partnership while license No 2 is issued to the justice of the peace. Such combinations are rare in this jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfermoga
Justice of the Peace
Drouth Ravages Big Thunder Montana Pastures and Crops
Routh in Montana Big Thunder May 28 reports drought unprecedented in memory of old timers. Sustained rain of two to three days is needed to revive pasture and start crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Mont
Fort Randall Lands Open to Settlement June 1
Fort Randall military reservation of 40 000 acres on the west side of the Missouri in Gregory county South Dakota will be open to homestead entry starting June 1. The land is described as highly desirable for agricultural use and lies within the Fort Randall area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Randall
Missouri
Gregory County
Child Fatally Scalded by Left Standing Water in Alberta Home
A three year old child of Rudolph Kehr in Alberta Benton county fell into a pan of rolling water left standing on the floor. The child was severely scalded and died soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royalton
Httle
Rudolph Kehr
Alberta
Benton County
North Dakota Medical Association opens two-day session in Grand Forks
North Anakoty Mediyn in Grand Forks reports the North Dakota Medical Association convened in the city for a two-day session of meetings. Physicians from all parts of the state are present for the event and the gathering is being hosted with a generous reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Anakoty Mediyn
Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota Medical ‘Association
Ue Elty
BP. Ball
Death of John looever in Indian feud reported
From Miles City on May 28 the body of John looever, a sheep herder, was found with two bullet holes in the body and one in the side. The two shots are said to have killed him during an alleged Indian attack. Police and locals seek details as authorities investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taian
Miles City
Mort
John Looever
Mieslug
Tragic death at boarding house hints troubled crops
In St Paul on May 28 a man named Hinckley, Mion, was found dead in his bed at 10 East Eighth Street. An empty bottle of strychnine and a letter spoke of bad crops and disappointment, suggesting a possible suicide. police filed the case as a local inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strycchnine Norte
St. Paul
Tinstave Weng
Hinckley
Mion
East Eighth Street
Pan Sloweree Ranch Wrangler Killed Near Parker
A wrangler at Pan Sloweree's Parker ranch near Bineleer was killed during a fight. The incident occurred when a man entered a house to fetch a wicker and was attacked, dying from injuries. Names and exact locations are unclear due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne Wrangler Kyle
Great Malla
Matt
Pan Sloweree
Parker Ranch
Bineleer
Wife Not Worth Living in Anatonia May 28
A terse, unclear report notes a personal dispute in Anatonia with references to Rhaddon of Butte. The fragment mentions hardship and lack of employment and uses odd terms hameless frigidness and grulus of worphlue, reflecting damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatonia
Mont
Rhaddon
Butte
Hameless
Sioux dispute claims loom over Black Hills land
May 28 report from Washington notes Red Cloud and two Sioux leaders from Pine Ridge Reservation have spent two weeks in the capital seeking redress on tribal land issues. They urge formal recognition of Black Hills ownership, boundary questions, and corrections to tribal payments totaling 42,080,000 since the first treaty. They expect full investigations of unsettled items and prefer cash disbursement over clothing and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red
Claud
Clarence
Indiana
Pe, Ridge
South
Dakoltas
Indian Office
Black Hills
Phic Ridge Reservation
Investigaj
Red Cloud
Prices and grains from national centers and markets
Wheat, corn, oats, barley and rye prices from Chicago Minneapolis and St Paul markets with May 28 quotations. Hogs and cattle reported with regional bids. futures and cash prices noted for No. 1 Northern wheat and various corn and feed components. Trade activity includes live stock and dairy item ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cifengo
Chicago
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Imour
South
Se Paul
St. Paul
Booth Tucker in Trounce Salvation Army Barracks Described as Disorderly
May 28 New York report states Booth-Tucker commander of the Salvation Army in the United States was convicted of maintaining a disorderly home at the West Fourteenth Street barracks. Subpoena postponed to June 8 and he was released on bail. Residents complain of nightly singing and band music disturbing the neighborhood. Washington dispatch notes Consul General Lee reports abundant relief supplies for distressed American citizens, likely to delay relief distribution decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin
Salvation Army
New York
Frederick de la
Booth“fucker
United States
Big Army
West Fourteenth Street
Bnd
Lee
Washington
State Department
Convenants' 58th Session Open in Beaver Arts Church
The Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America convened in Beaver Arts in la May 24 for a ten day session. Over 200 delegates attended including ministers from Canada Nova Scotia New Brunswick and several who have served missions in Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenantern
Beaver Arts
Reformed Presbyterian Presbyterian Church of North America
Govenanters
Reformed Presbyterian Canvch
Cauida
Nova Scotia
New Brunewick
Syria
Arrest in Tearekac Seloc Park Sparks Public Alarm
A dispatch from St Petersburg reports a young man was arrested in Tearekac Seloc Park, seventeen miles south of St Petersburg, carrying a dagger and a safety item. He said he sought notoriety and hoped to become famous before dying in the incident. Local officials caution about sensational claims.
Johnson Indicted In Nine Counts At Loganaport Bank
A federal grand jury has returned nine indictments against John F. Johnson, former president of the State National Bank of Loganaport. He is accused of violations across multiple sections of the national banking law including forgery, signaling serious charges amid a troubled banking environment. Despatches from Buenos Aires note continued mercantile strain and periodic bank worries worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Tridigna
Ind
John F. Johnson
State National Bank of
Loganaport
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Dlgin
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Isane Holden
Yorkshire
John Wesley
Telegraph
Howe
Joseph H. Warle
Klahome
Greenville
Nic
Nhe Marauls Malai di Boggio
Fialinn
Russia
John G. Graf
Tobacco Leaf
Olof lIwansen
Copenhagen
Thomas I. Bayard
Gen. W. FE. Draper
la. Mourgogne
Wiliame Thorne
Sadsbury
PR Rucker
Oklahoma
Alacon
Baz
Duc de Nemoura
Josturoe Kristos
Berkley, Coloret
Chattin University
South Carolina
Tie
Gerald du Maurier
Trilhy
Miss &Ylvn
Bevrbohin
Tree
Last Farl
Paul Lindau
Meiwegen
Athers
Wiliam Caynor
Greene County
Strafford
Crimea
Britain
Phesaniy
Hvnation
Ucrittiny
MR. Ralli
Winona's
Minot
Dan Cunninghams
Wan
Barnard
Cook County
Wyo
Sherif Livermord
Burleigh County
Meloyation
Krom
Mike Rilwe
Buenos Ayres
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