Senate Debates Naval Bill and Bankruptcy Measures
Washington reports a dramatic senate session on the naval appropriation with debates on battleship counts and a push for a bankruptcy bill. Senator Tilman attacked officials while Hill and Sherman clashed over administration policy as the chamber crowded galleries. The house advanced the voluntary and involuntary bankruptcy act amid long speeches and procedural moves.
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Washington
Tilman
South Cavollon
Hiis
Mason
Hill
Sherman
Sharp Re
South Carolina
W'Ulmean
New Yorker
Carlisle
Blackburn
Senate
Congress
House
Territory of
Alaska
Senate and House Clash Over Bond Resolution
The upper house debate centered on a bond resolution as Mr Petter urged a session until disposal while Senate members feared an all night session. Pettigrew backed the bond measure criticizing treasury management and Sherman for approval. The Senate prepared to vote on naval reduction and a finance committee led investigation plan. The House passed final adjournment notice amid cross party volleys, Wheeler condemning desertion of duty.
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Washington
May
Senate
Chandler
Ar. Witte
Gal
Mr. Allen
Neb
Batley
Lexis
Culberson
Texas
Judiciary Committee
House
Henderson
Iton SL
Surrey
Congress
Committee On Appropriations
Turple
Dev., Ltd
Dupont
Mitchell
Peffer
Hill
Boutelle
Naval Committee
Mgr
Bortulio
Wioter
Petter
Sie
Pettigrew
Treasury
Sherman
Soyros
Ar. Sherman
Ananee
Lodge
Wilng
Tim
Wolcott
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Milliken
Dingley
Wheeler
Holmes to Die at Scaffold in Philadelphia
The Times reports H. H. Holmes is to pay the penalty today for his crimes. He spent his last day on earth with visits from Father Daly and his attorney, who prepared a will. Holmes read devotional books, took naps, and prepared for an anticipated final confession before a small crowd of sixty observers.
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Wurderer Holmes
Philadelphia
H. H. Holmes
Lig Eoll
Daly
Holmes
Pathor
Daly Holmes
Sherrie Clement
Strawberry Crop In Crawford County Arkansas Forecast
Reports from Crawford county Arkansas indicate the greatest strawberry producing region in the world will have a crop not more than half the average. The price of strawberries is rapidly advancing for all the Northern markets and the crop is being rapidly marketed.
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Little Rock
Ark
Crawford County
New Jersey Democrats Convene to Elect Delegates
In Trenton on May 8 the Democratic state committee met to arrange preliminaries for tomorrow's convention to elect delegates to Chicago. The resignation of Kf. B. Young as chairman was accepted and Senator Smith was chosen in his place.
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New Jersey
Trenton
Chicago
Kf. B. Young
Senator Smith
Wage Reduction Notice At Lucianoia Pepperell Plant
Notices posted in Biddeford Maine announce a ten percent wage cut at the Lucianoia and Pepperell corporation. The reduction takes effect May 10 and will affect about 3,500 employees.
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Biddeford
Lucianoia and Pepperell Corporation
Fatal Duel in Mount Sterling Garden Sparks Fatal Injuries
Peter Stevens and David Razor fought in Stevens's garden six miles from Mount Sterling Kentucky yesterday afternoon. Stevens suffered a fractured skull and Razor was disemboweled. Hoth is expected to die.
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Mount Sterling
Peter Stevens
David Razor
Stevens
Razor
Hoth
Inquest Verdict Finds Interol North Death From Natural Causes
London May 8 inquest on the remains of the Interol North returned a verdict of death from natural causes. A physician testified that prior heart disease symptoms pointed to the colonel's death. George Taylor, the condemned murderer who recently escaped jail at Carrolltown Missouri, was seen and recognized near Sheldon Nebraska yesterday.
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London
Interol
George Taylor
Fron
Carrolltown
Sheldon
Neb
Woman Physician in Minneapolis Arrested for Abortion
In Minneapolis on May 7 a woman physician Dr Bertha Shepard was arraigned charged with performing a criminal operation. The alleged victim Ada Dennis 27 stopped at 503 Second Avenue South and is now hospitalized. Shepard pleads not guilty claiming she operated for a tumor and had just returned from Germany for health. The case hinges on sworn statements and incriminating evidence gathered by Dr Dutton and Dr Avery. The defendant faces bond at 1000.
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Philadalpna
Theodore R. Guilin
Fini of Young, Smythe, Field & Co
bin Funnees
Graham
Divin
Himn
Wield
Field
Lanne S
Smythe
Meld
Alice
Tov
Donnor
Minneapal
Bertha Shepard
Leunepin Anvenue
EH. N. Avery
Dutton
Lia
Che
Avery
Ada Dennis
Tvenue
Davit
Caue
Germany
Wisconsin
Jackson's Case and Character Testimony in Kentucky Trial
Jackson's Case reports testimony on Scott Jackson's character in Indianapolis and Will Wood's reputation in Greencastle New testimony reveals Dr Hunt's favorable view while four Greencastle residents testify Col Nelson prosecutor receives a confession offer from detective Seward who aided Trusty as a witness for the defense Seward seeks leniency in exchange for the confession defense rests and rebuttal will start surveillance noted in the dispatch from New Normal News.
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Canile
Wil Wood
Trusty
Arnsty
Seward
Col
Nelson
Langtry Jewelry loss settled with London Union Bank
Mrs Langtry’s action against the Union Bank of London to recover 200000 for jewelry deposited with the bank and delivered to a forged order was settled. The bank did not admit fault but agreed to contribute 10000 pounds toward recouping Mrs Langtry. She accepted to avoid a lengthy, costly litigation.
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Langtry
London
Shooting at a Dance Near Trenrlettn Tex
A dance at Charles Risley’s home nine miles southeast of Trenrlettn ends in gunfire between Hiram Curtis and Matt Bentley after an old feud. Curtis and Bentley exchange shots. Curtis is fatally wounded, Bentley dies after fleeing toward Henrietta. Charles Risley and others injured. O D Fenner hospitalized with a hip wound.
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Trenrlettn
Tex
Charrles Risley
Here
Hiram Curtle
Matt Bentley
Curtis
Bentley
Henrietta
Hiram Curtis
Bid Miley
Charles [Uigley
Fenner
Republican convention in Thirteenth district favors Warner
The Republican congressional convention for the Thirteenth district met in Monticello. Incumbent Sebastian Warner faces ex-Congressman B F Funk but early returns point to Warner’s re election. The convention plans to send McKinley delegates to St Louis with most counties voting that way.
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Mefnecy
Monticello
Repubican
Sebastian Warner
B. F. Funk
Warner
McKinley
St. Louis
Farmer Gus Kreuger killed in runaway near Falvoy Wisconsin
A farmer named Gus Kreuger was found dead beside the road with a crushed head and mangled legs after a runaway wagon. A dead horse lay nearby and the other horse was entangled in the wagon wheel. He was driving home when the runaway occurred.
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Run Rungwnay
Falvoy
Wis
Gus Kreuger
Mine disaster worsens at Niũ Wow colliery in Poland
A report from Niũ Wow, Poland, describes an escalating and severe disorder at the local colliery with a strike that had been progressing for some time. Details on casualties or exact actions remain limited in the fragmented text.
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Niu Wow
Poland
Indiana May Convention Heats Up Over Harrison McKinley
Indiana state convention preparations spark a duel between Harrison and McKinley factions. Rumors say Harrison may address delegates. MacKinley supporters push for pro-McKinley instructions. United States Marshal Ransdell stresses Harrison will not be a candidate unless urged by the party, while Gowdy signals strong McKinley support and a fight for platform planks.
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Morrison
Indiananolis
Harrison
Olemont
Mc Icinley
McItinley
Ohio
Indiana
Wianess
McKinley
Melkx Kinley
Chaim van Gowily
Gowdy
MyKinley
United States
Ransdell
Gen. Harrison
Associated Press
St. Loria
Smap
Makinley
Marvison
Ti Ia
Hag
Daniel Skansdell
John G. New
Tennessee Democrats renominate circuit judges in state convention
Tennessee Democratic convention in Nashville reports seven renominated circuit judges including S. Wilson of Sumner M. Neal of Gibson and R. M. Carton of Hamilton. Governors race moves toward renomination of ex-Gov Robert L Taylor with likely silver platform as tomorrow’s gubernatorial session looms. In Constantinople Roy Knapp an American missionary who was expelled from Bitlis arrives in good health.
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Tennessee Democratic
Nashville
Tenn
Democratic Convention
Tennessee
S. , Wilson
Sumner
M. M. Neal
Gibson
R. M. Carton
Hamilton
Robert L. Taylor
Knapp
Constantinople
Roy
George Tl. Knapp
Bitlls
Mystery Body Found Near Murray Identifies Andrew Allen
Wallace Idaho May 8 The body of Andrew Allen was found near Murray yesterday. He had been missing for two years and was a member of Canby post G A R. The finding closes a long unexplained disappearance connected to local veterans.
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Wallace
Idaho
Andrew Allen
Murray
Canby Post
G. Aa. Re
Papal diplomat and bishop in serious condition amid unrest
The Rome correspondent of the Chronicle reports that Cardinal Bianchi bishop of Pastena is in a serious condition from an apoplexy attack. In Alonzo Spain a dancing hall was set on fire by a miscreant last night killing several and injuring many.
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London
Rome
The
Chronicle
Mer. Galimberti
Cardinal Bianchi
Palestina
Alonzo
Spain
Explosion Wrecks Walnut Street Building Kills and Injures Many
A five story building at 432 Walnut street in Cincinnati collapsed after a gasoline explosion, killing several occupants including Adolph Drach and Mrs. Drach and injuring many others. Debris and dust impeded rescue as fire and police teams worked through the ruins. Reports listed eight dead with many more missing, as neighbors and officials feared further collapses.
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Cincinnati
Eluck
Walnut Street
Ourth
Wirth
Paseline
Ciba House
Johnson
Atvosa
Algo
Adolph C. Drach
M. Goldsmith
Louis Fey
Polles Ad Dive
Ile
Childran of Mr. Drach
Cinemnoati
Adolph Drach
Louise Fey
Fourth
Witth Streets
Bulding
Sever
Rollin A. Davis
Hamiilton
Ohio
Elin Singleton
Zanesville
Willan Lauth
John Mevar Yoy
John Southgate
Newport
John Tightfoot
H. H. Wilson
Toledo
John Keers
Lafayette
Ind
William Carr
Fragmented clip notes misread text
The passage appears as garbled OCR from a newspaper with scattered phrases about Farman and cash, a Minnesotan attachment, a dog named Yog, and a boy named Itila, with no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a news item.
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Mim
Itila
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The Indians' Council and Health Remedies
Judge Falzon endorses Kickapoo Indian Remedies as timeless cures from roots and herbs. The text portrays health as priceless and cites ancestral wisdom guiding treatment through Indian advice and councils.
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Ihémberg
Thea
Monty
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Walt
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Carl Cohen
Solomon Cohen
Mra. Pasteca
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Ty A. Whitota
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Mr. Gotrox
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Puck
Cheney & Co
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Hall
Indians’ Council
Louisa Nelson
Falzon
Brunnoick, Minnesta, Knoxaroo Ixpian Muprorng Co
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Prodate
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Corpa
Kickapoo Indian Medicing Co
New Havaii
Kickapoo Indian
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