Controversy Over South and Philippines Policy Cited
The article cites remarks about southern governance by force if needed and critiques on American conduct in the Philippines. It references positions on reconstruction, violence, and military orders from General Bell, Major General Wheaton, and General Chaffee with Root indicating no record of an order to Waller by Smith.
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French Lecturer Denies Dreyfus Confession Claim
Hugues LeRoux repudiates sensational report of a lecture in Chicago on April 29 claiming Captain Dreyfus confessed guilt. He says he mentioned no Dreyfus reference and the nationwide story is a pure invention.
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LeRoux
Nominees Listed for National Federation of Women's Clubs
The nominating committee of the National Federation of Women s Clubs has finalized the slate for voting. Officers include President Mrs T S Denison of New York First vice president Mrs Robert J Burdette California Second vice president Mrs Emma Fox Michigan Recording secretary Mrs William P Coad South Dakota Corresponding secretary Miss Louise Pappenheim South Carolina Treasurer Mrs Emma Van Vechten Town Auditor Mrs Noyes Wisconsin.
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No Strike Yet Ordered in Anthracite Region
Executive boards of the United Mine Workers of America for three districts in the anthracite coal region met in Scranton for an all day session. They issued no statement at adjournment and officials had no knowledge of concessions or offers from the operators.
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Scranton
United Mine: Workers of America
Wwere
Bride of Wickes Identity Revealed in New Orleans Dispatch
Chicago May 8 The identity of a Wickes bride has been learned through New Orleans dispatches Edna Nelson divorced wife of John G Nelson a member of the Chicago millinery firm Nelson Keith. They are in Cub x not Chicago and have been married some time it is said.
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Cub
British Exports Surge Despite Global Pressures
A UK trade update shows exports holding firm amid global headwinds. Officials highlight resilient manufacturing and growing demand from European and non EU markets, while analysts caution about currency effects and domestic supply chain constraints.
Irish Parliamentary Row Ends With Speaker’s Ovation
A heated debate in parliament over an unparliamentary taunt led to Mooney’s censure motion being defeated 63 to 398. The speaker Gully received a standing ovation as colleagues and even aristocratic ladies crowded galleries to extend congratulations.
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Salisbury Declares Bat One Kind of Peace Is Wanted in Africa
Lord Salisbury told the Primrose League that Britain has not conceded on peace terms with the Boers and must avoid past conflicts. He praised Conservative support, noted Britain’s mastery in Egypt, and warned against immediate hopes for extinguishing all discord, while criticizing opponents’ diplomacy.
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Lieutenant beaten by deserters near Evansville
Chicago based AEE 5 and H King of the Twentieth infantry stationed at Fort Sheridan was found badly beaten on the steps of 1030 Greenwood Avenue Evansville after seeking help. He suffered severe head injuries and internal trauma, with assailants believed to be Fort deserters. He is in critical condition and may die.
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Baseball records from May games across leagues
National Game Records reports scores from May games in the American and Western leagues. Highlights include St Louis 1 over Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 7 over Boston 3, Chicago 19 over New York 0, Philadelphia 6 over Baltimore 5, Boston 13 over Washington 8, Detroit 4 over St. Louis 2, Cleveland 4 over Chicago 3, and multiple Western and Association matchups with scores like Toledo 15 over Kansas City 1 and Louisville 10 over St Paul 2.
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Archbishop Corrigan's Funeral Rites Held at Cathedral
The remains of Archbishop Corrigan were moved to the cathedral for solemn rites. Doors opened to the public as thousands viewed the body and a papal message was received. Flowers were not accepted, in keeping with the archbishop's preference.
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New York
Corrigan
Knights of Labor official status upheld in Washington ruling
Judge Bradley of the District supreme court decides a long running Knights of Labor dispute. The decision upholds John W Hays as general secretary and treasurer and bars John N Parsons Emery Burley James Donnelly John A Connor A J O Keefe and W B Carr from interfering with the order.
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Emery
B. Burley
James ‘J. Donnelly
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Canadian Pacific Reaches Chicago Amid Transit Moves
Canadian Pacific is said to have acquired control of Wisconsin Central Railway and plans to use a Chicago terminal. Executives have long aimed to secure a Chicago entry point, with the move described as advancing that objective despite circulation speculation.
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Chicago
Great
Canadian Pacific System
Wisconsin
Central Railway
Canadian’ Pacific
York: or attend excited to land the first jump
A fragmented note references York and an event marked as the first jump or landing. No clear dates or names are confirmed in the readable text.
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York
Shiloh Field Relief Corps to Serve Supper at Ball
The Shiloh Field Relief Corps will serve supper at their ball this Saturday evening May 10. The public is invited. Supper is 1 cent. Stee 608.
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Shiloh
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