Illness that Caused Death of Cecil Rhodes
New York April 22 European edition of the Herald details the illness behind Cecil Rhodes death at age forty six. It cites long arterial hypertension and hypertrophy of the heart, worsened by strenuous activity and frequent nervous strain, arguing death resulted from cardiac degeneration rather to from disease of the chest alone.
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New York Herald
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Cect Rhodes
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Thodes
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Rhodes
Vanderbilts at Paris Culinary Exposition
A Paris culinary exposition draws W K Vanderbilt and Mrs. Vanderbilt with notable scenes. Mrs. Vanderbilt removes her hat and participates in a demonstration on homemade pastries, while the elder Vanderbilt observes with amusement as Cath Corin law’s progress stirs New York society. Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney’s sister’s fashion and social moves spark chatter as she pursues painting and other arts.
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Paris
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France
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Vanderbilt
Juan CL Whitney
New Yorke
America
Shipping Subsidy Bill Abandoned in Congress
Washington April report notes the shipping subsidy bill, recently passed by the Senate, faces obstruction in the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee with motions to defer into December. Analysts say amendments would complicate passage, and a party-line tactic could delay until after elections.
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Senate
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Congress
West Point Rebuild Funds Approved in Military Affairs Bill
Washington reports the House Committee on Military Affairs approved a plan to rebuild the U S Military Academy at West Point. The appropriation bill sets 5 090 436 dollars for the project with 0 609 000 dollars earmarked for construction and authorizes war department contracts, while the remainder funds the broader improvement scheme and awaits full approval. The measure also authorizes related planning and execution steps for the academy’s modernization.
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Washington
Military Academy
West Point
Naval Academy
Annhapella
Secretary of War
Insubordination cited in Miles retirement order
Washington April 18 The retirement of Lieut. Gen. Nelson A Miles is announced in a general order by the Adjutant General under presidential direction. A chronological record of long continued insubordination and violations of army rules is prepared to explain the action and the reasons for rebuke. The note recalls past clashes with War Department orders and implies a desire to remove Miles rapidly once President signs the order. General Crooke is assigned to command with further changes prepared previously for promulgation on Miles retirement.
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Nelwn A. Miles
Schottel Axpensor
Milew
Chicago
War Department
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Philippines
Tiv
Ulin
Mites
Crooke
Millen
Music on Punchbowl concert by Catholic mission
A public concert at Punchbowl featuring performers from the Holy Ghost Society and other acts is announced. The program lists several groups and artists, highlighting religious and musical contributions and a community gathering in the area.
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Aerenate
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Newt
Berger Melty Tie
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Kawee
Eerie Thaave
Btrombers
Eelorger Walte
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Southwell Bermade
Bol Auf Latore
Mathalua
Ted Manho
Crys Cseee
Es Berger
Pastugwony National Abr
the Atay Apaswiod Nnaner
Stone Contracts Come to Court
A bill in equity filed by the American Lecturing Director claims a contract with the defendant through her brother as agent on March 23. The case, heard in the Superior Court, seeks relief to prevent delivery of lectures and addresses alleged captivity. Clarence W. Rowley and Sudan Fearondow counsel for the plaintiff. a police order is returnable tomorrow afternoon.
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Complamant
Hyterus Itate
Hack drivers uniforms move gains in Yellew detail
In Uilo on May first Captain Lake of the Yellow Department urges hacks owners and drivers to adopt a sanded blue khaki uniform. He reports success and says most hackmen will soon wear the new style coats with taped brass buttons blue cap with a black band bearing the word Delve. The initiative aims to standardize dress for the hack trade.
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Uilo
Young Members’ Social Burial Event Report
A brief notice describes a pleasant burial held Friday at Foreikn ehupoh attended by younger members of the comerecotiin. The account notes a social gathering following the burial at a nearby park-Meroid location.
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Hilo
Comerecotiin
Meroid
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