Governor Livingstone Calls Filipino Killings Murder
Washington reports Governor Livingstone labels the death of Filipinos as murder. The account describes alleged torture, forced confessions, and executions linked to actions by authorities and anti-insurgent groups. Evidence centers on testimonies from prisoners and the president's entourage about the events in Santa Magdalena and nearby areas.
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Livingstone
Poliventan
Bivins
Wilk Never
Mente Burt
Artin Aming” Society
Urala
St. Magdalena
Gefehl
Gail
President orders reduction of army strength nationwide
A presidential directive directs a reduction in the army’s size with phased cuts across units. It outlines a shift to a smaller force, including adjustments to artillery and infantry counts, relocation plans, and organizational realignments affecting overseas garrisons and domestic establishments.
Will Present The Franchise In Road Work Debate
Fragmented archival text mentions presenting a franchise and road construction plan. It references officials Wayne Haven and Martin, plus a master document about region loan or master plan. The text is garbled but centers on a franchise presentation and road access decisions.
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Hstve
Deen Piaieliemly
Aggceed Apen
Monbert
Codhel
Cleveland to address discordant elements in party opening
In New York on May Grover Cleveland will speak at the opening ceremony for the party meeting. The roster of prominent attendees includes Mayor Patrick Ac Cultus and many national figures such as Richard OULEY and Willian Whitney. The speech aims to harmonize diverging views within the party.
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Cleveland
Wis
New York
Grover
Viti
Glaninerang Pathy
Willen, Heyer
Bonalar Teen
Cenrgia
Patrick Ac Cultus
Rosiont
D. Milbuea
Wyck Hewith
Cooper
Edson
Bly
Lesgis Nixon
Fem
Sonia
India
Lovie May
Abi
Ts Hel
Wilh Nis
Hue
Senate Debate on Philippine Policy Sparks Heated Exchange
A May Washington Senate session inflamed by dispute over Philippine measures. Speakers attacked each other’s stances on imperialism, Aguinaldo, and Dewey era actions, citing diaries and army conduct. The debate drew many senators and public attention as partisan lines sharpened.
Automobile crashes crowd in New York May incident
A chaotic automobile crash snarled traffic in Manhattan as a crowd gathered. The injured rider was attended by responders while witnesses identified the driver Andrew Rather and others involved. Police examined the scene at the stretch near Staten Island with unclear details from the fragmented OCR report.
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New York
Staten
Rth
Oma
Andrew Rather
Ballies
Jewel
Ahd Tihys Slatons
Edward Detar
He Avery
Nangdine
Utd
Willl Tamiridy
Money Taken and Man Bound to Tree in Huntsvll Incident
In Huntsville Alabama near Burkeley a farmer shot at a man who demanded money. The assailants bound the victim to a tree with wire and fled after grabbing forty dollars. The victim sustained injuries and cannot work for several months.
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Burkeley
al Tree
Aospere
Landis Held From Compulsory Election Dates
Marion readers recall Landis under pressure after a threat to cancel voting dates. Reports state his nervous strain worsened after a shooting incident in Jonesboro. Doctors describe his condition as critical, with supporters urging return to normal engagements once fit.
Denunciation Denounces the Nation at Rally in Michigan
May 31 rally drew many Republican leaders including J. Curligs of Michigan, S. Moody from Washington, and H. Bontelle, with speakers denouncing current policy. Moody defended fiscal growth while critics targeted imported goods and wartime measures, urging restraint and accountability.
SHERMAN'S LEGACIES REVERT AT MONTICELLO WILL
Fragmented OCR notes report on a will in Monticello involving heirs and assorted legacies. It mentions Maya and Philoina relatives, a senior dormitory, and tasks for a congress candidate WH Gallities, with unclear dates and missing details.
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Monticello
Bid
Maya
Oltyte Fur Congress
Louis Fox Retires After Quarter Century in Business
Louis Fox ends a 25 year run in industry amid citywide praise. The article notes his leadership at Fox Baking and fittings, his role in the community, and the transition to J Tr Plan as new manager. Fox’s departure marks a shift in local business and corporate governance.
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Louis Fox
Guerin
Sid Gottinge
Papbiriey
Ube Trans
Siiteetay
Por
Wayne
Hus
Coli
Rane
Wronbrang & Wax
Ube
Andes
Kor
Wayne's Business
Slams Fox
Maine
Fox
Horn
Amd
Faust Main Street
Joseph Ve Fox
Brn
Trentin & Fox
Callan Ostreey
Wirslington
Wren Lynnnies
Shee
Adrienee
Compu
Mir Pox
Aed
Hostlian
Masceiad In
J. Tr. Plan
Vahgeble
Bay City
Michagul
Slater Baking Vomming
Romaine
Dhe Anton
United Bales
Nol Mey
Une Talanspeitts Wand
Meiva
Aft Uber
Sarvidg
Earnsat
Vise
Mark Wagare
dsmetal-Gazette
Indictments Against Prominent Officials by Grand Jury
A grand jury returns indictments against notable city officials amid a broad municipal investigation. Widespread charges include bribery, corruption, and misuse of public funds, with several defendants awaiting further proceedings.
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