Wellington's Blast Conspiracy Accused of Crime
A Washington speech May 20 revisits a supposed U S Great Britain understanding. Wellington alleges a Rhodes Chamberlain conspiracy to seize the Rand gold mines and blames England for Boer oppression. Lodge challenges proof and the state department archives.
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Washington
Senate
Wellngton
United States
Great Britain
Lodger
Wellington
State Department
Lodge
England
Sdngland
Chamberlin
Tweland
Transvaal
Cecil Rhodes
Joseph Chamberlain
Ite
South Dakota Senator Kyle in Parley Over Politics
In Washington on May 20 the Senate debated a commission to Paris when Mallory named various political affiliations. Pettigrew claimed Kyle from South Dakota could reveal his colleague's politics, Kyle retorted that he would handle his own politics and that South Dakotans would judge Pettigrew at the coming election. The exchange drew laughter as Pettigrew accused patronage tendencies.
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Pettigrew
Kyle
Washington
Senate
Paris
Mallory
Florida
South Dakota
Protective duties clash over German meat import bill
Washington reports a bill to impose a 10 percent duty on German meat imports entering the United States, tied to Germany’s prohibitory duties. Representative Bailey of Kansas introduced it, with Springer and Ways and Means members discussing urgent action. Havana bishop Sbarretti protested confiscation of church property, while General Wood deferred to courts on the issue.
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Washington
J. W. Springer
Denver
National Live Stock Association
Congress
Representative Bailey
Kansas
United State
United States
German Empire
Ways and Means Committee
Springer
Havana
Mer. Sbarretti
Elavana
General Wood
Springfield brick works cuts workers over weekly pay
Springfield Illinois May 29 two hundred employees of the Springfield Davenport Brick works are cut because the proprietors refuse to grant weekly pay. The proposed introduction of certain machines may prolong the strike.
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Springfield
Ill
Springfield Davng Brick Works
METHODISTS NEARLY THROUGH Amusement Matter Tabled
Chicago May 29 The quadrennial Methodist Episcopal conference nearly adjourned with little more than formality to go today Delegates left for home last night The temperance debate stalled Richard Yates GOP governor nominee sought to strike from the report a demand to denounce liquor interests while Governor Shaw of Iowa urged the same ban The body rejected a harsh critique of McKinley Griggs and the administration over the canteen issue and moved the amusements ban back to the table by unanimous vote
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Lemperance
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Echurch
Richard Yates
Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
Yates
McSinley
Griggs
Philippines Guerrillas Target Natives in Fatdan War Policy
General Corbin reports improved Philippine situation with no organized resistance. Guerrilla bands raid unprotected natives, loot and flee before troops arrive. Troops execute those caught looting to deter terror, as disarmament and arms control are pursued before civil government is set up.
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Philippines
Washington
Corbin
Sfae- Anthut
Judge halts Chinese inoculation discrimination in San Francisco
Federal Judge Morrow issues an injunction blocking discrimination by federal and local health authorities in plague precautions. Chinese residents cannot be forced to receive anti-plague inoculations nor barred from entering or leaving San Francisco by quarantine officers.
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San Francisco
Morrow
Scores at Base Ball Chicago May 20
Baseball scores from May 20 include Pittsburgh against New York with a tied or unfinished game in Pittsburgh, Chicago defeating Brooklyn at home, St Louis beating Philadelphia, Cincinnati rained out, and Milwaukee edging Minneapolis. American League results show Milwaukee defeating Buffalo and Cleveland beating Buffalo in Buffalo, with Indianapolis listed otherwise.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Pitttsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ciincinnati
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Will Drain Some Marsh Lands Near Necedah Wis
Necedah Wisconsin May 29 hundreds of acres of marsh lands from here to Necedah Junction will be drained for agricultural purposes Over 100 miles of ditches are to be dug The contract has already been set to an eastern party at a large figure The expense will be borne by the state and charged up to the land.
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Necedah
Wis
Necedah Junction
Supreme Court Rejects Admiral Dewey Bounty Claim
The United States Supreme Court has decided against Admiral Dewey's bounty claim, depriving him and Manila veterans of half the amount sought. Chief Justice Waller delivered a dissent.
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Dewey
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Waller
Kansas Seeks 20000 Men for Wheat Harvest
Kansas requests 20,000 workers to salvage a large wheat crop. State Grain Inspector Melenzie reports an estimated harvest of 85,000,000 bushels with crews starting in southern Kansas by June 12.
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Kansas
Yopeka
Mas
Melenzie
Kansas Wheat Belt
German Pilgrims Condemned For Rome Clash
Berlin papers condemn the excesses by French pilgrims at St Peter's in Rome and say German pilgrims missed a chance for summary satisfaction, noting the incident on May 29.
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Berlin
St. Peter’s
Rome
Irish National Convention Prep Moves To Dublin
London dated report says John Redmond, chairman of the United Irish Parliamentary party, departed for Dublin yesterday to arrange the Irish national convention set for June 19.
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London
John Redmond
United Irish Parliamentary Party
Dublin
Pennsylvania wins dual track meet over California
Pennsylvania defeated California in a track and field dual by Tb points to 20 yesterday. Other notes include the British Lords passing the deceased wife's sister bill to its second reading and riots in Pere Lin chaise cemetery Paris during socialist demonstrations. Pope Leo XII proclaimed beatification of seventy seven Chinese missionaries who died between 1798 and 1856. Army officers in Havana denied extravagant living charges. Richard B Cakell confessed to retaining $200 from his Chicago employer Charles Woodward. Chicago diamond thief in Germany identified via Bertillon. New London Wisconsin free from smallpox. Scarlet fever outbreak at Harvard Wisconsin. Orlando Hadley, 35, near Viroqua Wisconsin, died by suicide. Lucy Holden, 143, killed by lightning in Chicago. John Hamilton Drake of Alba Louisiana, brother of ex Governor J M Drake, died at Great Northern hotel Chicago aged 73. Germany has thirty six fewer bicycle factories than last year. US Fish Commission has liberated nearly 500 million lobsters off Massachusetts coast over five years.
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Pennsylvania
California
House of Lords
Pere Linchaise
Paris
Leo
China
Havana
Richard B. Cakell
Chicago
Charles Woodward
Germany
Bertillon
New London
Wis
Harvard
Orlando Hadley
Viroqua
Lucy Ilolden
John Hamilton Drake
Alba
J. M. Drake
Great Northern
United States Fish Commission
Massachusetts
CLEAR VIEW OF THE ECLIPSY REPORTS WORLDWIDE OBSERVATION
Reports from the naval observatory and observers across the south note clear weather and a smooth total solar eclipse path, with the president watching from Holland and vast scientific material gathered. In Denver, Professor Fr A Howe observed the reappearance of the planet Eros at Chamberlain Observatory during the eclipse, a major year event.
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Europe
Holland
Denver
Fr. A. Howe
Chamberlain Observatory
Eros
Berlin Observatory
General Paper Co of Wisconsin Formed in Milwaukee
Articles of association filed for the General Paper company of Wisconsin with $100000 capital. Incorporators named are Thomas F. E. Nash of Centralia, George A. Whiting and William Z. Stuart of Neenah, formal steps for a Wisconsin Minnesota paper manufacturers organization.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
General Paper Company of
Thomas FE. Nash
Centralia
George A. Whiting
William Z. Stuart
Neenah
Latonia Derby Walkover Spoils Big Race
Latonia yesterday staged a chaotic Derby as heavy track conditions led to withdrawals leaving Lieutenant Gibson as the sole starter. Crowds in Cincinnati saw a race turn into a farce with Gibson simply circling the track to claim the top prize amid lapses of pace. In Kansas City the Negro Democratic clubs were urged to send delegates to a July Fourth weekend meeting during the Democratic convention.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Lieutenant Gibson
Kansas City
National Association of Negro Democratic Clubs
Association
Negro Democratic League
Czar Hosts British Embassy Dinner on Queen Birthday
In St. Petersburg on May 29 the czar invited members of the British embassy to dinner to mark the queen’s birthday. The unprecedented gesture is viewed as a matter of notable political significance last week.
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St. Petersburg
Paper Mill Ashes Destroy Main Factory at Rockford
Fire Sunday morning devastated the Rockford Paper Mill's main factory in Rockford Illinois. Loss estimated between 30 000 and 40 000 with about 25 000 insured. The company will rebuild at once.
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Rockford
Ill
Rockford Paper Mill Company
Call for Democratic Committee Meeting in Kansas City
Washington May 29 Senator Jones of Arkansas chairman of the Democratic national committee has sent a request to each member to meet at Kansas City on the 2nd day of July.
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Democratic Committee
Washington
Senator Jones
Arkansas
Democratic National Committee
Atansas City
Chicago Markets Quotation Report May 28
May 28 Chicago Board of Trade quotes cover Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Short ribs and Produce items. Prices for Wheat May July oats pork lard and beef by grade are listed with open high low and close figures alongside produce prices for butter eggs live poultry potatoes apples strawberries and hogs cattle and sheep receipts and price ranges. Milwaukee market adds grain prices for wheat rye barley oats.
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Chicago Grain and Produce
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Illinois
Reducing War Tax and Rebel Blunders in Congress
The Boston Journal notes Republicans outmaneuver Democratic leaders in seeking to cut war revenue taxes. Payne asks Treasury for surplus data, signaling retrenchment ahead. Democrats fear political losses, while a New York organ hails repeal of stamp taxes as a rebuke to McKinley, risking renewed tariff fights.
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Congress
Boston Journal
Philippines
Payne
Committee On
Wars and Means
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Poer
Macrum
Coeur d'Alene
Porto Rico
New York
McKinley
George III
Mr. Bryan
Aguinaldo
Washington
Jonger
Free Capital and Labor in Protective Policy Debate
The article argues that tariffs shield American labor by preventing foreign capital from undermining domestic industry. It states capital can enter the U S, but warns against foreign capital keeping profits abroad and selling into America with cheaply paid foreign labor. The policy aims to protect American workers while welcoming genuine investment.
Good Things of Life and Savings in New York
The 1890 rise in savings banks deposits in New York signals households meeting and exceeding needs, with broad prosperity across the country. The piece warns against restoring free trade policies that could erode gains, urging vigilance to prevent a repeat of past bank account declines.
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New York
A Better Remedy for Paper Mills urged in Central Falls Journal
The Central Falls Journal argues that six hundred paper mills should be started to attract help, create wealth, and reduce paper prices. It attacks free trade as enriching a few by robbing wage earners of jobs and promotes the remedy as superior.
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Central Falls
R. J
NONE SO POPULAR MORROW'S KIDNEOIDS CLAIM POPULARITY
A testimonial from W. R. Beebe of Centralia Illinois promotes Morrow's Kid-ne-oids as a universal kidney and backache remedy. He describes years of kidney pain, swelling, and sleepless nights, then says the product improved after a few days of daily use. Boxes cost fifty cents with a descriptive booklet available from John Morrow & Co.
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Morrow
W. R. Beebe
Centralia
Illinois Central
John Morrow & Co
Chemistu
Springfield
Ohio
Innish settlers seek Canada by sea from Liverpool
Over 100 Innish families recently sailed from Liverpool to find homes in Canada, part of a larger wave of Finns totaling more than 2,500 carried to Canada by a single steamship company within ten months. A Wisconsin reader touts One Minute Cough Cure as a fast, harmless remedy for coughs and lung ailments, while petrified Arizona wood mantels and fireplaces are highlighted as luxurious, polished products.
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Liverpool
Canada
Atwater Man Regains Health After Kidney Cure
Chas Replogle of Atwater Ohio was unable to work due to kidney trouble. After four days on Foley's Kidney Cure he recovered fully. Statements attributed to H J Moogk and W F Jungkunz accompany the notice.
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Chas. Replogle
Atwater, O
Foley
H. J. Moogk
W. F. Jungkunz
Balloon Wireless Telegraphy Plan At Portsmouth
Balloon wireless telegraphic communication is to be attempted at Portsmouth England with the aim of establishing a link between the sea and a land force.
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Portsmouth
England
Cured a Running Sore with Banner Salve
Henry H. Richards of Willseyville New York claims a running breast sore that persisted over a year was cured after using Banner Salve with relief after half a box. He urges others to use it and says he will keep it in the house.
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Henry H. Richards
Willseyville
N. Y
H. J. Moogk
W. F. Jungkunz
Iowa’s Registry Stresses High Bank Count in Union
The Iowa State Register notes the state has 200 more financial institutions than any other state in the Union, though most are small banks.
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Iowa State Register
Union
Miss Florence Newman Endorses Pain Balm in Gray New York
Miss Florence Newman resident of Gray New York suffering muscular rheumatism testifies that Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the only remedy giving her relief. She offers this statement to help others with similar afflictions and notes the liniment is for sale by Jos Emmert.
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Florence Newman
Chamberlain
Newman
Gray
N. Y
Jos, Emmert
Notable British General In Canada In Early Sixties
General Buller served with his regiment the Sixtieth rifles in Canada during the early 1860s when Montreal and other cities were garrisoned by imperial troops. The advertisement promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as fast-acting liver and blood purifying pills by H. d. Moogk.
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General Buller
Canada
Sixtieth Rifles
Montreal
DeWitt
H. d. Moogk
Man States His Mother Weaves All But Boots
A Fairfield Maine man visited a local store and claimed that everything he wore except his boots was spun woven and made by his mother. He listed stockings shirts underclothes outerwear and cap as his mother’s handiwork.
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Fairfield
Grain-O grain beverage advertisement claim
A testimonial promotes Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. The writer says after a week they prefer Grain-O to coffee and notes it nourishes, benefits children, and strengthens the system. Available in 15c and 25c packages from grocers.
To Heal a Hurt Use Banner Salve for Skin Wounds
An advertisement for Banner Salve by H. J. Moogk and W. F. Jupgkunz promises guaranteed relief for cuts wounds sores piles and skin diseases with claimed healing power and no stated side effects.
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H. J. Moogk
W. F. Jupgkunz
Jenks on Trusts and Industrial Combinations at Cambridge
Professor Jeremiah W. Jenks of Cornell lectured at the Foge Art museum Cambridge on trusts. He traced causes to severe competition and explored how wastes could be saved through combinations. He argued tariffs prompt international rather than national mergers and rejected tariff discrimination as the primary cause.
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Foge Art Museum
Cambridge
Mass
Jeremiah W. Jenks
Cornell University
Jenks
Industrial Commission
Tein
Tinnemeyer
Connecticut Sees Prosperity From Protection, Blake Says
Rufus W. Blake of Sterling Manufacturing in Darby Connecticut notes a surge in business activity and overtime across firms. He credits protectionist policy shifts for economic improvement, claiming New England will unite in support of American progress and prosperity this fall.
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Rufus W. Blake
Sterling Manufacturing Company
Darby
Conn
Connecticut
New England
Europe
Cleveland
Connecteut
16 to 1 or nothing in anti imperialist clash
The Boston Journal argues the 1900 Philippine policy split mirrors tariff and coinage fights. It claims anti imperialists face a choice between McKinley and Bryan positions, equating free silver with support for free coinage and warning a third ticket offers only a partial shift.
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Willam McKinley
Philippines
Willam J. Bryan
Boston Journal
Journal
McKkinley
Messrs
Bryan
Lentz
Alegeld
The Boy Orator of Vinatte Faces a Platform Test
The piece notes the boy orator’s effort to hear the thunder of many hooves beneath the platform as November approaches. It casts him as a figure between the devil and the deep sea, referencing Mr. Bryan and the Philadelphia Inquirer’s take on his stance amid looming ballots.
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Mr. Bryan
Philadelphia Inquirer
Getting Used to It Con Men Wages Across Nation
The Pittsburg Times notes a nationwide rise in wage demands that even Colonel Bryan cannot ignore as he reviews incidental cases. The piece argues that wage growth has become a common concern across the country, reflecting broader economic pressure.
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Colonel Bryan
Pittsburg Times
Magnetic Healing Claims Cure Without Surgery
Dr. A. L. Newton asserts the ability to cure many diseases without surgery, locating trouble without questions and treating patients deemed beyond conventional medicine. He says many prominent doctors acknowledge magnetic healing's value for chronic cases and refer patients, while criticizing skeptics of the method.
Magnetic healing praised by patients and doctors
The passage extolls Drs Newton and others as examples of magnetic healing’s power, noting patients’ cures and numerous testimonies as evidence of success in treating diseases and alleviating pain.
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Drs
Newton
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