World Regarded Parade Plans In New York Celebration
A week’s notes described a grand carriage parade in New York for a civic celebration. President McKinley and Grover Cleveland would lead the procession, followed by a diplomatic corps, Cabinet members, state governors, senators, congressmen, and admirals. Weather for the event was forecast fine and the route mirrored the military parade path.
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Cueste
New York
Hota
Sean Us
Neutters
Remarkable Exclusion Transfer From Michigan City
Remarkable transfer of convicts from Michigan City to Jeffersonville described as the largest of its kind. Two hundred ninety men from one Michigan County prison were moved by rail in secrecy, under tight discipline and without public detail on timing. The journey covered eight stops and twenty-five miles, with all prisoners accounted for upon arrival and reassignment to new quarters.
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Michigan City
Tik
Sae
Sus
Fefferson Ville
Whaeler
Betty Annatoes
Doul
Tiger attack at Peru zoo injures spectator
At winter quarters near Wallace, about ten observers watched as tiger enclosure startled Miss Juse Stoop. A tiger lunged and clawed her shoulder. keeper intervention averted a fatality and she escaped with injuries.
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Chiwsa Sieseil
Peru
Wallace
Juse Stoop
Anakats
Ve Erie Elias
Sloop
Tor Tle
Commissioners named for international agreement talk
The Commission President announced opponents for the commission of pros other nations for an international agreement. Senator Edward C. Walcott and Plow Chas. J. Paine are named, with Nai Stevenson as vice. The meeting date is set and the outcome remains uncertain as the organization awaits approval.
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Edward C. Waolcott
Chas. J. Paine Godesx
Aden Nai Stevenson
Cys
Wolcott Walt Tie
Mas
Dankards Dnped and Colonists Face Crisis in Dakota Colony
Distressing tale emerges as Dankirds and Naderan factions clash. Levers describe a harsh departure by Dankirds to a Dakota colony where settlers report widespread suffering and violent acts. Colonists warn of a mass exodus toward Indiana amid fears of deadly trials and collapse of the community.
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Levers
al Naderan
Tady Treme
Dakota Teestribel Co
Satterme
Sein Indiana
Jedisana
Fire destroys building in Weg and Park area at Weg Park
A building at Main Street and Park Avenue in Weg Park, Missouri, owned by the St Louis Refrigerator and Wooden Cutter Manufacturing Company, was partially destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at 60 000 dollars, covering the building and contents. Two firemen and a boy were injured as walls collapsed.
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Thesstury
Main Street
Park Avenue
Bens
St. Louis
Tre
Holmes Confession Ties Dillonmont Arrest to Swindle
J W Fetzer makes a contesson alleging wider arrest at Dillonmont for swindling. He claims he killed Dr Co HL Nichols, head of the Indian hospital in Washington DC, and warns of other victims. He says he confessed to seek death.
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J. W. Fetzer
Dillonmont
Salt Lake City
Feuer
Elaine
Co HL. Nychols
Indane Hospital
Washington, D.C
Anyo
Plunkett Green Returns to Fort Wayne Stage
Local venue Tad april 2k shoe Acres presents Apel 4- Plunkett Green. Week April 26-Return engagement eof aessie Mae Halt.
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Shoe Acres
Plunkett Green
Aessie Mae
President Hill On Wheat Trade With Asia And Tariff Adjustments
James J. L. Hill, president of the Great Northern Railroad, urges tariff adjustments to foster Asiatic trade, arguing flour shipments to China and Japan could expand wheat markets. He cites past experiments with steamship lines, price comparisons, and the need to keep Pacific routes profitable to prevent diverted shipments from Europe, warning against tariffs that endanger new trade. He notes substantial wheat movements and the potential to shift California Oregon and Washington crops toward Asian markets.
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Hill
James J. L
Great Northern Railroad
Orient
China
Japan
Pacific
Spokane
Pririne
Seytrle
Puget
United States
California
Oregon
Washington
Pacifc
New York
Beet Sugar Industry Report Highlights Costs and Profits
A report from the Agricultural Department on beet sugar outlines factory profits, beets pricing, and production costs. It notes German trade influences, varying factory margins, and projected cost reductions with improved processes amid higher transport costs and seasonal shifts.
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Agricultural Department
Peport
Agrientin
la Reviewite
Vost
Germany
Treet Criawers
Westert Beot
Watsonvile
Europe
Mystery Airship Misread Sparks Death Toll in Deluge
Reports from Iowa and nearby states recount a supposed skyward airship seen at night. Residents described rapid movement and color changes near the Orion star group before a deadly Northwestern flood. Experts note the spectacle mirrored a stationary celestial body and evolving atmospheric conditions, not a craft.
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Ekres
Kravnsas
Bart
Orion
Flood toll climbs as rivers surge across Missouri River region
The disaster spans South Dakota, Nebraska, and Iowa with many deaths reported as floods breach riverbanks. Rescue workers name missing persons and warn bodies may never be recovered as continual rain drives high waters along the Missouri River. Local authorities from Whiting and Danton Manee confirm boats and divers are aiding efforts, while frenzied searches continue near flooded towns.
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South Dakota
Sicun
Samnai Chaicrerepates
Dettori
U Rorawus
Friecds Teave
Uferinctio Mosto
Faye Prohaids
Ecu
Carsied
Danton Manee
Whiting
Harrys MN
Nebraska
Voorhees, Nation’s Longtime Senator, Dies in Office
Indiana native and U S Senator Wade Voorhees passes away after a long illness at the National Cant a hospital. He served in the Senate for years, influencing policy and supporting veterans and education. Funeral plans and tributes follow as colleagues remember his public service.
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Natonal
Diniet
Wadees
Eaten by Cannibals and Slavery Debates Across Regions
An OCR fragment offers a chaotic account with references to cannibalism, slavery abolition, and various places and people, including mentions of Zanzibar, Africa, and figures tied to abolitionist discourse. The text blends sensational claims with scattered geographic and historical anchors, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Battleship Towa Trial Speeds Near Sixteen Knots
The Towa passed the second mark in its official trial trip on Wednesday after completing the first leg at sixteen point three hundredths knots. Contract awarded February 11, 1900 to William Cramp & Sons for construction, the ship is larger than cruiser Indiana in some dimensions yet lighter in armor and armament. contract price set at 3 070 000 dollars with a 60 000 dollar premium for exceeding speed.
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Towa
William Cramp & Sons’ Ship and Enegine Building Company
Philadelphia
Indiana
Iowa
Amipter
Lowa
Senate Adopts Resolution on Cuban War Crimes Probe
In Washington the Senate approved a resolution urging the President to protest to Spain if reports of a Cuban commander's drumhead trial and execution are true. The measure, not sent to the House, serves as advisory to the President amid Cuban affairs and related relief funding. The body then addressed merchant marine development and bankruptcy, with nominations to the Treasury and Navy.
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Gren
Anis Rivera
United States
House of Representatives
Crban
Elkins
Lindsay
Marine Hospital Services
Treasurs—Alengedd
Tylor
Tennessee
Park Agnew
Virginia
House
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Santirdas
Cubao
Mississippi River
Jones
Arkanses
Teed
Alt
Morgano
Alabama
Cuba
Alroatma
Nelson
Minnesota
Torrey
Chandler
Aulvon
Abe
Interstate Commerce Commissor
Congress
Neta Geen Mandiador
Voorhees
Milborn
Dhind Duiptein
Feoran
Miarvd
A Lucky Young Man Named Charles Gordon Postmaster
Charles Gordon of Chicago is named postmaster after Washington Hesing resigns. Gordon, not yet 82, has long been in real estate and leads in Republican circles as former president of the Marquette Club. He supported McKinley in last fall’s campaign and is praised for swift appointment.
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Charles UL
Chicago
Washington Hesing
Postaniter
Messinley
Charles
Gordon
Tas
Marquette Club
McKinley
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