Blain eulogy and scandal color chilling New York scene
The May 2 3 4 era records a Bla ine eulogy at a Wisconsin or New England event with Walter Oliver United States senator speaking. The piece blends political remarks and a violent incident involving Shellard and Vis Whittle, plus a New York distribution of ships and a mass strike at a railway yard.
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Gresham Pennover clash over Oregon violence suppression
Secretary of State Gresham and Governor Pennover exchange telegraphic notes on protecting Oregon from violence while upholding legal procedures. Cabinet meet discusses Cuba, finances, and possible enforcement of neutrality laws as tensions rise.
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Aged suitor sentenced after stalking Miss Nora
Charles O Ebey an artist was fined and imprisoned after disturbing Miss Nora Wearn and pursuing her with letters and persistent advances. The case, arising in San Francisco and Marin counties, drew wide attention as the suitor, Josephs, pursued Nora by street contact and other acts deemed intrusive.
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Rumor Stirs as Evans and Sontag Face New Holdups
A rumored sequence of incidents links Evans and Sontag to another stage holdup as reports reach the RepublicanVissi. Correspondent Joe Larker mentions no confirmed holdup yet while others like Tom Cook, Lyons, and Sontag are named in vague links. Separate notes discuss construction delays, wartime measures in Cuba, and unrelated fire calls at the World4 camp.
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Murder and Disaster Dominate May Day News Row
Multiple reports cover a deadly shooting in Washington Street, a major factory fire causing extensive destruction, captain Wiltse buried in Washington, and a flood emergency affecting St Louis and Kansas. Other items note political arrests, court actions, and Riverside county election returns.
Terrific Flood Destroys Towns and Dams in Ohio Country
A severe flood overwhelmed the region as the Tewistown reservoir broke, sending a 209 foot surge pouring over the land. Homes were swept away and many families fled to safety while towns like Fort Jefferson and nearby areas suffered extensive inundation and property damage. Authorities warn the lower banks remain saturated and danger persists as waters recede.
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Bold Bandits Stop a Tram for a Small Sum of Money
Bandits robbed a tram at Tryon Creek around 8 00 pm as it northbound from Kansas City. Two guards held the crew while four entered the car and demanded valuables from the messenger who refused. They escaped after getting money and valuables totaling around $2000.
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Bonds and contracts for new railroad line progress noted
A company announces progress on a railroad project from Tresne to Monteres with 4 colonel managers guiding the work. Construction is scheduled to complete the route in about thirty days with heavy earth and line work planned along Hold Avenue. Initial funds and anticipated revenue estimate reach around $ E 10,000,000 as the enterprise proceeds.
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Queen lifts a rumor on Hawaiian crisis and German intrigue
A chaotic dispatch from Honolulu reports whispers about Queen Liliuokalani and a provisional government maneuver amid appeals for unity. It mentions Claus Sprchels and reactions from officials, with references to Chinese exclusion, State Department orders, and a tumultuous May 4 in multiple locations.
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Sunday Opening and World Marking Debates Split
A Sunday opening vote on gate rules and World’s Fair plans dominates the page. The Indians committee seeks to refer questions to an official directory, while the National Commissioners show support for opening gates. The report reads that the proposed change may pass and tickets could be ready for Sunday, as preparations continue despite potential interference.
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Government Seeks Evans Sontag In Outlaw Pursuit
Rumor says the United States government will intervene in chasing the bandits Lying and Sontag Troop 8, including Fourth Casalts and Grpian Parker, dispatched to Sicily where outlaws were sighted. Evans and Sontag accused authorities of hostility while pursuing the fugitives amid stock market chaos and a Cuba crisis note.
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