Tennessee Centennial Exposition Opens Anew In Nashville
The Tennessee centennial exposition in Nashville opens with President McKinley initiating the motion from the White House. Ceremonies feature Gov. Taylor and dignitaries, with a grand park parade and electric displays signaling the world’s exhibition ready for public viewing.
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McKinley
Mit
Nashville
Hartson
Medimey
Washington
Ignacio Creein
Mexico
Union Depot
Terminal Station
Exposition Grounds
Tev
Robert Ta. Taylor
Right Rey
Thos. F. Gaflor
Tennessee
Presdent
Chemis
Exposition Association
Gov. Taylor
B.C. Lewis
Thomas
White House
McIxinles
Nashville Exposition Opens With Public Crowds and Festivities
Crowds from Cumberland hills travel to Nashville for the exposition. Families camp beside the grounds amid mud and washouts, bringing food and lasting through turnstiles. Mrs Vanleer Kirk accepts the fountain key as the women's board leads opening ceremonies and dedicates the children’s building with speeches by Gilbreath and Dr. Price, followed by songs and fireworks over Lake Wautanga.
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Cumberland Hills
Woman's Board
Wy GL. Dudley
Directoe of Affairs
Signor Moretti
Vanleer Kirk
Man
Kirkman
Women's Board
G. W. EP. Price
West Nashville
Harris Quartet
Oklahoma
Dr. Price
Miss Blay
The Mississippi Floods Threaten Lower Valley Lifelines
A New Orleans dispatch reports the Mississippi flood remaining severe with rising northern streams and heavy rain in the lower valley. Levees along both river banks crumble and government estimates peg losses at 120 million dollars, rivaling the South cotton value for a year. Congress may pass General Catchings’ 2 million flood relief bill, though seed and mortgage pressures loom as crops fade and local fortunes collapse. The disaster jeopardizes farmers and the broader commerce tied to the Mississippi valley.
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Mississippi
New Orleans
Washington
South
Catchings
Congress
Otton
Great Fire at Newport News Pier Destruction
A fire at Newport News on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad pier No 4 spread quickly. It destroyed two piers three vessels and a tugboat with damage around 2 000 000. Eight people were injured some seriously.
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Newport News
Via
Tire
Chesapeake and Uohio Railroad Company
Iowa Legislature Act Warps Tax Levy And Insurance
Curative measures pass both houses amending tax levy by striking out support of the poor and authorizing an additional levy. Senate favors 33 1/3 percent cash valuation base. New sections tax foreign and U S insurers with stepped rates. Building and loan dividend cap debated. Cigarette policing plan urged to empower Phelps law. Sunday baseball voted down. anti free pass and other acts noted. Hog cholera stamping plan urged. textbooks cost study ordered. Sunday baseball law enacted with SDA exemption.
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Ways and Means Committee
Cheshire
Garst
Senate
House
Iowa
United States
Iown
Farm Mutuals
Timount
Preminus
Terry
Henderson
Drake
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Wilson
House Wharsday
Martin of
Adair
Jate
Insurance Conference Committee
James Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Munday
Ancient Dentistry Claim Challenges Old Theories
Dr A C St Amand of Philadelphia argues that ancient claims about unknown dental operations are unfounded. Dr Traury Jeffries, in Egypt for a historical society, reports finding a mummy tooth filled with a hard substance and forwards a specimen for evaluation, though tests fail to identify the material after extensive trials.
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A. C. St. Amand
40Th and
Pine Streets
Philadelphia Record
Traury Jeffries
Delor
Royal Farmer King of Greece Delights in Farm Skills
An old description celebrates the King of Greece as a skilled farmer able to till, cut and bind corn, milk cows, and manage a farm single-handedly when needed, highlighting his prowess in rural recreation and self-sufficiency.
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Greece
Work of Congress in Indian bills and Senate debates
Summary of congressional activity includes completion of the Indian appropriation bill discussion, proposed open range under mineral lands, and a lease plan restricting corporate ownership. Senate adjourned to harvest week. notices of resolutions and inquiries into oil land leases and timber costs were adopted. Kentucky senatorial bribery allegations noted.
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House
Senate
Council of the
New York
Harris
Tennessee
Rye
Nelson
Minnesota
Milburn
Grant
Gorman
Morrill
Shlrvestity
Pettigrew
Commissioner of Labor
United States
Canada
Northwest flood damages and political doubts report
Officials estimate Northwest flood damages at 150000 dollars. Alleged boodling in Michigan Legislature dismissed. Cloudbursts and winds cause destruction around Eufaula. Mexico forms naval school in Vera Cruz to open July. Holman’s son may be Democratic nominee in Indians district. Maher Sharkey bout nets 10000 purse near New York between May 26 and June 1. Traffic disruption as Sault Ste. Marie tore up three miles of track. Spain pays 1,000,000 claim to Antonio Maxima Maria. he dies in New York. Turkish minister denies Edhem Pasha’s replacement in Thessaly command. Three trolley victims in Pittsburgh. one dead, one likely to die, one critical. Virginia team defeats North Carolina to claim title.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Michigan
Eufaula
Drax
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Holman
Fourth
Peter Maher
Com Sharkey
New York
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Antonio Maxima Maria
Spain
Washington
Edhem Pasha
Thessaly
Pittsburg
Virginia
South
Nore
Carolina
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Knights
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Tennessee State Capltiol Building
Vanleel Kirkman
Woman's Department
Wautanga
Vanity Wair
Woman's Building
Mississippi Valley
Children's
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Kentucky
Bribyery
W. G. Hunter