Senate Fight Over Foreign Relations Chair Delivers Tight Patrol
A Washington dispatch reports a quiet yet tense contest among Lodge Collier Gullom Frye and Mason for the chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Mason favors Beaster Custom as the likely successor to Davis, while Frye may shift to Commerce. Lodge and Colla seek the top post, with western versus eastern blocs shaping support.
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Innatice Oulloiti
Huth Verlee
Koritone Committee
New York
Washington
Chicago
Mason
Mada
Fonte Committee On Foreign Relations
Milson
Senate
Gullom
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Enlitlet
Davis
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Senstor Frye
Committee of Commerce
Lodge
Colla
Frye
Sint
Ortlom
Senatose
Frye Tay
Ehafr
Onde Jom
Lodgecourt
Town report details disturbing handwriting and names
A fragmented town notice lists several names and locations in unclear handwriting. It mentions W. Hexen and Press Peigron among others, with scattered street terms and references to local governance. The legible elements hint at a municipal or resident register entry with uncertain dates and addresses.
Constitution Rigging Nears Completion for Fresh Race
The Constitution crews finish rigging and prepare to hoist the yacht ensign as the New York Yacht Club rival Shamrock arrives at Clyde. Two potential race dates are set June 2 and June 6, with the Shamrock to sail in two fog-formed races before challenging Lamlat. Washington reports pension application details from Pacific Coast states, listing names and small monetary amounts. War with Spain notes continue.
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Bristol
B. 1
Constitu-ons Cram
New York Yacht Club
London
Clyde
Greenock
Ehail
Lamlat
TelegraphiC resume of events across nations and cities
A mosaic of brief items from the era notes overseas unrest in Russia and Italy, American cultural links with London and New York, and local concerns from New York to Buffalo. It mentions a submarine ship trial, a volcanic-like police study in Bremen, a christening at the Quirinal, and dam safety fears along the Arkwasuy and Twin Lakes.
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Ateniner
Californian
New Orleans
Hawaii
Rielmand
Staunton
Waversborg
Blarksburg
Clyde Fitch
Carlsbad
Charles Frohman
Annie Russetl
Lyceum Theater
New York
Mr. Fitch
Captain Jinks
Hores Marines
London
Rowset
Uetersburg
Gavardikiana
Lierigtere
Yolande
Sud
Italy
Juno
Lcriminala
Arthur Gurl
Port of Bremen
Germany
Viecount Deerhurst
Gerentry
Hsband of
Virgina
Charles W. Bonynge
Galifardia
Passenter
Sleacoellip Dunbrid
Buffalo
Arkwasuy
Twin Lakes Creek
Twin Lakes
Ellen Lae
Fitshugh Lee
Will
Sle
Rhea
Texas
C&p
Anya
Virginia
Mize Lee
Nazel
Slice
Arbitration proposals strain British and US plans in China indemnity dispute
Dispatches from Teking indicate Foreign Office ministers weighing freer proposals from Commissioner Rockhill that affect Chinese indemnity payments. The British plan remains preferred though some ministers may dispute details. the United States proposal to refer the issue to arbitration at The Hague has failed to gain acceptance.
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Ciee
Taris
Teking Tay
Rockhill
China
United States
German Stockholders Seek Compensation Over Transvaal Rail
Berlin reports condemn the Transvaal concessions committee as high handed and harming private property rights in war. Germany instructs London to protest any British move to adopt the report, arguing German stockholders deserve full compensation and recalling wartime actions on the French Eastern Railway as precedent.
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Berlin
Brill
Transvaal
London
Netherlands
South African
Germany
Great Britain
Eastern Railway
Arence-Lorrainy
VALUE OF PANAMA STRAW HATS DEMAND OUTSTRIPS SUPPLY
The piece reports Panama straw hats remain scarce with South American makers unable to meet global demand. Prices rise to 55 dollars for small sizes, limited supplies, and dealers restrict sales. The report notes continued strong demand abroad and uncertainty about new supply.
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York
Panama
Calusman
Fifth Avenue
Lipton Seeks Atlantic Race Involving Constitution and Shamrock
London and New York reports reveal Sir Thomas Lipton proposes an Atlantic crossing race between the Constitution and the Shamrock after the international cup events. New York Yacht Club members react with surprise at the potential undertaking while speculating on Constitution’s availability and future management.
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London
Phone Viton
Hig
New York
Atlantic
Thomas Lipton
Allantin
Ita New York Yacht Club
Drimont Attacks Algiers Government in Parliament
In Algiers, Drimont attacked the government during a debate on the Mazpuerile uprising. He refused to leave the chamber until guards entered, shouting nationalist slogans. He accused the prefect of Algiers of harsh conduct and denounced the Minister of Justice and the Marine Minister as disreputable. The session resumed with Waldeck-Rousseau defending French Algeria and proposing police reorganization. The chamber passed a resolution of confidence in the government by 852 to 2.
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Depues
Drimont
Algiers
Augerii
Chamboy
M. Drumont
File
Golliers
Justice
M. Monig
Marine
Delanstao
Mazpuerile
M. Waldeck-Rouseeau
Fhe Glurmber
Aigurin
German Drapery Trade Faces Collapse and Depression
A Washington dispatch reports deep declines in woolen goods, yarn, and drapery exports across German cities. Factories close, capital scarce, and sales slip as US demand weakens. German manufacturers seek new capital and markets, including transfers to American cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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New York
Tribune
Wrehington Raya
Chiles
Gera
Guroiany
Dirpartmest
Minegia
Lade
Alualte
Wandinatia
Yascari
Philadieplis
Tonm
Southern industrial convention debates Nicaragua canal
Delegates at the Southern Industrial Convention discuss the Nicaragua Canal and American capability. Speakers including Sewall C. Cobb, General H. Anderson, W. A. Cavanaugh, and Walter Stevens address channels, transportation routes, and the role of employers in improving worker conditions with industrial uplift ideas.
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Nicaragua
Philadelphia
Topley
National Inelof
Niaragua Canal
Sewall C. Cobb
Pengrala
Pla
Anderson
Pittsburg
United States
Raglan
Cavanaugh
St. Lovia
Walter Stevens
St. Is
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Inory Liga
Young Men's Christian Association
Extra Session Threat Looms Over Governor’s Budget
Senators push for more time to complete territory business after hours of discussion. A loan bill of 1.6 million drew Republican opposition as lawmakers warned a second extra session may be needed to pass the appropriation against the governor’s wishes.
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Duwnilan
Cecil Brown
Rusa
Istionashii
Warioug Ilo Phistaiecd
Lima
Elizabeth Doyle Freed After Five Years In Prison
A New York special reports Elizabeth Doyle, a married woman from Hodgen, released from the House of Kelvise after serving five years for a ring theft she did not commit. The case traces back to 1808 when Mrs. Doyle was accused over a valuable ring tied to Mary O'Brien's loss, with circumstantial evidence yielding a long sentence.
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New York
Elizabeth Young
Kelvise
Hodgen
Mary O'Brien
Kal Doyle
Jounvictods
Maggin Allen
Hind Dayly
Allen
Rochesters
Elisabeth
Peach orchard culture and farming remedies in rural column
A rural farmer advocates peach cultivation, soil prep, planting spacing, and field management. He urges clean land, subduing soil before planting, using large trees, thorough cultivation, and a clover or cowpea cover. The piece includes a veterinary remedy for hard milking cows and notes on dairy milk timing and feeding impacts.
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J. Hite
Hale
Dfale
New Yorker
Teceki
Omny
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California
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Mareena P. Stone
Galrey
Tudeon KE. Smith
Santa Ana
B. Chapman
Hilands
John Ryan
Joe Angeles
Melancthon
McCisin
Oukland
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Reiter
Nedlands
Thoman Roxton
San Francis
Sarah
Hiisler
Capitela
Irene Reiter
Redlands
Maresret C. Grant
Spain
Patrick C. Moulqueeney
Lor Angeier
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M. Louter
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Gulf of California
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Rio Grande
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Geran Woolenviile
Arrite
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Seitz
Dieta Haugers
Gordes
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