Grand Army pension bill and global notes from 1900s
A wide telegraphic resume reports the Senate approving bill 1477, the Grand Army pension measure, plus dispatches on colonial moves in the Orange Free State and Portugal. It notes Ruskin's will value, Mount Vesuvius activity, Merritt’s European tour, and bronze medal funding for volunteers in the Philippines. Also covered are a Manila cable, Munkacsy’s funeral, MacArthur’s staff changes, Italian engagements, and March revenue gains at major post offices.
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India
Lourenzo Marques
Orange Free State
Kroonstad
Muiiborn
John Ruskin
Veanvius
Wesley Merritt
Mia Merritt
Europe
Kahn
Philippines
Clara B. Hunter
Jeanne
Catherine
Annie Ruesy
John Drew
Empire
Hes
Frederic H B. Man
Quito
New York
Hombay
United States
Mnnkacsy
Assum
Bonn
Art Club
Destewfly
Minister of Public Instruction
Manila
MacArthur
Growder Ax
Ian
Robert Brown
Adjutant-General
Mabelle Swift
F.C. Swift
Chicago
Boston
Clarence Moore
Philadelphus Times
Miss Swift
Prince Alexis Karageorgivich
Survie
Swift Pere
Letty
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Root
T. M. Wella
Negros
Thoreward
Senate
Vic USA
Cus
Tomhouse
Postoffice
Battery Street
Washington
Jackson
Mercer
Hosse Committee On
Congress
Hemsterson
Houses
Doen Capendilores
Alameda Encampment and Lodges Serve Local Fraternal Groups
Societies notes list Alameda Encampment No 31 and multiple lodges in Hayward and surrounding areas with meeting nights, officers, and halls. It includes Sycamore Lodge No 17, Hayward Rebekah Lodge No 6, Eucalyptu s Lodge, Haywards Lodge No 18, Eden Lodge No 201, Thaka Lodge No 2, Ladies Sockety Dania, KOKS Grange P of H No 106, Maywards Court No 38 F of A, Woodmen of the World, and WCTU events, plus local church schedules and civic listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
F. Hall
Tharmtayn Louis Jacobsen
C. K
Charles Prowse
Scribe
Sycamore Lodge
Gam Nadeem
HE Branner
Reo. Bes
Hayward
Rebekah Lodge
Bi— Ments
Gallet
Misv
Uxtte
Eucalyptus Lodge
Smids
Hal Wal
Hetry Boke Ter
HE Bronwen
Haywarns Lodge
Hell
K Naen MW. J
McDonnell, Kee
Eden Lodge
Neeta
Luce’s Hall
Glarenve McDonnell
Wm. Zambrinky
Ty Haywards Lodge
Ferdinand Strubet
G. Alberts
Maywards
N.S. GW
Hallfalter Meyers
Chic
Henry Bocasen
Areretery
Eress Cams
Woodmen of
Te World
Atal A. Sidney Jones
PW. Wilbert
Ciesk
W.C.T. U of Haysasds
Reservoir survey plan for Kings River and San Joaquin basins
Kings River Storage Association committees meet with JOU Lippincott of the U S Geological Survey to authorize a survey toward reservoir sites. Government funds of 2500 will support the effort with state contributions totaling 9800 across the two basins. USGS to lead field work with 2600 for recon surveys, Kings Irrigation and California Water and Forest Association to provide 1400 and 1000 respectively. gauging stations to be maintained by USGS. no hydrographic shortfall due to possible congressional cuts. Maps and notes to be archived by the USGS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farvaya
Awdongals
Kags
Fregno
Kings River Storage Association
Frank St
Shot
Joha C. Moore
MH. D. Barton
Jou. Lippincott
United States Geological Survey
Kings River
San Joaquin
Peculiar Will Tests Executors Powers In Newark Probate
In Newark probate a New Jersey will of Miss Mary E. Stanford governs a $100,000 estate largely from her uncle Leland Stanford. Executors Frank R. Lown and Wilberforea Frewman may invest estate funds without bond, with clauses shielding them from liability for investment errors. Bequests include $100 monthly to Colonel Stanford and Mrs Feltman, $20,000 to Jerome B. Stanford, and $70,000 to Clark Stanford and Thomas Feltman, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary E. Stanford
Montelsir
N. J
Asa P. Stanford
Leland Stanford
California
Newark
Frank Ro Lown
Pough‘keepsie, N. X
Wilberfore A Fr
John ©. Feltman
Teutatrix
Jerome B. Stanford
Clark Stanford
Stanford University
Thomas M Feltman
Maude L
Mabel H
Helen Stanford
May hurry Turkey purpose discovered by diplomat
A Washington dispatch says the State Department remains silent on Turkey’s response to the indemnity due for losses at Harput and Marash while a plan to test payment through a demonstration is noted. Reports claim Germany disapproves of relying on Germany if relations are severed and Ahmed Pasha may visit to arrange a warship funded by indemnity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Washington
Marseilles
State Department
Spain
Italy
New York
Turkey
Casa
Poreiste
United States
Europe
Germany
Department of State
Ahmed Pasha
Harput
Marah
Martial law proclaimed in Spanish provinces amid riots
Madrid reports martial law in Barcelona and Valencia amid anti tax protests. Rioting in Barcelona involved barricades and gunfire between residents and gendarmes, with shots fired from homes. Seville saw stones rained on the military club as gendarmes battled rioters. two gendarmes, a police inspector, and two guards were wounded before infantry and cavalry cleared the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaniah Goverment
Madrid
Barcelona
Valencia
Seville
Railroad Plans in the South End Electric Line Scheme
A letter to the City Council discusses granting a steam rail franchise for an electric railway on central city streets. W H Took, owner of the Trac in Company, says the Terminal Company seeks a franchise for a corporation where he would be principal owner. The plan would convert the terminal suburban road to Pasadena into an electric line, competing with the Pasadena and Pacific Railway, with T E Gibson confirming the executive support. The Board of Public Works and Council review the franchise now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Angeles
W.H. Took
Tracin
Comany
Terminal Railway
Pasadena
Glendale
San Pedro
Pacific Railway
T. E. Gibsen
Terminal Roai
Board of Public Works and Council
Chamberlain Holds First War Talk In Birmingham
Joseph Chamberlain, Secretary of State for the Colonies, presided at a Birmingham Unionists meeting at Town Hall. He defended the South African war, accepting responsibility if needed, faulting those who misled Kruger and urging loyalty in self governing colonies. He opposed recognizing Boer republics, proposing eventual incorporation under British rule then self governing colonies like Canada and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamberlain Hays
Colouied
Birmingham
England
Joesph Clamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Krueger
Lemanda
South Africa
India
Canada
Australia
Discoveries in Egypt Extend Early Dynastic History
A London telegraph reported by Run from New York that Professor Flinders Petrie unearthed Abydos storehouses with pre dynastic records. Seals on royal wine jars reveal names and tombs of the first dynasty kings, extending history to 4000–5000 B.C. The find links King Heri to an earlier ruler and identifies Alia with Sfenes, founder of the Egyptian monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Ays
Flindera Petrie
Uease Winter
Abydos
Alia
Sfenes
Turkish Matter Stirring World Eyes Turko American Clash
The Times prints a letter by its Odeass correspondent dated May 8, noting official suspicion in Russia over the Turko American dispute. It cites an article from the Ordessa Rylstock claiming US imperial policy seeks new trade outlets and hints Russia would oppose any move violating Turkish waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odevne
Tonton
the Times
Odeass
Rumia
Ordessa Rylstock
United States
Europe
Rnssia
To Defend New England Washington Rest Admiral Bredford Purchases Land
Reports from multiple fronts describe Admiral Bredford acquiring sixty acres on Frenchman’s Kay Me near Mount Desert to host a major naval base. Plans call for a fortified naval rendezvous and repair facility, with women volunteers to assist in defense and logistics. In Pretoria, President Kruger faces threats as violent demonstrations and brutal restraint methods circulate in the political arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Washington
Bredford
Kay
Mount Desert
Adoes
Navy
Burgheress Jie
Transvaal
Pretoria
Krueger
President commutes sentence for Private Miller in Cebu case
In the case of Private Miller of Company I, Twelfth Infantry, tried by general court martial for criminal assault at San Nicolas, Cebu, on October 20, 1890s, the President commuted the death sentence to dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of pay and allowances, and 20 years confinement at hard labor in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tank Miller
Twantye Third Infantry
Conti-Martial
Aterear San Nicolas
Cebu
Ure Atay
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Cal
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Oakland
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Ban Prencland
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Haya Reven
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EE. W. Merwin
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Watkins Sts
Berteus
Alameda County
Broadway Street
Mreuger
Berlin
Krneger
Greatam
Chumcher
Eden Congregational Church
Alfred
Case
Catholic Church
Father Lally
Corser Grec
Pearce
Lex J Fenton-smith
B Street
Susday Schow
G. W. Irons
Pastor
John St. Haar
Wolawrence
Merely
Cher W. Hever
Toma
J. A Collton
Abert E. Fiche
Marshal
J. Damage
de A J. Dean
Castro Stuuet
Natward
Marward
Faiabax Streets
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Cal NA Scaiver
Alexander Inka al Oe
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Stockton
Daniel
Postal
Secretary of the Treasury
Postal Savings Bank
Republic of Hawaii
Voxtal Savings Bank
Salisbury
Wanda
Lord Sallebury
Primrose Lestige
Nationaline
Seermonnt
Diamant
Cantain von Expand
Chatreniste
Oes
Uncle Sam
Yermany
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