German Reichstag defeats anti-revolutionary bill in parliament
The report states the German reichstag rejected an anti-revolutionary bill backed by Emperor William. It mentions concurrent Japanese actions in Asia and Spanish-Cuban military events, alongside a Dublin protest and a call to free political prisoners. It also notes Japan’s canal overture and a Spanish boy runaway inquiry from Madrid.
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Reichstag
William
Phoenix Park
Dublin
Japan
Nicaragua
Tas
China
Port Arthur
Washington
Madrid
Jose Osorio Y Moray
Multiple fatalities and injuries reported in scattered incidents
In Plainfield Indiana 19 year old Palmer Carter accidentally killed his 13 year old brother. In Butte Montana A D Mc Ponnald and James Mabrinty were mangled in a mine shaft and William Bowen was seriously hurt. Three men perished in an Erie railroad wreck near Hornellville. Two Saylersville Kentucky children poured powder on hot coals. Five workers were seriously injured in Chicago from a wall collapse during demolition. Samuel Osun of Spokane was dragged to death when his pony bolted with a rope looped around his head. A man died walking on Central railroad tracks in Lyons New York. A notebook bore the name MEO Avery of Detroit. A forty foot gasoline launch built for Ralph Grainger exploded on its trial trip in San Francisco Bay. Frank Fitzpatrick was fatally injured.
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Wranklin
Straits of
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Kas
Alvin
Sirazoria
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Samuel Jo
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National Shoe and Leather Bank
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Jim Goodwin
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Covington
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National Sporting Club of
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Meo Avery
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Frank Fitzpatrick
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Dick Watson
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Samuel A Wilkinson
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Maus
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Wire Rope Department
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Oklahoma
Capitala Bela
Louis Plachitt
Atenominee
Midi
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Oshkosh
Wis
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Ramsey Wio
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Sephardt
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Joseph Broyere
Green Bay
Volney Beard
Lexington
Albert © Hall
Beard August Teffer
Clara Herbold
John Flood
Kelly Bank
Thomas Parnes
Jacksonville
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Ark
Joan Green
Milt Haryer Green
Harp
Benjamin Radcliffe
Park County
Cole
Buena Vistafall
Stapel
Liverpool
Labor Notes on Wage Increases and Strikes Across Several States
Over 900 workers in Norristown and Bridgeport Pennsylvania idle due to strikes. The Oliver Iron and Steel Company of Pittsburgh grants an amalgamated scale and workers return. Four thousand laborers in Riverdale Wheeling Belmont and Topmalls WV gain a 10 percent wage rise. Shelburne mine workers settle dues, ready to resume. Furnace workers in Sharpsville Middlesex Indiana receive raises. Ohio coal mines reopen partially at 60 cents while others hold. Indianapolis molders strike for 2.25 to 2.50 daily. earnings now 2.0 to 2.40. Princeton Illinois government employes vs foremen at the Hennepin canal largely settled as many resign.
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Norrstown
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Oliver Iron and Sted Company
Pittsburg
Atd
Anher
Tren
Stech
Riverade
Wheeling, Belmont
Top
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Pease
Shelborn Ind
Sharpsville
Middlesex
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ind
Princeton
Hennepin Sannl
Pennsylvania
Weel
United States
Canada
Corbett Jackson purse talks amid boxing doubts
Sporting notes say a London club weighs offering a purse for Corbett and Iéter Jackson as Virginia pursues a Corbett Fitzsimmons tie if reuniable. The Hawthorne Illinois track raid nets bookmakers. Johnson the cyclist turned pro may race for money. the Corbett Fitzsimmons bout appears off with no Florida meeting planned.
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London
Eng
Corbett
I‘éter Jackson
Virginia
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Hawthorne
Ill
Chicago
Civb Federation
John S Johnson
Ianece
Florida
Trade Week Eyes Improved Crop Prospects and Revival Dampened by Strikes
R G Dun & Co. reports the weekly trade review with a devaluation of foreign exchange from $350,000,000 in government bonds sales and a 40 percent distribution of advanced funds. Crop prospects improve signaling better post summer business, while strikes slow gains in major industries. Wheat sales reach 34 million bushels this week amid fluctuating prices and rising activity.
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New York
R. G Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Manhattan
Ummer
Atlantic
Dying for want of food among Labrador Indians
Québec May 13. The worst stories of destitution from Northern Canada appear in parliamentary reports detailing starvation and death among the Montagnais Indians and Eskimos near Fort Chimo Ungava Bay. About 160 people two thirds of the tribe have died at the Hudson Bay trading post and nearly thirty Eskimos are reported dead. The government has set aside funds for relief if another severe winter comes.
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Québec
Canada
Labrador
Fort Chimo
Hudson Bay
Ungava Bay
Hudson Bay Company
Dupont Case Complicated
Senator Mitch ell, ranking Republican for the committee on privileges and elections, declined to commit before testimony in the Delaware contest. He said if reports on Delaware’s constitution are correct, Speaker Wilson as governor could not vote for any Senate candidate, a point he is deeply convinced by.
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Duns
Dupont
Delaware
Gresham
Don M. Dickinson
Washington
Mitchell
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Wilson
Lord Sholto Douglas and Miss Addis in a Theater Scheme
The piece portrays Lord Sholto Douglas and Miss Addis amid plans for a cheap lodging and a theater venture run by Ned Homan. It notes his arrest on sanity grounds and details a bustling, troubled social circle surrounding a proposed marriage and publicity tactics for a theater venture in Market Street.
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Lord Sholte
Doughis
Market Street
Fight purse offered for Corbett Fitzsimmons bout in Texas
George Walker has authority from San Antonio citizens to offer a $40,000 purse for the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight. A certified check ensures the offer. The plan is to stage the bout in New Laredo or nearby venues near this city.
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San Antonio
Tez
George Walker
New Larean Moxlen
Free Silver Speakers Tour Mapped Across The West
A letter from Senator Jautiner announced a free silver speakers tour likely to pass through Minnesota North Dakota Montana Ohio Washington Oregon California Nevada Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska with speakers including Senator Morgan Cincamery M Black James Kerr Lawrence Gardiner WR Meyers and Edward Sefton. A lightning storm near Bloomington Illinois caused multiple barn fires and farm losses totaling thousands across Colfax Cropsey and surrounding townships.
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St Paul
Minn
Jautiner
Demoratic Congressional Committee
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Ohiho
Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Morgan
Mississippi
Cincamery M Black
York
National Association of Democration Clubs
House of Representatives
James Kerr
Clearheld
Lawrence Gardiner
Democratic Congressional Committee
National Association of Democratic Clubs
WR Meyers
Indiana
Edward Sefton
Secret European Alliance Targeting Japan Revealed
Tokyo reports indicate Russia Germany and France may unite to seize continental territory ceded by China. Count Ito and Viscount Matsu met at Maiko after Emperor's commands, with Tokio department heads informed April 24. Foreign ministers were notified in subsequent days as foreign press speculates on impact.
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Tokyo
Sanfrancisco
Cal
Japan
Russia
Germany
France
Europe
America
China
I[uroshima
Ito
Viscount Matsu
Maiko
Tokio
Japan seeks Nicaragua canal treaty privileges cited
Tokyo on May 13 reported Japan aims for a Nicaragua canal treaty to win privileges commensurate with its power. Washington discussions involve Nicaragua’s Minister Guzman and Japanese representatives but no final agreement or active push was disclosed.
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Tokio
Japan
Nicaragua
Washington
Guzman
United States
Britain
Double Revolt Rumors Sweep Central America and Cuba
Reports from Tegucigalpa and Managua claim dissident Honduran and Nicaraguan factions planned simultaneous revolts with August dates, while much of the army reportedly involved. In Cuba Santiago observers note a white emigration and debate calling up discharged Spanish troops as Spain weighs troop relief.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Managua
Nicaragua
Ecuador
Alfaro
Colombia
Clauim
Santiago
Cuba
Key West
Fla
Spain
Salcedo
Ecuador rebels seize Quarantes disrupt coast to Guayaquil
Special Panama dispatch reports Quito line severed as rebels take Quarantes and Oro province towns Santa Rosa Sarama and Pasaje revolt. Armament abundant and broad opposition to the government persists even among troops. General Pierola praises revolution while Colombia backs the administration.
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New York
Heralds
Panama
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Oro
Santa Rosa
Sarama
Pasaje
Pierola
Colombie
Lichtenberg Found Guilty In Detroit Bribery Trial
A verdict of guilty was entered Saturday against Jullity Lichtenberg former school inspector in Detroit Michigan after a trial on charges of accepting a bribe from a Manistee Wisconsin school furniture agent. Lichtenberg was remanded pending sentence.
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Lichtenberg
Ted Tetroit
Rully
Manitewor
Wis
Htenberg
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