Confederate Veteran Battalion to Lead Atlanta Reunion Parade
Major AW P Deering to command a Confederate veteran battalion in Atlanta with aid from General A West and Urigan. many prominent Georgians and disabled veterans join, funding by the Daughters of the Confederacy. battalion travels by special train from Atlanta for the grand parade.
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AW. P. Deering
Stovall
Atlanta
Uriganiter
A. A. West
North Georgia
Btate
Anton Hem
Allen JD. Chanter
Geral Wright
Georgia
Gruera
William T. Newton
United States
Iflsiriet
Rehard Hobbs
Bank of Alway
J. 3. Toddo
Mmany
Weather Outlook for Eastern Texas and Nearby Areas
Forecast shows showers Monday with varying intensity and cooler conditions. Tuesday brings rain and cooler air, with shifting patterns across Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
Manila Anniversary Train Leaves Washington for Chicago
Admiral Dewey Mrs Dewey and Lt Caldwell depart Washington today by special Baltimore and Ohio train bound for Chicago to participate in the Manila anniversary celebration. The three-car luxury train features admiral’s flag windows and floral decorations as about a thousand spectators bid farewell. J H Maddy of the B&O railroad accompanies the party to supervise the trip.
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Admiral Dewey
Washington
Chicago
J. H. Maddy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wie
Paris Exposition Bridge Collapse Kills Nine
A wooden foot bridge at the Paris Exposition grounds collapsed as crowds passed, killing nine people and injuring about forty. The unfinished structure had been condemned that morning and was part of the Celestial Globe sideshow area. Rescue teams, police, and soldiers liberated victims as officials promised investigations and tighter safety measures.
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Parle
Exposition
Alta
Flere
Pepublican Guarde
Readia
Wiehe
Ambulantes
Archies
Picard
Loubet
Offfes
Paris
Leplow
Safeguards Urged After Fire Risks in Buildings
The text calls authorities to inspect hastily built structures and demolish those unsafe. It urges closing fire hazards and appointing a committee of inquiry to guarantee public security, noting nationalist papers resist government responsibility in wartime.
Porte Not Yet Responding to American Indemnity Note
April 23. The Porte has not replied to the note delivered to Tev Pasha by United States chargé d affaires Mr. Grincom regarding the indemnity claim. Some believe a settlement may come via private American contractors hidden payments, avoiding Ottoman admission of responsibility for the massacres.
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Porte
America
Constantinople
Tew Pasha
United States
Otooman
Soenes
Massacrin
Market Report From Manehrater Conditions and Prices
Market here shows dull activity as buyers in India face famine and can not meet current prices. Sales are limited to old orders, output below expectations, and prices remain firm amid slow yarn and broad market weakness.
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India
Gladbach
Epidemic of Murders Reported in Germany
Berlin reports sensational murder cases across several cities including Castle Sehwaeidpits Traves and Storehnest. Victims are young girls and boys and the murderers remain undiscovered as authorities reel from the wave of violence.
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Berlin
Germany
Addie
Cies
American Steel Company Leaders Arrive in New York for Legal Process
Gates and Lambert, chairman and president of the Aperinas Steel and Wire co, arrived at the Waldorf Astoria from Chicago to face any legal action linked to their conduct of the company. They stated they came to respond to any summons and refused further comment to reporters.
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Gates
Lambert
New York
Gatow
Aperinas Steel and Wire Company
Waldorf-Antertin
Chitego
Steamship Jeannie Prompts Nome Gold Rush Begin
The Jeannie sails from Seattle to Nome on April 3 with eighty passengers and freight, marking the formal rush to the Klondike. Early traffic estimates forecast high earnings next month as steamers depart with merchandise, passengers, and deep freight loads.
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Seattle
Waal
Cape Nome
Steumer Jeannie
Nome
Fel
Herr
Benny
Theaa Feseele
Frowne
Sni
Burning of MKS Wilson Jeruna Acti In Mayennas
In the acrid flames yesterday near Mayennas a deadly fire gripped the Department of Matedos resulting in the death of General Wilton's wife. Rants Chara, the davehier, was burned but survived. Carre sustained injuries and burns though his condition is unclear.
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Jeruna
Wilton
Department of Matedos
Ter
Pingree Endorses Democratic Hopes Amid Party Shift
Detroit governor indicates a shift in public support toward the Democratic party in this year’s elections. He notes independence in the Republican ranks and declines to confirm any withdrawal from the GOP. He cautions against assuming Republicans will act on truety and reiterates belief in Democratic prospects.
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Detroit
Mich
Pingree
Democratic Party
Repubican
Truety
Captain Carter Accused in Government Fraud Case
An April report by expert accountant Bard Johnson, for Attorney General Grigas, outlines Captain O. M. Carter’s alleged one third share of government fraud proceeds. The document details multiple schemes involving checks, withdrawals, and investments tied to contractors, with Carter in and out of New York financial dealings and ongoing investigations through Fort Leavenworth.
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Atlanta
Baward J. Jobpron
Grigas
United States
Attamey Erwin
Georgia
O&o M. Garter
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Yerterday Te Jr. Erwin
Weetcott
Carter
Te. Carer
Hjeluatalog
Carters
New York
Iarer
Venga
Greese
Gaynor
Weatcott
Mongr
Unclear OCR fragment hints at government fraud case
Fragmentary text references Carter era officials and a large monetary figure, implying a government-related fraud or corruption case with potential charges against multiple defendants. No clear names or dates are legible.
Democrats Favor McKinley Bryan Split in 1900 Campaign
Ex Secretary Wilson discusses tariff bill fame and looks to McKinley and Bryan as nominees. He notes Cleveland stays out of Dewey's path and predicts Admiral Dewey will be blundered but remain a factor as the campaign lines form in 1900. Wilson cites shifting tactics and a likely solid Democratic front.
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Wilson
Kansas City
Hot Springs
Nebraska City
Neb
J. Sterling Morton
Cleveland
McKinley
Bryan
Blowselt
Dewey
Dows
Wilnoin
Ultha Pops Endorse Hocker for President at Cincinnati Meeting
Joseph A. Parker of Wentuchs etin announces over a million delegates are expected at the convention next week. Leaders who backed Wotan four years ago discuss endorsing Harker while debates over the Kansas City convention and fusion factions continue. Eugene V. Debs is not endorsed by this group.
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Rodorse Hocker
Tincionati
Joseph A. Parker
Wentuchs Etiiey
Parker
Kansas City
Times Editorial Questions McKinley Opportune Policies
The Times editorial in London critiques President McKinley’s stance on Anglo American relations. It says his cautious rhetoric has yielded little toward fostering better ties between Britain and the United States amid the presidential campaign. It argues against linking McKinley to anti Boer agitation and calls for clearer pro Anglo-American accommodation.
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London
the Times
Meinley
America
McKinley
Aimael
Campaign Play Says Brayan Nominated by Acclamation
Ty Stone asserts Brayan would be nominated by acclamation and would not seek the vice presidency. He identifies Ohio New York Minnesota California as debatable ground and says carrying these in 189 would secure victory.
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Stone
Kansas City
Btone
Missouri
Oday
California
Ruan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Linois
Democratic Executive Plans State Convention Date
The Democratic executive committee met in Jackson to set the date and place for the Mississippi state convention. Members present in the city discuss sending an old Bryan delegation to the Kansas City convention.
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Mississippi
Bryan
Jackson
Miss
Democratic Executive Committee
Olld Bryan
Kansan
Bryan Views US Sympathy for Boer Cause in Europe Cable
William J. Bryan met in Chicago with Mayor Harrison and ex Governor Altmeld before a late train to Port Huron Michigan. He denied discussing concrete aims of the meetings while stating the Democratic party would offer moral sympathy and good offices to the Boers in a future win, noting widespread Western support for their independence.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
Admiral Dewey Visits Chicago Amid Navy Duty Questions
Admiral Dewey said he would not discuss political topics during his tour of several cities including Chicago, Jacksonville, Louisville, Memphis, Nashville and Knoxville. He noted his role as Navy chief guiding his silence on political matters while away from Washington.
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Dewey
Chicago
Washington
Jacksonville
Louly
Mimpula
Narhville
Knoxville
Otties
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