Federation debate shapes temperance clash in Australia
UK observers note Liberal and Conservative disunity over Australian federation and temperance policy. Lord Salisbury argues for restraint, while Australian ministers face pressure on colonial court power, party splits, and potential ministerial conflicts with public company roles.
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Comparizon
London
Dinnura
Iunehcota
Chamberlain Tooth
Australia
Chamberlain
Canada
Tederadha
Lord Salidbury
Malduna
Bedr
Lori
Jorda
Tuunday
Oval
Olockon
Lord Salisbury
Lord Saliabury
Lord Windsor
Nord Ballsbury
Coloiony
Ministera
Lord Sallehury
Goundcbon
Myr. Chamberlain
Lord Maniliton
Sho Eetl
Selbourne Wold
Inuoni
Rogardless
Saturday Review
Lord Baliaturg
England
Devlarea
Ile
United States
Almehan
Amergay
Miuwt
Balintury
Bagnah
Gossip and diplomatic frictions flood the Franco American scene
A garbled report cites France and Britain over horse racing bans and American intervention probabilities. It mentions Turkish American tensions, Moros in the Sulu archipelago, and naval movements toward Mayence. The text references German naval limits and various officers amid global political strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germate
France
Verly
Kreus Zelting
America
Kingland
Hingland Winben
Lieutéiant Veneta
South Amce
Dandludas
Will
Hrntiah Golna
Averon
United States
Sulu
Heas Hos
Funke
Mayence
Prea
Wmpuror
Laontenant Burtonte
Vyuo Synird
Goran
Otto
Asavelation Forest of
Goritan
Manover
Soberiach
Bam
Cole
Lapland Coun
Matouality
Cubadon
Lily White Republicans Hold Louisiana Convention in Lovin
The lily white faction of the Louisiana Republican Party met in Lovin to select delegates to the National Republican Convention. Mayor T. M. Weld and F. O'Neal of Dep. Inn presided as convention delegates were chosen amid factional debates.
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Lovin
Ioan
Divet
Strerypari
Lily White
Republican Party
Louigiana Hel
T. M. Weld
F. O'Neal
Dep
Inn
McKinney
Hie
Wponian
Mexican Herald Discusses Monroe Doctrine and Latin American Policy
The Mexican Herald analyzes the Monroe Doctrine, arguing it evolved toward withdrawing European powers from the Americas and promoting Latin American unity. It notes American tariff policy, McKinley era relations, and possible Mexican bank openings in Mexico City while reporting on local finance and postal exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Heral
Diaz
Argentina
The
Herald
Europe
America
United States
McAiney
South America
United State
Republic of
Notla
Jean
Congrom
Tlaxcala
Texas
Taree Bank Tere
Hoetto
Iyla
Cagne
Thera Ja
Nouveliy
Pattotfien Department
Moine
Incergio
United
Tragic Tunnel Wreck Leaves Seven Dead in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a Baltimore and Ohio tunnel wreck killed seven, with fireman George Hinchman and another crewman among the dead. Rescue work recovered bodies as crews battled fire, and operator Krank Lametell surrendered to authorities amid the disaster.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Eugstone
Joan le
C. Bent
Grorgh Luab
George Hinchman
Callow
New York
Cmrs
Slandine
Mie
Olore Ware
Amos
Colleigg
Ian
Colley
Dublin Texas Welcomes Expanded Railway Shops and Service
A new Western Central railway workshop facility opens in Dublin as Southwestern Telephone enters the area with a franchise. Over the next weeks crews overhaul facilities and plan to extend branches to Fort Worth and other points. Public school will close June 1 for a week of public benefit exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Texan
Terad Central Railway
Southwestern Telephone Company
Poshuasion
Igwahort
Hrowne Wood
Mort Worth
Wharton Murder Case Heads to Victoria County Trial
The grim Samm Harrie murder docket advances as the Tim Hoping case is sent to Victoria County for trial. Proceedings continue with the criminal docket winding down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Victoria County
Boers Advance and Politic Tangles Dominate World News
Reported Boers shot by truce taggers as Lord Teaberry enters Kroonstad unopposed. President Ziego dies and moves government to Land ley. Boers seek peace while Free Staters scatter and Transvaal retreats north. Prohibition favored by Baptists. unions threaten sympathy strikes amid stalled arbitration and federal intervention. Fort Worth to host a $160,000 project. university medical department closes term. Cotton falls on Liverpool news. grain liquidates. Glock market weak on price reaction.
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Teaberry
Kroonstad
Ziego
Landley
Aritlah
Liverpool
Priess
Gral
Senate Rejects Proposition to Build Armor Plate Factory
Senate votes 24 to 0 to reject the proposal for a government armor plate factory. Government officials press ahead with the Cu ban portal ecanidal and demand Neeley extradition to Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ecanidal
Neeley
Havana
Trade and political notes tied to Germany and Paris expo
A summary of recent events mentions efforts to curb American agricultural imports to Germany, travel bans at races in France, Senator Lodge criticizing policy in Berlin, talks of Texas capitalists backing a bank in Mexico City, and the USA turning over its pavilion at the Paris exposition. It notes French elections influencing government stance, rising nationalism, and American temperance and sports influence in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Lodge
Berlin
Mexico
Paris
France
Parla
Southern Baptists push for prohibition during mountain mission plans
The Texas Rev J B Cranfill led a fiery resolution at a Southern Baptist convention in Hot Springs Arkansas on May 12 denouncing liquor traffic as a barrier to mission work. Delegates urged national and state prohibition and urged Christian citizens to vote against taverns and saloons while debating funding and expansion for foreign and mountain missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mot Springs
Ark
Bulttern Baptist
J. B. Cranfill
Texas
Soltharn Baptiste
Howe
Mideton
Conpresa
Baptists
Die Kortout
Tote Mission
Toetmvi
Arguniang
Staton
Sorthern
Vieltors
Dickerson
Ubnege
Mew
Frank Dickeon
Hartford
Conn
Dore
Gambrel
Vixos
Estonia
W. B. Hawwker
Richmond
Moulton
May Fi Moore
Mire
Bud Sagal
Hot Springs
Ark J
iKoeole
Rev
Sion
Waelder
Traffic and Community Notices From Early City Briefs
Passenger traffic manager Morse reports conditions along the H EB and WW T. entertainment by the Maronbows. Officers elected for the colored Emancipation celebration. A couple of boys injured by an explosion. Police information takes charge today. An arrest for trafficking in woven for immoral purposes. Trap spot by the Boring Gun club.
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Morse
H. EB
Boring Gun Club
Methodists Propose Organic Law Changes at Central Conference
At Chicago the Southern Methodist central conference debated amendments to the church constitution. A commission proposed one general secretary per church district and provisions for credential retention. San Antonio district conference in Texas listed attendees and appointed committees, noting L. Ward’s address on Twentieth Century Education and welcoming visiting preachers.
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Chicago
Methodia
Myssiopal Central Conference
Special Commission
Orevian
Tycotonily Niot
Aricles
George Hittott
Philadelphia
al Aldipt
Lagi
Chiuryl
Patillon
Pennsylvania
Mont W Quartettu
Secratarion
Bennvalenie i
Bnxions
Son Antonio
Cotulla
Texas
San Antonio
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Buck Har- Tin
J. M. Moore
Sterlite Fisher
KH. N. Pierce
M. AL Black
Harrie
Wesley Peacock
W. ON. Slagy
W. G. la Woods
D. Ft
Colored Methodiams Session Report in Columbus Ohio
May 12 session of the Ad. van Methodiat conference presided by Bishop yyon. JS. G. Sompeon led devotional exercises from Lone Carel nn. Conference publications were read. a house etn rer tong ater cure was cataloged in Cota. Quarantine prevented presence of delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Methodiams
Columbus
Ohio
Yyon, Sale
Ad. van Methodiat
JS. G. Sompeon
Lone Carel Nn
Cota
Princeton Wins Dual Track Meet Over California
Princeton defeats University of California by 10 to 2 in a dusl track meet held today in Princeton New Jersey. In Cambridge Harvard edges Yale 6 4 in a separate dual meet under favorable conditions with Harvard taking the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princtton
N. J
University of California
Priteston
Princeton
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Altornong
Ees
Oul
Alan
Cuban Postal Scandal Outlines Roosevelt Extradition Move
May 1 report from Wavalla notes Measrs Reeves and Reynolds, postal auditors, detained in their room as the Cuba postal fraud investigation unfolds. Rich’s confession links Neiley to multiple enterprises and power of attorney, with authorities estimating defalcation around 76,000. Governor Roosevelt plans New York departure to discuss Neiley’s extradition. Lindsay says Neiley open to Cuba or trial in the U.S. courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavalla
Reeves and Reynolds
J4all
Worydun Rich
Neiley
Rich
Cuba
Bolle
Kich
Fio
Wandington
Roosevel
Pure
New York
Department of Juntoo
Nyeloy
Hich Offelala
Jun Tlee
Ube Neeley
Ube Neeley Matter Wis Discuused At Some Ietmth
Tomorrhy
Wir
Wood
Havana
John D. Lindsay
Neeley
Todlay
Cilat
Neely
Tab Cotnee
Mtr. Lindsay
Han Roomer
Lindley
Moehciasea
United States
St Louis Street Railway Strike Faces Arbitration Push
A committee seeks arbitration to settle the St Louis street railway strike but talks stall over union recognition. Federal Attorney Rogier warns against interference measures as violence and arrests rise while operations limp along and a City Hall meeting plans possible actions.
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Bi. Louie
W. H. Woodward
Mtrikera
Btrelot
Compromisea
Waitlatalia
Eitizena’ Gomuonittes
Whittaker
Lohivanin
Franglt
Woodward
Mercantiia
Trane Company
Page
Spitlding
Lindell
Laowede Avenue
Delmar
Tark Avenue
Campton Heights
Fark
California Avenue
Ron
Howevr
Alwr
Wallaballa Hall
Atepa
Central Trade
Labor Counsell
Apm
Kent
Usted
Rogier
Rozier Dumands
United States
Rowler
St. Louth
Campbell
Death of Elizabeth Cavell Dena in Gongales Teas
Mrs Ogret, a well known resident of the county, died on May 12. She was a highly estimable lady who left behind a son and many friends to mourn her loss.
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Elieebethh Cavell Dena
Fantales
Mos
Elizahon
Owen
Ogret
Iis County
German Reichstag debates and church criticism in Tyrol
Berlin May 12 The Reichstag’s week’s proceedings were tame but the African liberal bill’s passage interests Americans as the government signals contracts with the subventioned sector. A proviso blocks German port competition. agrarian leader Geritz thanks the chancellor for the proviso though freight costs hinder American rail freight. The Libertine party pushes the Lux Helod bill to curb censorship despite the emperor’s disapproval. Conservatives and coprists aim for final passage. the Bundesrat may reject. Tyrolean editor Kardow jailed weeks for criticizing the Catholic Church. press calls for abolition of such conditions. The issue widens into battles among liberals conservatives and the emperor’s stance on press and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Lloyd
Wolf
Gertel
Count von Hohenivhd
Reichstag
Hoian
Bundesrath
Eral
Becaide
Mavarian
Edltor Kordow
Geramn
Sd Kardou Bilongshi
Tyrol
Tee Vousische Zottung
Billy
Vidlegha
Entered Kroonstad as Steyn Fails to Hold Burghers
London reports General Roberta entered Kroonstad with no opposition. Lord Roberts dispatch says President Steyn fled after vain attempts to rally burghers to continue fighting. Transvaal forces desert, Free Staters return home. Procession into town preceded by a colonial guard. Steyn issued proclamation before leaving Kroonstad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roberta
Kroonstad
Lord Roberts
Steyn
Peranada
Burghore
Orange Free State Wall
Tall
Jorden
Pole Flarow
Guuris
Royal Artillery Company
Twelfth Engineers
Hroonstad Pyeulfent Steyn
Lind
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised for Blood Disease Remedy
Testimonial notes Hood's Sarsaparilla helping a Hood’s user with scrofula and eye trouble, claiming improved vision and weight of the body after taking the medicine. Several named locations and individuals express strong belief in the remedy's effectiveness and urge others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Yonkers, N
L. B. Woopanp
Woonsockat
Toa
Manliness and its ruinous toll on youth warned by physician
A physician argues nature punishes violations of its laws with early decay and mental and physical decline. He cites worn, anxious men in their prime, describes symptoms from indecision to tremors, and offers consultation and a booklet titled Manliness by J. Newton Hathar DJ for parents seeking guidance.
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Ile
Jn CIA
Godely
J. Newton Hatha DJ
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Federation
Privy Council
Salisbury
Iim
Dmrlin
Mexican Herald
Pane Amer
Jenniam
Mexico City
Philadeli Praia
O 'L'Ounel
Dublin News Notes
Transvaal
Fouthern Baptista
Kansas City
Fog Peer
Ang
Om Tunnel
St Louis
Fort Worth
Medical Department
Univerity
Galventah Binding Trades Council
Fayolle
Ft. B. Clark
Ban
Philippines
Collin
Curtis
Storey
Washington
Southern Baptists
Dr. Crantill
Vie Baptista
Jalo Gonos
Wipand
Kew
Aversakuney
McDonald
White
North Carolina
Presly Eriada
Hey. D. H. Carroll
Mailnoads
Northern Methodists
Corydon Rich
Noosevelt
Neeler
Calperlit
ST. Louis
Liberal
Cawthon
Madras
K. H. Cawthon
Clhohiers
Hutters, Freie
Stain & Treet
Newdon Hathaway
M. PD
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