Ireland's True Policy Forged by Reunion Leaders
John E. Redmond and John Dillon spoke at an Irish demonstration in Free Trade Hall May 18. Redmond praised the reunion on the Irish parliamentary wing and opposed Lord Salisbury's stance. Dillon emphasized the need to advance Irish rights through determined action and parliamentary effort. The meeting endorsed the party's policy and urged Irish support for the United Irishmen.
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John E. Redmond
United Irish Wat Party
John Dillon
Etme
Free Trade
Redmond
Ditton
Irieh
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Ireland
Salsebury
Trish
Dnen
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India
John Redmond
Manila
Daniel Candy
Parle
American Officials Doubt Filipino Verve for Uprising
Manila reports discuss a rumored native uprising as Filipinos allegedly leave American employers. Officials see no strong courage for revolt, noting arrests for concealed weapons and suspicious gatherings while noting wartime debates among insurgent leaders and planning figures.
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Paysral
Lawtom
Funor Buanenming
Aooqd
Pilmning Enovarument
Gubmikalon
Aguinaldo
Buencaming
Foreign Markets Report and Global Stock Movements
May reports show mixed demand with production hints and firm American yarns. European markets, including Germany and Britain, reveal subdued trading as New York and Berlin sell pressure weighs on prices. Berlin notes panics and declines up to 10 to 15 percent in key coal and other shares, with investors watching U.S. markets for direction.
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Herlin
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Palsmore
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Valuon
Nome Coalora
United States
Pepe
Ron Mar
Nationalists Win Second Ballots in Paris Municipal Vote
In Paris on May 14 the second ballots in the municipal election yielded twenty of thirty seats to nationalists. The result supports the party claims of a strong local victory, with gains in several districts and implications for the Waldeck-Rousseau cabinet.
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Nationallale
Régenteau
Paria Faces Deep Political Turmoil After Nationalist Shock
A murky Parian crisis emerges as nationalist and anti Semitic factions react to a controversial result. Socialists argue the outcome signals need for courage and republican leaders must heed the working class lesson to avoid further upheaval.
Proposed Wexicay Law Targets Foreign Professionals in Mexico
A bill introduced in congress in Mexico City on May 13 seeks to restrict foreign practitioners in law medicine engineering architecture dentistry pharmacy by requiring examinations here. The proposed rules would require foreign professionals to pass 16 examinations in Spanish to qualify.
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Congress
Aurgéon
Spaniel
Congress Aims for Week of Fiscal Battles and Clark Case
The Senate resumes the Naval appropriation debate and may pass the measure this week. Senator Chandler plans to bring up the Clark case Tuesday and push for a vote. Wolcott indicates the post office appropriation may be taken up soon, with conference reports possible, while Montana and other business face potential delay.
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Senate
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Clark
Wolcott
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Qmet Touedy
Montana
House and Senate Work Delays Shape End of Session
Conferees push appropriations and general deficiency bills as both chambers race to finish by June 10. Leaders project adjournment around June 1 with possible day to day wrangling if Senate blocks dissolution. Tomorrow the deficiency bill and military academy matter head the agenda as rest of week focuses on miscellaneous items.
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Mittery Academy
Semason
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Ee Alnelio
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Fragmented 8th Street News Bits Across Cities
Short unreadable clumps report injuries from storms in Minnesota and Alabama. outras from Chicago and Chattanooga note business and personal events with minimal clear details.
Fragmentary World Notes From Various Cities
Disjointed lines report deaths and official actions in Munich Edinburgh Sydney and Mexico City. The text references officials, fever fatalities, and legal or governmental notes with unclear details.
American the Victor. Paris, May M-Phe one hour bleyele rans
A fragmented item notes a victor and Paris in May with an unspecified event and time reference. No clear names, places, or outcomes are readable to confirm details.
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May
Phe
Inauguration Schedule and Senate Election Notices
A discusses potential amendments to the commission report and outlines forthcoming political events. It notes the governor and lieutenant governor election tomorrow, their inauguration the next Monday, and a sequence of assembly actions including the election of two U.S. senators, with mentions of Senator Caffery and Senator McEnery and their terms.
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Commisasion
General Assembly
Sra Wliot
United States
Eritor M.& Foater
Caffery
McEnrry
Himelf
National and World Events Dominate Today’s Senate and Foreign Affairs
A sweeping set of items details the Senate considering the Clark case and last appropriation bills, withただ minor reports on shipping subsidies. Reports from Nicaragua Canal debates, war coverage, and global incidents follow, highlighting labor strife, cholera in India, and Irish grievances alongside local Texas matters and public notices.
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Clark
Mowride
Ex Governor Stone Endorses Towa as Proper Alive Choice
Ex governor Stone expresses confidence that Mr Towa will act properly and remain alive. The remark frames Towa as a trustworthy choice amid unspecified concerns.
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Mr. Towa
Meutlodl Case Involving Hurry Tle and Edouard Taylore
Fragmentary OCR mentions Hurry Tle and Edouard Taylore in a French context with unclear places and measurements. It references meters and Kilometers but lacks coherent details or dates to establish a clear event or outcome.
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Murdered on a crowded Augusta train platform
Alexander Whitney a well known Augusta resident was shot and killed on a city train by a Black man named William Wille. Lieutenant Plackney Steiner was wounded in the hand as he tried to intervene. The incident occurred as Whitney and Steiner returned from Sumterville. Police pursued the suspect toward Savannah, then Grovetown, with reports the prisoner was later detained in the woods. Georgia law requiring separate waiting areas for whites and blacks cited in delayed pursuit.
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Alexander Whitney
Nexro
William Wille
Plackney Steiner
Whitney
Molemiployee
Bavannah
Atlanta
Grovetown
Groveton
la Georgia
Gireat
Steinet
Sum Terville
Sones
Georgia Cotton Growers Form Association in May Meeting
Georgia farmers convene in Macon to organize the Georgia Cotton Growers Association for profitable marketing and better statistics. P M Longley of La Grange presides. Hoke Smith, Governor Candler and Hon. Hoke Smith address the gathering as delegates from fifty cotton counties elect Harvey Jordan as president and outline cooperative aims.
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Georgia
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la Grange
Troop
Longley
Interior
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Smith
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Georgia Cotton Growers
Harvey Jordan
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Strikes Rally After Citywide Car Service Continues
Kansas City and Kansas City Kansas kept all streetcar lines running as Federal court injunctions and Sunday calm restrained violence. The Industrial Council, representing 53 unions, adopted resolutions urging Missouri members of Congress to curb injunctions and support workers rights while a mass striker meeting is set for tomorrow to decide further action.
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Governor Stephens Demands Swift Action To Restore Order
From St Louis May 13 Governor Stephens with Attorney General Crow arrives in city and issues a directive to police to end the disorder. He urges rapid use of state power to restore peace, arrest all offenders, and calls for officers to act to preserve public safety and order. The note emphasizes that both sides are responsible for unrest and that law must be upheld.
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Lea. Vv. Stephens
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Board of Police Commissioners
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Son V. Stephens
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Mob Threatens Abandoned School In Turtle Creek
A mob of about 2000 men and boys seized Turtle Creek eight miles from Pittsburgh to block health officials from occupying an abandoned school building as a pest house. A clash with officers left several injured. the building remains under guard.
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Shooting Incident Sparks Panic in Car Scene
A chaotic scene unfolded as a gunman opened fire during a ball event. The assailant's shot caused exchement on a car, several women fainted, and bystanders cried for help as officers restrained the shooter.
Louisiana Legislature Faces Busy Session in Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge observers report a lively capitol as the general assembly opens tomorrow at noon. Key agenda includes the civil code changes and the likely lengthy debate over a new criminal code, with party views shaping expected outcomes.
Texan heir fight over mansion inheritance and marriage plans
Special to The Post reports a legal showdown involving Daniel Canby and the mother of Mile. Hewriot. Canby, a wealthy Trocas resident, faces accusations linked to a possible marriage plan viewed as a threat to an heiress’s inheritance. The dispute centers on a court bid to prevent a $45 050 settlement and future access to property.
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Walton Atlee
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Dewey Spent Quiet Day in Knoxville Tennessee
Admiral Dewey spent a calm Sunday in Knoxville. He attended church in the morning and remained in his hotel room for the day as crowds gathered for the anticipated parade and Dewey celebration events tomorrow.
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Local Texas Gazette Details Distorted Plant Upgrades
Fragmented report from Victoria Texas May 13 outlines plans for extensive upgrades to a gin plant. Mentions new machinery, bale handling improvements, and self defense examinations amid scattered names and place references.
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Wharton May Evening Program Attracts Large Crowd
In Wharton Texas on May 13 a lively program led by Rush drew a large crowd. The Indies of the Baptisted held an event featuring supper and praise. J Hiche and family visited the KOO ranch earlier, while Captain J W White prepared machinery for the Matagorda and Irrigation company.
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Texas
Phine Rush
J. Hiche
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Matagorda and Trrigition’ Company
Huntington Audiences Favor Canal Venture Says Campain Speech
The report from Galveston records C P Hult denouncing the Bua canal while Huntington argues the canal will be profitable and essential for the nation. Manufacturers' Record notes Huntington’s belief that the project will bring immense value and transform the country once built.
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