Senator Clark resigns from United States Senate
Montana figures swing as Senator W A Clark announces resignation after a Senate inquiry clears him of wrongdoing. He cites duty to Montana and returns credentials to the body, expressing gratitude to colleagues across party lines. The chamber adjourns as the resignation is announced.
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United States
Montena
Senate of the
Naonal Council
Whuma
Legislative Assembly of
Montana
W. A. Clark
Senate
Clark
Willy Athery
Chanifler
Rose
Rost
Mont
Democratia
Groteia
Bacon
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praises From Suffering Patients
In letters from readers in Gardiner Oswego and Auburn experiences describe eczema relief after two years of medicines. They credit Hood's Sarsaparilla with restoring health sleep appetite and energy and encourage others to use the remedy.
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Hood
J. W. Deexen
Gardiner
N.Y
Sam
Congress Debates Alaska Government Bill and Cadet Oath
The House discussed the Alaska civil government bill and the retention of cadet vows at West Point. Key voices opposed expanding the National Guard roles and urged accountability for cadet hazing while deferring to military department oversight. Adjournment followed after the day’s debate.
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Washington
Military Academy
Kunifetohoe
Git- Jett
ARKO
Tulley
Greeiey
Slayden
Macrifion
Herry
Sdlzer M
National Guard
Alpha Bo
Midion
Gillet
Muen
Aeain Calla
Ned Croan
Texas towns seek pensions and bank charter in Hutto
Texas officials announced pensioners from Siwan San Saba Hallett Yeleta and other counties. Comptroller Newton approved J D Oland and others to organize the Mirat National Bank of Hutto with capital of 225000.
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Washington
Texas
Jodas
Siwan
San Saba County
Hallett Natfords
Yeleta
Concho
Nuwon Hag
J. D Oland
Mirat National Bank of
Hutto
Patent list highlights various devices and inventors
Washington May 15 Texag patents list mind todye Raynell Anthony Wortham brick machine William H Tarrett Channing two way fanert Sanford M Buchanan Yoakum vehicle top support Mragorick NDarty Austich file wrap per and nackawe fastener Willan G Fkiford Grauburs intit cook Hugh W Harry Tolls clatern Jen H Mesar Temple tongue bar ade quating machine
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Washington
Texag
Tesmind Toddye Raynell Anthony
Wortham
William H. Tarrett
Channing
Sanford M
Buchanan
Yoakum
Mragorick
Ndarty
Austich
Willan G. Fkiford
Grauburs
Intit Cook
Hugh W. Harry
Tolls
Clatern
Jen H. Mesar
Temple
Opening of American Machinery Building at Vincennes Exposition
The American Machinery Building at the Vincennes exposition was formally opened to the public this afternoon. Superintendent FP E Drake Mr Peck and General Porter spoke. Following remarks the building opened and all machinery began operating immediately.
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American Machinery Building
Pormally
Opwood Yeaterday
Parle
Vipcennes Annex
FP. E. Drake
Peck
General Porter
Little Rock Elects New Mayor in Special Election
In Little Rock Arkansas on May 14 a special election chose a new mayor to replace J A Woodron. W R Daly ran unopposed as the Democratic nominee and secured fewer than 1000 votes in a low turnout.
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Little Rock
Milile Rock
Ark
Hille Rock
J. A. Woodron
W. R. Daly
Privonk
Damorratic
Siege of Mafeking Breaches and Relief Claims Across Reports
Conflicting dispatches from London May 16 describe spoiling news from Mafeking. Officials say food will last until June 14 while reports of a Boer assault and garrison collapse surface from Pretoria sources. British troops and relief efforts, positions at Kroonstad and Harrismith, and broader strategic moves across the Transvaal and Natal are outlined with cautious optimism about eventual Boer defeat.
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London
Baden-Powell
Mafeking
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Hrntiah
Sagan
Prom
Otra
Horne Guirdy
Naden-Powell
FF. D. Ballie
Triamvantl
Triaauwaachaorp Pass
Nuar Herlboom Road
Tation
Noar Roonatad
Rene Muand
Boor
Huth
Kroonstad
Borra
Hindley
Eplcs
Harrinmlrth
Jolie
Roberts
Enginera
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Moemfontein
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Vaal
Kruger
Ceneril Rbiller
Robert
Roberta
Wer
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Natal
Tarrismith
Generala Rundiewid Brabant
Parmeraion
Lady
Portugal
Melagon Bay
Sieor Joaquin Machado
Generl
Portimuess
East Africa
Rolra
Brittah
Mieerd
Lisbon
Hedronvoya
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Daily Chronicle
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England
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Vila
Ootile
Neenars
Milvaer
Lourongo Marqtes Mays IL
Birliion Ag
Sarah Wilson
Ainter
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Teroor
Biggareborg
Harcore
Frea Statera
Lourenzo Marques
Netherlands Steamship Company
British Open Battle as Botha Remains Defiant
A dispatch from May 10 reports Gen. Botha urging burghers to honor the treaty with England while the Transvaal faced a British offensive at the Zand river. The British crossed a lower Aratta as cannon opened heavy fighting, with cavalry on the flanks and infantry in the grass amid smoke and burning.
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Botha
England
London
Toer Laagey
Rietapratt
Whuraday
Vila Kroonetad
Gald
Trithin
Transvaal
Aritta
Bothas
Philip
Conflicting Early 1900s News From Across Regions
Digest of divergent reports: peace talks in progress with US involvement, South American politics unsettled, Mafeking and British actions described, constitutional trust reform proposed, House dismisses general appropriation bills, Clark’s speech and state governance changes noted, primaries and county races in flux, violence in Texas counties, graft associations in Fort Worth, fair opening delayed, state professionals conventions, weather and planting outlook, corporate permits and Waters-Pierce company extension, comptroller fee disclosures, Epworth League meetings, mill site purchase, wholesale freight talks, and a Tarrant county grand jury probe into crime.
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Mehiotag
Teitan
Texae
Inseugion
Fort Worth
Pattee
Weather Bureau
Maya Farinéra
Texas
Waters-Pierce
Bist
Tle Busses
Comptroller's Department
Epworth League
Seation
Wao
Sceslon
Waco
Diecuss
Tarrant County Grand Jury
Cael
Unclear historical boxing and sports fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes reference several boxing match dates in New York and Philadelphia, with disrupted names and partial results. Mentions Root-Ryan, White-McGovern bouts, plus agricultural price hints and railway site notes.
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New York
Choctawat! Myd Phiadelphia
British Forces Try Northward Advance Amid Burgher Resistance
Troops under heavy shrapnel fire push forward while burghers retire after defending positions. British cavalry cross the river but face stubborn opposition as Standerton and Heilburgers pull back toward Kroonstad. Casualty and supply details unclear amid retreat and regrouping.
Looted Dundee and damaged town amid war report
War dispatches describe Dundee looting and destruction with almost every house robbed and mines damaged. Reports from Mafeking and Lord Roberts note cheerful garrison, improving fever and provisions expected through June 10.
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Byers
London
War Office
Buller
Dunder
Wahaye
Durmndio
Glondie
Dunheusey
Laine’s Nek
Dundee
Bollery Fallls
Bombardment reports and Boer forces in Africa briefings
Telegrams from Lisbon to London and several southern African locales report mixed news in the Boer war. Claims include Mafeking bombardment, alleged Boer captures and counterclaims of Mafeking falling, plus troop movements toward the Vaal and Mafeking engagements.
Temple Topos Chronicle Brief Burglar Incident
Ming Mamle Ming returned home to Temple Texas late Sunday to find a burglar inside. She drew a pistol from a drawer and fired to raise the alarm, startling the intruder who fled into a riding area near the house. Local details remain unclear as the burglar’s exact fate is not established.
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Temple
Texas
Ming Mamle Ming
Seem
Railroads institute new Texas commodity rate policy
Heavy rains caused slight damage to the gallway roadbed. Katy applies the Parle commodity rate to all common points in Texas. I. and T. C. and Southern Pacific set a round trip rate from Centaur and intermediate points to New Orleans for the T. P. A. convention.
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Gallwty
Katy
Texas
T. C
Southern Pacific
Centaur
Io New Orlantie
Houston Summer Normal Ends In Early June
OCR fragment describes schedule shifts for Houston programing, mentions a new period board and a question about John Pike, notes entertainment by the Ladies Arther and Mandolin club, references a Masovic record, and reports a violent incident aboard a box car involving two Black men.
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Houston
Period
John Pike
Masovic
Bexton
EL Pasko
Prof
Maxers
Houston High Echoe
Austin
Burglar Disrupts Picnic and Baptism at Jones Lake
An incident at Jones lake near Temple reports a burglar fleeing after a pistol misfire during a fall. Earlier, graduates from the high school enjoyed several picnic outings yesterday as Baptist rites drew about fifty immersions at the lake.
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Negro Baptiste
Jones Lake
Temple
Two Men Shot in Riot at streetcar strike riot
In Louis, May 15, a riot during the Grand avenue streetcar line opening left two men shot as crowds of strikers clashed with police and security crews. Police restored order after a chaotic afternoon with numerous shots fired and injuries reported.
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BL. Louis
Grand Avenue
Grinvance Committee
Wucaln
Eastonegy
B. B. Campbell
Cormer
Waxsian Avenue
Easton Avenue
Atx
Eyatan Ayeite
Eaten Avenue
Hogan
Cara
John Flatter
Joseph Trendall
Platiey
Callia
Industrial Convention Opens in Chattanooga With Gathered Leaders
The Southern Industrial Convention met in Chattanooga as May 15 proceedings began with Vice President Killbrew presiding. A. S. Glover and local officials welcomed attendees while committees on education railroads and commerce prepared for debates on textile education and national support. Wheeler to speak on Philippine trade.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Industrial Convention
Preadent McQurckle
Killbrew
Tennessee
J. M. Taher
Thin City
Glover
Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce
W. WW. Grubbs
Texas
Ohair
Edwin B. Brabiton
Georgia
John P. Coffin
Florida
Commerce
W. 2. Wilson
Philadelphia
Frank Hil
Arkaiens
A.K. McClure
James Wilson
Judge Storey
New Knane
Francis B. Thurter
New York
Business Men's
Kion
W. B. Swaney
Secretary of Agriculture
Wiison
W.W. Grubs
Wilson
Storey
New Orleans
Hargrove
Committee On Education
South
Edwin Brounton
Diucuss
General Wheater
Philippines
Sunday School Rally at Hempstead Baptist Church
Hempstead Texas May 11 Mrs J Taylor of Dallas will conduct a Sunday school rally at the Baptist church next Sunday at 4 o clock. The session promises to be interesting and profitable. Also notes on the newly elected school board, salary schedules, a May 95 meeting for principals and teachers, and plans to discuss funding and municipal actions. Confederate Veterans reunion announced for Tellien county May 15 with county veterans urging attendance.
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Baptist Church
Hemphecd
Texas
Taylor
Dallas
Echoo Trusteen
Pricipals
Iuyle
Wil Oalarion
puid j_ cash
Elis County
Confederate Veterana
Werrahachie
Confederate Veterans of the County
Telllen
Weather Forecast for May 15 From Washington
Weather bulletin from Washington reports fresh northerly winds across the Cotton Region. forecasts call for fair conditions in Oklahoma and Indian Territory on Wednesday and Thursday. high temperatures near 76 along the 76th meridian.
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Washington
Texas
Pouthenet
Oklahoma
Hathaway’s Practice Expands In 1899 Growth Attracts Patients
The article notes Dr. Hathaway’s treatment specialist in chronic diseases reports nearly double the 1898 patient load. It highlights extended territory and office presence at multiple stations, with his son Stem Health assisting and plans for broader reach and mail correspondence.
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Wu Catlaway
Mt D
Capoda
Lwice
Hathaway
B. Alame
Texas
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