Cold Wave Alerts and Weather Forecast Across Texas May 28
Western Texas faces a cold wave with cooler temperatures and a high risk of fires during spring fronts. Cloudy skies and variable winds mark Oklahoma and Indian Territory as Sunday yields to Monday warmer conditions. In Denison Texas a cold wave is forecast for May 28 with morning readings around 55 degrees.
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Owmdhoma
Indian Territory
Denison
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Texans in New York registration list includes Houston resident
A New York special lists Texans registered in the city. Names include G Glagel of Broadway Central, W S Fos of Imperial Antonio Poilto, C E Holland and Holland, E Butler, H Young, and others across various streets and establishments. The fragmentary item notes several individuals and locations with formatting errors.
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New York
Tex Houston
T. HH. Falrstern
Ashland
Dillos
G. Glagel
Broadway Central
W. S
Senators resign to force joint canvass in South Carolina
South Carolina figures Willman and McLaurin resign to let the people decide their seats in a joint canvass for the November primaries. Tillman seeks to split the race. McLaurin aims to force a public decision on who serves the term.
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Ie Si Packard
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Sponte
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President McKinley Health Permits Travel Notes
Presides from San Francisco to Washington as train stops at many cities after route published Messages pour in from across the West urging extended rallies and quick return to the capital Officials say no firm schedule posted as Mayo travel continues amid fevered public interest in the president’s health and itinerary Through Sacramento the journey proceeds with officials cautious about public appearances and response to telegrams regional coverage notes.
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Cal
San Francisco
Washington
Lim
Serreturs Cortolyon
Serge
McKinley Trains Through Oakland Without Address
President McKinley received a warm welcome at the Oakland station after a Roosevelt era trip, but he did not speak to the crowd. He explained to Dr. Rigey that Mrs. McKinley is not well, and he would not address the people if she were to stand on the platform.
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Chleige
Thea
Hewitt on Protection Hurting U S Interests and Duty to Act
New York reports former Mayor Abram Hewitt defending protective tariffs as essential for maintaining European goodwill and national steel and iron industries. He warns against foreign industrial combinations and urges continued tariff support to protect American competitiveness.
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Hewitt
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Intter
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England
Germany
Tinrelf
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Ogiend
Ohio Democracy Fight for Chairman Between McLean and Johnson
Reliable sources report John J. Mehent chosen to lead the Ohio State Democratic convention. The platform is set to drop free silver. Contenders McLean and Johnson vie for control with the meeting likely in June.
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Johnson
Waratington
John J. Mehent
Witie
Thie Wald
de Wlleken
John T. McLeean
Tom
J. Johnson
Thie Tnitiertionus Pelmt
Mebein
Jude
Destitution in Tennessee Relief Efforts Grow
May 2 Knoxville reports widespread destitution in Elisabeth town after floods. Mayor Lee F B Miller appeals through the Associated Press for aid as Congressman W P Brownlow seeks 1000 tents and blankets from the War Department. Immediate relief provides shelter for fifty families as donations arrive from upper East Tennessee towns and nearby communities. Southern Railway resumes free oil shipments and restores full routes including Atlanta to Charlotte and Knoxville area connections.
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Vent
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Wastington
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Krrox
Kidnap Threat Ties Edison Child to Ransom Plot
A letter from kidnapers demanded a large sum for Thomas A. Edison’s 12 year old daughter Madeleine Vedison. Authorities report ongoing precautions at Menlo Park as the family guards remain tight after the ransom note surfaced.
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Madeleine Vedison
Thomas A. Edison
Menlo Park
Tony
Mr. Edison
Orange Mountains
Madeleine
Well Known Negro Dead After War Service and Cuba Volunteering
William Rosa aged 50 died in the city today. A drummer in the Seminole War of 1830 he also served in the Mexican and Civil Wars. He volunteered for Cuba and held office under Governor McSweeney as a member of the governor’s staff and a captain in a local white militia. He helped move General Pierre Hatler’s body from Mest eo Geaccone and served in the fire train in South Carolina. The obituary notes his work as a laborer and military service across three wars. He was widely known in the community.
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Cuba
Colombiea
William Rosa
McSweeney
Pierre Hatler
Pree
Worlsburg
Houth
Lecturer Mary Filen Lease files bankruptcy petition
In New York on May 25, Mary Filen Lease, a lecturer, filed a petition in bankruptcy in the district court today. The brief notice lists her as the petitioner seeking relief under bankruptcy law.
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New York
Mary Filen Lease
Baskry
Two United States Senators Resign Amid Philippine News
A multi‑section page notes the resignations of two U S senators and reports from the Philippines, with additional items covering general telegraphic dispatches, land redemption opinions, and various local and national briefs.
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United States
Philippines
New York Society
Court rules on foreign corporate standing in Illinois dispute
Judge Neely in the circuit court upheld a demurrer in a case involving Chicago Packing and Previddon rot. plaintiffs claim the Rogfish syndicate lacks legal stock ownership and that common shareholders deserve pro rata distributions. Attorneys for the common shareholders plan to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Neely
Paby
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Bee
Ab Filinals Corporation
Prinilix
Tie Megulilatore
Wapreime Court
Boer Commandos Escape North in Cape Colony Raid
Commandos led by Kielsinger Van Reenen and Fouche fled before dawn crossing the railroad and dashing south through Cape Colony. Fouche’s group had rested in the Zuurberg mountains for weeks while others moved toward populous districts.
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Middlesburg
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Kielsinger
van Reenen
Fouche
Zuurberg Mountains
Cailles Hopes For Guarantee Not To Be Tried
Manila reports say Callies and Malvares threaten surrender after a siege outlook. Prosecution in the Carman case is abandoned as officers are arrested. Major Davia claims influence and questions over merchant complicity emerge amid stalled surrender efforts and debated trials.
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Carman
Army officers charged in hemp permit graft scheme
Report from Manta dated May 2 indicates Captain Michael Spelman, Lieutenant Degherti, and Surgeon Dudley W. Welch of Company I Forty third Infantry, stationed at Manowis Southern Lerte, face charges of trading hemp rubbish for permits. They await trial to determine if hemp divers were involved.
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Michael &Pellman
Degherti
Dudley W. Weleh
Forty Third Infantry
Nmaawis
Lerte
War department dispatch from MacArthur lists wounded in Mindanao
May 2 Washington reports that a war department M G MacArthur transmission lists wounded soldiers in Mindanao during April and May. Names include Mitchell, Jones, Driver, Lawrence, Cox, and others from various infantry companies with injuries noted.
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War Department
MacArthur
Mindanao
Fortieth Infantry
M. Mitelhone
Iwos
Eikhth Infantry
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Driver
Compaos B
Tweaty
War Infantry
Lawrence
Hara
Samuel
Cox
Tomon
Sloth
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Lewdevtons
Manila commissary inquiry clears Major Davie
War Department reports confirm Major Davie had no connection or knowledge of irregularities in the Manila commissary. There was no instance where the investigators suggested Davie was involved or aware, and his record remains clear.
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War Department
Alait Manila
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Railroad Claims 2 Million for Damages, Manila Paper Says
A Manila paper reports the Maniin and Degopan railroad filed a claim with Washington authorities for 2,000,000 dollars for damages incurred during a stated event described as insurrection. An agent of the road is handling the claim.
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Manila
War Department
Maniin
Degopan
Wahington
Colored Episcopal Church plans meeting in Brooklyn
Rev. A. G. Astweed, deposed pastor of the Bridge Street AME church in Brooklyn, was summoned with several regular clergy for a conference in Brooklie to consider forming a Colored Episcopal church.
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Harrisburg
A. G . Astweed
Bridge Street
Brooklyn
Brooklie
No Hope for Minera at Universal Colliery
All hope of saving the seventy eight entombed minera at the Universal colliery has been abandoned though rescue work continues.
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Universal Colliery
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