Adirondack trip plans loom over political and military haze
Fragmented report notes Covington Kentucky Lahey Louisiana Texas several big names in finance manufacturing and railroads eyeing trips. parade honors General Lee at Birmingham. Nashville Democrats nominate I B France for governor. Congress debates campaign strategy and a bill to make train robbery a felony with death penalty. East Texas navy yard project potential gains momentum.
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Adirondack Mountains
Covington
Lahey and Lousiaga Nacional Ofcom
Texas
Chicago
Norvinge
Tesas
Sagore
Fitehagn Lee
Birmingham
Nashville
B. France
Ihattatonga
Gates
Democratic Congressional Campaign
Felipe Beancamine
Aguinalto
Mla
Faree
Piatt
Naval Witt
East Texas Navy Yard
World War Era Briefs Mix Diplomacy and Design
Colonel Baldwin reports to General Davis as world tensions loom. Balfour promises a House of Commons peace note. Kavanagh nears Mont Pelion after Port de France departure. Designers Madeira and Wathon craft an Allerlci’s Cup yacht. Milndk Doe travels to Johannesburg, Boer envoy recalls to Veremningiog. Senate adjourns after conference report on fortifications. Spencer of the Fines Hs headlines a crowded gallery. Senator Merten backs the measure. Spoon team poised for Saturday speech. Confederate memorabilia marks Oakwood cemeteries. Senate reviews river and charter reports. Wilwelthont Marion mission noted.
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Frank BD. Baldwin
Davis
Chrtilt Psipipes
Balfour
House of Commons
Mombay
George J. Kavanagh
Port de France
Stonert
Mont Peloo
Deonigners
Fife Aml Wathon
Mendes
Spencer
Merten
Benatar Spoor
Apeech
Yeatorday
Rivern
Wilwelthont
Convention Hma Reshuffled and Local Political Appointments
The supreme court decision in the Statetonosite case against Compton Belie for Grier County seliant Inia Biante Chalymat Wells announced the appointment of mn Bunker as dintitat and county chairmen. Authorities in Grayend county pursue Hoth Amith abd ogalo treybli for murder of Mrs. Taylor. The new hospital at Anetin was dedicated with ceremony. Three speeches and development at Celjod linked to Miladeatigi school holdding of £ 4,000. Maritime updates include a steamer Hope to be placed between Port Arthur and Galveston and horse racing notes from Gravesend and St Louis purses.
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Hma
Aunreme
Compton Belie
Grier County
Seliant Inia Biante Chalymat Wells
Mn Bunker
Dintitat
Withrates
Conneention
Witet Nagtynal Danie
Phtorner Gi
Grayend
Hoth Amith
Ogalo Treybli
Taylor
Neeley
Wreeo
Aimaele
Sploichy Top
Grand Jury
Port Arthur
Galveston
Not enough readable details for a headline
A fragment discusses pale schoolgirls and pale faces linked to pale blood, claiming Scott's Emulsion as a cure. The text reads as promotional copy with stray phrases and misspellings, offering free samples and mentioning a general distributor.
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Scott
First Federal Indictments Hit Six Railroads in Pool Case
A May 20 Memphis indictment marks the first federal prosecution of common carriers under the Interstate Commerce Act. The six railroads named include Illinois Central, Louisville and Nashville, St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern, C M and St Paul, Southern Railway, and Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis. Officials are charged over alleged pooling to fix rates and profits.
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Memphis
Tenn
United States
Commeren Eet
Jilinoia Centen Mallroad
Ovine Pany
Louieville and Nantville Railroad Company
St Louisa Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad Company
Irises Uf. C. M
2Eysten
Southern Railway Company
Nantville
Uhattaro
Indietineite
Distriet
Randolph Wen
Marehand
Tie Che
Kill No One Unnecessarily: Reconcentrado Camps in the Philippines
Instructional note reads Kill no one unnecessarily. May 21 Washington reports on Reconcentrado camps in the Philippines. The piece mentions Jonet A. Th Wage ner and cites two and a half years as a junior deputy governor.
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Philippines
Washington
Jonet A. Th. Wagener
Wwf
Financial Markets Saga Amid Crossed Wires and Holiday Closures
The piece notes market volatility and dipping prices in Chicago as triple header tensions influence sectors. It mentions Kam City and St. Louis closing lower while London trades hold steady on Balfour’s remarks. Decoration Day prompts exchange closings and a cautious mood across rail storage reports.
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Bears
Chicago
Fider
Kamfie
Bisines
Per Diem Plan Aims for Freight Care Change
The plan, effective June 1, outlines higher par and fewer apprentices as Gulf and Interstate discuss moves. Hork Inland stockholders meet in Fort Worth to authorize bonds for extensions. Southern Pacific shopmen form a committee to visit San Francisco and talk with Central Manager Kruuschaltz.
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Brooks
Gulf
San Fran
Ieee
Kruuschaltz
Muit
Memphis
Rivat
Municipal curb trash ban enforced. waterway work ordered
The city ordinance forbidding throwing garbage on streets will be strictly enforced. Milam Street bridge work is planned with sewer and opening dates set for completion. The High School commencement at the auditorium last night was successfully conducted.
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Milam Streel
Alditortia
Weather Snapshot for Washington and Territories
Partly cloudy conditions forecast in Washington Friday with warmer temperatures in the southwest. Saturday looks windy along the coast with fresh to strong onshore winds. In Oklahoma and Indian Territories increments of warmth expected Friday and Saturday with unsettled conditions noted.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
Weather impacts Texas cotton crop amid cold wave
In Texarkana on May 2 a cold wave stalls cotton growth and damages fields. Alarm among cotton farmers grows as much of the crop is already diminished and delayed in development due to the adverse weather.
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Texurkana
Texas
Storm devastates church and town in Texas area
May 2 DPedsen Texas reports a steady downpour hurting crops wheat oats cotton and corn. A severe storm yesterday evening demolished the Baptist church in Queen City and caused damage to a car shop with fire and wrecks, with low temperatures haunting the area.
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Dpedsen
Texas
Queen City
Gicka City
Baptist Church
Wheat Harvest Halted by Rain in Denton Texas
Heavy showers in Denton Texas interrupt wheat harvest. Rain slows field work and tempers efforts for the day as farmers assess damage and continue in drier weather. Weather notes mention beneficial soaking aiding crop condition but delaying field operations.
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Denton
Texas
Canary
Cork
Snow blankets Adirondacks as cold snap hits Malone area
Snow fell overnight across the northern Adirondacks with Malone reporting a sharp temperature drop. Residents woke to sleet and frigid air as forecasts warned of continuing unsettled weather.
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Malone
Agle
Mercury
Oil Company Receivership In Kentucky Court
The Texas and Louisiana National Oil Company, with a registered capital of 82 million, is placed under receivership by Judge Tarvin in Kenton County circuit court. George M Keefer named receiver. The company owns oil lands in Texas Louisiana and Kentucky and has engaged in prospecting. Aron Ames appointed to oversee operations and aid receiver.
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Cleemead
Ohio
Tarvin
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Coeington
Louisiana
Kentucky
Geor Rena
Ren Eatate
Rod
Mileault
Mont Pelee Summit Tracked by Kavanagh Expedition
Fort de France reports May 20 as George J. Kavanagh and geologist Robert Mil ascend toward Mont Pelee after a near summit approach. They observe ash strewn valleys, a 20 foot iron marker buried in ashes, and a smoke shrouded crater. Kavanagh returns, noting danger and a later deadly blast near St Pierre with 190 dead reported in a valley.
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Mont Pelee
George J. Kavanagh
Robert T. Mil
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Kavanagh
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Tae
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Mornemouth
Angelo Hetlprin
Philadelphia Geographica
National Georgraphical Society
Lendbetter
Oratere, East and Pherth
Synod elects W. L. Caruthers moderator in Apache area
Reported synod election across notes, W. L. Caruthers of Apache, J. T., favored as moderator. Additional items mention Peru public opinion approving Argentine accord, and various political notes from New York and Washington about trials, appointments, and military movements.
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Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Phareh
W. L. Caruthers
Apache
J T
New York
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Hocald Disputch
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Hoy Springs
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Taehanit
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Parner
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Ali
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Grand Army of the Republic
Fitzhugh Lee
Pittsburg
Z. M. Rose
Waist
Presbyterian Church of North America
James
Hansovk
Sherman
Mantia
Philippine
Amog
Cimmine
Cummings
New York Cotton Exchange
Exchange Hay Pobeon
The
Haine
Democratic Campaign Committee Seeks Issues for Congress
Washington May 20 The executive committee of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee met privately to discuss plans for trusts and tariff lending lines in forthcoming congressional campaigns. A seven-man committee was appointed to review these topics with results to be presented to Democratic House members. The Washington headquarters will be led by Rep Geehnan and Rep Newlands. Chicago will host Western operations under Mr Cate.
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Pull Committee
Meine Reg VT
Cable of Ailroth
Chairrman
Jion Harden
Plas
Congress
Harty
Congressional
Iehutr
Nan
Ohare
Cate
Chicago
Newlands
Rerat
Cileng
Sharrow
Tommi
Apd
Cagnoen
Wehardan
Mercer
San
Payne introduces pay withholding resolution in Congress
Representation Payne introduces a resolution in the House relating to withholding pay from members who are absent without leave. The measure was referred to the Rules Committee and is expected to be reported promptly.
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Ruth
Washington
Payne
Todae
Aris Bas
National Capital Trip Extension Discussed Amid Oil Debate
President Adesavelt may extend his New Mexico visit as opposition to oil policies grows. Reports also cover university commencements, degrees awarded to Tekan students, and remarks on naval funding and Philippine affairs amid Taft era politics.
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Adesavelt
New Mexico
Tennessee Democrats Nominate Frazer for Governor at Nashville Convention
Tennessee Democrats met in Nashville May 2 to nominate James B. Frazer of Chattanooga for governor and W. McKnight for state chair. Joseph Jones of Denver served as temporary chairman with Z. W. Ewing presiding. The platform endorsed tariff for revenue, Philippine independence, canal project in Nicaragua, support for Cuba, and continued Governor McMillin administration. Officials Porter Imes Buchanan and McMillin spoke as the convention chose the slate for the supreme bench and related posts.
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Nashville
Tenn
Mae
aNitel
Anil
Enthushiem
Atirriog
B. Prager
Chattehoesa
Nell McKnight
Tatiread
Joseph Jones
Dein
Z W. Ewing
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Rources
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Hira
Nicaragua
Cuba
Indorne
McMillin
Sner
Fifa
Judiciary Convention
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Hret
Cleveland
Imes TH. Buchanan
Breton McMillin
Defiant Element in Philippines Protests to Powder and Sword
Colonel Baldwin reports to General Davis that in Mindanao Lake Land district the defiant element respects only power and the sword. Natives urge friendliness yet fear for their lives as clashes escalate. Military withdrawal plans begin in the North Philippines departments.
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Saya
Philippines
Manila
Frank Bd, Baldwin
Fourth Infantry
Davis
United States
Minfanao
Lake Land District
Colonel Hees
Sigensied
Unanimous Opinion Favorable Cotton Crop Outlook
The May report from Dun and Company notes generally good weather for cotton and indicates a crop likely to be above average. It cites mixed state conditions with late development in some Southern states and prices of fertilizers influencing land use, while South Carolina, Pennsylvania and Texas show varied timing for planting.
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United States
Abilene
Toxos
Allants
Stewart
Osam Ccasnery
Minne
Memphis
Mantaonsety
North Matin
Neb
Miciationag
Oman
Sol
Petar
Palestiine
Mexico
San Antonio
Texas
Hele
Vicksburg
Minu
Cotton Region Bulletin
Tith Worldinn
Lemperatiure
Tou Reoville
Kerrville
Turi
New York
the Journal of ComMerce and Commercial Bulletio
Department of Agriculture
Yeoy Co
Department of Agli
Turk Thaelye Monte
Congress Adjourns After Coinage Debate And Confederate Graves
The session adjourned until Monday after debates over a bill to increase subsidiary coinage and recoin silver dollars. Democrats opposed provisions on bullion coinage while others supported the measure. Confederate Graves care at Oakwood Cemetery in Chicago received attention as a minor bill moved forward.
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Washington
New York
Neris
Uhanimoke
Oakwood Cemetery
Chicago
LandiCal
Chicago Meat Shortage as Butchers Strike Bites City
Chicago faces meat scarcity as the Teamsters strike halts shop operations. North Side firms vote to abstain until concessions are granted, while some fish dealers halt purchases. Hotels and restaurants fear supply gaps and rising prices amid protests and violence calming attempts.
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Chicago
Betes
Texans in New York Special to The 4
Texans registered in New York on March 26 include names such as Miss Neville from Wis, R. E. B. Paine, Normandie El Paso, W. G. Dour Dallas, S. W. Dawoad Imperial San Angelo, E. R. Jackcom Sherman, C. B. Castells Jack Albert Texan, M. Shepard.
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Wis
Paine Normandie
el Paso
W. G. Dour
Dallas
S. W. Dawoad
Imperial
San Angelo
E. R. Jackcom
Sherman
C. B. Castells
Jack
Albert
Texan
Wool Sales Surge at Santp San Angelo Market
Wool buyers flock to Santp San Angelo as sales approach one million pounds amid rising demand and steady prices, with traders noting strong activity in the regional market this season.
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Santp San Angelo
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