Appeal to America for aid from starving Cuban reconcentrados
A New York Herald dispatch reports a petition from 14 000 Cuban reconcentrados in Matanzas pleading for relief. They describe inhuman war methods under Weyler, hunger, exposure, and death, asking Americans to entrust charitable aid to be distributed by American carriages and citizens of Matanzas.
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New York Herald
Havana
7Sars
Matanzas
Lee
Calhoun
United States
Cuba
Washington
Uose
Spain
Weyler
Savane
Minny
Amitanzas
Bailey for Silecd Champion President in 1200 Bid
Congressmin Bailey of Texas backs J. W. Bailey for president amid a Democratic split. The report notes recent travel through Missouri’s First District and a renewed ties with party leaders as of this political year.
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Bailey
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
William J. Jirvan
Valiev
Missouri
Tragedy in Washington Ends in Double Fatal Shooting
Patent attorney Charles Barber shot his former stenographer Dorothy F. Bynites on Centerania Avenue Washington and then killed himself fatally. The injured party’s condition is unknown. Barber had been described as unbalanced and had been pressing for protection against Miss Aquires after she sought court aid.
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Fatent
Briven
Peanerivania Avenur
Charles Barber
Dorothy FE
Bynites
Centerivania Avenue
Washington
Barker
Vic
Roaming War News and Sports From Across The World
Reports from Manila, Cuba, and Larissa outline Spanish actions in the Philippines with priests executed and rebels supported. News of Turk atrocities and damaged villages follows. World records fall in California track racing, mills to restart in Pennsylvania and Scotland, and a famed catcher near death. San Francisco bans hats at theaters.
Irish National League Backs Nonparticipation in Jubilee
At the Irish National League of Great Britain annual meeting in Manchester England T P O Connor MP and league president urged against recrimination and urged focus on living issues A resolution to abstain from Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee events was carried An amendment blaming British legislation for Ireland’s condition was rejected
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Irish National League of Great Britian
Manchester
England
T. EP. O'Connor
M. P
League
Ireland
Queen Victoria
Armistice Signed Between Greek and Turkish Commands
An armistice is signed between Greek and Turkish military commanders in Thessaly and Epirus. A pending meeting of delegates will settle naval terms. failure to agree could void the convention. The armistice lasts until peace talks conclude, with twenty four hours notice required to resume hostilities if talks fail.
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Turkey
Greece
Thessaly
Epirus
United Brethren General Conference Adopts Aid Association Report
Richmond Ind. witnessed the United Brethren general conference report and adopt the constitution for the Preachers' Aid Association. The committee proposed minor discipline revisions and bishops to appoint a large committee three months before the next central conference to draft further revisions. Conference adjourned sine die Saturday.
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Richmond
Ind
United Brethren General Conference
Preachers’ Aid Association
Committee On Revision of
Lost Control Of His Wheel In Fatal Street Collision
A black man named Malison Stucy Wilby aged about years was injured in Kansas City after being struck by a bicycle ridden by Neblon J. Stevens an insurance agent. Stevens lost control on a slope grade on Kiehtl Street from Waluik to Main and was arrested after collapsing to the ground. The incident drew statements from Gov. Yashnelod Ghia in an interview, while other political figures discussed punishment and legal consequences. Also noted were items on forestry suspensions, a false Hyderabad rumor and the death of Canadian surgeon Dr WY Stranges.
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Malison Stucy Wilby
Kansas City
Neblon J. Stevens
Stevens
Sloop Grade
Kiehtl Street
Waluik
Main
Vorikine
Indicted Chicago sausage maker in murder case
Jury returns a true bill against a Chicago sausage producer charging murder of his wife. New York weekly bank statement shows reserves down 1,205,000 with banks holding 44,320,000 above legal minimum. Kentucky distiller Monarch Company of Owensboro, Kentucky assigned liabilities around 100,000 with assets about half.
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Chicago
New York
Kentucky Pistillers Pel
AL OW
Monarch Company
Distillers of
Owensboro, Wy
Diava
Pie
Michigan Peach Crop Hurt report shrinks expected yield
Trentment growers predict Michigan peach production this year will meet only about one percent of the usual yield, signaling a severe crop downturn for the state.
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Michigan
Trentment
Fragmented 19th Century Text on Materials and Ink
The passage superficially discusses paving in Paris and metal coating with acid, mentions a high command radius and colored inks with bacteria and micrococci. It appears garbled with numerous misspellings and fictional terms, offering little coherent factual content.
Mourned as Heroes Statement by Mrs Gaumer on Martyrs
Urbana Ohio dispatch reports the funeral of farmer Upton Baker and companion Typton Baker and Harry Bell killed near the jail. Citizens paid all expenses as a vast procession moved to Point Pleasant Clark County for burial. Mrs T M Gaumer issued a statement praising the soldiers as martyrs and heroes for a holy cause.
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Urbana
Ohio
Upton Baker
Point Pleasant
Clark County
Typton Baker
Harry Bell
Gaumer
Mus
T. M. Gaumer
Canovas Remains in Power in Spain
The queen regent reaffirms Senor Canovas in control and the cabinet stays intact with unchanged personnel. Senate and deputies were consulted and three marshals urged recall of Gapl. Gen. Wester from Cuba. A Sunday cabinet council signaled no immediate changes to Cuba’s command.
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Spain
Senor Canovas
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Gapl
Wester
Cuba
Hia
Senor Canevas
Ierms
Tragic Shooting In Mogaphia Ends in Sheriff’s Shootout
Richard Flaldwell Milly Mare Fede ips ot Te Killed by Richard Abdiwell of Mogaphia aged killed Mary Jenkins of Carig U1. He fled, returned two hours later, fired on officers. Deputy Sheriff Geo W. Moore shot and killed him. Moore cleared by coroner’s jury.
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Richard Flaldwell
Richard Abdiwell
Mogaphia
Mary Jenkins
Carig
Abe
Gu Ollierz
Minter
Fig
Teputy
Sherif
Geo. W. Moore
Moore
al Blaine
Coroner Queries Cause of Terre Haute Death and Rail Tragedy
Reports from Terre Haute describe a possible murder mystery after a man was found across a railroad track with whisky nearby. Nearby incidents include a Chicago gas explosion wrecking a streetcar and drownings in river, plus a theft ordeal involving Harvey Knowlton, the so called Rebel Crane, in Seattle.
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Terre Haute
Baddia
Aman
Pwefue
Riot in the Deputies Stuns French Chamber
During a debate on labor troubles in the French chamber of deputies socialist M G Nichard was suspended for calling colleagues police spies. He refused to leave and was escorted out as guards elected him. A second socialist protested and the session ended amid wild disorder.
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Praneh Dapation
M. Thomson
Mr. Minman
Mermbere
Dangber of Deputies
Ehamber of Deputies
M. Gerault Nichard
Prominent St. Louis magnate found dead at home
Thomas W. Booth, former president of the Merchants' Exelaway and head of Tf. W. Heath Commission Co., a renowned St. Louis figure, was found dead at his residence by his wife on Monday. He had been ill with a complication of diseases.
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Thomas W. Booth
Merchants’ Exelaway
Tf. W. Heath Comission Company
St. Louis
Tie
Bimetallic Ambassadors Jewed to France Discuss Money
French reports say Senators Tadward H. Weboth of Colorado and associates of the U S monetary commission presented their letters of credence to President Faure designating them ministers embass to France Great Britain and Germany Their mission to consult with U S ambassadors on monetary questions and seek a bimetallism agreement met with cautious reception at the Elysee palace Faure offered no definite commitment indicating France’s sympathy but likely serious study.
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Faure
Tadward H. Weboth
Coloradeo
United States Monetary Commission
France
Germany
United States
Elysee Palace
Death Theory Discredited San Francisco Murder Suspect Shift
San Francisco police abandon the death by own action theory in Hoff man case and now suspect murder. Figel, Hoff man’s bookkeeper, under surveillance with movements unclear. no charges planned yet. In Berlin, Von Taasch acquitted. Von Lentzow convicted and sentenced to two months for defrauding the imperial army and forging a receipt.
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Hoffman
Figel
Hofman
Ner von Tausch
Secret
Berlin
Germany
Way
Daron von Lentzow
Llerr von Taasch
Imperial Army Service
The
Cour
von Leutzow
Confession clears theft from German American National Bank case
Deputy sheriff says Veer Peravelaw confessed to stealing about 900 dollars from the German American National Bank in St Paul. Partners Trachan and George Nosaleamisn allegedly aided, with $1900 in stolen money recovered. Incident noted alongside multiple other local crimes and protests.
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Ain of Sula
St. Taal
Chicago Cattle and Grain Prices Deluged in Patchy Quotes
Market notes show wide-ranging figures for cattle, sheep, and hogs across cities including Chicago, Indianapolis, Detroit, Milwaukee, and New York. Prices span no. 2 corn to wheat, oats, rye, and butter with shipping rates and grade distinctions varying by region.
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Chicago
Iran
Tadianapolis
Milwaukee
Buffalo
New York
Cuaitile
James Griffin Declared Owner Of $125000 Sheldon Land
Land office verdict says Griffin squatter holds eighty acres in central Sheldon worth $125 000. Des Moines Register Evans confirms ownership as the city grew around the parcel. The case from O Brien County lands may be appealed but likely upheld, boosting Griffin as a local figure.
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Sheldon
James Griffin
Gig
Register Evans
Federal Land Office
Des Moines
Hmits
Griffin
Tome
O'Brien
Cherry Sintere Ghinere and the Park Performance Incident
A local uproar at Crocker Park involve Miss Jeanin tied to a vaccination share dispute with Miss Jeazié. After a quarrel with fellow performers the cemetery garden act was canceled. Reports say she will be sent to a family farm near Cedar Rapids and barred from future performances.
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New York
Jeanin
Crocker Park
Bea Manes
Janenage
Jeazié
Strange sky sight and blast disturb Iowa from north to northeast
Reports describe a fiery glow and loud explosion across several Iowa towns including Waukon and Deearsh with fires and damaged areas. Separately, Hatathest of Chicago was found guilty in the Eldon Bank robbery case. Hamilton led correspondence for the Chicago gang amid efforts to dismantle the operation. Henry Newell of Sibley seeks high lodge titles in a forthcoming Glinten meeting. other party figures hold local offices and roles in the lodge.
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Deese 1
Hatathest
Chicago
Eldon Bank
Itinmwa
Hamilton
Pinkeries
Headquarters vote funds Hoek Island building in Madera session
The head camp at Madera Waedien in Dabugie approved S780 for a headquarters structure on Hoek Island and instructed the Whreeters board to begin construction of the Militia School of Instruction. First and Fourth regiments of the Jewa National guard plan PRLO camp near Cedar Rapids with rifle practice under Cal Cooke of Algona, inspector general.
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Rock Eland
Madera Waedien
Dabugie
Hoek Island
Board of Whreeters
Tailalety
Militia School of Instruction
Jewa National Gnarl
State Ride Range
Cedar Rapids
Cal. Cooke
Algona
Aanall Arts Practice
Notable Merchant Suiiders In Savannah Incident
Suiiders in Georgia Hleney Ingraham a leading merchant of Council Blairs saldided at Savannah last week. No cause is known.
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Suiiders
Georgia
Hleney Ingraham
Council Blairs
Savannah
Winta
Supcdes
W.M. Lapman
Osceola County Forms Political Equality Club
Osceola County holds an equal suffrage convention at Libby with strong interest in the movement. A Political Equality Club has been organized as a result of the sessions.
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Osceola
Kapaal Sulfa
Osceola County
Libby
Elevator Rope Breaks at Simadel mritz’s Store
A rope on the elevator at Simadel mritz’s clothing store in Newthampton broke while a party was touring the plate. The entire party was injured.
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Simadelmritz
Newthampton
Eerive
Sued by Rev Geiger over alleged conspiracy and damages
Rev J W Geiger pastor of Marion Congregational Church sues T J Davis and nineteen others of the Davenport Congregational Association for 60000 damages alleging wilful malicious conspiracy and false publication. case filed in Cedar Rapids superior court. Des Moines Woman's Club to run Des Moines street cars June 24 to raise up to 50000 for the aged home. conductors to be society women. transit will aid fundraising.
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Davenport Congregational Association
J. W. Geiger
Marion
Davenport Association
Cedar Rapids
T. J. Davis
Woman's Club of
Des Moines
Found Hanging to a Tree Near Marengo
A farmer named Dart discovers a man hanging from a tree in a grove north of Marengo. The deceased is identified as William Smith, formerly at the Amana Colony, who was arrested at Ma tenguagadounty, released, and disappeared northward, with authorities suspecting the hanging. Special Version Examiner Waite seeks a habeas corpus hearing for Tadge Shiras at Fort Dodge. Cedar Rapids ordinance enforces bicycle lanterns. J W Hayes and others face fines for violation.
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Dart
Marengo
Seraine Blazier
William Smith
Amana Colony
Ma- Tenguagadounty
Shirag
Waite
Minneapolis
Tadge Shiras
Fort Dodge
Title State
van Leaver
Cadar Napitte Treyolatlane
Cedar Rapids
Aden Nichb
Tilergavere
JW. Hayes
Fede Ib Cotati
Vermay Dann Found Dead in Marshall Town Room
Vermay Dann a 26 year old single man was found dead Friday morning in his room at the Fagin Henze in Marshall town. Jiawagz a tailor employed by George Hannan and the workers had argued the night before his disappearance. Dann came to Marshall from Ames on March 7.
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Vermay Dann
Gellman
Desach
Fagin Henze
Marshalltown
Jiawagz
George Hannan
Dann
Marshallfesn
Ames Mareh 7
Heir to English Fortune Inheritance Reported
An heir from Fort Madison, Mrs. DLN Onan, wife of Tes We Creat, is informed of windfall from English grandsparents. The two London estates are valued at £15,000 and a larger sum, with five siblings and cousins named as heirs.
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Dln. Onan
We. Creat
Fort Madison
Londen
England
Cuon
Joint meetings in Mason City address insurance plans
A joint meeting of the Northwestern Town Tanpipe men’s Association and the Central Town Association was held in Mason City to perfect plans for mutual insurance. The article also reports a train collision near Dubuene with several injuries, a possible fatality, and local notices including hospital census and deaths in Gray County.
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Tanpipe Men's Association
Central Town Association
Mason City
Tallis
Minarapalig
Flit Western Jumbermen’s Insuranee Association
Lumbermean
Iutial
Sheriff Sells Plant After Judgment in Spencer Case
Sheriff J B Lewis has levied on the Spencer Electria Light Co. plant and will sell the name at sheriff sales on June 23 to satisfy a 811,000 judgment for the First National Bank of Spencer. The case marks the largest sheriff sale in Clay County history. A man named Wail collapsed and died on the Burlington street, heart disease suspected as the cause after witnesses saw him fall.
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Sherf J.B. Lewis
Ue Spencer Electria Light Co
First National Bank of Spencer
Clay County
Wail
Burlington
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