May Absorbs The Quota and Provisional Guard Moves
Capt Thomas caster urged Governor to admit Lancaster recruited company to the provisional national guard. Governor referred him to General Gobin. War Department policy may attach Pennsylvanias volunteers to provisional guard in the second call and advance to field duty. Warrants issued for pay of the Thirteenth regiments and various state troops before muster into US service. Several rolls still not at headquarters while other regiments have been paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Caster
Fentry
Lancaster
Provisional National Guard
Gobin
War Department
Penusylvania
Pennsylvaniaust
Vania
Adju Alt Gees Stewart
Philadelphia City
Dery
Camn Hastings
United States Volante 1
Opposed To Wanamaker Opinion Divides Reform Vote
Philadelphia report shows Honest Government party backing Rev. Dr Swallan against Wanamaker. Philadelphia delegates pledge to influence Magee supporters toward Wanamaker, while Beaver County GOP meets to slate an anti Stone ticket and delegate opposition to the governor candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Honest Government Party
John Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Pregent
Dr. Swallow
Oppusee
Colonel Stone
Bellver
Beaver County
William A. Stone
War Fever Abating and Spanish Leadership Contemplating Peace
New York May 28 The Evening Post reports Madrid letters showing the queen regent and ministers wish to end the war and invite good offices from France and others. Diplomats say Spain’s educated and commercial classes are losing enthusiasm for the conflict as a naval disaster theme fades. Cervera’s alleged redemption myth persists among Madrid’s ignorant masses, leaving statesmanship seemingly paralyzed until illusion is dispelled. In Cincinnati May 28 the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers elected officers T J Shaffer president and John Williams secretary treasurer, Madden assistant treasurer, with Williams and Madden swapping posts. New trustee Ben L Davies and re-elected Jon Price and Daniel Mullane. Next convention to be held in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evening Post
London
Madrid
Spain
France
Cuban
Cervera
Cincisnati
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
T. J. Shaffer
Pittsburg
John Williams
Pittsberg
Stephen Madden
Madden
Williams
Ben L. Davies
Jon Price
Daniel Mullane
Detroit
Spanish Ship Chased Near Key West by U S Warships
Key West May 28 A Spanish steamship thought to be an auxiliary cruiser was sighted by the U S warships Wilmington and Bancroft about 15 miles off Key West and was reported to be chased by the Bancroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Waust
United States
Wilmington
Bancroft
Key Weer
Transports sail for Manila with 2506 soldiers aboard
In San Francisco on May 26 the first American army fleet began its voyage to Manila. Brigadier General Anderson signaled the City of Pekin and City of Sydney to sail at 1 PM. Crowds cheered as 2,506 soldiers surged aboard. The fleet, including the Australia, headed toward Honolulu, Manila about June 20, and the Charleston remained to coal and pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific
Manula
Anderson
Australia
Pekin
Sydney
Alcatraz Island
United States
Anerson
Honolulu
Charleston
Manila
Cloge
Martyrdom Report From Rotufonk Mission Tragedy
A Sierra Leone letter recounts the massacre of American missionaries by insurgents at Rotufonk. Rev. Mr. Cain tried to deter attackers, but the war boys killed him and attacked Miss Archer and Miss Kent Shenk, while Hafield and Batterfield were harmed. Miss Cain escaped with a native girl. pursuing war boys fatally wounded them later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxipox
Sierra Leone
Africa
Rotufonk
Mr. Cain
Hafield
Archer
Kent
Shenk
Mission House
Cain
Miss Archer
Miss Kent
Shen
Nations Hold Washington Talks for Canada Settlement
In Washington on May 26 Sir Julian Pauncefote and Sir Louis Davies met President and Secretary Day, initiating normal talks with General John W Foster and John A Kasson. British and Canadian representatives join U S delegates to seek full settlement of all controversies. Also noted are unverified Manila rumors about a German consul and a medical ad touting Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney relief, plus a bicycle ad from DAUGHERTY Bros offering 28 inch wheels at varying prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Canada
State Department
Julian Pauncefote
Louis Davies
Julian
Sir Louis
Day
Great Britain
John W. Foster
John A. Kasson
Foster
Indiana inventor Gary Marshall's collar fastener nets large profits
Indiana businessman Godfrey Marshall, a harness dealer, built a nationwide sales reach with a collar fastener patent issued in 1885 and improved since 1888. Last year 4,703 gross sold, five months into this year 2,293 gross. Exports to Ohio, Illinois, Delaware, North and South Carolina, Pacific states, Canada and Scotland. Profit last year about $5,000 from a $10,000 purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todiana
Godfrey Marshall
Marshall
Union
Ohio
Iingis
Delaware
North
South Carolina
Pacific States
Canada
Scotland
New Brighton
Conn
Indiana
Kidney health and signs of kidney disease warning
The text urges kidney and blood health, describes a simple urine test by leaving a sample in a bottle to observe sediment as a danger signal, and lists back pain frequent urination night pains and burning as indicators. It promotes awareness of kidney disease symptoms and early detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Jacob Dewitta
Hay Island
Ont
Agnew
Elmer W. Allisson & Co
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Comittee
Swatlian
Martin
Magee
Pronabelraisa
Dave Martin
Hawkins
Xetoon
Tia Volunteers
Terv- Braj
William Denney
J. & Stocking
Charles G. Mellvain
Monongahela
Washington County
Key West
Story of
Germany
Beruin
Gerpe
Jewey
Daugherty Bros
BANKS
Tnadiana
Ofice
Philadelphia Street
Kangs
Ramuel Conningham
John
Fisher, Conningham & Fisher
APLAW
Indiana, Pa
S J. Telford
Jack Building
J. R. Stumpf & Son
M. Mahan
Coark Place
Farmers’ Bank
M. Langham
Jodiena
Farmere Bank
M.C. Watson
Frank Heener
Watson & Keener
Indians
Harry White
L. Stewart
Stewart& Clark
Ian
H. Toms
Tjango
Partners’ Bank
John H. Elkin
Elkin
Ohn H. Pierce
Endiana
J. M. Cunningham
Wooo Clari Ark
ATTORNEY+ATLAW
George W. Hood
Hetrick
Comareactas
Glen Campbell
RH. E. Crank
Tindiana
Porna House
Dillans, Pa
J. .W. Crmunsis
Dia 3
Myexns
Jsngs
J.J. Cain
Central Hotel
Joun W. Wray
Kinter
R. DR. Scott
Raveler
Kates
Lewis House
Tudlana, Pa
M. Wortman
Fifth Streets
Lawson
W. HA
Clawaox
Hirat
Rkooras
M. Griffith
Grisemore
Justice OF the
Amond
Penn Ron
Justice OF the Peace
Acrivener
H. B. Buterbaugh
Nixon Building
Sixth Street
L. Erhard
Grant
Clark House
Cherrytree
Crossman
South Ninth Street
A. T. Elder
Michigan Ave
Chicago
C. W. Rink
Court House
Pennia
David
Weaver
George Faith
Isaac Beck
North Sixth Street
Geogre Faith
Oeer
Charcot
Ee Ea Daugherty
David Kennedy
P. H. Kier
Dr. Davin Kennedy Corporation Rondout
N. Y
Chickamauga
J. H. Brilhart & Son
Phil
Tede
Atlantic Refining Company
Barnes
Penn
Kraus
McCormick
Frank Douglass
G. W. Wheeler
G. T. Hamilton
Inortana
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