Kautz Letter From Samoa Cites Royal Young King
Cincinnati April 27 Mrs Col C N Lindley guest at Hotel Arms Walnut Hills receives copy of a letter from Rear Admiral Kautz in command at Apia Samoa. In frank note he jokes about a native king, the consul as silent partner, and his hope to leave San Francisco by mid May while praising the English. He signs Albert Kautz and notes details via newspapers.
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Levee Breach Shuts Roads and Railroads in Leavenworth Area
A levee break near Leavenworth Eas forces farmers to flee flooding the Beverley and East Leavenworth districts. Rock Island 0 line halted, blocking all railroad traffic and causing property damage estimated in the tens of thousands of dollars.
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Leavenworth
Eas
Rock Island
Beverley
East Leavenworth
Hoosier Pensioners Listed With Amounts and Places
A fragment lists pensioners from Indiana with amounts and hometowns including Attica M Nene Jefferson and Elizabeth M Nene, plus others like H H Smith Mattsville and H Washburn Clinton. It shows sums ranging from eight to twenty five dollars and destinations to Vincennes and Sacaville.
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Niel’ Dewyre
Jeffersontlison Eilzea
Elizabeth
M. Nene
Attica
H. Smith
Mattsville
Washburn
Clinton
Ornery
G. Houser
Ege
Sacaville
Incomplete Indiana Region Notes Mar Nearby Electric Figures
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Indianapolis Fort Wayne South Bend and Columbus with references to hydrocarbon, electric rates, tents and phase multiple terms. Key names James or Dunn unclear. no clear event or outcome identified.
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Iageville
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Tents
Alton
Comput- Sunes
Columbus
Y. South Bend
Possible Democratic Candidates Circulation in Local Ticket
The piece discusses speculation over minor municipal positions with quotes from City Clerk Charles H. Stuckmeyer and Deputy Clerk August Tamm. It notes De mocratic factions and a proposed ticket including Taggart, Tamm, Ed Little, and Charles E. Cox, with Little as a council member opposed to Taggart and aligned with silver supporters.
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Charles H. Stuckmeyer
August Tamm
Stuckmeyer
Tamm
Taggart
Ed Little
Little
Charles E. Cox
Mr. Little
Germans at Manila in Current Independent article
Capt. Coghlan of the Raleigh says England was America’s only friend at Manila. He notes German anxiety but doubt of German intent, credits English restraint, and predicts China’s upheaval. He urges closer Anglo American and possibly Japanese cooperation to safeguard American interests amid looming conflicts.
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New York
Coghlan
Raleigh
Dewey
Manila
McKinley
Current Independent
England
America
Chichester
Diedericks
Postmaster Morris Seeks Federal Building for Indianapolis
Postmaster Morris of New Albany and former legislator in 1897 traveled to Indianapolis on Wednesday. He believes the city deserves a fine federal building and questions how it has managed with the current oversized post office business and accommodations.
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Morris
New Albany
Indianapolis
Cable From Consul Furniss in Bahia Reports Yellow Fever
The secretary of state received a cable from Consul Furniss at Bahia Brazil stating yellow fever had broken out there.
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Consul Furniss
Washington
Secretary of State
Furniss
Bahia
Brazil
Uncertain Patent Remedy Claims Echo Hood Patent Note
An 19th century notice extols a remedy named Sargaparilla said to cure scrofula liver gall bladder rheum humors stomach and kidney troubles and nervousness, reflecting period health advertisement rhetoric.
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Hood
Beaten Path to Nomination for Reporter of the Supreme Court
A lively contest is expected at the next Republican state convention over the nomination for reporter of the supreme court. Incumbent Cha s Remy faces possible renomination or removal, with several politicians eyeing the post. Rumors place Jesse Weik and Lee Kash among contenders, while Supreme Judges Jordan and Monks are anticipated to seek renomination for their six year terms.
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Chas. Remy
Mr. Remy
Remy
Jesse Weik
Greencastle
R. A. Brown
Lee Kash
Tipton
al Higgins
Terre Haute
Supreme
Jordan
Monks
Cuignet’s Dreyfus dossier fails to prove Dreyfus links
Paris April 27 The Figaro reports Capt Cuignet’s conclusion before the court of cassation. He presented the secret dossier as the Dreyfus case’s decisive report but conceded that documents seized were not written by Dreyfus and that French military secret leakage persisted after his arrest.
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Cuignet
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
Col. Schwartz-Koppen
Col
Panizzardi
Bible Society Agent Recounts Anhui Rebellion Scenes
A sub agent describes frightened Anhui villagers preparing to defend cities against insurgents. Crowds seek refuge inside walls while newly made soldiers guard gates and troops send in 200 queues with cars attached. Fear of death pervades the gatherings as efforts to preach fail.
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Seattle
Wash
The
Bible Society
Anhui
Frenchman Shoots Wife at Altar Then Kills Himself
Paris reports a shocking tragedy as Philippe Charoliois, an artisan, entered a church and fatally wounded his wife during worship before fatally harming himself. Police investigations follow in the wake of the incident at the Rive de Gier church on April 27.
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Paris
Alma D Alma Is Safe After Tangier Rumor
Washington reports Alma D Alma, a soubrette, is safe and unmolested in Tangier. The rumor of imprisonment by the sultan’s guards sparked a state department response, but Consul Gummere confirms no arrest and protects American interests.
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Alma D
Alma
Morocco
Tunis
Tangier
America
State Department
Gummere
D’alma
Government Loses 300000 Pounds of Beef Shipped
The war department released the board of survey findings on the loss of 300000 pounds of refrigerated beef sent to Ponce aboard the Manitoba. It found no chemical preservation and blamed failure in handling, heat exposure, and inadequate transportation facilities, with government responsibility established.
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Washington
War Department
Board of Survey
Ponce
Manitoba
United States
Irish councils assume office in landmark home rule shift
Dublin April 27 reported that newly elected Irish county and district councils have taken office. The councils, elected directly by the people, mark the closest approach to home rule Ireland has seen as grand juries once controlled by landlords are superseded.
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Dublin
East Coast EV Firms Form New Columbia Combine
Electric vehicle companies in the east form a group named New Columbia motor carriage company with capital of 3 million dollars and 5.2 million dollars for brass firms. Offices will be in New York. The combine aims to control 90 percent of US output. American Hide and Leather Co funds in Boston with 25 million preferred and 35 million common stock. 26 of 36 upper leather tanners, about 70 percent of business, will be taken over.
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Electric Vehicle Companies
East
New Columbia
Motor Carriage Company
New York
United States
American Hide and Leather Company
Boston
Cures Without Pain by the Pyramid Pile Cure
A Victorian era advertisement extols the Pyramid Pile Cure as free of pain and able to provide immediate relief and a radical, lasting cure for all forms of piles without dangerous opiates. It contrasts favorably with surgical methods, claiming safety, affordability, and wide recognition by the public. Prepared by the Pyramid Drug Co. of Marshall Michigan.
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Pyramid. Drug. Co
Marshall,Mich
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