Riots Hit Zion City Meeting Ends in Chaos
Chicago scene reports Dowie faction supporters clashing with Voliva followers at a Sunday gathering. A riot call to police arrived as about 600 attendees debated debts and leadership, with Dowie carried from the stage and a second disturbance erupting at a later meeting.
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Bowie
Chicago
John Alexander Wowie
Iron City
Dowie
Voliva
Gladstone Dowie
Deacon Arrington
Dowle
Walker
Tabernacle
Burleigh
Zion Guards
Cantel
Generous Tars' Charity Aboard the Manchuria
The steamer Manchuria arrived from oriental ports with a passenger purse of 1050 for the crew, donated to the San Francisco relief fund. The ship carried 612,815 dollars worth of opium. Playwright Frank Pixley was among the passengers. Henry Hanenkrat of Cataldo suffered crushed hands in a bear-setup accident in the woods.
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San Francisco
Manchuria
Oriental
Sancisco Relief Fund
Frank Pixley
Henry Hanenkrat
Cataldo
Kaw Lands Are Awarded By Kansas Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court awarded Kaw and Westbottoms land near Kaw Point to the heirs of the original owners. The property, valued at 1.5 to 2 million dollars, sits just over the Missouri line from Kansas City and hosts major businesses that must vacate or buy. Funeral drivers strike disrupts New York burials with delays and casket transport by wagons and trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Supreme Court
Missouri State Line
Kansas City
Kaw Point
Kaw and Tigers
Westbottoms
N. Y
Relief Fund Pledged for Outside San Francisco
Rollin B. Grant cashier of the Newark National Exchange Bank holds a $20,000 fund for relief outside San Francisco. George W. Pettier of the California Bankers' Association indicates the money will aid residents in Santa Rosa, San Jose, and other locations not covered by the general relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big City
Rollin B. Grant
Newark National Exchange Bank
George W. Pettier
I California Bankers
San Francisco
Pettier
Santa Sa
San Jose
General
Rcisco
Aig
General Paper Co Withdraws as Selling Agency
John A. Davis, general manager, announces the General Paper company has withdrawn from its selling agency field. Mills that produced paper will sell to the trade directly, and any unfilled orders will be filled by the respective mills and invoiced directly. Until mills adjust, orders received by General Paper will be passed to the mill that previously handled them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Davis
General Paper Company
Russian Admiral Kuzmich Stabbed to Death in St. Petersburg
Vice Admiral Kuzmich, commander of St. Petersburg port, was killed at the new admiralty works by a concealed worker. The assassin fled, troops and police sealed the area, and investigators suspect prior planning. Kuzmich was a disliked, hard line official with a Russo Turkish War past.
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St. Petersburg
Kuzmich
Admiralty Works
Kuzmmich
Port Arthur
New York American
John D. Rockefeller
Rufus P. Johnson
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
University of Chicago
Harper
Norris & Rowe's
Pendleton
Oregon
Monastir
Spain Celebrates Royal Marriage Festivities Planned
Spain prepares for a grand royal celebration as King Alfonso and Princess Ena of Battenberg wed. Premier Moret indicates changes to the early program, with the ceremony set for May 31 at San Jeronimo Church and a two week festival period featuring a royal bull fight balls and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Alfonso
Ena of
Battenberg
Moret
Carl Schurz Dies A Prominent 19th Century Leader
Carl Schurz a noted publicist and former United States minister to Spain died in New York City on Sunday after a weeklong illness. Born March 2 1820 at Liblar near Cologne he led revolutionary movements in Germany and had a long career in American public life including general in the Union Army senator from Missouri editor and newspaper founder and reform leader.
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Carl Schurz
New York City
Liblar
Cologne
Germany
Harvard
University of Missouri
Columbia University
Bonn
Revolutionary Army
Switzerland
Paris
London
Margaretta Meyer
Hamburg
United States
Watertown
Wis
Wisconsin
National Republican Convention
Spain
Union Army
Second Bull Run
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
Washington
New York Tribune
Detroit Post
St. Louis
Schurz
Liberal Party
Cincinnati
Horace Greeley
Rutherford B. Hayes
Interior
Hayes
New York Evening Post
Independent Movement
Cleveland
National Civil Service Reform League
Washington's Factories in 1905 Census Report
The 1905 census lists 2751 manufacturing establishments in Washington with $96,952,621 capital and $128,821,687 output. Seattle leads in capital and product value, followed by Tacoma and Spokane with strong growth since 1900. Lumber and flour milling dominate, with notable gains in foundries, breweries, printing, and meat packing across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Washington
Washington State
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Oregon
Work Resumes at Anthracite Collieries Scranton Pa
Mining operations largely restart at nearly all coal mines in the Scranton area after disruptions. Imported workers have been sent away and their occupancy evidence removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Bailey Attacks Roosevelt Courage in Senate Rail Bill Row
Senator Bailey accuses President Roosevelt of cowardice and surrender on railroad rate reform calling him silent on trusts and urging stronger action while Senator Carter defends the president and blasts the Democratic party as negation. Bailey says Montana senator was angered for not being named as a special ambassador by Rayner.
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Bailey
Roosevelt
Texas
Senate
Clay
Carter
Democratic Party
Rayner
Montana
Mining Notes Describe Rich Strikes Across North American Mines
Rich pay streaks and high gold values reported from the Goldbug mine in Oregon and the St Eugene mine in Moyie British Columbia. Updates include new equipment installations at Mineral Hill near Connolly Washington and resumed operations at several British Columbia mines as Central Trail smelter expands copper and lead capacity.
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Red Boy
Oregon
St. Eugene
Moyie
B. C
W. O’rourke
Cronin
Mineral Hill Mining Company
Mineral Hill
Conconnully
Washington
Amador Mining & Development Company
Arizona
Amador Copper & Gold Mining and Milling Company
Cedar Creek
Iron Mountain
Missoula County
Mont
Ymir Gold Mines, Ltd
Ymir
Rossland
Velvet Portland
Crown Point
Jumbo
Whitebear
Cliff
Idaho
Trail Smelter
Boundary
Granby
Dominion
Wallace
Woman Murder Trial in Medical Lake Case
Mrs. Josie Baruth of Medical Lake faced trial for the murder of her husband. She testified they were divorced in 1896 but had lived together since, with years of strain and jealousy including alleged misconduct by the husband with a 10 year old daughter. She described buying a pistol last November and shooting after a brief March argument when she believed he would kill her.
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Baruth
Medical Lake
Herusband
Josie Baruth
Harvard Tutor Muenter Confirmed Alive in Chicago Park
Police identified Professor Erich Muenter in Garfield Park Chicago after Charles O Edstrom an organ factory worker said he met him there and could not mistake the man for Muenter. Identification was positive and Muenter was formerly at Harvard University.
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Harvard
Erich Muenter
Garfield Park
Chicago
Harvard University
Charles O. Edstrom
Muenter
Discovery Tied to Gray Hair by Metchnikoff
London scientist Professor Metchnikoff claims gray hair results from chromphage that drains pigment from roots. His remedy involves applying a hot iron at about 140 degrees Fahrenheit, a procedure believed painful by some. Hairdressers anticipate business if confirmed.
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London
Metchnikoff
Machnikoff
Saloons Open as Kansas Prohibition Anniversary Marked
A Sunday service in Kansas City Kansas honored the 25th anniversary of prohibition while saloons remained wide open. Mayor Rose, just reelected after ousting, has rejoined office amid legal action. the attorney general plans to pursue contempt charges at the supreme court.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Rose
Supreme Court
Six Millions For Relief Subscriptions Totals
The San Francisco finance committee of the general relief committee reports totals for subscriptions on Saturday. Totals include 5,805,521 in actual promises and 309,750 in verbal promises unconfirmed, with a grand total of 6,115,271.
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San Francisco Finance Committee
General Relief Committee
Man Credits Dean's Kidney Pills After Fifteen Years
A. H. Stotts of the State Capitol in Columbus states kidney trouble, back and urinary issues left him near death after ten weeks of illness. After taking twelve boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills, he recovered fully and has remained well for two years. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Stotts
State Capitol
Columbus
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Hood's Sarsaparilla Tops Medicines in Merit and Sales
Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as surpassing all other medicines in merit sales and cures. The ad claims over 40 000 testimonials in two years and asserts it purifies the blood cures blood diseases humors and eruptions strengthens the stomach builds up the system and revives the tired weak. Available in usual liquid or new tablet form 100 Doses One Dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Government Rules Toughen Tuberculosis Etiquette
The president orders drastic rules for all federal employees to prevent TB spread. Any employee who expectorates on floors of government buildings may face summary dismissal under the new policy issued via departments.
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Washington, D. C
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward
Readers learn of Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to cure catarrh in all stages by constitutional treatment. Professing $100 reward for any failing case, the ad cites J. Cheney Co. Toledo address and mentions Hall's Family Pills. Also notes Warsaw Russia prisoners released and martial law in Russian Poland expected next week.
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Hall
Olane J. Cheney & CO
J. Toledo
Graggiats
Warsaw
Russia
Russian
Poland
Allen's Foot-Ease free sample offer and foot care claim
Advertisement notes free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease from Olmsted Le Roy New York with claims to cure sweating hot swollen aching feet and ease in shoes. Warns against substitutes and mentions price 25 cents. Also includes unrelated speed facts about copper wire and an ocean steamer.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
French Paste Promises Wrinkle Cure for Sale in Portland
Advertises a wrinkle and blemish cream called French Paste as a reliable remedy. Sells pint jars for 250 and quarts with agents wanted and large commissions. Listing for Madam Anna Luckey at Suite 18 Lange hotel in Portland Oregon. Also includes unrelated dialogue excerpts about kissing and reading.
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Anna Luckey
Lange Hotel
Portland
Oregon
pianist performance at the concert hall last night
The Detroit Free Press notes uncertainty about a pianist's playing quality at a concert last night. A woman near the narrator claimed she had seen Alice Roosevelt's trosseau in New York. The piece ends with a wry line about men seeking heaven while their hands stay in their pockets.
Cascarets Endorsement Drive Reports Massive Daily Use
A period ad touts Cascarets with claims of vast daily and monthly consumption totals and widespread public trust. It asserts millions of users and over six years of market presence while warning against imitators and counterfeit sellers seeking unearned profits.
Time-Tried Merit Promises Honest Business Roots
A quotation endorses steady, proven merit as the foundation of trustworthy enterprise with no need for sensational claims. It emphasizes reliability, enduring value, and practical success behind the business ethos.
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Rab Sc
Zion City
Povie
BIS
General Paper CO
Durban
Natal
Saunders
Khanadahala
All Spain
News York City
Union
Washington’s
Boston
Tower Canadian CO
Toronto
Ethel
Jack
RB. H. Kline
Philadelphia
Mrs. Winston
America
Cascaret
Cascarets
Sterling Remedy Company
Addeen
New York
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