Meats and rulers mix in long-wone dispatch from abroad
A chaotic, transliterated summary reports Dr C Kilian Breieria named through the embassy in Washington amid a French government letter praising his political and legal writings. The piece oscillates through meat production figures, a Paris house linked to Nicholas Flamel, a San Francisco police linguist Virgil Bakalich, the oldest American house in Buenos Aires, and assorted notes on hair length, real estate, and U.S. political races, all presented in a sprawling, fragmentary style.
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C. Kilian Biereia
Rotor
Christchurch
Philadelphia
Wash- Togut
Gmlinikl
France
Academy
Potemoment
Pretich Cabinetsmuinlwter
Brevens
Europe
United States
Mnide
Norway
Bpain
Germany
Switzerland
Tel- Bim
Austro-Hungary
Tuala
Portugal
Netherlands
Italy
Paris ix
Tone de Venind
Nicholas Flamel
Flaschel
Virgil N. Bakalich
San Francisco
Brazén
Chioe
Hakvilich
America
Order of St. Jandy
Francis Drake
J. W. Henderson
Mercedes
Lopez
Weir
Manila War Dispatches Report General Lawton in Action
Reports from Manila describe General Lawton in hard fighting near San Rafael and Balings with repairs to telegraph lines after the clash. Colonel Arguelles relays Gilmore and party are alive, with a note about Yorktown crew prisoners and possible prisoner exchange negotiations with Luna and MacArthur.
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Manila
Lawton
Ald
San Rafael
Balings
Arguelion
P. N
Gilmore
Tourtech
Yorktown
Baler
Luxor
Arguelies
Luan
Butler
MacArthur
Major Shields
Hayne
Lunn
Ines
Luna
MacArethir
Shields
St.Tomas
San Fernando
St. Tomna
Lutia
Todd
Arguelles
Marabobon
Bell
Wolth
Macabebe
Culunplt
Macatébex
W. M. Young
Tve Fae
Diamandy Harrington
Samerfeld
Murphy
Oregon
Manila Bay
United States
Adruikul Dewey
Srtikh
MacArthur Hin Kent
Luzon
Washington
Dewey Cublen
Sanmor
Hunhabitunte
Aguinaldo Offers Peace Terms to America
New York May 2. Manila correspondent reports Aguinaldo sent overtures for peace. Envoy Colonel Arguelles-Jones delivered propositions from Aguinaldo repeating armistice terms. General Otis rejected, saying Filipinos must accede to American demands or face continued war. Herald dispatch notes insurgent commissioners returning from army headquarters with new ceasefire proposals.
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Otto
New York
Manila
Aguinaldo
Arguelle Jone
America
Otis
Argudlies
the Herald
List of Soldiers Who Died From Wounds in Action
General Otto reports deaths from wounds in action and other causes, listing Private KARTEMENGER, CHARLES BOWARTZ, DEAN, MORRIVES JENS, BUMBLLNG, LEGG, LICUMATER, FRANCIS HANSON, HENRY MORRISON, WOODS, GEORGE HOVEY, ALBERT TERRY, PATRICK MANNING, FREDERICK LUNDIN, JAMES KENNEDY, WIDSON, AYNRD SAYRIGH, OLIVER DAVIS, MICHAND CARROLL, JOHN SHERMAN, TOWERT CARTER, HOPKINS, WILLIAM BURGESS, WILLIAM CLARES, with causes including wounds in action Typhoid fever dysentery and others, and dates in April.
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Dinener
Washington
Otto
Otto” Kartemenger
Fifa Netra
Charles Bowartz
Fiest Nebraska
Dean
Privite
Firat Bourn Dakota
Mornives Jens Jay Utah
Arth Prite
Gom- Bumbllng
Utah Artillery
Martin C. Legg
Firet
Nebraska
George Licumater
Cypany G
Oregon
Francis Hanson
Comany 1
Nebrasks
Henry Morrison
Twentieth Kansas
Clype Z
Woods
First
George W. Hovey
Comrney
Albert Terry
Apell
Patrick Manning
Com- Pape
Ibaeae Et Infantry
Frederick
Lundin
Californique Sprat
James Kennedy
Privain
Fieut
Montana
Widson
Pweitth Infantry
Aynard Sayrigh
Agri Oliver Davis
Danotas Er SommMny Michand Carroll
Third Infantry
Brralpox
John” Sherman
Ebent Servne
Gee Towert Carter
Jirivula
Herbert A. Hopkins
William. Burgess
William Clares
Sampson at New York Ends Summer Cruise Plans
Aeriven yy run an wire FOUL the Weat Indica, New York, May dimiral Soi non's equadron of evolution, returning from itm cowie in the West Turkes, sae tiyed thig afternoon. The miadron, composed of the New York, Brooklyn, the bidlinn, the Mas silchusetts and the 'Lexan, will remain in harbor till the end of the month. When it goes to Newport, Ro J., aml from there will begin his summer cruise.
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Aeriven Yy
Indica
New York
Soinon
Itm
Cowie
West
Turkes
Brooklyn
Bidlinn
Massilchusetts
Relief for Peary Ship to Leave St Johns May
The sealing vessel Wape, rebuilt and repaired in dock, will sail next month with Lieutenant Peary’s celebrated expedition party aboard the Windward, which has been icebound since earlier winter. The Good Citizenship League in Cincinnati holds its annual convention today with preparatory conferences and committee meetings.
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Beemer Hope
Johnta
St.Johnn
Wape
Jay Morth
Veary
Arete
Syho
Nik Xeamer
Good Citizenship League
Clvinnati
Sexuiona
Senator Kyle resigns as chairman amid health issues
Washington May 3 President McKinley remains in office as McKinley returns. Senator Kyle of South Dakota resigns the chairmanship of the industrial committee due to health but will stay on as a member of the committee. The commission headed by Senator Maron in Chicago yesterday appointed Kinley to investigate adulteration of food.
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Kyle
Washington
May L—Henator Kyle
Bouth Dakond
Yer
Chicago
Benator
Maron
Nennie Io Tu- McMinley
Mydrink
Kinley
York
Buried in Arlington Soldiers Interred With Military Honors
The bodies of two soldiers from Cuba and Puerto Rico were interred at Arlington Cemetery with military honors today. General Miles and Acting Secretary of War M. E. McElroy attended, mirroring the ceremonies held for those brought home a month earlier.
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Washington
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Arlington
Miles and
Klufend
Mel~ Klojohn
Jones to Go Abroad as Acting Committee Chairman
Washington May 2 Senator Jones of Arkansas, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, will be abroad and Secretary Walt appoints J G Johnson from Arkansas to act as secretary and general in charge during Jones absence.
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J. G. Johnson
Kansas
Washington
Senator Jones
Arkanens
Democratic Falonat Committee
Lee
Wallt Betrueth Alacka
Jonon Hae
Acannus
Jones
Altgeld Illness News Conditions Improve Says Doctor
In Chicago on May 2 John P. Altgeld is reported improved. Dr. Nicholas Sennard cautions the governor, praising resilience but warning depression must lift. If he recovers fully he may avoid further long campaigns, per the medical update.
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Henn Baye
Chicago
John P. Altgellle
Nicholas Sennard
Otis Grants No Armistice Crisis In Philippine War
Fragmented report describes continued insurgent resistance and political tension as forces clash near Isidro and other areas. Mention of American army camps behind Filipino lines and widespread hunger and discontent among the population highlight ongoing turmoil in the islands.
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API
Shiloh Ie Nave
Junta on negotiations. Return to insurgent lines.
Manila dispatch reports General Otis outlining terms for peace talks with Filipino representatives. Insurgents appear weary of war, while U.S. War Department officials express satisfaction with Otis’s stance and expect another conference.
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Washington
Otisenbtae
Wullanmes
Dias
Congress
War Department
Otis
United States
Ane
Conference at Manila Palace Between Otis and Insurgents
Report of a May conference in Manila between General Otis and insurgent envoys from Luna. Negotiations focused on armistice terms and assurances of self government, with Kochtun and Arguiles arguing over independence and guarantees. Reinforcements were noted moving south as the talks continued.
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Matuy
Aguinatlto
Manila
Otis Antil
Chitloxn
Ttin
Luna
Otis
House
Pune
Lawton
Me. Schurman
United States Philippine Commission
Dewey
Ojin
Aftrusloxe
Schurman
Senor Argueline
Wix Jimpossibie
Nnrust
Ariguelese
Spain
Schur
Arguelese
Sohne
Admiral Dewey Returns After Peace in Philippines
A New York World dispatch reports Admiral Dewey plans to return to the United States once peace is achieved in the Philippines. He believes he should not abandon his command while hostilities continue and hopes to resume duties soon after the fighting ends.
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New York
Washington
vAdmileal Dewey
United States
Philippines
Navy
Slepart
Dewey
Philippine Commission
Dis Jong Servicw
German Cable Landing Welcomed by Berlin Leader
A Berlin telegraph congratulates McKinley on consent to land a new transatlantic cable on U S shores. The message praises the gesture as uniting two great nations and brings joy to the German people.
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Berlin
Apr
McKinlay
Gevern
United States
Yorktown Men Alive May 4 Letter From Washington
A fragmentary report describes Yorktown men believed alive and in captivity. A letter to Washington discusses plans for safe return, honoring duties, and the potential use of telegraphy in broader wartime strategy. The piece references leaders and an exchange about peace, prosperity, and national alliance amid ongoing operations.
Valerie and Louis confront love over wealth in scornful backstory
Valerie Herbert battles love and conscience as Louis Charteris confronts her wealth driven engagement with Aston Lawford. Valerie admits true feelings for Louis while denying marriage to Teantiot, fearing social ruin. Louis accuses her of mercenary betrayal as Max Beauregard watches from the sidelines, debt to broken promises and a looming headlong choice.
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Shamafa
Eauregari
Lee
Valerie Herbart
Gray Antin
Charles
Aston Lawford
Louis
Tonle
Mr. Beauregin
Jaanford
Whitehall Gardens
van Valeria
Leicester Walls
Lawford
Amily
Leicester
Valerie
Mr. Charteris
Loaith
Wayarie
Hetle
Anid Lawford
Ali
Vetwen
Claus Aston Lawford
Max Beauregard
Tian
Tre
Laygford
Valeria
Harry Dalles
Lawfords
Gerald Beauregard
Bowldes
Rome
Duke of Marl
Gerald
Gardena
Max
Elinor
Tam
London
Leigh
Nellie
Valeris
Troy
Nate
Beauregard Malenod
Filver
Faney
Valerie Herbert
la Appointimentas
Italic
Max Rasuregard
Tewat
Finn
Loula Charteria
Valeri
Varlerie
Jorge
Tyolf
Valério
Amy
Hui Alwaye
Loutaely
Matey
Mor
Klave
Beford
Jewela
Valerio
Mabey
Dame of fashion stirs gossip in duchess tale
Fragmentary reminiscences recount Lady Harriet Orsay as a fashionable muse in 19th century society. A duke of Orleans offers sums for her distinctive ringlets as he praises her beauty while courts debate attire and propriety in a parade of titled figures and social satire.
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Anpriet Orsay
Mi Sala
Tia
Phileadelphis
Louie Phillippe
Menvietta Maris Coiffare
Harriet
Lally
Charicy
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South Dakota
Willam J. Bennett
Smiths
Tehigan
Beury
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Kirth
Limuel Wy
Twenry U
Tonderfoot
Samuel W
Mvrvid University
Pitt
Huings
Uy Ik Cngineer
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Jowager of
Chin
China
Lele Mann Hay
Nolect Street
Henry Need
Cardinal Woolsey
Khops
Duchy of Cornwall
James I
Marchand
Hela
Kapha
Eampeegmien
Atilla
Tholascy
Whilydelphia
Debin
Ghee
John W. Moster
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Faber
Ignaxnall
Ato
Cen. Lawton
Yorktown Men All Right
Col. Arguelles
Lieut, Gilmore
Kniuals Enings
Manile
Argnelles
Tieutenant Bernal
Abor Most Nagon
Eahtiil
Aginaldo
Agunaldo
Mublniy
I Aguinalda
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Nantin
Diane
Sampson AT
Peary
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JUNTA
Lunas
Otis Exptainy
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Lomilon
Anite Staten
Munthe
Aguinalde
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Aguinidda
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Malolos
Matolun
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Ishamds
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Jeime
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Secur
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Malolug
Olin
Malotow
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Manin
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Gener Ots
IC Aguinaida
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Paris
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M'Kinley
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Mergit Sa Pa2
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Tony
Oman
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Lin
Max Renmegen
Rose
Valeriy
Heli Mobbert
Chaiter
Max Hewhitegard
Agron Lawford
Tim
Valerlo
Abe
Hollesy
Jis
Lorie
Charteria
Beauregard
Horatio Barons
Sunieh
Barnes
Cordoval
Hemeu
Mr. Burney
Mr. Smith
Mrs. Barnes
Lust
Smith
Jane
Mr. Barnes
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