Fragmented, partisan critique of Great Britain and France
A long, garbled dispatch blends remarks on a presumed Great Britain and France quarrel over Nile Valley territory with scattered notes on editors, moderns, and foreign affairs. It references Kinapeun, colonial politics, and the Liberal party, interwoven with unrelated items about fashion, ships, and cholera lectures.
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Nile
Kinapeun
France
America
Franco
Liberal Party
Peibilan
John Tull
Haley
Bloomers
Ann Arbor
Edna
Bleyelo
South Dakota Bond Case and Mine News Mix
South Dakota court orders township to pay bonds despite nonprofit status, with disputes over organized townships and school districts. Keystone mine operations report difficulties and a decline in output. State mining and geology officials plan a Rapid City to Grand River survey, with J B Todi leading geology and S Smith overseeing economic studies. Lincoln welcomes General C S Jeffers moving his family to Conese Holts suburb after years as police chief.
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Huron
John Lesyle
Sinieme Court
Johesit Townshina
South Dakota
Xehoot Londs Agmin
Iherta School Township
Mrles
Mix County
Fudge Smid
Clay County
Dupreme
Fudge Smitti
Wand
Msn Herd
Tad Momover
Rhoda Lownahip
Tiehl
Supreme Court Te Fames
Sailth
John Pyle
Haldsmand Mrenet and
Lincon Hloux
C. 3
Jeffers
Kenora
South Dakota National Guards
Conese Holts
Lincoln
Ghd
Mel
Knowin
Tig
Aweton
IOWA G A R AT CLINTON ENROLLS LARGE ENCAMPMENT CROWD
The Iowa G A R encampment in Clinton opens with about 8000 present and delegates and delegations arriving from Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, and other cities. A parade along the main streets ends with a review at DeWitt Park by Governor Lawlor and Governor Jackson, as the crowd swells with participants.
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Winitora
Cedar Inpida
Clinton
G. A. FR
Sank of Veterans
G. A. R. Women's Belief Corps
Ladies’ Aid Society Fieldralue
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Marlington
Fragmented Canadian and US brief notices from May report
A garbled mix of items reports a Canadian scare on MontreaI railway securities and bank liquidity, a US district court denial in California, and Lexington Kentucky Derby winner Twenty-two thousand attend the event. Lond on court handling a Wilde related matter and other noisy fragments follow with varied topics.
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Mairid
Louisville
Thilma
Hanover
Angtha
Cyclone Desolation Hits Iowa Cities Killing and Wounding Many
A deadly cyclone struck multiple Iowa communities on May 4, uprooting homes, destroying schools, and causing extensive damage. Reports list seven dead in one area with numerous injuries, including children, and widespread property loss from Sioux Center to Sibley and beyond. Emergency meetings and relief efforts began as officials estimate damage near hundreds of thousands of dollars and promise aid.
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Albley River
Omabx
Bibley
Sibley
Summit Avenue
Sioux Falls
Ainiles
Herest
Ferry Nore
Dynamie
Destructive cyclone devastates Maurice County schools
A May 4 cyclone swept through a five mile wide path near Maurice, destroying six schools and killing multiple teachers and children. Dozens of farms collapsed, hundreds of animals perished, and many residents were injured or missing. Doctors treat over forty patients as communities brace for a full tally.
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Fuscilien
Maurie
Maurice
Treton
Joux Center
Hull
Bix
Mra
John Koester
Poutma
Mixx Annie Maraden
George Mirden
Avc
W. Versma
L. B. Comb
Post
Warner
Babe
I. J. Smith
Perry
M. Barbini
Rossburg
John Watterman
Berry
Destructive storms toll in Midwest and Wisconsin
A string of tornadoes and severe storms struck Iowa Illinois South Dakota and Wisconsin on May 4. The events killed several people including teachers and farmers and damaged homes barns mills and factories. Major impacts were reported near Maurice Sutherland Laurens Cedar Rapids Winona and Sioux Falls with outages and telegraph lines down.
South Dakota Lands Case Likely On Appeal
Washington May 7 secrecy in a surprise decision denying South Dakota the right to select school lands in the Yankton Reservation. Secretary Smith ruling follows prior hints, cites Cherokee tobacco case, and notes possible repeal implications. State may seek court action to compel restorations or block allotment while awaiting judicial ruling. proclamation expected today.
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Washington
Smith
South Dakota
Tank Reservation
Noida
Charberlain
United States
Chumnberlake
Mettler
International YMCA convention opens at Springfield May seventh
The Interpersonal biennial YMCA convention begins in Springfield Massachusetts tomorrow with hundreds arriving from across the United States and Canada. Notable attendees include Cornelius Vanderbilt General O C Howard Key George Cuyler Amherst College President Gates Colonel Jon J McCook and Dwight L Moody. Delegates gathered for a service of meditation and prayer prior to the main events and a touring exhibition plus preparations for the gathering.
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Spring Mann
Springfield
Mass
Thistorical
Omaha Ice Storm Attacks Downtown Windows and Stables
A May evening storm pelted Omaha with heavy hail sweeping a two mile wide strip and damaging homes, windows, and glass structures. The storm caused thousands in property damage as horses were driven through streets and sought shelter in halle and entryways. In Chicago, turf enthusiasts gathered for the American Trotting Association congress at the Auditorium hotel with proceedings held behind closed doors.
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Broux Center
Vietolty
Maliy
Ton IL
Thone
Shione
Hobwy
Sos
Joni Kostov
Mea Anta Lpontina
Taena Verhot
J. Winla
George Marsden
Anne Marsden
John Koxter
Alice Kouter
Anna Poatma
Lonis Verhot
Taoub Jansen
Chicago and Nopih: Western Railroad
Treton
Coomba
Elbux Center
Ana Muradin
Maurer Coombs
Hy Tagale
Matilda
Wil
Joba
Iso
Henry
Farher
Fred van Harkham
Maggle
Allo
Howde
Anna Marsden
Tun
John Koster
Weard
Tora Briekei
Bull
Sioux Center
John Kowler
Anna Postma
Mra. Koster
Arad
Ulm
Thad
Stonx Center
Anton Overman
W. FH. Steman
Damag
Dykstra
St Tacos Janae
Sioux Cencer
Godly Heckman
Tenis Verbout
H. Haina
K. Kosta
H. Jitters
Mroken
Omaha
Isin
Jong
Tychi Dusinews
Halle
Glia
Chicago
Auditorium Hotel
Apeeale
Association
Prince of Wales to preside at Typographical Society dinner
May 7 reports say the Prince of Wales will chair the annual cabinet of the Typographical Society at the Imperial Institute tomorrow with four conditions. Evening dress, no ladies admitted, dinner limited to one hour, and speeches bounded to one hour. The committee agreed to these terms, marking the prince’s first appearance at a function under a newspaper or printing society.
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Tondon
Prince of Wales
Imperial Institute
Helux
Milwer
Minnenota
Chicago
Times-Herald
St. Cloud
Minn
N. P. Clarke & Co
Major
Plarre
Thomas H. Ruth
Amelia M. Bell
Waynesburg
Scolin County
E. C. Stillwell
Sheldon
Lincoln Pauly
Physicians Meet at Malti mor e Baltimore AMA convention
The Worty-Histh Annual Convention of the American Medical Association gathered several hundred doctors from across states and territories in Baltimore on May 7. Dr Donald McJoan of Dartolt presided, with welcoming remarks and the annual address delivered before sections on surgery and laryngology. Reports from the secretary and treasurer were presented, then sectional demonstrations and papers by leading physicians followed. A Rocky Mountain Medical reunion closed the day’s events at the Athenaeum.
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American Medical Association
Maltimore
Baltimore
Medical
Linda
Academy of Music
Donald Mic
Joan of
Joseph Barlshy
Clemint
Oaochition
Auienache Eat
Japan yields to friendly advice on Liao Tung crisis
The Japanese minister informed France, Russia, and Germany that Japan renounces plans to permanently alter Liao Tung, including Port Arthur, accepting friendly guidance. London reports a Times Hall assembly of delegates from municipal, political, and religious groups protesting Turkish Armenian atrocities and urging swift action on Allied resolutions.
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Rasm
Pew
Paris
M. Hanoux
France
Russia
Germany
Japan
Liao Tung
Port Arthur
Tuckiah
London
St. Times
Canon Gore
FD. Grocre
Hagrad Maslin
Sima
Wi Kedros
Hodrox
H. Varin
Sus Hun
Radstone
Involvement of Broad Acres Case at County Court Opens
The county district court session opened today in Ukely amid notes that a long-running case involves land warrants linked to John Trwi an Ohio man from Nebr, with lands across Twenty county and northeastern Iowa slated for tax sale. The proceedings include references to veterans land warrants and potential Supreme Court appeal, with Penistone and several counties named in related notices.
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John Tr Vebee Fannin
Treasury Shortfall Hits Lone Star State After Appropriation
May 7 Lone Star State officials report a $514000 treasury shortage after passage of a belt appropriation. Warrants drawn exhaust the $100000 balance, requiring new registrations and raising delays until treasury funds recover later this year.
Income Tax Rehearing in Prominent U S Tax Case
Washington May 7 The second day of the United States Supreme Court’s hearing on the income tax cases featured argument by Assistant Attorney General Wilkins Olney who urged upholding the tax as a levy on employment rather than property. He argued the tax applies to wages and earnings of all workers including clergy and traveling salesmen, not merely real estate.
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Parke Ane Noli
Castellane
Nis
Marelinsce
Talhil
America
Marquis Leviony
George Grid
France
Phantess
Wonglana de Alti
Nevny
London
Valorttin Tova
Hkvelheath
Bard
Montreat
Bt. Johns
Montreal
Huntington of
New York
Grown
United States District Court
California
C. B Huntington
Southern Pacific Midhgad
Washington
Miesik
United Blatwa
Poon
Genvara Wiiliney
Genera Olney
United States
Renia
Morrell Not Arrested Yet in Topeka Probe
Topeka Kansas May 7 The complaints charging Governor Morrell with misusing state funds have not yet been served by justice of the peace. The attorney in charge says a warrant will be issued this afternoon. Morrell left the city Saturday and has not returned home. He is expected to arrive later today for the warning to be served.
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Anowe
Huron
Hull
Vickers
Sheridan Township
Marin Haunes
George Longatatts
Mens Hall
Albert Hollis
Bollta
Rolo
Pas
Topeka
Kus
Morrell
Justice of the Peace
Noun
Mawatha
Gay
Trylay
Tomore
V Seymour
Mesa
Chicago
Eventox
Chicago Times
Evening Post
Times-Herald
Kansan Erikon
Aveouate
Kas
Supreme Cpurt
State Penitentiary
8. W. Chase
Dawa
Directs Ora
Lnve
Union Waterworks Tax
Union
Walkout in Pittsburg halts furnaces in chiefs district
In Pittsburg on May 7 workers in Crawford and Cherokes counties walked out after wage disputes tied to rising manufactured goods prices. The stoppage affected four furnaces and threatens continued shutdowns at Cheraked and Ghint plants as negotiations failed and a wage restoration was refused by employers.
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Pittsburg
Chopokee
Crawford
Cherokes
NEW
Chicago Paper
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