Freight wreck injures crew in cargo train collision
A freight train wreck left extra cars crushed into the caboose smashing three cars. No further details on injuries or causes are provided in the readable text.
Danish Labor Strife Flows Across Scandinavian Ports
Danish labor unrest spreads as seamen abandon unions amid a broader industrial clash. In Topeka a rear-end collision of Union Pacific freight trains kills two men and injures several stockmen, while Wheat Growers seek better prices and federation ties. Reports from Liverpool hint at American trade talks affecting Manchester canaland West African routes, with prisoners in Abyssinia and South African peace rumors also in circulation.
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Swedish Women Demand Franchise Right in Elections
Women join the franchise movement in Stockholm and Gothenburg urging parity in parliamentary elections. Mass meetings by middle class groups form committees to press government for voting rights while noting municipal suffrage and seats on guardians and school boards already granted to women.
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Sheep Die in Territory from Unbroken Dearth
Severe drought across the territory causes thousands of sheep to perish with lamb losses at about fifteen percent. Grasshoppers swarm regions along Rio Tiraade and tributaries, while rebel activity and other reports mix with military movements from Manila to Mindanao. Local obituaries and court news also appear, including the death of Cripple Creek editor John Shorten, underlining a day of varied national events.
Capture of Santo Domingo Capital Confirmed Today
May 7 report from Monte Christi confirms the surrender of Santo Domingo’s capital to the revolutionary forces led by Vice President Vasquez after days of heavy fighting. US Minister Powell urged protection for foreigners and arranged a pause in hostilities, with a delegation informing General Vazquez that attacks on the capital would require notice to the diplomatic corps. The revolutionaries entered San Domingo Friday, taking government buildings while the population showed little enthusiasm for the victory. Later, in Austin, a deal was announced transferring Bird syndicate Texas pig land holdings to Beaumont Petroleum and Liquid Fuels Co, an English company with over 50,000 oil sands acres. The Cuban legation bill passed in the Senate, setting ministerial salary at 12,039 and authorizing 2,000 annually for Havana residence rental.
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Kansas News Roundup From Emporia and Nearby Towns
Re-elections and appointments headline Kansas civic life with W. E. Riogle and Cliftard Mitchell retained as superintendents in Coflsy ville and Iola, while Dan A Dryer named city marshal of Emporia. Burglaries lead to penitentiary sentences for Frank and Henry Cullom in Fort Scott, and pastor W. A. Young is fined in federal court for stamp-related offense in Galena. State charter board blocks Dighton osteopathy charter. Hlinsis Life Insurance of Chicago gains Kansas entry. Abilene’s Nissley reappointed. grants and school certs noted across Eureka, Wellington, and Fort Leavenworth institutions. Emporia library gift of 20,009 plus 2,000 aid pledged. revival meetings under way in Junction City and Ft. Riley.
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Surprise Convention Report Nominates Women Leaders
Los Angeles May 7 The surprise at the club women convention was the nominating committee slate for president Mrs Dimies T S Danxison of New York first vice president Miss Robert J Bordette of California second vice president Mrs Emeta Fox of Michigan recording secretary Mes W T Coad of South Dakota The forty woman committee had sworn secrecy and tried to control expectations amid formations within the Decker forces about Colorado. The house also addressed the Indian appropriation bill and related measures amid debate on Utah mining leases and territorial statehood acts. Overall the dispatch covers convention outcomes and concurrent senate and house actions in Washington.
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Beef Trust In Missouri Inquiry Reveals Fixed Prices
Testimony in the Missouri beef inquiry shows St. Louis packers like Armour Swift Nelson Morris and Cudaby enforcing uniform prices with rebates. Witnesses describe weekly C O D lists, cooler managers meetings, and limited cattle sales to independents, with prices set late each week for next period.
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Lawrence social notes and club events wrap up
The Leavenworth Times reports a busy period with the Outtoo Literary club hosting a lecture at Miss Alford's home, Prof O Leary's talk on eighteenth century literature, and a carnations award. Socials include Gamma Tans games, Federation plans, and multiple Lawrence visitors and travels.
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