Spain's Plan With Coaling Station in Cadiz Fleet Action
A dispatch from Montreal reports a joint move to strike Atlantic targets with Cadiz fleet and Cape Verde squadron aiding Sampson. Coastguard coordination includes St Pierre and nearby French coast depots. The plan envisions coordinated naval action against Allied forces along the Atlantic seaboard.
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Lusves
Montreal
Couny
St. Pierre
Miqielum
New Furmiland
Seine
Perre
Citiz Serradron
Etern Atiens
Sampsun
Achiley
Fragmentary 乱 text about Morro lights and gun boats
A scrambled OCR fragment references Morro lights and gun boats, mentioning names like Cardenas and Wardens ages, with unclear dates and places. The readable bits suggest a public notice or report about maritime or security events but lack coherent context or complete facts.
Haots at Canarien May Date Turbulent Arrival
Fragmentary notes indicate a May 7 event involving boats arriving near Phere and a referenced market or wine. Names and places are incomplete, but the brief mentions a tense or notable occurrence linked to the sea and local activity.
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Larvasin
Warships sighted off Diskin Island amid Pacific storm warnings
In a turbulent dispatch, reports state warships have been sighted off Diskin Island near Cape La Pase as a storm threatens the area. The warning tells ships to head south, with cargoes and communications affected as tensions rise in the region.
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Ilarceny
France and United States tensions over the Spain war
A Paris Herald dispatch notes nervous tension in New York as France moderates its stance. Debates warn against rash judgments, while The French press questions pro US policy and hints at evolving French American relations amid the Spanish war.
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Spain
New Yoas
Paria
Chamberlain
Sprec
United States
France
Amenexos
Charleston Put Back and Other Early 20th Century Briefs
Charleston puts back to Maire Inland to seal repairs rather than seawater damage. First Texas volunteers sail for New Orleans. Ten men attempt river crossing near Syringdile. several drown. Misc brief notes on arbitration and local events from May.
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Las Frascisco
Calif
Hirleston
Allegheny River
Witchcraft Outbreak In West Virginia Community
Presbyterian missionary reports a village near Clark Creek in Raleigh County, West Virginia, shaken by belief in witchcraft after four Griffith Jarrell children suffer convulsions. A witch doctor uses a silver bullet and effigies to expose witches, but pursuit of the old woman Likens fails. A bottle of needles bursts, wounding neighbor Bizgard, spreading fear and prompting retreat from the mountain. The tale ends with growing panic and calls for more cures.
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Pro CL Huride
Clark Creek
Lawson
Raleigh County
W. Va
Grifith Jarrell
Ihizazani
Blizgard
Wes
Ecury
N. Y
Exchange Arrangements For Prisoners Reported By Havana Consul
Telegram from British Consul General Alex Gollan in Havana says Thrall and Jones will be exchanged for Cortijo and Surgeon Julian. The order directs Miami and Key West transit to Havana for the swap with Spanish steamer involved. American prisoners are at Morro Castle awaiting transfer under government orders.
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Wuestsutos
Thrall
Jones
Cal. Cortijo
Julian
Fort McPherson
State Department
Alex Gollan
Havana
Seolch
Magis
Alger
Osingl Gan
Tama
Key West
Morro Castle
Philippines Future Divides Cabinet Over Philippines Policy
A cabinet member says the president has not set a policy on the Philippines and plans to form leadership and representation before deciding. About half favor permanent possession while others oppose colonialism. The president remains non-committal and averse to returning the islands to Spain. The Japanese minister pressed for US intentions on hold, and Mr Day said possession length had not been considered and he would listen to Japan.
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Wastnotox
Philippines
Spain
Yestersday
United States
Japan
Missouri Good Roads Plan Put Forward by Urban Committee
A Missouri Good Roads association committee met in St Louis to press the legislature for a permanent state good roads commission. The aim is an advisory bureau of road experts to guide maintenance, legislation, and executive action for improved highways across the state.
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Missouri Angoilation
St. Louis
Good Roads Association of Missouri
State Good Roads Commission
Spanish Report on Southern Coast Town Attack
Dispatches from Havana report Santiagoy De Cuba bombarded with little damage. German warship Gelr retired, saluted forts, and visited local officials. Washington navy department uncertainty. cable cut operations suspected to isolate the port. Naval battle outlook described as surprising.
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Mavato
Havana
Bantiaga de Cuba
Gelr
Deayateh
Sqjunderon
Anneagy
Daily News
Washington
Navy Department
Santiagoy de Guba
Santhigo
Navy bounty to divide among Dewey crew after Manila victory
A New York Times dispatch from Washington explains a proposed U S bounty fund under Section 401 of the revised statutes to reward every sailor and officer on ships of the victorious Asiatic squadron. The total pool is about 327 200 dollars with specific shares for captains and captains of listed ships and remaining balance distributed among remaining crew in proportion to pay. The plan presumes Dewey and his men receive congressional thanks and monetary rewards for their Manila victory amid debates on overstatements of losses and the number of vessels sunk.
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New York Times
Washington
Dewey
Manila
Congress
Monejo
United States
Canenglebe
Admiral Montejo
WeMay
Bass
Ulr
Sion
Batral Dewey
Vasten
Raleigh
Berrel
McCulouh
Gridley
Olympia
Drer
Baltimore
Wildes
Boston
Coghland
Asa Walker
Concord
Wood
Petrel
Hodgston
McCull Joch
Associated Press Officers Meet in Chicago Report
The Associated Press board of directors held its annual meeting in Chicago on May 1. Officers announced include President Victor F. Tawson of the Daily News and Chicago Record, First Vice President Morace White of the New York Evening Post, Second Vice President Thomas G. Rapier of the New Orleans Pignyone, Secretary Melville E. Stone, Assistant Secretary and Assistant General Manager, Charles S. Mehl, Treasurer Join R. Walsh.
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Chicago
Curcaco
Associated Press
Victor F. Tawson
Daily News
Chicago Record
First View
Morace White
New York Evening Post
Thomas G Rapier
New Orleans Pignyone
Manriageer
Melvile E. Stone
Charles S. Mehl
R. Walsh
Did Not Believe In Gas In Dentists Chair
In a staged dental visit a worried woman refuses gas citing fear and bad experiences. She recalls relatives who suffered during gas or ether anesthesia, questions cheap providers, and debates whether to proceed with local anesthesia. The scene ends with the dentist remarking on her disbelief in gas as she leaves.
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Dave
Sarah
Helfbrother
Mmine
Lucy Jane Tandy
Lucy Jane
Tshontl
Hetaceen
Cheers For Sigsbee At Chestnut Street Theater
A patriotic Philadelphia audience applauded Capt. Sigsbee of the Maine era present in a Chestnut Street theater box. Portraits of public figures sparked calls for a speech. after initial modesty he thanked the crowd, urged the play to continue, and the audience renewed cheers as curtain fell.
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Chestnut Street
Kares Dy
Maine
St. Paol
Ramps
Rigshee
Sigsbee
Sigstee
Erlea
Homing Pigeons for Navy Experiment Details
A damaged article outlines efforts to use homing pigeons by the Navy and Army for military communications. It mentions individuals such as J. Taker of Whitmores and references electric company involvement. The piece hints at training, experimental use, and potential recovery of pigeons, with calls for wartime applications and cooperation between services.
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Mumubers
Arreeien
Caitend
Idwin
AL J. Taker
Whitmores
Eleetrie
Cmd Tiehite
Auathert
Horners
Markets by Wire Kansas City Live Stock and Grain Summary
Kansas City markets show cattle receipts around 45 000 with steady demand and hogs at 2 800. Hogs firm with packers paying 4 1 2 to 5 38, lambs steady. Grain notes include wheat steady with values near 1 45 July and corn May around 2 545 July. soybeans and oats activity cited with price ranges.
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Kansas City
May
Texas Ateera
Texan
Atockers
Markin Atwady
Recelpta Yan
Lamb
Jhbha
Excursions to Convention Cities and Rail Fares Listed
Travel options for May and June include trips to Topeka for the Kansas Republican League convention May 25 26 27 with round trip fare, Ottawa Chautauqua June 11 84, and Denver area medical meetings with set round trip prices. Also routes to Abilene Abilene and Atchison conventions with special fares and limits.
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Arkansas
Indian Territory
Louisiana
New Mexico
Topeka
Kansas Republican League
Hotcommon
Kansas
Ottawa
Chautauqua Sesembly
Dapervelar
Obawatomie
Ouswatomie One Fure
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
American Medical Association
Atchison
Kansas State Pharmaceutical
Desirable Building Lots in Lawrence Area Near University
Good lots on Ohio and Vermont streets offer prime locations in the beat residence portion of town. South Lawrence plots priced cheaper than acre property, with convenient access to transportation and close-in to the university for either residence or business use.
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Ohio Street
South Lawrence
Vermont Street
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