Behring Sea arbitration resumes as Russia, France, UK news
Condensed telegraphic notes from worldwide events report the Behring Sea arbitration resuming in Paris, France faces cabinet reshuffles, and Russia suffers storms with fatalities. British papers accuse U.S. handling of Russian documents in the Behring Sea case while cholera wreaks in St Petersburg and Europe.
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Paris
M. Dupup
France
Balfour
Belfast
Achurec
Cudria
Russia
United States
St. Petersburg
Dodds
Dahomey
Gladstone
House of Commons
M. Andrieux
Maret
Paria
Galicia
Europe
M. Meline
Prince Bismarck
General domestic tragedy and legal actions across states
Wreckage possibly from a naval craft found at sea. Jacksonville man Charles Stevens dies by his own hand. Nimrod Sheppard arrested at Decatur after being wanted in Rogers Arkansas. Lt James Hamilton, ex preacher, executed at Bing Sing. Kansas City Court of Appeals issues key rulings. Tadibok stockman commits suicide in Hot Springs Arkansas. Governor Stone vetoes a Kansas City bonds security bill. Judge Ricks at Toledo convicts one engineer of contempt in the Ann Arbor case. Judge Talve upholds injunction against Chief Arthur restricting boycott actions by the Brotherhood.
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Washington
Senate
White House
John W. Ady
Martin
Kansas
West
Crittenden
Missouri
Mexico
James C. Broadhead
St. Louis
Switzerland
James H. Eckels
Behring Ses Commission
Palmer
Judge Phillips
Illinois
Michigan
The
Supreme Court
University
James Lennon
Ricks
James G. Blaine, Jr
New York
Annie Hart
Posey
Carlyle
Iil
Carrollton
Asbury Gentry
Birmingham
Ala
Imturo
Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia Road
Cherokee Council
United State
Stone
Chicago
Bardolph
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Chadron
Neb
Jesse Woolen
Joseph Jefferson
Buzzard Bay
Mass
Bradford
Jefferson City Penitentiary
Omaha
Lacona
Henry McKinnis
A.R Sutton
Louisville
William Beecher
Lake Pontchartrain
New
Palmyra
Memphis
Diaz
Congress
Judge Ricks
Charles Stevens
Jacksonville
Nimrod Sheppard
Rogers
Ark
Decatur
James Hamilton
God
Bing Sing
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Tadibok
Kimball
Hot Springs
Kansas City
TalVe
Arthur
Brotherhood
Divorce suit filed by Eleority Brow against J L Coates
Eleority Brow wife of Coates House owner Kansas City sues for divorce. Wyoming Brook Growers Association holds its annual meeting at Ohbey enone. Sunday schools receive an encouraging progress report. The Army of Liberty political group in Kansas campaigns for prohibition. Colorado Senate passes ratification commission bill over governor.
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Eleority Brow
Asc. Mra
J. L. Coates
Coates
Kansas City
Wyoming Brook Growers' Association
Ohbeyenone
Army of Liberty
Kansas
Colorado Senate
Ratino Commission
Missouri Pacific Timekeeper Scandal and Related Fires
Missouri Pacific investigators uncover a 12-man fraud Ring including five framco and timekeeper Cook who doctored time slips. Losses cited at 1800 plus large payments to engineers. Also reported: Cole Camp hardware burglary, Grother drug store theft, upcoming rail regulatory changes, yard consolidations in Hannibal, and a fatal poisoning of a Sedalia boy.
Epidemic claims cures as New York tests Amick treatment
A New York Recorder report touts Dr. Amick’s chemical treatment for consumption as curing or greatly improving patients despite severe winter. Bulletin 95 notes coughs easing, better breathing, appetite and sleep, with two discharged and others recovering. The Recorder offers free medicines to test patients and invites physicians to verify results. Public interest and praise rise nationwide.
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John Neagle
Recorder of Vital Statistics
Amick
New York Recorder
Recorder
Cincinnati
New York
W. H. Lemrow
M. D
Dr. Amick
Peruna Advertises Spring Cure for Catarrhal Dyspepsia
An old newspaper ad promotes Peruna as a remedy for catarrhal dyspepsia with symptoms like coated tongue flatulence and head discomfort. It claims swift relief and potential permanent cure, notes diluted dosing for severe inflammation, and touts spring cleansing benefits. It also offers two books detailing treatment and remedies sent free to readers.
Travelers' Great Day Plans for World’s Fair Parade
St Louis activity centers on June 10 as Travelers' Protective Association sets the date for a World’s Fair event. George S McGrew declines renomination. convention June 6-8 at Peoria with 3,000 traveling men parading to Chicago. Governors of ten states to speak at Jackson Park. government-backed education plans and a large scale manual training system proposed for St. Louis schools. A 1,000-strong Italian cavalry unit in parade dress will appear in St Louis and Chicago. Building associations report 3,000 homes valued at about 1,500 each planned, totaling over four million dollars in new construction. Other notes cover dog breeding, street railways, church choirs, European universities, Seattle labor, and women postmasters.
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ME Association
St. Louis
Travelers’ Protective Association
George S. M'Grew
National Board
Peoria
Ill
Chicago
Jackson Park
Steel Board
Philadelphia
Europe
United States
Seattle
Wash
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Ural
Okhotsk Sea
Yale
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Carlisle
Smith
Gresham
Nobeker
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Gordon
Cleveland
Bohring Ses Commission
John W. Foster
Missouri News
Missouri Pacific
Cook
Framco
Timekeeper
Combine
Sedalia
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineer
Crooked Brothers
Claus Junge
Cole Camp
Louis Grother
Grother
Mabrey
State Board of Railway and Warehouse Commissioners
Chicago, Burlington and James
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Hannibal
Knsas
Texas
Western Passenger Association
Maple Leaf
Rock Isebend
H.C. Orr Wes
George Foote
Milwaukee
Campbell Glass and Paint Company
Kunsan City
Charles Campbell
Commercial Cub
Joseph Scanlon
Raymond
Richard &. Wout
Joplin
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Company
Pittsburg
Hihwell
Srip
Terarkana
Fort Smith
Paw Sue Roe Cietue Ta
Michael Hilgert
St. Joe
Sv. Bernard
Ashland
Safford
St. Bernard
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