Cuban Trouble and Adjournment Moves Signal Cuban Probe
Senate debates Cuban receipts and expenditures with Morgan resolution on troop transport costs to the Philippines. Patt and Platt push Cuba investigations. Morpat offers Philippine privileges bill. Adjournment set for June 6 amid anti canteen bill momentum and pension relief for Mexican War veterans. Griggs outlines efforts to recover Cuban defaulter Neely’s funds. Local Raleigh meeting backs gubernatorial bid.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Ala
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Philippines
Bacon
Cuba
Patt
Conn
Conn), Chairman of the Committee On
United States
Committee On
Culan
McKinley
Platt
Congress
Smith
Bristow
Flatt
Morpat
Islanids
Bay
House
Ubinimous
Neely
Richardson
Tounn
Sai Ht
de Armond
Canion
Myr. Payne
Sole Hope Warns Philippines War Outlook From Manila
A May 18 1900 report by General Theodore Sehwan from Manila outlines the Philippines situation up to April 16. He notes American military control tightening, possible withdrawal risks, and the need to win trust of native communities to erode guerrilla resistance.
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Washington
War Department
Dere
Theodore Sehwan
Thomas
aiTaies
Philippines
Manila
Foyportines
Foyea
United States
Bopper Etlote
Phis
Thelive
Tieroblar Hinds
Plans of Boer Envoys to Visit U S for Sympathy
Washington reports Mr Kiseher of the Boer powers discussed their future aims with a press representative. They intend to visit ten or twelve major U S cities to explain the Boer cause and avoid involvement in American politics. They seek broad American sympathy and support.
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Washington
Kiseher
United States
BAPTISTS IN SESSION REPORT ON HOME MISSION WORK
A two day session of the American Baptist Home Mission Society opened with remarks by President Stephen Greene and secretary T.J. Morgan. The 20 page report highlights 180 missionaries and teachers, growth in colored churches from 510 to 28, and 110,000 colored Baptists, with 1,060 churches aided and 1900 receipts totaling 500,700 for 1900 and rising totals over the past decade.
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Detroit
Mich
Macy
Bore Fun Society
Stephen Greene
Newton Center
Mass
P.J. Morgan
New York
Progress Monde
Issa
LO Yours
Rourtio
Three St. Louis police indicted for neglect of duty
May 24. Grand jury indicts three police officers for neglect of duty during the strike after failing to suppress disturbances. Officer Ray is shot and killed at twenty third street and Cass avenue while on duty aboard a street car. Park Avenue line car with 15 armed guards runs at night without limits, provoking minor unrest but no serious injuries.
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St. Louis
Grand Jury
Campbell
Ray
Twenty-Third Street
Cass Avenue
Park Avenue Lines
Bark
Mississippi Avenues
Chinese minister letters urge Philippine exclusion laws repeal
Washington May 4 The Chinese minister Wa Ying Pang sent letters arguing the exclusion laws should not apply to the Philippine islands. The notes denounce enforcement as a breach of international law comity and treaties, urging the president and secretary of state to oppose the order.
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Washington
Wa ‘Ying Pang
Ite
Presbyterian assembly debates reforms and polygamy ban
The Presbyterian general assembly approved a memorial proposing changes to church policy and dis franchising laws. A committee of fifteen to study views on confessional changes will report to the next assembly as Rev. Charles A. Dickey chaired the initiative. Horace Have the Grips reports from Madison notes a horses epidemic with a whiskey-quinine remedy. Turkey is startled by a U S demand for immediate indemnity payments.
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Finke
Uhimins
Aloli- Liva
J. M. King
United States
St. Louis
Presbyterian General Assembly
Charles A. Dickey
Tarer
Hey
Wis, Noble
D. D
California
Horace
Madison
Wis
Turkey
Constantinople
United States Legation
Mutual News Cooperative Plan Reported
The article notes a proposed mutual news cooperative to be owned by newspaper proprietors nationwide. It would be nonprofitable, no dividends, not selling news but distributing it to members. Members are limited to newspaper owners, with the group covering the entire country.
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Albany
Assoshtlerd
Stequieni Micra
So Ogetis
Chiv Melebway
Hes Willi
By. Meas
Philadelphia
Shingles, of all kinds at Hamiltons
The weekly News, largest and best announces a wide range of shingles for sale at Hamiltons. Prices are listed as one dollar for a single issue and one year subscription option.
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Hamiltons
Roberts advances as British force tightens grip in South Africa
Dispatches report Lord Roberts advancing with forces nearing Honing Spruit while Gen Frenel and Gen Hamilton push ahead. Boers entrench along the Vaal and Rhenoster rivers, with news of sieges and troop movements as British pressure increases.
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Orange Pree
Mrenel
Rhenoster
Here
Ian Hamilton
Teilbron
Hemme
London
Lord Roberts
Kroonstal
Honing Spruit
Preneh
Ton Planilton
Frenel
Rhenaster
Loting Spruit
Sproit
French
Hamilton
Goi Brench
Isles
Caen
Vaal
Vaord
Roberts
Heanilton
Heltbran
Ete
Biter
Aloes Sarremde
Pueisens
Sco
Doers
Viry- Lure
Kirberley
Can
Pretoria
Laurenzo Marques
Veetoria
Johimiesburg
Yransvaai
Lydenburg
Bravely Faced Death in Cal Firemen Save Train
A box car train fire in Oaklawn California endangered several tons of dynamite and black powder. Firemen and crew uncoupled cars and used locomotive tanks to extinguish flames before any blast. Roof of a dynamite car burned through while water shortage hampered efforts. In Indiana gold democrats hold conference to decide stance for national campaign and possible ticket. In Galion Ohio a fire destroyed the Central Ohio Buggy Capitol hotel and several businesses and homes, with losses near 100000 and insurance 70000.
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Oaklaund
Cal
Gold Democrats
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Didiana
Kansas City
Bire
Qoble Yoswa
Highest cash price paid for raga iron and old metals
Marshall Tron & Metal Co. at 4 East State Street offers top cash prices for ragas iron and other metals including old rubbers and metals. Algrgwloel.
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Marshall Tron & Metal Co
East State Street
Algrgwloel
Not Guilty in Saloon Case Verdicts Across Multiple Trials
In a series of Minnesota saloon and food law cases, juries found defendants not guilty in the People v Thayer and People v Palmer saloon cases. Other trials adjourned with mixed outcomes, including remands and motions. A freight wreck near Laurene resulted in two deaths, and clerical reports from Columbus noted bishops’ ordination ceremonies.
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The
People
Jason Thayer
Henry Palmer
Neenserd
Vielatings
Thes
Traynor
Wes
F. W. Clapp
Charles McClary
Joseph Wilsop
Henry Wood
Bees Communicate With Written Messages Says Observer
A narrator claims bees have a written language, sending messages by tail honey as ink. Pioneer bees scout trees with wind cracks or knotholes, post signs if suitable, and if a report is bad, bees die after tasting the first words of the message.
Soldier’s Sabbath Decoration Day Program Outlined
Chief Marshal announces Memorial Day events for May 3 and May 16 with details on staff assignments, flower wagon escort for St Mary’s church, and a citywide parade. Processions move from Ragde to Green to Chand streets ending at Oubridge cemetery with GA and VFW participants, music, oration, prayers, and ritual services.
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Gill
H. A. Clate
C. Colegrove
G. A. Re
Pene Eral
UA AL
Hall
St. Mary's Church
Eagle Opera House
Ragde Street
Sand
W.R, GC
Wud Clergey
Comanda Comet
Teednetery Pont
Contral
Pourth— Proce
Green Street
Chand Street
Steextreet Usz
Oubridge
Gs. Ala
Pitth
Gs. AL Tho
W.R. C
Old Guard
Catubig clash in Philippines leaves hundreds dead
A Paris dispatch reports a hard fight at Catubig in the Philippines with about 500 American casualties. details on Filipino losses and battle particulars are not provided. A New York dispatch notes Price McCormick & Co. failed, triggering heavy selling in cotton.
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Chicago
Paris
Philippines
Catubig
Bat
New York
Prics McCormick & Co
New York Stock and Cotton Exchange
Marriage Licenses in The Weekly News Record
Barry P Drobisch of Galveston Texas and Clara A Borgette of Forante Canada wed. George H Willans and Clets Laelles Rathbun, both of Battle Creek, granted licenses in the weekly News listings.
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Barry P. Drobisch
Galveston
Texas
Clara A. Borgette
Forante
Canada
George H. Willans
Clets
Laelles Rathbun
Battle Creek
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Hoare
Qilitarys
Viquar
Confederacy
Willy
Revoyer
Griggs
Department of Justice
Raleigh
A. Us
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Henry Sheets
Lexington
Schyan
Connery
Cooley Bay
Ann Arbor
Des Moines
Conestf
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Virginia
District of Columbia
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Nebraska
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Mania
Adjutant General
MacArthur
Sumner
Phe
Washingtons
Jupyrtel Council
Mystic Shrine
Warisas City
White House
Black Hiver Falls
Thustler
T. H. Reddy
Mitch
Roddy
Baptists IN Session
Presbyterians
Pollee
Methodist
J. W. Wamiuton
David J. Moore
Frias i
Santana
Bret
Rae
Pitts
Aren
Aber
Hamilton's
Ainnes A. van
Wilson
Internal Revenue Buréau
State
Loehard Gardner
Ethel Long
Frankfort
Ross
Reno
Nev
Lake View, Ore
Lake View
Creneh
Casatey
Tomition
Fentey
Ralef Thess
Enoch Cummings
Congent
Walter &. Gifford
Finlay
Mr. Finlay
Font White
Geo. Brownell
Charley Hunter
John Handa
Franklin
John A. Wiley
Grand Army of the Republic
Ted
Greenvile
S. C
Charleston & Western Carolina Road
Laurene
William McKinney
Charles Taynes
Hiplhtops
Columbus
Tyree
Moore
Pinith
Shafer
Coppin
Sessian Doresodatian
del Adustyersa
John Cusine
Annanncee
Oper Louse
Cuzzins
Adare
Powell Music
L. N. Pattison
Adj
Miller Post Service
Stiller
L. Meloy Star Apaogled Banner
Hunting
Mundiree
Jack Bene
Daily News
Mauch Bachement
Cuttonbir
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