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Ir keener Horspie Folger Atvora at Law Oeede for New York Gilles second floor Wach National Bank Massillon One uoe Colamars President d ene Hunt Maroware Goombad & Co Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware Mainstress Ciesell & Co Manufacturers Thresh Machines Engines Horse powers Saw Assillon Rolling Mill Jos Manufacturers of Merchant Bar Glass Factory Bridge Company Structures East Main Jewelry Store Joseph Coleman Watches Clocks Silverware Musical Instruments No 5 South Erie Street
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Horspie Folger
Atvora
Oeede
New York
Gomealaaion
Sotary
Gilles
Qseph Coleman
Erie Street
New Catalogue offer with free copy and samples
The New Catalogue is being distributed with free postpaid copies on request. About 200 pages of pictures and concise merchandising analysis are promised. 50 000 copies printed and most are spoken for as readers learn how the store sells to benefit their pocketbooks. Request form asks for name and address and separate sample requests for American all wool cloths and various fabrics at low prices.
Swet Girl Graduate Enters May Clearance at Horne Co
Jos. Horne & Co announces a graduation themed promotion with heavy discounts on spring and summer fabrics. Dotted Swisses India Linens Organdies Mulls and Batistes are offered at clearance prices by mail order from Pittsburg, PA.
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India
Natmsuvks
Spain at War Turmoil Deepens as Revolt Rumors Grow
Vienna reports suggest the Spanish dynasty nears end while Brussels dispatches claim Spain is in revolution. In Madrid Cavite heroes honored as unity falters. Sagasta calls for war credits amid protests from Republicans and Carlists. Britain’s offer to protect Chinese in the Philippines is rejected. Weyler criticizes government and laments future prospects.
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Salmeron
Manila
Senor Sagasta
Cavite
Great Britain
Philippine Islands
London
Brussels
Spain
Maprio
Congress
Augusti
Philippines
Senor Moret
Senor Salmeron
Manila Bay
General Weyler
Rge
Senur Sagasta
Weyler
Manila Surrenders Heralded as Flag Floats Over Capital
A Hongkong dispatch reports Manila surrendered to Commodore Dewey and the U S flag flies over Spain's capital colonial hub. Marines guard order as insurgent chiefs discuss a Provisional government while Sampson's fleet sails to engage the Spanish fleet near Porto Rico.
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New York
Hongkong
Philippines
Manila
Dewey
United States
Spain
Corregidor Island
Cavite
Martial Law Declared in Valencia and Manila Carried News
Martial law and siege actions declared in Valencia province with disturbances and rioting in Gijou port area. Premier Sagasta expected to resign. Separately in Manila area Aguinaldo claims 30,000 insurgents will cooperate with Dewey to capture Manila. Dewey notes Spaniards may cut cable before surrender.
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Mapxin
Associated Press
Valencia
Gijou
Bay of Biscay
Sagasta
Wilmington Destroys Fort East of Cojima
Key West May 4 The gunboat Wilmington destroyed the Spanish fort east of Cojima with only a few shots. The fortification was completely demolished. The torpedo boat Ericsson pursued the Spanish army along the beach from Havana toward Matanzas, forcing them to keep to the shore.
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Key West
Associated Press
Wilmington
Cojima
Ericsson
Havana
Matanzas
Navy shuffle shifts ships in early war patrols
The cruiser Columbia is detached from the Flying Squadron and becomes Nagship of Commodore Howell in the Northern patrol. The New Orleans Captain Folger replaces the Columbia in Commodore Schley’s fleet. A secretary of war order set the changes on Monday night. Also reported, the revenue cutter McCulough from Manila was sighted at Miers Bay forty miles out, but neutrality laws bar landing amid attempts to pass messages to Washington.
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Newport News
Associated Press
Columbia
Howell
New Orleans
Folger
Schley
Secretary of War
Honoxone
McCulough
Manila
Miers Bay
Dewey
Washington
McCullough
Trouble Predicted Over Philippines Occupation
Leading papers fear trouble in the Philippine islands may draw in all European powers. An alliance of English speaking nations could form, with arbitration likely to settle the dispute.
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Loxpox
Associated Press
Philippine Islands
McKinley to Pardon Captain Hart of Laurada
Washington May 4. President McKinley announced he would soon pardon Captain John Hart of the Laurada who is serving two years in the penitentiary. Hart aided expeditions in Cuba and his coast knowledge would aid Admiral Sampson as a pilot.
Spanish spy on board cruiser St Paul confirmed
Puiwaperuia May 4 The capture of a Spanish spy on the cruiser St Paul is confirmed Captain Sigsbee has him in a cell and will not disclose further details The spy was caught in the magazine room of the vessel Also Buenos Aires May 4 United States battleship Oregon and the gunboat Marietta left Rio de Janeiro today The dynamite cruiser Nichtheroy formerly Brazilian now serves the United States will follow them.
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Puiwaperuia
Associated Press
St. Paul
Sigsbee
Buenos Arees
United States
Oregon
Rio Janeiro
Nichtheroy
Consul Released as Cuba Tension Eases
Kingston Jamaica May 4 The trouble at Santiago de Cuba has been settled by Spanish authorities releasing the British consul No further trouble is expected and English warships will not go there at present Chartered Two Boats New York May 4 AP reports chartering two more fast dispatch boats to be used in gathering war news
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Associated Press
Sampson
Key West
Havana
Cape Verde Islands
Cadiz
America
Kingston
Jamaica
Santiago, de Cuba
New York
The
Associated Press Today
President reveals long list of army appointments for Congress
Washington May 4 The President sent to Congress for confirmation a lengthy slate of army appointments. Major generals named include Fitzhugh Lee Wheeler of Alabama J H Wilson Sewell of New Jersey and Breckenridge Otis Coppinger Shafter Graham Wade Mesrio. Numerous colonels promoted to brigadiers and other ranks follow.
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Washington
Associated Press
Congress
Fitzhugh Lee
Representative Wheeler
Alabama
J. H. Wilson
Delaware
Senator Sewell
New Jersey
Joseph C. Breckenridge
Elwell
Otis
John J. Coppinger
William R Shafter
William M. Graham
James F. Wade
Henry C. Mesrio
Henry W. Layton
George M. Randall
Theodore Schwan
William Ludlow
Aden R. Chaffee
George W Davis
Alfred IE. Bates
Charles Patrick Egan
Senators Press for Shunk Appointment in Capital Visit
Washtmerox May 4 Associated Press Senators Fairbanks Turpie and Representative Crumpacker of Indiana asked the President for Captain William A. Shunk to be inspector general or adjutant general on a major general's staff. Shunk is at a Western boat. Senator Sewell took leave of absence to serve as major general. Navy Secretary sent House a naval deficiency estimate of twenty one millions. Colonel Dick had Ohio regiments mustered in as originally organized.
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Washtmerox
Associated Press
Fairbanks and
Turpie
Representative Crumpacker
Indiana
William A. Shunk
Eighth Cavalry
Shuok
Sewell
Secretary of the Navy
House
Ohio
Welcome for Woodford Planned in New York Harbor
New York on May 4 reports elaborate preparations underway for the reception of United States Minister Woodford, who is expected to arrive Saturday. The Associated Press notes a formal welcome and planned ceremonies as officials and crowds await his arrival.
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New York
Associated Press
United States
Woodford
Coal for Dewey ships to Manila May fifteenth
Pacific Mail steamship City of Pekin has been secured by the government to carry coal for Dewey's fleet at Manila, leaving May 15. Also reports of a riot at Talavera railway with mobs burning cars and buildings, troops deployed. Charles Dewey, brother of Commodore Dewey, celebrated his golden wedding. Episcopal elevation anniversary of Michael Corrigan marked by large cathedral demonstration at St Patrick's. Also advertisements for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Grain-O, plus a real estate bargain on Green Street lot No. 1684 offered for sale with guaranteed title.
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Associated Press
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Dewey
Manila
Mapam
Talavera Railway
Montrevin
Charles Dewey
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National Life Insurance Company
Commodore Dewey
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Assocated Press
Michael Augustine Corrigan
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Green Street
Waechter
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