Quay Likely to Be Seated Amid Extra Session Doubt
Washington May 14 Senator Quay of Pennsylvania appears likely to be seated by the senate despite precedents against seating governors' appointees when state legislatures fail to elect The report cites his popularity with senators as the chief reason The article also notes Cullom opposing an early or extra session and describes ongoing peace conference discussions and the push for an international arbitration board Plus a testimonial from Dr D B Cargile touting Electric Bitters as a blood purifier and remedy for various ailments
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Washington
State Department
Hay
Long
Cullom
Congress
Quay
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Senate
Discovered by a Woman Sleeper to Healer Dr King’s Discovery
A Shelby North Carolina woman, after seven years of illness and three months of persistent coughing, found recovery with Dr King’s New Discovery. She slept after the first dose and, with two bottles, was cured. Trial bottle offered free at F C Savages drug store. Regular size 50 cents and one dollar, guaranteed.
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Dr. King
Luther Lutz
W. C Hamnick & Co
Shelby, N.C
F. C. Savages Drug Store
Calls Them Murderers At Loyalist Meeting In Chicago
Gen John McNulta denounces anti imperialist speakers as murderers for war delays and warns such rhetoric makes soldiers fall. The Oakland Music hall gathering supported forming a McKinley club to promote loyalty. Also appears are varied ads and notices including medical salves and land sale offers.
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John McNulta
Illinois
Chicago
Lawton
Central Music Hall
First Congregational District
Oakland Music Hall
McKinley Club
Public safety clash leaves Miss Ella Arnold wounded
Guthrie Oklahoma May 14 A brutal public safety incident left Miss Ella Arnold 20 in serious condition after Constable Harry Prudens fired a 45 caliber pistol during a house seizure with two officers. The shot passed between her lungs and shoulder blade. Authorities evacuated the prisoner to Perry to avert further trouble.
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Guthrie
Ella Arnold
Harry Prudens
Perry
Justice of the Peace
Faulkner
Prudens
Miss Arnold
David Hetsch
Missouri University Wins Intercollegiate Debate in Lincoln
In Lincoln Nebraska yesterday Missouri University defeated Nebraska University in an intercollegiate oratorical contest on railroad combinations and regulation. Judges favored Nebraska’s presentation but Missouri won on argument, with W C Barnhart F C Cleary and W S Johnson for Missouri and Miss Bertha Stull Fred A Nims and G B Talbot for Nebraska.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Teawrence
Kan
University of Nebraska
University of Kansas
University Hall
I. G. Hawxby
C. P. Craft
C. 8. Wilson
J. Lane
Franklin Baker
T. M. Brady
Lincoln
Neb
Missouri University
Nebraska University
Missouri
W. C. Barnhart
F.C. Cleary
W. 8. Johnson
Bertha Stu
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Dr. Sawyer
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Rossville
York County
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