Luncheon on Gaulois Honors Rochambeau Statue Visit
Annapolis May 24 President Roosevelt attended a luncheon aboard the French battleship Gaulois in honor of the Rochambeau statue unveiling in Washington. French and American commissions arrived early, were greeted by Gov Smith, and met Roosevelt aboard the Dolphin before a naval banquet.
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Senate Debate on Philippine Bill Highlights Economic Concerns
In Washington on May 24 Senator Dubois Idaho argued the Philippine bill would hurt U S interests by channeling profits to few capitalists and harming domestic farmers and manufacturers He urged against inland development while Senator Beveridge Indiana countered that China's resources could boost U S trade and industry The House meanwhile spent the day approving private pension bills and other measures totaling 108 while adjourning for a two chamber ceremony.
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Baseball scores from Friday games across major leagues
National and American league results show Chicago Philadelphia and St Louis winning key matchups. American Association and Western League games list scores for Kansas City Indianapolis St Paul Columbus and others with varied outcomes across the circuit.
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Former Gov Charles S Thomas Runs for U.S. Senate
Denver May 24 Former Governor Charles S Thomas announces candidacy for the United States Senate as a Democrat to succeed Senator Teller.
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Charles S. Thomas
United States Senate
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Portrait Painter Lilly Martix Spencer Dies at 73
New York city obituary notes portrait painter Lilly Martix Spencer died from tapoplexy in her studio Friday at age 73. She was a noted figure in American art with a long career and several exhibitions.
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Hanna predicts no strike by bituminous miners
Senator Hanna, returning from Philadelphia, says Western Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland and Illinois bituminous unions under contract will not strike. He argues anthracite operators will not concede, coal output in those states can only partly replace anthracite, and no annual scale agreement is yet in place.
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Trolley Car Accident Near Easton Kills Two
A trolley wreck near Easton, Pennsylvania, killed Edward Commodore of Nazareth and Joseph Derhammer of Easton and injured many others. The Easton Nazareth car failed to brake on a Palmer Township hill, sped down a steep incline, jumped a track at a curve, and overturned in the country, causing widespread excitement.
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Trade Review notes mixed signals from labor, rail, and crops
The May 4 Weekly Review of Trade reports settlements of many minor labor disputes but warns the anthracite coal region faces a murderous aspect amid rail and steel volatility. Wheat and corn crops show strength from improved reports while weather boosts retail demand and farm prospects. persistent industrial tension and idle labor remain concerns as traders monitor prices and supply.
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Pleads for Release of Lopez brothers from custody
Washington May 24 The senate committee on the Philippines made public a petition by Mise Clemencia Lopez sister of Sixto Lopez asking the president to release three brothers from Batangas held by Gen Bell and sent to Talim where she says they endure great hardship Petitions dated March 15 in Boston occupy pages of text
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Coal Barges Sunk in Licking River Flood
Heavy rains caused a sudden freshet on the Licking River, washing away barges and watercraft along with shanty boats. Several coal barges sank and fears arise for occupants possibly drowned near Covington and Newport as crews search the floating property.
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Pugilist Tommy Noonan Dies After Boxing Blow
Tommy Noonan of Chelsea Massachusetts died from injuries after a blow in a Lenox Athletic Club boxing match against Eddie Dixon of Chicago. The incident occurred Thursday night with reports confirming the fatal outcome Friday morning.
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Mine explosion at Fernie leaves many buried
Special from Fernie B C reports a massive blast at the Crow s Nest Pass Coal Co near Fernie. Nine dead bodies were recovered and about 133 workers were in No 2 shaft at the time. 160 men entombed with fears of a large death toll. No 3 shaft also affected and safety warnings noted due to dust and gas.
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Great Flood Damages Decorah Area in May Cloudburst
A May 24 flood from a local cloudburst damaged Dry Run and the Decorah area, washing away Milwaukee railhead tracks, destroying multiple bridges, flooding the central residence district, and displacing about 30 buildings. Two deaths were reported as residents attempted to retreat to safety.
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Monument speech opposes honoring monarchs with statues
Washington May 24 Representative Stevens of Texas introduced a resolution opposing any foreign king or monarch statue in the United States. It argues such displays reject the rights of governed people and would insult revolutionary fathers by endorsing divine right rule.
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New York Officer George Cowle Killed by Express Train
Captain George Cowle, a noted naval figure who served with Farragut in the Civil War and was chief engineer on the Indiana during the Spanish American War, was killed by an express train at Rahway New Jersey. His death is reported from New York.
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Vets' Narrow Escape in Burlesque Storm Fire
A burlesque scene faced danger as a blaze threatened two cars and nearby properties. Firefighters battled flames amid water spray and tethered water lines, protecting adjacent structures from destruction.
President revokes order leaving War Department headless
The president revokes an August executive order assigning the secretary of war duties to the lieutenant general and adjutant general in their absence. Without a designated head, the War Department would lack leadership if the secretary and assistant secretary are absent.
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Four Boys Drown In Muscatatuck Creek Near North Vernon
Four boys aged 14 to 20, Harry Meyers Frednchwahs Edward Miller and Harold Craig, were drowned Friday afternoon after boarding a skiff on the swollen Muscatatuck Creek above a dam. Frank Casean accompanied them. the boat drifted over the dam and all perished except one. Bodies not yet recovered.
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German Squadron Sails from Kingstown to Kiel
A German squadron commanded by Prince Henry of Prussia sailed from Kingstown on Friday bound for Kiel. The move tallies with ongoing naval deployments amid European tensions as ships depart Ireland’s coast.
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The Best Men in Georgia Quote Inspires Quick Plow Progeny
A father tells his son that the best men come from the plow and the reply echoes a rural ideal. The exchange reflects Georgia agrarian values and pride voiced in the Atlanta Constitution.
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End of Boer War Believed at Hand
London reports indicate peace in South Africa is near with the terms of surrender to be announced once Boer leaders accept the British terms. Cabinet discussions and communications suggest a technical delay, while Pretoria sources note a deadlock at Vereeniging but growing optimism for a settlement.
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Fatal Domestic Shooting in Esplen Borough
In Vittsburg Pennsylvania on May 24 Joseph Pearson a horse jockey was shot and killed by his wife Louise at her home in Esplen borough. He was in the act of brain ing her with a hatchet when she warned him with remarks earlier in the day and fired point blank at his head.
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Death of Jacob Clute Civil War veteran in Brooklyn
Jacob Clute a veteran of the Mexican War and a former horseman, died in Brooklyn after a long retirement of about ten years. He served as a severot and was known for his military background.
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Cattle Prices and Beef Listings From Regional Market
Market notes show various cattle prices including plain to fancy steers and feeders. Entries cite Western steers, Texan steers, cows, bulls, and grass cattle with prices around 4 to 6 dollars per unit and several references to quality grades and feeding status.
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Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Steady to Strong
Market activity in cattle shows steady to strong demand with native steers around 5.60 to 6.25 per cwt, cows and heifers near 3.85 to 4.00, canners and cutters around 2.60, and feeders up to 7.60. Hog prices edge higher with heavy weights around 6.70 to 7.10, and sows and mixed lots near 7.00. Fed muttons and lambs show steady to firm tone with common stockers and lambs trading around 5.50 to 7.18 per cwt.
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