Behring Sea Is Ours Protecting Sealing Grounds and Tense Talks
Washington dispatch reports England deploys ships Behring Sea to protect Canadian sealing, prompting U S action. The Alabas and Iroquois ordered north to Sitka with revenue cutters ready to enforce dominion. Bertine asserts U S ownership of Behring Sea rights from 1867, risking war if England resists. Hayti unrest noted with hints of French diplomacy but no formal treaty.
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Appointees to Indian Agencies Given Broad Duty Hint
The interior secretary directs new Indian agents to uphold sobriety and integrity, improve agency operations, educate and train Indian children, promote industry and self support, and pursue civilization goals with utmost effort, amid a broader message on duties and ethics.
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incomplete OCR mention of Washington City appointments
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Pensioners Seek Higher Disability Payments
A protest meeting by veterans and representatives of a claimants group argues for increased pensions for service related injuries. They cite Arm loss or impairment and demand monthly rates up to 872 dollars, asserting the 1879 statute supports higher payments for those disabled.
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Cinim
Wasumotox
Commie Stoner
Alleged Haytian Commission in US Focus
Beverly Tucker, named as a member of the rumored Haytian commission, met with Secretary of State and reportedly accepted a position. The panel is said to discuss whether the United States should recognize Legitime or Hippolyte as Haiti’s president.
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Beverly Tucker
Hayti
State Department
Bla
Tucker
United States
Legitime
Hippolyte
Haytien Republic
Duty Free Admission Denied for Ursuline Altars
Assistant Secretary Tichenor informs Mother Agnes McClellan of the Ursuline convent in Galveston that three altars of carved wood imported for the Ursuline nuns cannot be admitted free of duty, in reply to her May 30 letter.
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Washington City
Agnes McClellan
Ursuline Convent
Galveston
Alex
Tichenor
Church of the Ursuline Nuns
Civil Service Commission Heads to New York for Investigation
The civil service commission left last evening for New York to examine the conduct of affairs in the New York custom house and other branches of the public service. The inquiry aims to uncover irregularities and assess administrative practices across federal offices.
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New York
Washington City
Civil Service Commission
Custom House
Public Service
Washington Judge Gilkeson Named Second Comptroller
Judge Gilkeson took the oath of office as the new second comptroller of the treasury in Washington. He will not assume duties until next Monday.
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Washinuton Ciry
Judge Gilkeson
Comptroller of the Treasury
Illinois Senate Advances Drainage Canal Joint Resolution
In Springfield on May 28 the senate defeated bills for monthly wage payments and 7 percent interest, but adopted joint resolutions to urge Congress to join in building the Chicago drainage canal as a ship canal. Other actions included appointments to state boards and a reformatory committee, and passage of a mutual insurance amendment.
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Ills
Senate
Congrez
Chicago Drainage Canal
Charles G. Trusdell
Cook County
Board of State Commissioners of Public Charities
Edwin Wafta
Bangamon
Board of Livestock Commissioners
William McKensgie
Daniel H. Williams
Cook
State Board of Health
William H. Beebe
Wilson & Kay
Iroquis
Matthew V. Brady
George W. Patton
Livingston
Adlai T. Ewing
Industrial Hone For
House
Southern Penitentiary
Renate Bil
Mutual Five
Renate
Chicago
No Bribery Charge Cited in Merritt Trust Probe
Springfield editor Patterson testified there was no implication of bribery by any senate member in his article. He described sending a Chicago agent of the Denver Watch Company to learn if Avery of the Elgin company wired Bunn to defeat the anti trust bill and charge the expenses to Elgin.
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Ills
Merritt Trust
Senate
Chicago
Denver Watch Company
Avery
Elgin Company
Bunn
No Color Line At The Altar In Presbyterian Assembly
In New York on May 25 the northern assembly debated the co operation clause separating white and colored members. Rev John Foix of Kentucky urged equality while Rev Dr Stryker Chicago opposed segregation at the communion table. The amendment to strike the clause passed 400 to 80 and the report was adopted. A telegram from the southern assembly noted they adopted the cooperation action, drawing applause.
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New York
Presbyterian Assembly
John Foix
Kentucky
Dr. Stryker
Chicago
G. T. Vin
Pittsburg
Assebly
Outrage in France Sparks Arrests of American Women
Brief early report notes a Philadelphia woman traveling in New York and facing detainment with public uproar over alleged abuses amid chaotic events in France, detailing reactions and tensions surrounding the incident.
Cleveland Hailed At New York Dinner By Democratic Clubs
Ex president grooved into a New York Fifth Avenue hotel banquet hosted by the Young Men's Democratic club with guests from major Democratic lines in New York and Brooklyn. Cleveland defended party loyalty, urged focus on public good, and attacked factionalism and spoils politics while praising Democratic principles and Jeffersonian tradition.
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New York
Fifth Avenues Hotel
Cleveland
Young Men's Democratic Club
Brooklyn
Seco Bill
Migister Phelps
WW - L
P. Breckenridge
Ard
Don M. Ray Dickinson
Fits Hugh Lee
John W. Daniel
Hhe
Arnold
Mr. Cleveland
Democratic Party
Guthrie Council Turmoil Prompts Move for Election
Residents of Guthrie Oklahoma rail at the town council elected to govern the area. Frustrations grow over new officials, arbitration disputes, and a push for a fresh election with registered voters. Inspector Pickler reports a peaceful but tense democratic push amid plans for water works and street improvements.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Sitisan
Gutheb
Chace
Boards of Arbitration
Interior Department
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Coopler
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Maj. Pigkler
United States
Oklahoma City
Chicago
J. A. Ellis
Guthrie Council
Fragmentary description of a decorative gemstone with silver setting
The passage describes a translucent onyx-like stone with white, yellow, and rose hues. It notes etched silver linking the gem to a larger piece, while the text contains many garbled words and unclear context. The readable details focus on color, material, and metalwork connections.
Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as constitutional remedy
Advertised in the Dispatch area, Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to treat catarrh as a constitutional disease. It asserts action on the blood surfaces to strengthen the patient and build up the constitution. The firm offers one hundred dollars if it fails to cure and lists materials and a Toledo address. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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Hall
Norton Moore Scandal Divorces in Missouri Case
Judge Klein grants divorce to John W. Morton after his wife’s elopement in July 1858 with Henry W. Moore editor of The Post Dispatch. Moore and Mrs Norton have recently separated in New York amid unfaithfulness to both men.
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Br. Lois
Lane’s Family Remedy Promises Free Trial Pack Offer
An advertisement urges men to ask any druggist for a free trial of Lane's Family by Dr. Silas Lane claiming benefits for kidney and bowel diseases and complexion. It asserts it suits children, praises the product, and lists a large 50 cent package sold at druggists.
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Lane
Silas Lane
Theountains
Rand
Free Trial Package Prompted Mass Home Visit
Yesterday many residents left home to obtain a free sample of Lane's Family Medicine. The ad promises relief for liver and kidney ailments, constipation, headaches, and complexion concerns. Drugstores offer a half dollar large package and report praise from customers.
Argentine cattle and sheep farming dominates exports
A report to the department under data of February notes Argentina’s principal industry is livestock. Sheep total about 980 million and horned cattle about 90 million. Exports have fallen, prompting government action including abolishing a 4 percent export duty and plans to compete with the United States. Several establishments plan to enter the export trade with warehouses and facilities, joining fed wattle operations.
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Stage
EL Bees
United States
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
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