Global and Local News Digest From A Working Period
Postage changes in Cuba after April and varied US grain stocks at the time. McKinley appoints Robert Neulununey to his late father’s infantry unit. Reports of white and black miner clashes in Dolomite Alabama, severe winter damage to winter wheat nationwide, and reform conference set for Pittsburgh in June. Oklahoma blizzard impact feared, Missouri bans cigarettes, wages rise in Massachusetts mills, Alaska gold yield projected at 15 million. Chicago unrest over German American protests, financial troubles for Kansas City rental firm, and multiple ship or rail disruptions noted across the country. The president and party return to Washington after an outing as tensions with foreign alliances surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
MeKinley
Ilines
Robert
Twenty-second Infantry
Jon Neulununey
Dolomite
Alu
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma
al Way
Missouri
Taw Tene
Mass
Alaska
Chicago
Great Britain
WOM
Lipgdneult
Tipninentt Rental Company
Kansas City
Bankrintcy
Algiza
Armour Curled Haty
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee
Wiral Rebesun
John Sherer
Washington
Robert Vanh
Robert Finch
Tranden
Lex
Yada
Sparta
Mich
Leon Cram
Malina Neteon
Windsor Hotel
New York
Senor Japiros
Ly Ily
Warren
Norsenvia
Marblehead
Te Republiian & Steel Company
Capital
Pair Vaven
Grovee
Todd
Tachtive
Tommy White
Chicaga
Jack Tempsey
Pueblo
Denver
Cal
Philippines
Ater
Rowena Lee
Tyler
Maynes
Dee BE. W. Porter
Jerseyville
James Reed
Susie Blakesley
E. Bates Soper
Avehue
Oregon
Harricunville
Kansas
Iowa
Indiana
Tlinois
Parkers Ville
Opera
Colnnibus
D. C
Complex wartime dispatches sweep across oceans and capitals
A sprawling roundup covers naval and political tremors from Washington to Manila. Reports note resignations in the Democratic committee, deaths of prominent clerics and officials, and military moves in the Philippines. A Windsor hotel fire yields $200,000 in valuables, while convoys and troop reinforcements surge toward Malolos as Japan and Russia engage in diplomacy.
MacArthur presses to Malolos as insurgents flee
Reported movements place Geo. McArthur's division encamped near Guiguinto, with Major General MacArthur entering Malolos at dawn. After three hours of heavy fighting the insurgents set fire to the city and fled. pursuit will be limited. Also notes a Belgian unit casualty in the Congo Free State and other distant deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Vices Cay
Geo. McArthur
Guiguinto
Malolos
Ukieh
Capitel
Lieut
Bella Loutish
Comgo Free State
Sophie Gray
Chathim
England
MacArthur
Malolas
Efort
Mary Malone
Toronto
War updates from Milolug to Samoa and beyond
Milolug falls to American forces as guerrilla bands retreat into mountains. US casualties tallied at 8,000 plus 492 wounded. Alisha Swan hanged in Hastrop for murder. Charles Nelson steamer sails from San Francisco to Manila with supplies. McKinley abolishes foreign vessel registry fees in Cuban ports. Treasury March receipts exceed 97 million. disbursements 49.1 million. surplus 14.0 million. George S. Glenn dies in Baltimore. Stella steamer lost with 2 to 120 aboard off Alderney. Windsor hotel fire total dead 41, 43 missing. Assassination attempt on President Loubet ends in murder of Tourret. Joint high commission on Samoan dispute nearly agreed. Ohio fruit crop forecast weak. Richard Hale and Thomas Johnson executed for murder in Troy. Five cases in San Francisco canneries report losses of 60,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milolug
Aguincaldo
Fastuesses
Alisha Swan
M-yearoll Negro
Hastrop
Lex
Charles Nelsom
San Francisco
Manila
McKintey
Treasury
George S. Glenn
United States Army
Baltimore
Stella
Alderney
Southampton
Thomas Crucker
Dennison
Windsor Hotel
New York
Ozouf
Loubet
Paris
Tourret
High Commission
United States
Cleveland
Fragmented 19th century brief items span politics, theater, and science
The notes cover a legislative change on legal tender, the actress Lola Banzolla shooting herself on stage in Vienna, and Dr. Richard Garnett noting about two million books in the British Museum. Other items mention Harvard and MIT bequests, marital unions among officers, and varied academic and industrial facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Lola Banzolla
Vienna
Richard Garnett
British Museum
Allison
Wdower
Edward Austin
Boston
Harvard College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sandia
Indiana
Porto Tivo
Prof
Mewitt
Willian College
Borton Aluming
Williams
Wade Thompton
Coban Dia
S.C
Widdinis
Polo
Disaster at Casquet Rocks Claims Stella Victims
The Stella bound from Southampton to Channel Islands foundered near Alderney after striking the Casquet rocks in fog. Reports say 120 to 185 passengers plus 42 crew were aboard. four boats and 40 survivors were rescued by the Lynx. Capt. Rooks gave final orders on the bridge as the ship sank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Silla
Channel Islands
Alderney
Hord
Lynx
Stella
London & Southwestern Railway Company
Casquet
Jersey
Bush
Lita
Imots
Periah
Chaere
Wessel
Rooks
Cuban delegates talk with Secretary Hay on Cuba aid
Washington April 1 Cuban assembly delegates Vib ladon and Veria met Secretary Hay at the state department to present their assembly’s resolution. Hay said the U S would not increase the $3,000,000 already allotted to Cuba and the president would not fund any new scheme to raise troops’ pay. He added no further reply would be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuban Assembly
Messrs
Vibladon and
Veria
State Department
May
Cuba
Hay
United States
Ly Dent McKinley
Thes
Halls Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Endorsed
Mercury in ointments dangerous if used without prescription. Halls Catarrh Cure from F.J. Cheney Co Toledo contains no mercury and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Also available locally from Druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Halls Family Pills praised as best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leware
P.J. Cheney & Co
Toledy, Q
Hoard Man to Get At
A Scribner's quote depicts a strict manager unreachable to outsiders, with a trained boy in the ante-room who denies access. The anecdote emphasizes learning lines and unseen doors in the theater business as a survival strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brown
Scribner’s
Blood and Blood Vent in Ozarks Romance and Ads
An eclectic page mixes dramatic quarrel lines about blood and status with a cascade of advertisements and notices. Prose snippets unfold a scene from a melodrama while announcements promote hair products, travel, medical tonics, literature, and services across Detroit Journal and other outlets. The collage includes travel ads, legal notices, book promos, and sales pitches from the Ozarks region and beyond. The tone mirrors late 19th century newspaper miscellany, blending fiction, commerce, and public notices into a single reading slice.
Fragmentary Yearling Notes From Local Bulletin
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions learning, towns, and spots with baseball diamonds. It references Oil and a doctor, with garbled phrases about learning and painting. No clear persons, events, or dates are identifiable to form a concrete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leare
W. Bulletin
Heiss
Dacohd
A Brave Colonel Recommends Peruna as Family Medicine
Colonel Arthur J. Hamilton of the Seventh Ghia Volunteers writes that Peruna has merit for catarrh and stomach trouble. Mrs Hamilton praises the remedy, noting improved health. The piece promotes Peruna as the best catarrh treatment with emphasis on winter and spring benefits and directs readers to a book by Dr Wurtman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Hamilton
Ghia Volunteers
Goodale Street
Colmbus
Ohio
Hamilton
Columbus
Tam
Hartman
Fis
Dr. Wurtman
Tree
Milton
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J Sun. Han
Deus
Aaverk
Tome and Foreign Evems
Mong
Archie
Piel
Thoory Sanderson
Mlelsher
John Meisher
Jlolton
Esoldiers
BTL
Cirhan
Washinton
Mion
Bonerat
Powell
Jen Bherman
Mr Shera
Tidiana Supreme Cos
Dell
Jucmor Senatne Cearafray
Biates
W. IL
Harvey
National Democratic
Sam B. Cook
James Ormshee Murray
Princeton College
Princeton
N.J
James M. Pollard
James Duggan
Asybon
St. Louis
Michiel Shes
Indianapolis
Ind
Ariz
Wlagler
Walter States Army
Marcus P. Miller
Hailo
I Dayer
Boulogne
France
Minili Eay
Gen Qus
Ibs
Blosy
Baron de Staal
Eries
Hiladelpia
Admiral Keate
Morpoise
Moyalist
Gol
Victoria
English Channel
Stelkex
Notte
Cabana
Winconsing
Milwathker
Wisconsin
Towa
Hiterco
Candy Coe
New Yark
Beevetary
Sean
Philadelphia
Jheney Tae Pin Saul Wis
Sears
Elf
Stove Parish
Detroit
Crescent Dotel
Eureka Springs
Ozark Mountains
Frisco
Plank
Arcade
Century Building
Wheco Ticket
N. Broadway
Si. Isonis
Dustnesa
Beaton Journal
Ozarks
Great Fruit Belt
America
Ozarka
J. 1. Lockwood
Gen. Pass
Agt
Kantad City
Chris
Chris Anthemum
Brooklyn
Lane
Arctic
Indianapolis Journal
Kemp
Bunker
Cubs
Plunk Line
Eailing
Port Tam- BR
Mavuga
Key West
A. Bell
Clark B Street
Ulliera
Chicago Daily
EWE
St. Jacobs Gil
Atchison Globe
Bulietio
Spalding
Homisome Catalogue
A.G. Spalding & Bros
Din
Arlington
Lewe Anich
Almiiar
Mias Hage
Snider
Dr. Jiams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
SHE Greal
Biood Bullaer and
Merve Fonte
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