President Kinley plans western trip this summer
Dated notes from Warshington report President Kinley intends a western summer tour as far as Bt Haul and Minnesota with possible visits to Yellow Stone parks and the coast. Details and dates remain unsettled, with receptions and informal gatherings planned in New England before returning to Mount Holyoke and nearby stops.
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Warshington
Sick Kinley
Yellowstole
Minnesota
Booth Palvola
Mystery Fire Claims Town At Itn Py Nasty & Suis
A large fire caused heavy losses in a town area near Wareham and surrounding streets. Firefighters battled flames as structures burned and residents reported injury risks. The incident disrupted Thursday activity with authorities investigating possible causes and scope.
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Py Nasty & Suis
Parsons Ace Tome Inns
Committees Form and Inaugural Session at Huis Ten Bosch
The document lists honorary presidents and delegates from multiple nations forming three committees at the conference. It details sections, vice presidents, and the inaugural session with security measures at Huis Ten Bosch. A separate note from Tunainy, Mich. reports the state house voting on a railroad taxation bill and related fiscal impact.
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Regi
Huis Ten Bosch
Tyler
National Baptist Convention Opens In San Francisco
The National Baptist Convention in San Francisco began with the Women's Baptist Home Mission society session led by Mrs. M. J. Manning of Illinois. Mrs. J. Sundevianis, California society president, gave the welcome address as a brief musical program preceded reports from secretaries of various committees.
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National Baptist Convention
San Francisco
National Bayuist Convention
Women’s Bajitist Home Mission Society
M. J. Manning
Ilinois
J. Sundevianis
California
Volunteers to Come Home From Manila War Buildup
Washington May 23 The War Department acts on the expectation that by end July no volunteers remain in Manila and Gen Otis reports the transport Warren Jay's arrival signals the start of the homeward movement for volunteers. Notices have been issued to Volunteers Lapiitients in California and Oregon not to be sent to Manila but to San Francisco.
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Mani
Lo Baling
San Miguel
Kansas
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Lawn
MacArthur
War Department
Manila
Otis
Warren Jay
Mat Mall
Supreme Court Adjourns for May Session In Washington
The Supreme Court adjourned on Monday after disposing of 519 cases in the term. Justice Fuller is expected to sail for Paris on the west, to participate in the Venezuela boundary arbitration, while Brewe is to join the voyage.
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Glick
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Paris
Eioetian
Ajit
Jersey
Mile
Hy Plover
Mant
Geneva
ROUT THE REBELS Mouila May 3 Filipinos battle near Santa Anita
Reported clash between American forces and insurgents near Santa Anita one mile north of Sao Berminde resulted in Filipino losses and American casualties. Reinforcements from Gen Macclline and Gen Poustuas drove insurgents back, with prisoners and arms captured as floods of combat and artillery fire followed. Lawton’s expedition advanced toward Malolos as rains threaten mobility and supply lines.
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Montana
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Utih
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Kansas
Cen. Munston
Lawton
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Hima
Malolos
Light Crop Of Winter Wheat Predicted After Severe Winter
Reports from Illinois Indiana and Ohio indicate the winter wheat crop will be the lightest since 1881 due to severe winter damage and Hessian fly. Some say near an entire failure while others expect only enough for next seed. forecasts reflect widespread crop stress across key states. In Kansas and nearby regions cattle losses mount after heavy rains and hail. El Dorado reports hundreds perished with one pasture losing 510 head.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
el Dovarlo
Ken
Lehr & Leonard
Cholera Rages Through Karachi As Outbreak Grows
Cholera spreads through Pudua and Bombay with Karachi reporting 232 new cases and 209 deaths in a day. Official figures show 1,197 cases and 1,099 deaths since the outbreak began. Karachi sits on an inlet of the Indus, near Kurrachoo.
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Pudua
Bombay
Karachi
Singe
Kurrachoo
Indus
Deadly incident reported with unclear place names and dates
Fragmentary text mentions German officers and a beach or forest scene with payments and a camp. Names and places are garbled, limiting precise details. The fragment references May dates and military actions but lacks coherent context or identities.
Veteran Dotty, May 2 Bridge War Hero Dies
Obituary notes the death of a long serving Mesivan veteran, among oldest residents of St. Louis County. Recounts Civil War service and leadership roles. mentions appointment as brigadier general and notable Italian dancer celebration.
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Han J. Woll
Mesivan
Louis Ennuty
Zdiegm
Bite
Lord Lieutenancy Names Irish Prisoners in 1852 Case
Set Proe Diblin May 24 reports the Lord Lieutenants report on Irish political prisoners tied to the Phoenix Park stabbing case in 1852. It notes Earl Cadogan and others associated with the conspiracy, with details of sentences and key figures. The text also includes unrelated local sports and social notes from New York and Philadelphia venues.
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Ireland
Earl Cadogan
Hag de Jeased O'Standon
Mullet
James Kidz Harris
Skin the Goat
le Dast
Frederiuk Cavendish
Tor Teeland
Sud TH. Burke
Phoenix Park
Dublin
Missouri Legislature Ends In Sine Die Session
The Missouri legislature adjourned sine die Monday afternoon after a long session. Key leaders and lawmakers signaled a wrap as debates ceased and proposals stalled, closing the chamber for the year.
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Seauion
Jefferson di Sto
Missouri Legislature
J Bass
Democratic Leaders Conference Adopts Plan for Next Year
St Louis May 26 members of the Democratic national committee adjourned after a long session without discussing anti trust or silver. The group focused on organizing party work for next year and preparing for the campaign. A Chicago meeting on July 20 was planned with Jones to be formally summoned. Bryan acted as proxy for Woods and urged strong fundraising. Devlin faced a demand for investigation. The conference underscored continuing support for silver and party cohesion nationwide.
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AM Menbers
Nu Vedio
Chicago
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Alabama
Inwon
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Arkansas
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Clark Howell
Georgia
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
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Ilnois
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Indiana
A. Walsh
Iowa
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Kansas
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
W. B. Sullivan
Miseppi
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Mig
Winnis Democracy
Devlin
National Committee
Guhun
Hfinvis
Illinois
Chaiman Jones
Stone
Messia
Missouri
Walsh
Bryan
Altyel
Smilar
Uryan
Spanish Statesman Castelar Dies in Murcia
Spanish statesman Don Emilio Castelar, famed republican orator, died in Murcia after a pulmonary attack. The funeral will be private then a public funeral in Madrid. Queen and government officials extended condolences as crowds mourned across Spain.
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Murcia
Alhuuine Vela
Spain
Chamber of Sieputies
Samoa Peace Efforts Advance Amid Mixed Reports
May 17 in Apia reports on the Samoa Commission now led by Lactivat tripp and Baron Speck von Sternberg with British, German, and American delegates arriving May 18. Mataafa hopes for calm as coalition warns disarmament and continued tension loom. German and British claims for compensation surface while battles and fortifications persist around Musumunu and Mirlinuu.
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Vornier United States
Austria- Hungary
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Germany
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Washington
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Moreiog
de Bief Justice
Willa L. Chambers
Digelos
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Une
Mirlinuu
Mitlietou
Muxse
Natafa
Worl
Jubilee Ends With Grand Peace Jubilee Pageant
Washington May 26 A grand historic street pageant closed the national peace jubilee. The parade featured allegorical floats and period soldiers, recalling Columbus to the victory in the Spanish-American War. President McKinley reviewed the parade as Senators Thurston and Cullom and Secretary Sterl? Davis spoke from the reviewing stand.
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Nebraska
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Mabama
Webster Davis
Missouri
Labor unions rally amid protests and storm disruption
A May protest by labor leaders including Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Smith of Flint Glass Workers triggers a chaotic Columbus gathering. A fierce windstorm strikes Lovelock, causing damage and fatalities, with fallen trees and flooding reported along the central avenue.
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Santiel Guinours
Amvgieth Vudleration of Labor
Glark
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Flint Glash
Wo. Mahon
Nolony
Perking
Ciar Makers’ Union
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Gite Typegraphicnauion
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Cnibal Ming
Columbus
Queen Victoria Birthday Celebrations Across Windsor and D C
Torrential rain greeted Queen Victoria on her birthday at Windsor where a grand serenade and oak sapling planting occurred. Royal family attended, telegrams from Simla and London tolling in, and American president McKinley sent a cordial anniversary message from the White House.
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Latia
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India
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Washington
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Washington, D
England
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Grain in store reports prompt farmer holdbacks
Multiple division reports from Chicago to Council Bluffs and Keokuk show corn stocks at 2,092,500 bushels and oats at 1,059,500 bushels with farmers holding 3,801,000 and 052,900 bushels respectively. Total supply noted is 7,793,900 bushels of corn and 2,212,300 bushels of oats. The dispatch also notes more hogs along the lines than ever before and prices awaiting higher values before sales.
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