Peace talk begins at The Hague disorderly text
The opening of the peace conference at The Hague featured M de Beaufort delivering the inaugural address in the hall of the Ten Loseh near The Hague. Delegates welcomed the gathering, with telegrams to the Russian court and Queen Wilhelmina, as M de Staal proposed secrecy for sessions. The session lasted 25 minutes and adjourned with apparent unity.
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Hague
M. de Beaufort
Atuira
Netherlands
Nevon
Janus
Tyre Czar
M. de Brant
Great Britain
Wilhelmina
M. de Btnal
Wrial
M. de Staal
Plucky Girl Thwarts Kidnapping and Shootout in Washington County
In Mobile Alabama near Twelve Mile West St Stephens Deer Park area Theresa Shampann, a young girl, was approached by a troubled man named Murphy while her younger brother watched. Murphy threatened with a pistol but the girl overpowered him, firing the weapon after a struggle. The assailant was killed. an elder brother witnessed the events. The suspect’s brother reportedly fled, and the case is described as a likely insane episode with further investigation pending.
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Mobile
Ala
Twelve Mile West
St. Stephens ¢ Deer Park Rand
Waehnigton County
Theresa ‘Shampann
Om Murphy
Ogre Laie
Wits Secenios
Peace terms eyed as Aguinaldo seeks surrender
Manila dispatches report Aguinaldo sending a commission to Manila to negotiate terms after insurrection forces retreat to the mountains. Otis in Washington signals readiness to finalise peace on unconditional surrender, while observers doubt concessions beyond complete capitulation. The war department voices cautious optimism about ending hostilities.
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W— Ibe
Pippine
Manila
Manin
Washington
Otis
War Department
Aguinaldo
Mis
Sanddyo
Mereek
San. Perurlac
Candaya
Rio Grande
Olis
Hot Springs
Alger
United States
Philippine Islands
Nueva Ecika
Pilar and
Luna
Buentaning
Spain
Agninilia
Aguinaldo To Continue War Until Independence
A May 12 dispatch from Manila via Hong Kong reports Aguinaldo pledging endless war until Filipino independence is secured. Filipinos reject peace overtures, demand strict adherence to American constitutional terms, and defend General Luna’s positions as American lines face renewed attacks amid heat and disease.
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Aguinalde
Vong-hong
Aguinaldo
Luna
Manila
Clavingall
Gente
I Mafila
San Mijguel
Neuve Keija
Balinug
San Isidro
Strommbeld
Lawton
Gol. Summers
Oregon
Kebbe
Valumpit
Rio Grande
Arayul
Toth
Grant
Dewey Returns Home Amid War Dispatches and Ceremonies
The article reports Dewey’s return voyage preparations with ships ready for departure to Hong Kong and Europe. It mentions officials, commanders, and veteran ceremonies, noting a May 1905 context with Carnegie contributions and local appointments.
Run-down French Politics and Stomach Bitters Mentioned
A garbled passage references French politics and a remedy called Hostester's Stomach Bitters. It mentions infusing vigor into a run-down system and claims to cure stomach disorders, though the text is incoherent and contains many nonsensical phrases.
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Hostester
Setinen
Politician Pennees Pursues Medical Practice and State Ties
San Francisco May 13 Es-Congress member Pennee, once a Colorula politics figure and former representative, is now tied to a medical practice and a senate project. Reports indicate funds and expenditures tied to the efforts, with broader ties to New York and Missouri education circles.
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San Francisco
Penee
Ain
Pener
Elistriet
Congress
Fragmented Trade Talk and Curious Trade Notes
Fragmented snippets touch on business start ups and undertakers with chalks and glues. Mentions Alabastine plaster and labeling of products. A humorous remark recalls a writer paid by the word to avoid spoiling a good thing.
Very GraineO to-day grocery ad and miscellany
A fragmented page offers a coffee substitute CHATN-O pitched as grain based and stomach friendly priced at 25 cents per package. Also includes an assortment of domestic notices and brief ads for Allen’s Foot Ease, Lane's Family Medicine, and assorted quips from newspapers and readers.
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Ghain-O Huey
Java
Families Rely on Pe-ru-Na in a Letter to Dr Hallman
A Columbus publisher of The Farmers' Industrial Union cites Pe-ru-Na as a trusted family remedy used for years. He reports relief from catarrh and ailments affecting his wife and children, and notes the product is kept at home as a staple medicine. He invites De Wart Columns Ohio readers to request a free book on family medicines.
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Neimnat
Wiliam Nast
America
Stuttgart
Germany
Tubsingen University
Cincinnati
German Methodist Episcopal Church
de Nasi
Charles Nordhoff
German Methodist Church
Europe
Nash
Nr. W. IL
Ohio
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