President McKinley Reaches San Francisco Reception
President McKinley arrives in San Francisco to a vast crowd amid fireworks and marching bands. Mayor J D Phelan welcomes him as cavalry and naval escorts accompany the official entry, with cheers echoing through Market Street and along Third Street.
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Troops Suppress Street Riots in Albany Area
Fragmented report describes troops deployed to Albany to quell widespread street disturbances. Details are unclear with numerous garbled phrases but mention of a large security presence and confrontations on urban streets. Possible references to November events and local authorities reacting to civil unrest.
Indiana G A R A Notable Meeting Announces Members
Logansport Indiana May 15 The annual state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic department of Indiana convened at Broadway rink with over four hundred members attending. Department Commander Beem opened the session as veterans arrive for the ceremony and entertainment.
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Body found in water near Ligonier depot
Morton Mayfield, 27, was found dead in a pool of water west of the Baltimore and Ohio Passenger depot near Crenmarell Maryiield. He had left his home in Searrett on May 7 to attend his sister Helen Junckenbush's burial and had not been seen since, with authorities believing he jumped from a moving train and drowned.
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Indiana funeral parctors convention attracts state undertakers
The twenty first annual Indiana Funeral Directors association session in Indianapolis draws undertakers from across the state. Notables include JEE Metonlio of Kedlaville, former state association president, and a candidate for national president Mr. McCully with pledges from several states. Also notes counterfeit discoveries near Salem and a bridge fire near Salem. plus local election bids for state offices and a Moachinist strike at Fort Wayne shops.
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Yellow skin and eyes prompt doctoring in Kentucky man
Britishbury Chronicle Telegraph reports MOA He group and friends of Poxington, Kentucky react to a man turning yellow with yellow skin and eyes. He is treated by doctors but only improves after using Electric Hitters, a stomach and liver remedy. the writer claims a cure after two bottles. Sold by C. D. Knoefel, Druggist.
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Indianapolis Notes on Hammond Police and Interurban Links
Ex representative Armanus F Knotts says Hammond's new metropolitan police are enforcing an early closing hour of 12 o clock amid claims of a prosperous Lake County. Webb Chandlee predicts Indianapolis Cincinnati interurban links via Eaton Richmond and Greenfield with new lines, while Cass County schools official Hillis camps for Republican superintendent nomination. Pension payments show many mistakes. State Geologist Blatchley previews cement industry profits in Indiana.
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Deserter Band Broken Up in the Philippines
Detectives captured George Raymond Ulrich Hoogers and Oscar Mushisiller as part of a band of American brigands in Daanpanga Province north of Manila. Others including Andrew Martin Peter Trelse and George Muhn remain at large. the group is accused of murders rapes and raiding near Kace Lov Parpatga and Eleurs Brow.
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China appeals for mercy in reply to foreign losses
Pekin May 15 China's answer to foreign losses cites impoverishment and offers to pay 15 million tails annually for 30 years. It asks foreign customs to be raised one third with receipts to fund government. Ministers refuse to discuss until deliberations at a meeting.
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Indemnity talks and naval cuts in Asia
A cablegram from Mr. Rockhill reports Chinese envoys offering an annual indemnity of 10 million dollars for 80 years, with no clear plan on interest or loan guarantees. Rockhill will press for a reduction, while the navy orders ships home to cut Asiatic strength, reducing total vessels to about 42. Mother Gray’s Powders advertise relief for delicate children and worm cures.
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Dr King's New Discovery Saves Ill Child and Relative
In Armonk New York a mother credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her daughter from a near fatal whooping cough and bronchitis and says a niece with advanced consumption recovered. The ad touts the remedy as universal for colds and coughs with trial bottles offered free.
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Daily Market Report May 14 Grain and Livestock Prices
Prevailing prices for grain provisions and livestock across Indianapolis Louisville Cincinnati and New York markets show varied levels. Wheat No 2 red and No 2 mixed fuel futures mixed cash bids steady to active with hogs and cattle range movements and lambs steady. The report notes price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and lambs with regional quotes and cash values across multiple markets.
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