President Farewell s Ideal Questions With Tsun Must First Be Settled
The Cuban commission urged immediate steps to secure reciprocal trade, but the president said progress hinges on establishing a Cuban government. A commission will be formed to study economic relations once the new government takes shape. Delegates expect the Platt Amendment debate to dominate upcoming conventions. Separately, a Cuban campaign event in Havana featured Democrats backing the Platt policy in Salamanca.
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Beever Cuhan
Platt Amendmens
Washington
Cuban Commission
Senor Capote
Hoy
Tavann
Root Aguiest
United States
Grant Menvigs
New York
Waldorf Astitla
Cuba
Auch Dime
Havana
Mane
Matanzas
Sunny
Senor Gihorga
Senor Mantare
Mowir Hernandez
Senor Pierra
Senne Garet
Unclear Disruption Report From Algiers Disorder
An April dispatch from Marguerite in Algiers notes a disturbance involving seven white civilians and several natives. Three policemen and multiple gendarmes were wounded as unrest followed suspected monopolists buying forests and displacing natives.
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Algiers
antoMclat
Marguerite
Thyes
Dhree Yoliers
S4uvera
Maki ‘Ie
Austely and Mexico make treaty rapport endangering old rivalries
Washington notes a complete rapprochement between Austein and Mexico aims to exchange ministers, ending a historic impasse tied to Maximilian era ventures. In a separate item, gypsy girls Tannul and Lizzie Mechel are released in New York after arrest linked to Willie McCormick's disappearance, with police unable to build a case.
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Mexico
Washington
Austein
Maximilian
Austria
Ymax
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Lizzie Mechel
Willie McCormick
New York
Tenn
German attack blocks water near Kalgan, report says
Verlin April 29. Cologne Gaavile Peking correspondent says headquart ers have received information that a German attacked a farm beyond Kalgan, blocking the courtesy water. No garrisons were encountered. The Germans only say Chinese policy. Libury Accepted Alveny New York April 29. Governor Odell has signed the bill authorizing New York City to accept the 5,200,000 Carnegie gift for a free library system.
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Cologne
Gaavile
Peking
Kalgan
Corbemte Libury
Alveny
N.Y
Iov
Odelt Hat
New York City
Auilean Carnegie
Labor leaders plan national convention to form 8 million member union
A group of labor chiefs including TL Thomas Willing Shaw John Fernan Simon Burns and T J Shaffer met in Knights of Labor hall to discuss a July 1 Chicago convention. They aim to unite 8 million workers under a single federal head and marshal about 100000 men linked to recent large-scale combinations.
Stubborn Ohio Flood Delays Cincinnati Business
A stubborn Ohio River flood in Cincinnati at night and into Saturday keeps the water rising past nine oclock, delaying business resumption. The river level shows no sign of abatement while weather above remains clear and warm, suggesting relief from a falling river by Monday.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Proud of His Boat in Shamrock I at Greenock to Southampton
Glasgow reports Shamrock I undocked and towed to Greenock for dry-sails and compass adjustment before starting for Southampton in tow of Erie. Designer Watson praised the challenger. Sir Thomas Lipton warned American rivals they face a big job this time.
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Greenock
Southampton
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Watson
Thomas Lipton
Sam
Not Seriously Wi Washington Minister in Poor Health
A brief notice reports a local minister in Washington state facing a serious health issue. Details are sparse due to OCR damage, but the event centers on the clergyman’s deteriorating condition and community concern.
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Washington
Callahan Kidnaping Case Hearings Open with Alibi Evidence
In Omaha on April 29 the Callahan kidnaping trial moved to alibi testimony after the state rested. Neighbors and paper carriers placed Callahan at Mrs. Kelly's on December 18, while Callahan and his sister Mamie McDonald presented conflicting recollections. Callahan denied involvement, asserting he was at home and later at Orff's saloon. A separate note from Washington reports tighter rules on postal money orders payable only by the issuing postmaster.
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Atesville
Frans Walter Woodward
White Cottage
Amall Sim
Woodward
Faust
Wwe
Omaha
Neb
Callahan
Eddie Cudahy
Charles McDonald
McDonald
Mamie McDonald
Johnson
Pat Crowe
Mex. Kelly's
Frank Wensman
Kelly
Orff
South
Washington
Comptroller of the Treasury
Post Office Department
Wedding comes amid season’s splendor at Shadyside
April 29 at Shadyside Presbyterian Church marked a bright wedding as Miss daughter of Mr and Mrs ill tied the knot with Broderick Martin Tavies before a gathering including Rev. Dr. Fulton and Rev. Dr. Holmes. The ceremony featured elegant details and a celebratory mood. Washington farewell notices as Secretary Hay departs for Europe drew foreign ambassadors to bid him goodbye while Lord Pauncefote announced plans to depart for England. Copenhagen reports signal a Danish cabinet shift with Herr Bramsen tipped to become minister at Washington Society expects changes as Schested ministry ends.
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Broderick Martin Tavies
Shadyside
Hay
Washington
Europe
Lord Pauncefote
England
Copenhagen
Schested
Herr Bramsen
Interior
Death notices for Mrs Charles K Rodgers and riot in India
Dies to Arizona Springfield April 29 Ward received here announces the death of Mrs Charles K Rodgers at Tucson Arizona She was daughter of the late millionaire P P Mast and sister of the will of Minister Frank B Loomis Mr Rodgers will leave Tucson with the remains and the funeral will probably be held here Thursday Serious Riot in India Lahore Punjab April 29 A serious riot has occurred near Stalkote due to plague inspection of women The mob overpowered the police and it became necessary to summon cavalry from Sigikotr The caloiers restored order without difficulty
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Arizona
Springfield
Ward
Charles K. Rodgers
Tucson
Ariz
India
Lahore
Punjab
Stalkote
Sigikotr
Trade Review signals brisk season despite floods and drought fears
R G Dun weekly report notes strong general business though floods and western weather hinder distributions. Bank clearings show gains over last year and 1910. rail earnings rise. Wheat corn and iron steel markets volatile with prices firming. three perish in Chicago fire at 2545 La Salle Street.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
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Kansas
Omo
United States
Canada
Bradstreet’s
Woman's Work and Missionary Conference Topics
New Orleans reports the fourth day of the Methodist missionary conference at Tulane hall with a session on Woman's Work foreign and home. Speakers include Mrs. Wightman of South Carolina and Misa Gibson on editorial work and Dr Anna W Fearn on medical work.
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New Orleans
Methodist Missionary Conference
Tulane Hall
Main House Passes Ills in Springfield Illinois
Springfield bill package advances in a Saturday morning House session. Key measures include extending cold storage warehouses under railroad supervision, fish and game law changes, and granting women the right to vote under local participation rules. Text references Lake Michigan carveout and election participation.
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Kettering
Commission On Fish and Game
Lake Michigan
Conflagration Ends Fire Threat in Minneapolis Gale
In St Paul Minnesota a fierce gale flared a post office and Willan Metzgar's store burning to the ground. The blaze endangered nearby structures including a two story stone store. Firefighters halted spread to save other buildings as miners face deadly gas explosion in Horny Belgium with initial death toll 10 rising to 14 plus seven injured.
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Grant Birthday Address Exalts Grant's Memory in Illinois
A April 26 report from Galena Illinois covers the seventy ninth anniversary of Ulysses S Grant birth celebrated with a large turnout. Rev Frank W Gunsaulus spoke praising Grant for magnanimity justice and emancipation urging protection of the negro ballot and federal civil rights. Letters of regret from prominent figures were read and musical features performed by Clara K Sheean Marion Green and others.
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Union League Club
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French Count Acquitted After Murder Trial in Paris
Count Cornulier is acquitted after a two day trial for the murder of his wife on November 17. He shot her three times as she left the lawyer M. Leroux’s house. The count thanked the jurors in a speech on behalf of his three children.
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Wabash
Stanford Council Affirms Dismissal of Prof Toss
A university council statement signed by 37 deans and associate professors says the dismissal of Prof Toss was justified after a full inquiry. It asserts the matter involved academic freedom and supports President Jr dan's decision.
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No Innovations for Him in Odd Local Dialogue
A garbled transcript shows a tense office scene. An authority figure asserts control as a subordinate pleads to leave, mentioning family tragedy and the need to uphold traditions within the office. The passage reads like distorted archival chatter from an old newspaper page.
Weather humor from Philadelphia cartoon quip
A quip from Uncle Josh notes that local forecasters predict only 24 hours of weather, while Washington weather men claim 43 hours or a week. Aunt Betsy-Josh adds a joke about a Washington die with sensitive corns. Philadelphia
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Conjeer
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What Causes Dandruff Germ Says It Is A Germ
Greatest European authority on skin diseases states dandruff is germ disease. Newbro's Herpicide claimed to kill dandruff germ, stop hair shedding, and promote growth. Various unrelated items and ads follow, including grain substitutes, jokes, and rail travel promotions.
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Hamburg
Germany
Newbro
The Pan American Exposition and Travel Ad Prospects
An assortment of promotional notes and merchandise blurbs references travel routes and exhibitions. It mentions The Grand Trunk Railway System and The Burlington Cedar Rapids North term Railway releasing descriptive folders for the Pan American Exposition, with mail requests to Jno Grant, Cedar Rapids. It also lists various supposed cures and tonics in promotional style, reflecting a period advertising tone.
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Chisacame
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Cedar Rapids & North Term Railway
Shoort
Okoboji Northrest
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