Tapier Hetarus and Freachton News From Washington
In Washington yesterday Tapier Hetarus to Kemtack sr Freachton reported. He said he returned to stle the fumers that ne Was endear City to Gevaie Ind ont. Unaeeromiers were started bo toke valleys or his alocine. After learning if there was an indictment he will return to Waal metca. Also mentions Mrs Margaret Jamar’s death in Elkroa and an April 1 Methodist revival plan in Chicago led by Rev J L Tughurn.
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Tapier Hetarus
Kemtack
Freachton
Wasnington
Gevaie
Merthudiet
Chicsgu
Methodist
Hrebep JL
Tughurn
Indra
Ben
Neresa
Newark
Edward Norley
W. Ringrt
Bez
Notley
Hood's Sarsaparilla Credited With Cure for Scrofula
A Washington mother describes a ten month old boy's prolonged illness misdiagnosed as measles mumps and scrofula. After three doctors offered blood medicines and salves, Hood's Sarsaparilla healed the neck sores and disease, with a lasting recovery and no scar. A Denver testimonial praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as magic for dyspepsia catarrh stomach inflammation rheumatism and related troubles.
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Washington, D. C
Hood
Neri Case
K St
N. EB
N. B. Seecer
West 14Th Ave
Denver
RUSH FOR GOLD NEARS NOME READY FOR MAY SAILS
Reports from Seattle in April indicate Cape Nome preparations surge as 25 steamers plan to sail for Nome in May. An estimated 5,838 passengers and 25,225 tons of freight are booked for early sailings, with expected gross revenue near 1.56 million dollars.
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Seattle
Cape Neme
Jennie
Pacific Steam Whale
Nome
North Ward
Skaguay
Alaska
Aiay
Captain Carter Stealing Scandals and Large Government Loss
Atlanta April 30 report details Edward J. Johnson's findings on Carter frauds harming the government. Carter’s one third share cited as over $550,800 plus $575,749 paid in New York. Westcott denies Carter’s claims and asserts government access blocked. government losses total $2,000,000. Also three workmen killed near Richmond and minister Strauss not resigning as Turkey envoy.
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Atlanta
the Constitution
Edward J. Johnson
Griggs
United States
Erwin
Georgia
Oberlin M. Carter
Leavenworth
Kan
Mr. Westcott
Carter
Westcott
New York
Capt. Gillette
Johnson
Examiner
Carter Westcott
Wharton Barkers Prophecy on Presidential Race
Populist leader Phinks Brian predicts the Democratic nominee will be chosen by Democrats in the party’s plan, while 1.6 million Populist Bryan voters may shift to the People’s party candidate. Barker argues McKinley will be renominated by Republicans, with Democrats likely choosing another ally of the gold Democrats. Barker says Populists have a fighting chance to win the presidency.
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Phinks
Brian Will
Lurker
Cats
Egdorsen
Hors
Sond Qnsentiun
Hrvan
Barker
Bryan
People’s Party
Hill
Pattison
Gorman
McKinney
Wilson
Kansas City
William L. Wilson
Hot Springs
Nebraska City
Neb
J. Sterling Morton
Cleveland
McKinley
Dewey
Big Strike Threatened by New York Central Workers
Buffalo April 30 The striking employees of the New York Central plan a widespread rail strike if demands are not met by noon Today They claim removing restraints will unleash a system wide stoppage potentially crippling many lines into Buffalo A 24 hour mobilization could add 30 000 strikers Commissioner Delahanty and Webster discussed terms with strikers leaders led by A T M Fish and Rock bottom terms matching the original wage rise and rehiring discharged union men were presented Delahanty heads to New York to relay an answer from Motive Power Wait to Chairman Fish
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Bualifo
Delehanty and
Webster
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
M. Fish
Rock Bottom
New York Central
Delahanty
New York
Wait
Mr. Delahanty
Mr.Wait
Fish
Chicago Policeman Murdered On Eighteenth Street Night
Desk Sergt Timothy O Connell of Woodlawn police was shot dead on Eighteenth street in Chicago while in civilian clothes. A black derby and a revolver were found at the scene. Two men were seen fleeing after the shots. James Santa was arrested two hours later for lacking a hat. Police suspect a robbery gone wrong.
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Chicago
Timothy
O'Connell
Woodlawn
James Santa
News Bits From Across The Nation
Edwand Blair, ex county treasurer's clerk, is jailed in Chicago on tax record falsification charges. The Chateau Vraeu, a liner from Marseille and Naples, brought 1,189 steerage passengers to New York. Mecklenburg Day in Charlotte May 20 aims to invite the president. Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt to wed Elsie French who brings 17,000 dollars to the match. Denver attorney W W Anderson linked to an attempted killing of Denver Post owner H B Tammen. jury discharged on January 13.
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Edwand Blair
Counsty
Chicago
Fie
Marseilles
Naples
New York
Charlotte
N. C
Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt
Gater
Cornelina Vanderbilt
Elsie French
W. W. Anderson
Denver
H. B. Tammen
Denver Post
Disaster at Paris exposition bridge collapse kills nine
A wooden foot bridge at the Paris exposition collapsed amid a vast crowd, killing nine and injuring about 40. Rescue efforts involved police, soldiers, and fire squads as officials investigated unsafe construction and closed dangerous side shows. The accident followed a condemnation of the bridge the morning of the collapse.
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Avenue de Suffren
Ty 69
Promen Maders
Picard
Loubet
Paris
Exhibition
M. Lepine
Turkish indemnity dispute unsettled as talks linger
Constantinople reports no reply from the porte to the note delivered by United States charge d affaires Lloyd Griscom on the indemnity claim. Rumors in geometric quarters suggest a private contractor arrangement could mask payment, avoiding Ottoman admission of responsibility for massacre losses.
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Constantinople
Porte
Tewfk Pasha
United States
Lloyd Griscom
Geome
METHODIST BISHOP GIVES VIEW ON SOUTH AFRICA WAR
The bishop discusses the South African conflict and the Boer and British roles. He condemns the Kaiser for insufficiently severe penalties and emphasizes unity arising from the war, noting Premier Schreiner’s loyalty to the queen. He argues Boers in the Cape Colony fare better under a true republican form of government.
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St Paals
South Ark
Horta
Europe
Neser
Schreiner
Cape Colony
Pingree A Democrat in Michigan Political Shift
Detroit April 30 Governor Pingree, long an Independent Republican, asserted the people’s hope in this year’s general elections lies with the Democratic party. He said he has not spoken against Democrats recently and that the party offers the current hope for change.
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Michigan
Pendlensi
Detroit
Pingree
Maimed Veterans Battalion Formed in Georgia
Atlanta April 3. The Maimed Veterans Battalion a Confederate veterans organization is formed in Georgia to attend the reunion of United Confederate veterans of Louisville. Members must have lost a hand leg eye or arm in service. The battalion will comprise 105 veterans with expenses covered by public subscription raised locally.
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Atlanta
Confederate Veterans
United Confederate Veterans of
Louisville
Turbulent Boer War Dispatches From Bloemfontein and Ladysmith
Reports from Bloemfontein and surrounding towns describe Boer retreat to the north of Ladysmith, exhaustion of horses, and failed attempts to seize Col Dalgety’s position. British cavalry and shelling operations continue, with Botha’s forces withdrawing and preparations to hold Thaba N’Chu amid tense strategic stakes.
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Botha
Wepener
Dalgety
Kare Siding
Standard
Bloemfontein
Ladysmith
Col. Dalgety
The
Times
de Wet
Ladybrand
Nold Thaba N'Chu
Thaba N’chu
Farme
America
Netherlands
Europe
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England
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W. H. Hookee & CO
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Frederick, Ma
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Captain Carter
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Pennsylvania Steel Company
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Philadelphia
George B. Bower
Halifax
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Harrisburg
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Straus
Lew Wallace
Turkey
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Wharton Barker
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Ithana
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