Princess bert of Anhalt visits Washington amid royal pageantry
June 4 in Washington features Princess Bert of Anhalt granddaughter of Queen Viehira, greeted by Lady Po spe for the Figm Sthyt Pootestuse amid arrangements for a royal visit to Arlington. The event underscores preparations for a formal evening reception and the political mood around the election. Rome reports a quiet parliamentary vote with 251 of 508 results known. Constitutionalists lead with 152, Radicals at 13, and the remaining for Perit and Suciaistes.
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Peulyelote
Ambsudur
Lad
Poirefote
Rome
Perit’ Ons
Suciaistes A
Hood's Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier Claim
Paragraphs tout Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring blood purifier that cures eruptions and improves health. Includes testimonials from Miss Pesnce Grifter, Miss Maxiot Uncen, C Bowler, Hagver Driver and others alleging improved energy and healed sores after taking the remedy.
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Hood
Pesnce Grifter
Baldwin, Mich
Maxiot Uncen
Clark St
C. BowLer
Manville
R. I
Gil
Hagver
Townly Ave
Corniand, K
India famine horrors from Bombay missionary report
Rev Edward S Hume, with 25 years in Bombay, warns the India famine is far worse than reports. He cites Gujarat Rajputana distress, 6 million relief, and native states independence stoking neglect. Louis Klopsch reports cholera, smallpox, mass deaths 3,000 in Godhra, 2,500 in Dohad, 16 percent hospital deaths at Ahmedabad.
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New York
Edward 5. Hume
American Board
Bombay
India
Hume
India Farcine Charitable Relief Fund
Inter-Denomenal Relief Committee
Gujarat
Rajpuana
Ahmedabad
Ghorda
Italy
Louis Klopsch
The
Christian Herald
Bombay Presidency
Barcida
Godhra
Dohad
Godhkra
St Louis Strike Car Fata lly Hits Boy in Harbor Riot
A crowd of strike sympathizers on the Tower Grove line in St Louis threw stones at a passing car. An unknown man fired from the car, fatally wounding 16 year old Peter Frank in the doorway of his father’s home. Police dispersed the crowd and he was taken to hospital. A dynamite blast later disrupted the Olive Street line but caused no injuries. No suspects were identified.
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St. Louis
Tower Grove
Peter Frank
Young Frank
Olive Street
Maryland
Boyle Avenues
Fleeing burglars chase ends with fatal fall
In New York on June 4 police pursued four housebreakers across rooftops in the East Side tenement district after breaking into a vacant store. Three men were found unconscious with brain concussion, one possibly crushed by another as they fled. James Smith, 22, was found on the roof and later died.
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New York
Othes
James Smith
Boer Fight Shows Boers Not Yet Crushed In Transvaal
War dispatches describe at Pretoria and Johannesburg as of June showing General French’s cavalry near Pretoria and Lord Roberts reporting 25 miles away. Boer rumors claim surrender preparations, while British efforts east of Roberts fail to break entrenched foes. Descriptions depict chaos in Pretoria, evacuations, and contested reports from Lourenzo Marques about troop movements and prisoner exchanges.
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Pretoria
French
Arene
Pretyriy
Fring
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Johannesburg
Oranges Grove
Johannesvurg
Lord Roberts
Lourenzo Marques
Komati Poort
Middleburg
Machadadorma
Lydenburg
Lindsey
Elandsfontein
Klipsriverberg
Vereeniging
Bloemfontein
Brabant
Ficksburg
Rundle
Senalal
Lindley
Hellbron
Kroonstad
Senekal
Lord Roberty
Grenadiers
Scots Guards
Hundte
Sundown
de Villiers
the Times
Louis Botha
Commissioners at Manila chart broad powers for civil government
Manila June 4 United States transport Hancock carries the Philippine commission. Judge Taft says the panel has full but limited powers and will study the situation before enacting reforms. General MacArthur to remain executive head until a civil administrator is appointed.
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Manila
United States
Hancock
San Francisco
Philippine Commission
General MacArthur
Twenty-sixth Infantry
William H
Japan
Judge Taft
MacArthur
McKinjey
John Clark Ridpath Illness From Pneumonia And Typhoid
New York June 4 The historian John Clark Ridpath, hospitalized since April 2 with pneumonia and typhoid fever, is improving but still not out of danger. In Washington the census takers tally shows 52 631 enumerators at work with Pennsylvania leading at 4616 and New York at 4493. Alaska 2 and Nevada 63. other totals listed.
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T. Iistorian
New York
John Clark Hudjali
John Clark Ridfation
Torian
Washington
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Nevada
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
North Carolina
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
Fourteen Surviving Republican Delegates Invited
Washington June 4. The Republican national committee proposed honoring the 14 surviving delegates from the 1856 Pittsburg and Philadelphia conventions with invitations to this year’s gathering. Senator Hanna approved, sending invitations to each survivor: John H. Bryant, W Penn Clark, Sidney Edgerton, Alien A. Craig, Charles G Davis, H. P. McCalmont, George H. Frer, Rush R. Sloan, Raeliff Brinkerhoff, Jacob Weyand, William A. Cook, William Lane, William H. Upson, R. M. Stimprom, Lane Highwaymoan.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburg
William Pack
Weyand
Fittsburg
Hanna
John H. Bryant
Princeton
Tils
W. Penn Clark
Sidney Edgerton
Akron
A. Craig
Corry
Charles G Davis
Plymouth
Inls
H. P. McCalmont
Franklin
George H. Frer
Springfield
Rush R. Sloan
San Gusky
Ansonia choirmaster dies suddenly during service
Ansonia Conn. choirmaster Joy collapsed during a church service, dying from a sudden brain blood vessel event just after finishing a hymn. Funeral arrangements were being planned as the congregation mourned.
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C. Vas
Ton
Geetring der Werere
Ansonia
Jane — Ter Joy
Gresational
Morita
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