Murdered Persian Shah and Court Turmoil Raised
Reports from Tehran and nearby capitals detail the assassination of the Persian shah at Shab Abdul Azun's ward near Chiselty, with elder son Zil Es Sultan a central figure in succession fears. Curzon comments on the new shah’s intellect while turmoil grows over legitimacy and reforms amid economic strain and anti corruption unrest.
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Allah
Bane
Habee
Tidriz
Fourning
Teheran
Puleb Bers
Persia
Naib Es Sultaneb
Shah
Nes Shah
Zil Es Sultan
Es Sultan
Ispahan
Waqr-Ed-Deen
Europe
England
Sluzaffer Ed-Deen Amirze
Tillman and Hill clash over policy and party fate
A dramatic Senate debate echoed the Topalle Voorhees contest as Senator Tillman of South Carolina attacked public officials and money power while Senator Hill of New York urged party unity. Tillman warned of bond repudiation and questioned Chicago nominating tactics, signaling potential party realignment.
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Senate
Tillman
South Carolina
Gine Pheyl Salle Caren
Ett
Sherman
Tillynan
Senator Hill
Mr. Hill
Mr. Tillman
Chicago
New York
Tammany
Michigan
Grover Cleveland
Tiltman
Herbart
Cleveland
Hill
Carliste
Blackburn
Hull
Democratic Party
Demme Crat
Capitol
Congress
Allen
House
Henderson
Harrison
Alaska
Tennessee Exposition
Wilton
South Caprolion
Yale Triumph in Debates Shapes Intercollegiate Edge
Yale defeated Harvard in a close intercollegiate forensic contest as debaters relied on spontaneous rebuttal rather than memorized lines. The decision, after the harvard team’s prepared approach faltered, signals Yale’s rising strength with the topic on permanent arbitration between Great Britain and the United States.
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Yale
Harvard
Thas
Princeton
Great Britain
United States
Frank H. Steward
A.M. Sipra
W. Barker
B.S. Baldwin
W. H. Clark
A P. Stoles, Jr
Nuggets of News Briefs From Various Locations
A collage of short items reports Catherine Todd dying in Bridgeport aged 192, Columbus mayor ordering a closing of gathering places, Germany adopting a motion on trade restrictions, Dwight Corer of Griswold dying by suicide at 76, Judge D. Minick of Morehead shot in the arm and dying of blood poisoning, ex baseball figure John M. Ward offered 45000 to manage Louisville, George Green known as Corbett in a boxing decision over Ziegler in San Francisco, president approving a publication distribution resolution, a sawmill camp in Union County near Henshaw, Baterr Ward fatally wounding his wife then killing himself, and New York anthracite coal firms raising monthly deliveries by twenty five cents.
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Catherine Todd
Bridgeport
Conn
Mayor Allen
Columbus
Sting
Dwight Corer
Griswold
D. Minick
Morehead
Plia Tw
John M. Ward
Paseball
Louisville
George Green
Corbett
Gwe Ziegier
San Francisco
Bheyond
Union County
Henshaw
Batert Ward
New York
Philadelphia
May Day Riots Across Europe and U S Protest
May Day reports from Europe note small socialistic gatherings with heavy police presence. In Vienna rioting at the Prater ends with fights at Swoboda restaurant, 90,000 spectators dispersed, dozens injured, several arrested, order restored by evening. Spain Belgium and Belgium also report interruptions by gendarmerie and police, with minor clashes and limited gunfire. In Key West a memorial asks Secretary Olney to intervene for Americans captured by a Spanish cruiser. Other items include domestic notes on a missing agent in St Louis, public debt shifts, Tennessee miners’ contract talks, Chicago politics on free coinage, and a suspect in two attempted strangulations.
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Prater
Henner
Steve Dhe
Su’elack
Bilboa
Spain
Gulferte
Arboreds
Ristous
Chateret
Hainaualt
Belgium
Oal
Olney
Key West
Fla
Thrir
Weekly Review Of Trade Indicates Mixed Outlook
A May 2 report from the Come arcial Agencies in New York notes the weekly trade review shows a tentative improvement in business but widespread uncertainty. Prices for staple goods edge up slightly while unfilled orders persist, with modest revival hinted in agricultural implements and hardware sectors.
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Dun & Cas ‘Weekly Review of Trade
Bea
Bob Tyba
Opening Games of the Pennsylvania State League
Yesterday the 1680 Pennsylvania State League opened with parades and speeches. Results include Easton 11 Easton Athledy 1, Pottsville 0 Shamokin, Lancaster 16 Carbondall 2, York 16 Haslerun 6. Also Eastern League games Providence 8 Wilkes Barre 1, Rochester 10 Buffalo 7, Syracuse 9 Toronto 1, Springfield 10 Scranton 3. Atlantic Association games New York Newark 10 Hartford 0, Paterson 3 New Haven 0, New York Metropolitan 16 Wilmington 7. Additional items mention a 1,000 guineas race won by Thorn Time, and then multiple brief notices of murders, foreclosures, and mine disasters.
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Pennapleania
Wsaual Mo
Easton
Athledy
Pottsville
Shamokin
Lancaster
Carbondall
York
Haslerun
Providence
Wilkee Barre
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Toronto
Springfield
Scranton
Atlantic Association
New York
Newark
Hartford
Paterson
New Haven
Metropoltan
Wbmington
Stock and Produce Markets Close Mixed on May Day
Junee: New York and Philadelphia exchanges closed with subdued activity. Private tremors show weak demand and scant turnover, while wheat and corn futures drift and dairy and livestock quotes vary little amid thin interest.
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Axtras
Pennsylvaenia
Brandt
BCID
Cota Gaiet
Wit Sud
Choice
J UbBite
New York Large
Partekins
Rae
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United States Circuit Court
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