Transvasl Invasion and Jameson Raid Fallout
A lengthy dispatch reports Sir Labouchere claiming proof of a syndicate behind the Jameson raid in South Africa. Editorials in Truth and The Daily News discuss Cecil Rhodes Alfred Bell and chartered companies, with treacherous stock moves and calls for inquiries. A fatal circus parade accident in Pateson, New Jersey injures an 11 year old boy and dozens more.
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Sir William Vernon Harcourt
House of Dominons
National Liberal Club
South Africa
sild’Pistia
Tras- Vaal
Kruger
Jameson
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Rhodesia
South Afries Company
Charterland
Cecil Rhodes
Francis Rhodes
Alfred Bell
Chartered Company
Rhodes
Chartered South Africa Company
Hamamosd
Bell
Cecil Rhotes
Jabez Balfour
Shaiy Company
Cape Colony
Daily News
England
Daily Telegraph
Dr. Jameson
Parnell Commission
Daily Mail
London Piper
Chamberlain
the Mail
J. A. Dewett
South Africa Republic
W. J. Leyds
London
Standard
Times
A Dime for Digestion Promotes Digestive Cordial
An old advertisement claims the Seaker Digestive Cordial cures dyspepsia by aiding digestion and strengthening the body. It promises relief after a few doses and urges readers to consult The Shakers for a book, with a sample bottle offered for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo Conta
New York
Death of Colonel North and Other News
A long mixed sheet reports the death of Colonel North, described as the Nitrate King, in unclear circumstances involving alcohol and a barroom incident. It notes North’s Irish birth, wealth from nitrate mining in South America, and gifts to Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds Infirmary, and the Yorkshire College of Science. Additional items cover armor plate testing at Bethlehem, a fatal duel in West Virginia, Italian highwaymen robbery near Rome, a Buckingham Palace drawing room event, Bayard’s visit to London, a Methodist conference on women delegates, and a Polish mine manager killed during a strike.
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Lonpys
Cula
Nitrate Company
Burkiae
Cylyoel North Bay
Arue
Atteato
J. 1 North
Ceeds
South America
Kirkstall Abbey
Leeds Infirmary
Yorkshire Cultexe
Science
Various Local and International News Briefs From Newark to Delhi
A veterans' recruiting group in Newark for Cuba. Eva Booth sails from New York to Liverpool. St Pauls election gives Republicans control with Doran Rep elected mayor. A Berlin paper says Baron Heyking named German minister to Peking. City Savings Bank of Hot Springs fails. President Hogaboom resigns amid a $200,000 shortage. A school near Fairmount West Virginia struck by lightning injures pupils. A dance fight near Hficita Texas leaves Hiram Curtis and Bert Risley dead and others wounded. French excavators in Delhi Greece unveil a colossal statue buried since 100 B.C. Tennessee Democrats in Nashville renominate three chancery court judges. Ex Governor RL Taylor poised to run for governor tomorrow.
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Eva Booth
Salvation Army
New York
Liverpool
St. Paul's
Doran
Berlin
Baron Heyking
Peking
City Savings Bank of
Hot Springs
Ark
Hogaboom
Fairmount
W. Va Dirs
Hastie Youst
Debris Trembles After Cincinnati Building Collapse
A deadly explosion in Cincinnati caused a building collapse on Watnut Street near Fourth and Fifth. Rescue teams battled walls that bulged as they removed debris, with several residents dead or missing, including Adolph Drach and Felicia Drach. Mrs Olga Drach survived, cradling her baby as rescuers worked.
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Ciscinnati
Adulph Deach
Souis
Ios
Ant Flr Inco
Lp Wad
John McCarthy
Atd
C. F. Andress
Andress-Meara Wall Paper Company
Drach
Andress
Mamie Kennedy
Elia Singleton
Miss Singleton
Mrs. Drach
Rolin A Davis
Hamilton
Ells Singleton
Zanesville
Adolph Drach
Felicia Drach
C. S. Wells
Texas
Mary Kennedy
Drech
Fred Andress
Andress-Mearn Wail Paper Company
William Meyer
Barbara Steinkamp
Louis Fisdick
James Grant
William Roberts
Doc Seaman
Willism
Quiet Royal Wedding Ends Quietly at Palace
Princess Louise wed Frederick Von Schaamburg in a quiet ceremony at the crown prince’s palace. Nuptial banquets and festivities were cancelled due to the czarewitch’s illness and the Swedish king’s condition. In Bortrydon, Thomas Mulholland, 50, was killed by lightning while working on John Lucas’s farm near Floeuse.
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Copesnacex
Louise
Frederick von Schaamburg
Czarewitch
Sweden
Bortrydon
N. A
Thomas Mulholland
John Lucas
Floeuse
Shortage in state disbursing office raises concern
Reported irregularities traceable to the state department disburser F J Ketekhofer show a $137 shortage in the treasurys fund and a separate $140k deficit noted by treasury auditors. Disbursing officer Ketekhofer was removed after evidence urged further investigation, with claims of systemic confusion across department funds and mismanagement.
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State Department
Wasasuris Mar
Hay
Tryat Funde
F J Betekhofer
Ufhers
Treasury
Ketekbofer
Wadler
Kelckhofer
Ulney
Reloktioter
State
Diplomatic Snarls Over Cattle Trade and German Case
The United States exposes long correspondence with France over cattle imports and excludes French cattle as a bargaining chip. It also covers clashes with Bavarian authorities over Louis Stern’s fine and arrest, with Olney pressing for justice. A late note from the German ambassador notes complaints are received from friendly powers. A stranded whale near Worcester County is reported.
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Wastisoros
United States
Husupe
Francs
Eelf
Olney
Vienaud
Paris
Grogham
Unite States
France
Gerson
Washington
Baron Thielman
New York
Louis Stereo
Hutel
Stern
Kissengen
Germany
State Department
Irs
Beni
Jary Ulucy
Baron Fhirhnan
Oloey
Assinninga
Ginny
Waich
Lrefert
Femeloney
Rissingen
United State
Berlin
House Opposes Senate Amendment on Battleships
The House rejected the Senate amendment reducing the battleship count to two, arguing economy and treasury conditions. Speaker Sayers of Texas led the motion with support from Mr Canoon. A special session was scheduled to address private pension bills, while bond resolutions and future revenues were debated.
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Cppy
Senate
Sayers
Tesas
Canoon
Appropriations Committee
Republica Ad
Mart Bi
Sir. Boutelle
Cummings
Co Bouconcur
Billy
Hill
Kayly
Peller
Auchor
Heifer
Portixmn
South Dakota
Alvo
Alt
Sherman
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Multiple Leagues
National League games included Pittsburg 6 at Cloviunati 2 and Chicago 7 at Brooklyn 6. Louisvile beat New York 14 8, while Cleveland 6 defeated Washington 8. St Louis 2 lost to Philadelphia 6 Sum results also list Paterson 28 Newark 10 and Shamokin 23 Pottsville 1 with York forfeited 2 Carbondale 0. Eastern and Atlantic League items rounded out by Springfield Wilkesburte 4 Syracuse 6 and Rochester Toronto 9 5.
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National League
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Cloviunati
Boston
Cmeingat
Chicago
Brooklyn
Louisvile
Louisville
New York
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
le Louis
Springfeld
Wilkesburte
Springfield
Syracuse
Buffalov
Rochester
Toronto
Rochater
Paterson
Newark
Wilmington
Hartford
New York—Metropolitan
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Shamokin
Shanokin
Pottsville
York
Carbondale
Stock and Produce Markets May 5 New York Philadelphia
Quotations from New York and Philadelphia exchanges show desultory speculation in stocks with some industrials firming. key rail shares largely unchanged. In Philadelphia flour prices slip while wheat, corn, and oats vary. beef and pork largely steady with mixed price shifts across dairy and butter items.
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New York
Priladefria
Pennsylvania
Zoe
Elgins
New York Dairy
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Hood
C. J. Mood & Co
Lowell
Mass
National Building
Association OF
Saltimore City
J. Rnabe
D. Masor
Weslet
BRN
ST J
Babee Johnson
Predirice
Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association 7 OF
Atlanta, GA
German St
Ferdericek Blanch
This F. Haller
Otho J. Keller
Albaugh
Bakee Johnson
Frendant
Levty
Tress
Dan'l. H. Stzines
Frawklin B. Smith
M.D
Dan'l T. Ordeman
Harry C. Resple
United Men's Collection Agency
William A. Mansfield
Frederick
Frederick, HD
DRS
PD. Fahrney & Son
First National Bang Suilding
Prederick
Maryland
Ernest Helfenstein
West
Patrick Street
Mepeidewis
Cover Square
Frederick, MD
Riéawiy
Capital City Commercial Collece
Omaha
Mobreaxa
Ryareracs
Sir. Labouchere
Dr. Jamon
Pateesox
N. J
Edward Schultz
Tour Stomach
Colonel North
Bethlenem
Reddington Proving Grounds
Bethle- Bem Iron Company
Heaas
Roxceverte
W. Va
T. J. Culp
Culp
Rome
Saxe Meiningen
Italy
Frascati
Hhe
Wales
Bayard Loxpox
Buckingham Palace
Christian
Schleswig-Halstein
Queen Victoria
Roebling
New Jersey
Samuel Colgate
Alfred Conkling
Charles Dana Gibson
Prince of Wales
Thomas ¥. Bayard
Methodist General Conference
St. Petersscxsc
Niewec
Poland
Cuba
Ne Solvinaie
Guiana
Cayenne
Wrooklyn
Rroorlys
Jonson Avenue
Demi Nrv
Rebecca Cohen
Rachel Bostenck
Solomon Bostenck
Ininrat Pens Kart Rabe
Srsgreatts
Solomon Cohen
Fears
Rosie Bostenek
Eastox
Willian H. Dickey
Phillipsburg
Streets
Afton Hospital
Diskey
Dickey
Buffalo
Oscar George Westphal
George Bischoff
Westphal
Bischoff
Westpheal
Bischoft
Weer Crarstee
Mar
Jacko Thomas
Frank Ross
Georgianna Lamb
West Grove
Commonwealth
Absalom Watson
Benjamin Luff
West Chester
Milwaukee Street
Milwaukee
Street Railway Company
Lambert
Sarvitore
Humbert
Red Cross Society
Chasleg
Bermuda
Mabush
Hanus
Impercial
Mercedes
Sutter
Prri Lap Elphra
Joe Butler
Wil
Src
More
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Chicago Great Western Railway Company
J. C. Price
Cedar Rapids
Adigrat
Catro
Adowa
Delaware
Dover
Del
May
Democratic State Central Committee
Jones
Pei
Siers
Fremiers Greebassel Ubey
Worcester County
HOUSE
Defanttar
Preaventina
Theodora Gruhany
Heny
Young, Smyth, Field &Co
No. Sis Market Street
David Young
David Graham
Graham
West Green Street Presbyterian Church
Havana
Alunzevillo
AliPusters
Horss
Wasitixetos
Supreme Court
Conrad
Advsnes
Wiborg Et Afl
Nwa
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