Dattereat to Hontere bill favors game birds preservation
May Washington report notes a favorable Senate committee action on a bill to preserve game birds by shifting control to the secretary of agriculture. It bans importing mongoose lying fox English sparrow and other animals or birds destructive of game birds. Warrets Vaunty Etection Supervi s ra officers elected with E Blithorps as president Edmond Jamisson clerk and Edwin L. Mitchell attorney.
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Twenty Years Proof Tufts Liver Pills Headline
Twenty years of claimed effectiveness for Tufts Liver Pills promise natural bowel movement and system cleansing. Advert claims cure for sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach constipation and related ailments.
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Prins Carl Tragedy Aboard Ends With Murder and Escape
Swedish steamer Prins Carl is attacked at sea near Quicksand. A lone gunman kills several passengers and the captain, wounds crew, and seizes a lifeboat. Philip Nordlund is arrested after fleeing to Esnhustuas, claiming the crime and theft of 80 kronen as motive. shipbound victims were taken to Stockholm for authorities.
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Virginia bank robber Tudor arrested in New York
Charles McCabe alias Edward Carney and Whitey was seized in the federal building by local police on a charge relating to the Strasburg Virginia bank safe robbery on April 25. He faced federal trial here but was discharged for lack of evidence, then charged again with the Virginia affair and pending requisition. If he escapes, he may be sent to Nashville.
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Augusta's Colored Enumerators in Augusta Georgia
Census Supervisor Smythe has named 14 Negro enumerators for Augusta, including three women, prompting indignation from citizens who vow not to be questioned by black enumerators. Smythe says removals require cause.
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Boers Welcome Delegates in City Welcome
The Boer delegates Wessels Weaurans and Piecher were officially welcomed by Mayor War Wreek in City Hall Park amid a large crowd and police presence. Delegates spoke after a welcome by the mayor and Delegate Foobar Alterman, with handshakes and cheers as the carriages exited. The visit included ceremonies at City Hall and a prominent reception.
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Arrest of new Hicksville murder crew shocks town
Hicksville Ohio reports the arrest of Mrs Vinna Moore Chip Wright Dr L B Winn and Dre Gilbert a fresh and separate group from two men already convicted in Columbus for murder of Policeman Ralph on November 25 The other two sentenced are Frank Heuber and Edward Johnson. Mary Brannigan a department store clerk in New York was shot by Edward Hall after refusing marriage Gen A L Pridemore former congressman dies in Virginia Reports from Texas note river rises while Amalgamated Association of Wire Workers grows to 45000 and a Mississippi lynching is reported.
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British Wait for Mafeking Relief News in London
London reports intense anxiety as crowds gather at the war office awaiting word on Mafeking relief. Dispatches describe Boer traps and captures, Canadian artillery reaching Bulawayo, and movements of Roberts, Buller, and other generals toward key routes, with proclamations hinting at annexation of the Free State.
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Innocent Deserters Aimed to Lift Civil War Stigma
Washington May 1 More than a thousand veteran sailors and marines petition the navy department to drop desertion charges. The move accompanies a bill extending provisions for innocent desertions and could affect many veterans formerly mustered out after the Civil War.
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Defeat for Columbian Rebels in a 70 hour battle
News from May 18 reports government troops defeating insurgents in the Vetas district. The clash began May 11 and lasted 70 hours. General Leats and Herrera were among the killed, described as horrible butchery. About 1200 rebels were captured, and the government forces captured a large quantity of guns and equipment.
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Strike in St Louis disrupts transit amid stalled talks
Prolonged strike by St Louis streetcar workers continues as railway unions reject a counter proposal from transit officials. President Whitaker calls the offer final as the city faces broad labor disruption with only certain lines operating while others halt service causing widespread inconvenience across districts.
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Methodist Bishop Contest Signals Tactical Withdrawals
Chicago reports a possible power bloc forming among leading Episcopal candidates with Dr William V. Kelley withdrawing. Rumors say Spellmeyer and Berry backers aim to place Spellmeyer as eastern bishop and Berry’s ally from New Jersey as western bishop, uniting later. Also notes consolidation plan to merge three church papers into the Central Advocate and move the St Louis Book Depository to Kansas City.
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Fenian dynamiters tied to Canadian case forged in May
Buffalo May 18 The Express reports detective Jenna W Murray has traced evidence linking John Nolin John Welsh to the alleged Thorold dynamiters with Karl Dallmen as the third prisoner The Wellsand canal Lock 24 blast is described as Fenian
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Thompson Out On Bail In Stamp Fraud Case
A Jamaican island case centers on Thompson and a network including Cuban clerks and a postmaster. Thompson’s bail was reduced to 1000 with cash from the Danish consul, while Moya and Mascaro face 1500. Investigators say Neely’s large defalcation reaches about 100 900 dollars and baraco postmaster is linked to Neely’s business dealings. Reeves and Rathbone await further testimony as probes continue at Baracoa and with Gen Wood.
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Attorney General Griggs Pushes Neely Extradition Bill
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