Czar and Empress Parade Through Moscow Streets
Moscow hosts a grand ceremonial procession as the czar and czarina ride from the Petrovskiy palace to the Kremlin. Officials, merchants, and clergy welcome their majesties with military honors, religious rites, and public tributes in a display of imperial pageantry lasting until May 25.
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Howell Threatens a New Party Over Free Silver
Editor Howell threatens a new movement as Bailey of Te speaks for free silver. Howell vows delegates will head to Georgia state convention June 6 to elect a delegation for Chicago and possibly walk out to form a party if goals fail. The piece also notes a Senate finance committee session with Sherman and Gorman proposals and a veto event over Rachel Patton’s pension.
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Chicago
Filibusters Land in Cuba Report Sparks Alarm
May 22 Havana reports an expedition of filibusters landing in Velos province Sant Cunha. A steamer’s appearance frightened the flotilla as lifeboats with a cannon overturned and sank in the Tush drowning three. Some boats are still believed to have reached shore.
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Labor Labor Senate Debates Conference Bills and Pensions
A Senate session discussed conference committee delays and appropriation bills amid tense exchanges. The labor committee chaired by Mr Phillips urged a nonpartisan commission to study labor, agriculture, and business metrics, while a veto on the Hoover pension was overridden 18 to 47 with cross‑party votes.
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Baltimore and Ohio Receivers Seek Certificates for Repairs
Judges in the United States circuit court consider the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad receivers to issue certificates totaling 909,000 to discharge preferred creditors, renew bridges, repair stock, and straighten curves. A related motion seeks 3400 car trust certificates to buy 5,000 freight cars and 13 locomotives, with objections allowed for two days.
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Rehearing Sardsley case prompts parole debate
A disorderly, fragmentary report from Philadelphia and Cleveland covers a rehearing with Judge Hand and various suspects including Wilkesharr, Al Unte Pitesburg, and Frank Hester. The piece references forgery charges, potential life sentence appeals, and scheduled court actions amid wider crime notes and parliamentary chatter.
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Ettering
Charles Gunst
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Woman killed by falling steam pipe at Appleton mill
Ellen LaPlant, a young employee in the weave room of the Appleton Cotton mill, was killed when a 10 inch steam pipe fell yesterday. Several other young women were seriously injured in the incident, which authorities are investigating.
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Entombed Miners Rescued in Norris Mine Incident
Eight men were buried in a mine collapse at the Norris mine in Troswoon, Michigan. After hours of danger, the miners tunnelled to safety. all eight escaped unharmed.
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Ashland
Fragmentary World News Briefs From Multiple Cities
Posts report the death of a Georgia resident in Macon, a surgeon’s operation landed safely, Commander Booth Tucker and wife arrive in New York from San Francisco, a journalist John A Day’s funeral held in Cairy. Minnesota and North Dakota wheat damage cited. Rebels gain German ship in war news. Tokyo learns Japan may tour Armencia and Europe per London Chronicle. Jacksonville grand jury indicts school heads for missing days on buldings.
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Minnesota
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London Chronicle
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Japan
Armencia
Europe
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Tis
Hindi College
Building Collaine Tragedy at Western Yard
A catastrophic collapse at the Western yard killed four to seven workers and injured many more. The building, owned by Brown Brothers of London, collapsed trapping crews and exposing the perils of the construction site. Names of injured and dead include George Seinnert and John Co Lanston among others. investigators and contractors plan to recover bodies and determine causation. A separate note reports a Liberal Presbyterian victory with Dr. John L. Withrow elected moderator on the first ballot and calls for a representative meeting to aid selection of remitress.
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Afoeout Thy Brown Brothers
London
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Chicago
Immigration Bill Prospects Mentioned by Wasersetoy Senate
Wasersetoy May 22 Renster Lodge chair of the senate committees on immigration said he would push the howe Tranviegtec tion 17 in the senate once the bill reached that body proving practicality. He noted he could offer hul from ratinities on humiliation as a substitute for the Hell bill viewing it as a major tradeoff. He questioned whether Debsthan or others would participate as the bill moves forward.
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Prince Lief Wins the Ohio Derby
May 22 report from Diners notes Rain delayed events at the Gickies track but Prince Lief won the Ohio Derby. Ben Buresecond and Ben Beush placed second and third as the crowd faced uncertain weather.
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Death notices of Mrs Schleich and Mrs Smith in Wolfsville area
Notices report the deaths of Mrs. Frederick Schleton and Mrs. Catharine Smith in Wolfsville and nearby towns. Details list surviving children, locations of spouses, and funeral arrangements. Also noted are William Woodward a retired merchant dies at 1319 Madison Avenue after a long illness.
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Maryland Bicycle Club Announces May Tour Schedule
The Maryland Bicycle Club plans a May cycling itinerary beginning Friday May 29 from Camden Station at 4:30 p.m. to Winchester Virginia. The ride continues May 30 via Martin and Hagerstown to Frederick for dinner and on to Thurmont, with connections for Maitinex.
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Ice Cream and Straw Festival Plans Announced
Arrangements are being made for an ice cream and straw festival to be held in Junior Ash on Tweeday and Wednsday evenings, May 26 and 37 gud 2s.
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Shooting Match at Frederick Gun Club This Monday
The Frederick Gun Club plans a practice shoot at its grounds this Monday. Members will test marksmanship and safety protocols as part of routine club activity.
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