Death of Emilio Castelar noted in Madrid report
Emilio Castelar died in Murcia after a pulmonary ailment. The article traces his life from Cadiz birth in 1832 to his roles as journalist, orator, professor, and statesman including his terms as minister of foreign affairs and president of Spain during the republic era. The death caused widespread emotion and official condolences, with a public funeral planned.
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Madrid
Emilio Castelar
Murcia
Albuminarix
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Emilio
Castelar
University of Madrid
Senor Carascon
la Democracia
Marshal Serrano
Geneva
France
Isabella II
Amadeo
Saragossa
Lerida
Prim and Serrano
Republic
Serrano
Alfonso Kil
Three White Men Hanged Near Ales Texas
A mob of about 13 masked men abducted James Humphries and his two sons from the Humphries farm near Ales in Henderson County Texas. The three men were found hanged from an oak tree about three miles from the farm midday on Thursday. The crimes tied to aiding a fugitive who murdered Constable Melton remain unconfirmed by authorities. Local residents search the countryside for the suspected killer and any accomplices, amid a tense climate with no telegraph or telephone service in the area.
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Wilderera
Houston
Lex
James Humpiies
Ales
Blenderson
Addlas
Humphries
Melton
Aley
Malakoff
Athens
Humphries Farm
Democrats Hold No Action On Party Principles
The Democratic national committee adjourned with no platform decisions or policy actions taken. Officials urged states to organize party structures for the fall campaign as anti trust anti imperialism and silver topics were not discussed. The next meeting is expected in Chicago July 20 to determine rallying cry. The crowd at the anti expansion banquet cheered Bryan and other speeches.
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Newt
St. Louis
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Jones
National Committee
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Tomlinson
Thomas Gahan
Illinois
W. J. Stone
Missouri
J. M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
P. J. Otey
Virginia
John T. McGraw
West Virginia
William J. Bryan
J. M. Woods
South Dakota
Lur. Bryan
Expedition to Greenland Sails for Missing Aeronaut Andree
The Nathorst expedition sails from Helsingborg to search the northeast coast of Greenland for missing aeronaut Andree. Nathorst leads with relief party aboard Antarctic. Norwegian merchant Hammer helps fund almost the entire cost. If alive, Andree likely lies on Greenland’s northeast coast.
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Andres
Copenhagen
A. G. Nathorst
Greenland
Helsingborg
Sweden
Nathorst
Antarctic
Hammer
Andree
Filipino Envoys Question Colonial System Amid Philippines Mission
Manila May 26 Filipino commissioners depart after brief talks on the American constitution and colonial governance. President Gonzaga praises the constitutional ideals but questions colonization of a distant people, noting shared struggle against Spain and England. Reports from San Fernando describe heavy rebel losses and American casualties in two sharp clashes. General Otis forwards details of regimental actions near Balinag and San Fernando with prisoners and captured arms.
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Manila
Treiu
Gonzaga
Philippine Commission
Philippines
Spain
England
San Fernando
Washington
Otis
War Department
Balinag
San Miguel
Kansas
Montana
Lawton
MacArthur
Washington Jubilee Parade Reviewed by President and Cabinet
The national peace jubilee in Washington featured a grand allegorical street pageant tracing American history from Columbus to victory in the Spanish American War. President McKinley and his cabinet reviewed the parade as soldiers in period uniforms and historic floats marched past, followed by speeches from Senator Thurston and others. Ex Governor Harrison Reed of Florida died in South Jacksonville aged 85. Chester bonds sale raises 180000 at 3.4 percent with 29 bids, best price for PA bonds outside Philadelphia.
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Historien
Washington
Columbus
Spain
America
Perry
Lake Erie
Delaware
McKinley
Court of Honor
Thurston
Nebraska
Senator Cullom
Illinois
Herbert
Alabama
Webster Davis
Missouri
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Harrison Reed
Harry M. Reed
Middlesex County
Mass
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Sentinel
Treasury Department
Chester
City of
Tick Brothers
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Riots in Livonia Kill Twelve as Military Suppresses Disorder
Twelve persons are reported killed by the military during riots in Livonia. Other incidents include a white man and a colored woman killed in a New York lodging house fire. An Ameri can line steamer Paris faces another failed flotation attempt. Rosa Bonheur lies seriously ill in France. Secretary Wilson declines Senate candidacy. Port Tatapa citizens seek a statue of Queen coria in the U S. Mosquito coast Indians refuse to surrender rights to Nicaragua and threaten revolt.
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Livonia
New York
Paris
Rosa Bonheur
Vontaineblan
France
Wilson
J. J. Gear
United States
Iowa
Port Tatapa
Queen Coria
Mosquito Coast
Tablet Unveiled For Bishop Claggett At St. Thomas Croom
A brass memorial tablet honoring Bishop Thomas John Claggett was unveiled at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Croom Prince George's County. Bishop Henry Y. Satterlee presided with a large congregation, recitals by the St. Thomas choir, and a Southern Maryland luncheon at the rectory. The inscription honors Claggett as the first Bishop consecrated within the United States and notes his service as rector of St. Paul’s Parish and head of this church.
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St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Croom
Prince George’s County
Henry Y. Satterlee
Washington
Claggett
Priscilla Elizabeth Williams
Samuel O. Williams
Baltimore
Bishop Satterlee
I.’. P. Willes
William L. Devries
St. Mark's
P. D. Thompson
East Newmarket
W. J. D. Thomas
Holy Trinity
Callington
W. R. B. Turner
St. Barnabas
Leeland
St. Thomas Choir
H. H. Lasseer
Jeader
Satterlee
Bishop Claggett
Samuel Claggett
John Eversfield
Maryland
Thomas John Claggett
United States
America
St. Paul’s Pariah
Miss Satterlee
Elizabeth C. Chew
Alexander
Kidnapped Marion Clark Missing in New York
May 26 reports state the three year old Marion Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Clark remains missing after being taken for a walk in Central Park by her nurse Carria Jones The family received a note claiming the child and nurse were held but treated kindly Rewards totaling 4500 are offered for the child’s discovery and abduction suspects include the nurse The mother is reported to be in critical condition from worry. Also reported is a fatal shooting in Greensburg Pa and a church matter in Minneapolis linked to Rev Arthur C McGifert.
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Labor Union
Griffin Rifles
South Griffin
Marion Clarice
Nowarrdly Offord
New York
Marion Clark
Arthur Clark
Eust Sixty-fifth Street
Central Park
Carria Jones
Greensburg
George Glo
Johnstown
John Craig
Zimmerman
Groff
Craig
Physicians
Gioff
McGiffert
Minneapolis
Minn
Presbytery of
Arthur C. MecGiffert
Union Theological Seminary
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Count Muravieff
London
Daily Telegraph
The
Hague
United States
Muravieff
M. de Beaufort
Russia
Daily News
M. de Maartens
France
Germany
Terrible Missouri Tragedy In Joplin Tent Killings
Three children and a baby were found dead near a tent in southeastern Joplin after a murder suicide by B. Mose. The father, wife, two young children and an infant were killed, with the mother in a night dress. Mose, a mine scraper by trade, died from a gunshot or blows, leaving the family’s quarters ransacked and the tent bloodied. The family had moved to the area two months ago from Butler and Nevada, Missouri.
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B. Mose
Joplin
Tow
J EL M
Moss
Vic
Butler
Nevada
Workmen Come Alive After Combustion Plant Blast
Explosion at the Cambria Street works repair site in Ipstown Pennsylvania yesterday injured several men and killed three. George W Uncapher 22 of Strongstown Indiana County John C Barrett 24 of Buffalo New York and Charles Welty 27 of Ipstown died at Cambria Hospital. Other injured were Samuel Sheet Joseph Sobol and John Garmic all of Ipstown. The men worked on furnace No 2 scaffold near Tur nace No 1 when it failed and molten metal sprayed outward. In Georgia Charles Colquitt colored man received a 20 year penitentiary sentence for attempted rape of Eugenia Pooler at High Shoals after pleading guilty.
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Rives
Ipstown
Combhria Stes
Cambria Hospital
George W. Uncapher
Strongstoun
Indiana County
John C. Barrett
Buffalo
N.Y
Charles Welty
Barrett
Sing Welty
Samuel Sheet
Joseph Sobol
John Garmic
Turnace No. 1
Georgia
Athens
Charles Colquitt
Eugenia Pooler
White
High Shoals
Russell
Watkinsville
Colquitt
Women Peacemakers Seek Merger of War Plans at Hague
The two sections of the peace conference committee met to study the Morgnier modification of the Geneva convention and the competence to revise war rules. Mme Selenka presented an illustrated album of resolutions by women from 18 nations urging abolition of war. Queen Elizabeth and Queen Wilhelmina contributed tokens of support as the committees debated the Morenier scheme and the eight Muravieff points.
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The
Hague
Say
Mme, Selenka
M. de Staal
Mme. Selenka
Carmen Sylva
Queen Elizabeth of
Red Cross
Count Muravief
Muravieff
Morgniev
Paris
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Santiago
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Exeter County
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Charles S. Thomas
Tine Filipino
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