Porter and Faure Diplomatic Audience In Paris
President Faure formally received United States ambassador General Horace Porter at the Elysee. Porter spoke in French, pledging to strengthen Franco American ties, while Faure pledged support and cooperation. The ceremony included a drill, band music, and a briefing of US officials. General Miles heads to Athens as Turko Greek hostilities continue. Striking tailors in New York reach peace talks. union negotiators claim milestones in reducing strikers.
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Rue de Madrid
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France
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Washington Post
Bf. Henotaux
Elysee Palace
James B. Eustis
General Miles
Athens
Constantinoople
Nelson A. Miles
U. S.A
Thessaly
G. PB. Scriven
Blood Poverty and a Digestive Tonic Remedy
Blood poverty is described as a deficiency of red blood cells caused by poor nourishment from bad digestion. The remedy touted is Dr John W Bull's Pills, a digestion aid and blood maker sold in boxes, trial sizes, or by mail through A C Meyer & Co Baltimore.
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John W. Bull
Dr. Bull
A. C. Meyer & Co
Baltimore
Tariff Vote Sparks Senate Split In Close Debate
A lengthy Senate battle over a tariff measure ended with a 20 to 34 defeat on the key amendment. The division fell largely along party lines with 19 Democrats and 1 Populist voting for the amendment and 2 Republicans, 2 Democrats, 2 Silver Republicans and 1 Populist opposing it. Senators West Jones Aldrich Perkins White Caffery Gray and Stewart spoke as the measure faced sharp partisan lines and debate over the California industry rate.
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vLomparatiy
Heufel
Gray
Stewart
Armistice extended as Turkey resists Thessaly retrocession
London May 27 The Standard reports the council of ministers agreed to extend the armistice but refused to discuss Thessaly retrocession and kept other issues for the powers. The sultan faced pressure as the grand vizier urged firmness, with resignation offered if not agreed. Greek premier Ralli warned of potential renewed war and stressed the famine risk to Thessaly’s crops if withdrawal delays.
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Greece
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Larissa
Rediff
Phourka
Ricccotti Garibaldi
Amilcare Cipriani
Ministry of Marine
Signor di Felice
M. Raili
di Felice
Irenclad Sardegna
Indictments Against Johnson Shake Indiana Bank
The federal grand jury returned 15 indictments against John F. Johnson former president of the State National Bank of Logansport Ind charging violations of the national banking law including forgery Bank examiner says directors showed incompetence as the bank faces probable liquidation with a $350000 shortage. Private correspondence tied to Johnson found in the bank vault sheds light on missing funds and Johnsons investments in phosphate beds oil gas land and mining stocks.
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Indianapolis
John F. Johnson
State National Bank of
Logansport
Ind
Caldwell
State National Bank
Laporte
Johnson
United States
J. N. Huston
Connorsville
Virgina
Gas City
Colorado
Wyoming
Rockefeller and police clash over ore traffic and aid union
Nugget news reports John D. Rockefeller securing ore carrying traffic amid police interference at Salvation Army barracks in Bridgeport. A whisky contest in Chicago leads to a death and two critical injuries. A desert prospector arrives in Banner California reporting two missing companions. Treasury Special Agent Moore advocates higher opium duties in San Francisco. French Naval Committee backs Lockroy plan to spend 100 million francs on naval improvements.
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Cler
Salvation Army
Bridgeport
Conn
Chicago
Jacob Coared
Joseph Bohmeying
Carl Hisleben
Banner Cal
Moore
Treasury Department
San Francisco
Naval Committee
M. Lockroy
France
Chicago Kinzie Patent Front Controversy Rehearing Sought
Washington May 27 M Binger Herm iann commissioner of the federal land office announced his decision upholding the Kinzie patent for Chicago shore front lands valued at over 13 million dollars and denying claims by Harvey Lafarette and Mathias Henner to locate McKee scrip The ruling extends to accretions along the shore line and will be appealed to the interior secretary The case involves vast property and could reach the courts Kinzie patent benefits contending grantees and possible rehearing are noted plus protests from Peter Johnson and George Streeter and amicus curiae appearances by W H Cox Pennsylvania Knights Templar officers elected in Easton and New York visitors committee outlined plans to study resources and industries The article also mentions a monument in Danville to a former railroad manager and several other unrelated items including a bank failure suicides and foreign visitors.
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Lamereaux
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Mathias Henner
McKee Scrip
Moaburt AL Kinzie
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Valentine Serip
George W. Streeter
United States
W. H. Cox
Rehe's Remarkable Escape Ends in Tragic Jump
Mrs Elizabeth Henning, with her four month old child, leaped from a three story Brooklyn tenement roof yesterday and was killed instantly. The child was unharmed. Officials report death by self harm due to ill health.
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Brooklyn
Elizabeth Henning
BASEBALL GAMES YESTERDAY AND SENATE RESOLUTIONS
Baseball results from yesterday include Scranton and Rochester matches with Berbet and Lutaty noted. a reading writer to Hartford. In Harrisburg a senatorial investigation report printing resolution passed after Governor veto concerns. A separate Tampa murder case reports William Edwards killed during supper by hidden attackers, amid Whitehurst-Whidden-Stevenson feud tensions. Captain Reed acquitted on a separate case in New York. Indians implicated in the murder of John Hoover raise settler unease in Mona County.
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Trilby
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Edwards
Whitehurst
Captain Reed
New York
Edward Reed
United States
Phurida
Oakes
Hong Kong
Bert
Wall Street Gains On Strong Close Amid Gold Shipment Hype
Notable activity marked the early trade on Wall Street with stocks held firmly into the close despite afternoon weakness from the announced shipment of 5,000 in gold tomorrow and profit taking. Broad demand pushed many inactive shares higher, with London-related dealings appearing as speculative margins rose. closing bids included N.Y. Central and Reading among others, while commodity markets showed mixed signals across flour, wheat, corn, oats, and pork futures.
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Chesa
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Live Stock Markets Report From New York and East Liberty
May 2 market summary shows cattle, calves, hogs, sheep and lambs with varied prices. Beeves and veals active. calves: 10-30 per head range. hogs and sheep mixed across regions. East Liberty notes light cattle supply and steady to active hogs. price ranges include prime cattle around 5.10 to 5.25 and best hogs near 4.90 to 3.90 per hundredweight. Also mentions home products: Frederick County peach sales and early strawberry boxes priced per half peck.
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