Thy land shall be married The Monopolist Nihilist Infidel suitors
A May 28 dispatch reviews a sermon denouncing monopoly as a corrupting, moneyed power feared to dominate policy and politics. It warns against nihilism and infidelity as threats, urges unity under Christian foundations, and envisions America’s future secured by immigration, industry, and national faith.
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Louis Klopseh
Washisgton
Talmage
Isaiah Ixii
Thebes
Babylton
Syre
Republic
Monopoly
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Sr Buchanan
Union
United States
Torphay
Bain
Tess Atisha
Catia
Texas
America
Rocky Mountains
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Earth
Paris Liner Paris Attempts to Float Fail in Cornwall
Coverack Cornwall May 29 The ninth effort to float the American liner Paris failed as her bow remained impaled on rocks. Five tugs towed and two more stood by and pumps lightened her while boilers were emptied. Strain from last week’s attempt caused rising water in the engine room and experts fear moving her may tear off the bow.
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Coverack
Cornwall
Paris
Baseball Records in National and Atlantic Leagues
National League standings and results from Saturday and Sunday games feature Brooklyn Baltimore St Louis New York Boston Pittsburg Philadelphia Louisville Chicago Washington Cincinnati Cleveland with scores and nearing season totals. Atlantic League lists Richmond Wilkesbarre Reading Scranton Lancaster Newtown Newark Paterson and others with Saturday and Sunday results and standings. The Glass Factories Shutdown reports 7,000 skilled workers to lose jobs, 19,000 dependents affected, coop factories to operate until June 22. Four killed in Buffalo crossing incident near Wendes Station. Kroger Miner Conference in Pretoria discusses Bloemfontein conference between Milner and Kruger and the Cape Governor.
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W.l.pet
Brooklyn
Baltimore
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Philad’a
Louisville
Chicago
Washingtos
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
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Richmond
Wilkeshire
Reading
Scranton
Lancaster
A Newtown
Newark
Paterson
Alentown
AlLancaster
Wilkesbarre
Pretoria
Volkstaad
Bloemfontein
Orange Free State
South Africa
Capa Colony
Alfred Milner
Kruger
Filipinos Show Aggressive Tactics Near Manila Front
Wet season fears rise as insurgents step up guerilla actions along American lines from San Fernando to San Pedro Macati. Prisoners say peace talks embolden rebels while natives flee and join American lines. Morgan City brings 600 recruits as Montero laid to rest in Manila cathedral amid Spanish fault lines.
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Mantin
Malolos
United Slaten
Lfe
Lunia
Mastardo
Tarlac
MacArthur
Lawton
San Fernando
Manila
San Pedro Macatl
United States Army
United States
Morgan City
San Francisco
Itloilo
Spain
Montero
Mindanao
Zamboanga
Evacuation of Zamboanga by Spanish Troops Reported
General Otis reports Spanish forces withdrew from Zamboanga after a battle with insurgents with nine Spanish dead and 27 wounded including Commander Montero. Insurgents used captured gunboat ammunition. Americans to land if needed. order to be restored in Negros. Spanish convoys transferred to navy for coast use. insurgent falsehoods spread in southern islands while intelligent locals seek U.S. protection.
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Zamboanga
Washington
War Department
Otis
Manila
Twenty-third Infantry
Jolo
Montero
Rios
Luzon
Spain
Negros
United States
Navy
Signal Corps Captain Tiley Missing After Ambush
Washington May 29 Major Thompson at Manila reports a landing party repairing a cable at Escalante Ne gros island was treacherously attacked by natives. Captain George H Tilley signal corps is missing and the worst is feared. Tilley’s services in the Philippines have been marked by ability and courage. He accompanied the expedition as United States representative, overseeing telegraph lines and cables. No other signal corps casualties reported. Tilley was appointed from California.
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Washington
General Greely
Thompson
Manila
Escalante
Island of
Negros
George H. Tilley
Signal Corps
Tilley
Philippines
Eastern Extension
Visayan Islands
Tilley Southtiess
United States
California
Tornado Toll Reveals Deaths Across South Dakotaa Town
A devastating tornado struck near Bijon Es, 25 miles north of Chamberlin, SD, Saturday afternoon killing Charles Peterson and his six children aged from 2 to 15 and injuring the wife and two others. The storm destroyed Ara Codon’s home, a church, and a school, then the Peterson and Craigor properties, leaving buildings shattered and victims mangled. The narrow path stretched about three miles with a wide hail impact accompanying the wind.
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Chamberlin
Bijon Es
Thin City
Charles Peterson
bin Atx
Oage
Reinning
Conrae
Ara Codon
Paterson Place
Criegor
Missouri River
Spain Names New Minister To United States
Spain's new representative to the United States is expected to arrive in Washington tomorrow, signaling a refreshed diplomatic presence.
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Spain
United States
Washington
Adventurous Career of Dr Cornwall Ends in Suicide
Kansas City May 29 Dr Richmond Cornwall a prominent local physician aged 33 committed suicide at his brother in law Dr J C Whittier residence by shooting himself in the head. He left a note citing despondency over finances. His career included alleged poisoning, elopement, a missing heiress case, and a trial for killing his brother which ended in acquittal. He had married a second time four years ago.
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Cornwall
Kansas City
Richmond Cornwall
J. C. Whittier
St. Louis
Maude Belle Bonsteele
Herbert Cornwall
A Soldier's Views on Annexing the Philippines
A letter from Charles Thame of Middlesport with the First South Dakota volunteers in the Philippines describes the March 25 battle before Malolos, noting 7,000 natives, heavy casualties at Marilao, and a skeptical view of U.S. annexation. The letter recounts deaths, injuries, and Native attacks on outposts, ending with a blunt critique of annexation and a hostile assessment of native threats.
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Philippines
Middlesport
Hattie Thame
Charles
South Dakota
Malolos
Marilao
United States
Deadly Iowa Wrecks Prompt Grief and Bravery
Wrecks in Iowa and New Jersey claim multiple lives and injuries as trains derail after washouts and crossing crashes. Notable scenes include a Waterloo drummer amputating his own arm to escape, a victim dying en route to Minneapolis before his wedding, and widespread emergency relief.
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