Mississippi May notes on law, health and education
Abstract of Attorney-General Metlure May entries covers Acts of God liability for bridges, health officer pay limits, lunatic asylum admissions without certificates, county education registrar duties, jail care, temporary dentistry licenses, and county road and tax provisions. Includes university commencement blurbs and state Capitol plans.
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Board of Supervisors
Secretary of State Board of Health
Lanatic Asylum
Boards of Supervisors
Floating Variety Theater Proposed for Summer Coast Tour
News item notes an English idea for a summer season afloat a theater towed between watering places along the coast. It mentions a Vienna singer Frag Grebert alive at 41 who sang in Beethoven's choral symphony and a Paris marriage of Mile Leonie Weber La to M Joseph Drexler. The piece also quotes a gag about salary splits from The Smart Set.
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Paris
Fig“Mile
Leonie Weber
Lion Tamer
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Turbulent Boer Talks Open Negotiations Amid Turmoil
Reports from Lewrenan Maries describe negotiations to ease tension with Boer agents as British forces face heavy resistance near Norwich. Militants claim a potential breakthrough. meanwhile, explosions claim lives at a mine near Treherbet and legal actions unfold in California and Kentucky societies.
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Seruring
Nowritge- Wael
Cote
Atelier
Willams
Mieerspells
M. Stevens
Welwerens
Leeur Mae Marquet
Colom
Kineeton
Damaka
Census Summary From The Tribune On Population Gains
The Tribune prints a commentary compiled from diverse sources on U S population trends. It lists approximate populations for several large cities and highlights five leading states with notable gains, including New York and Pennsylvania, based on early census data.
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the Tribune
United States
Beth Gea
Lee
Lota
Denver
Pete Rochester
New York
Pennsylvania
Difficult meeting signals push for arrest of suspect
In Frankfort Kentucky and neighboring states officials discuss requisitions for the arrest of W. S. Terror Pace beer mate oot amid national talk. Reports claim authorities expect the move after Pace arrives in Philadelphia and amid letters urging compliance from state residents.
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Promeretion
Virginie
Pennsylvania
W. S
Pace Beer
Phileleipiia
Navy Department Circular Seeks Armor Supply Details
Navy Department circular calls for participants to supply armor, with delivery timelines in August. It specifies 22 tons of class A armor, high quality, and about 1 ton of class Boarmer, plus 1,100 tons of lowest grade armor. It notes no delivery deadline set by the director, but workers expect early delivery bonuses.
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Dashington
Jane
Cirenlar
Navy
Auditorium Fire Destroys Ball Venue and Contents
A blaze yesterday destroyed a Dew Meines auditorium during a convention ball. The Commercial Exchange and T. W. Chase loft the property with seats, scenery, and effects burned totaling about $270 with $270 insurance. The cause is believed suspicious though unconfirmed.
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Dee Metnes
Jaume
Tasimewredl
Commercial Exchange
T. W PL Chase
Vans Lesille
Large Union grain elevator burns near Kansas City
A major grain elevator at the West River bottoms near Union depot in Kansas City burned yesterday afternoon, causing over one hundred thousand dollars in damage. The 100 wheat inside was destroyed, owner J. K Lividson says the loss is insured. Adjacent Theo A. Herockettement Co warehouse suffered about 15000 in damage, and several freight cars were burned.
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Union Crain
West River
Union Depot
J. Kk. Lividson
Theo A. Herockettement Co
Washington War News Delivers Mixed Tidings From East
Reports from June 1 describe tangled dispatches on the Pekin to Taku line and Allied efforts. The War Department notes intercepted lines linking Pekin to the Russian approach while Navy messages seek relief and potential troop reinforcement to the Chinese theater amid Boxer unrest.
Rumors on Pekin Violence Unconfirmed by Officials
Weehington June 17 officials have not confirmed reports of destruction of embassies and legations in Pekin. Private channels offered faster news as government lines remained closed. Baron Von Kettler, German minister to China and son in law of Henry B. Ledyard, is said to be killed in the Boxer riots. The baron wed Miss Ledyard in 1891, and Detroit based Ledyard family received only now the alleged update.
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State Board of Health
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Henry Wiebking
Cowling
Ill
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State Department
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Ledyard
Detroit
Fierman
Merv
Troun
Weehington
Mich
Baron von Kettler
Pearn
Henry BB. Ledyard
Michigan Cetral’ Railroad Co
Mise Ledyard
Delaware Congressman Hoffecker Dies in Smyrna
Dover June 17 Congressman John Henry Hoffecker Delaware's sole representative in the lower house collapsed and died at Smyrna in Kent County.
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Dover
Del
John Henry Hoffecker
Delaware
Smyrna
Kent County
Unclear text on Taft era commission and Manila governance
Fragmentary report describes Taft era commission members debating structure and powers ahead of lowe 88 September as they discuss replacing army officers and reorganizing civil government. It notes reactions of Manila residents to democratic commission leadership and public sentiment.
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Taft
Tie
Ell Commission
Manila
Cartier
Ly Elles Pyartoe
American forces face setbacks in Cavite and surrounding areas
Reports from Manila describe American troops engaging rebels near Cavite and Mequintel, with several killed or captured and rifles plus ammunition seized. Malaria remains prevalent in Cavite and nearby provinces as forces concentrate along the coast. The convoy has sailed with marines under sealed orders, while other ships move toward Moong Koog and The Vatw.
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Thong Keng
Setel Melanteers Dismissed Amid Leompict Confusion
Reports state Natal volunteers were sent home after protests in a distant camp as London military circles hint at a complete division withdrawal. Troops from Todtia likely to depart. officials offer limited updates from headquarters.
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Londen
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Africa
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London
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Sileme
Important Victory Fought Ten Miles From Panama
News aboard the Royal Mail steamer Dem from Colon reports an important battle Friday ten miles from Panama. Insurgent forces claimed victory with several government troops killed, suggesting rebels may control Panama. Rebels entrenched at San Joaquin near Santa Marta. government troops sent from Baranguilla to Santa Marta. Paris June 17. Abbe Mareux notes a large sunspot visible for seven days, predicting further spots in July August September with very hot weather. Lima June 18. Peruvian rubber land concessions discuss uniform measurement and delimitation. Calls grow for a U S minister with high political status. possible candidates Candamo Pierola or Vice-President Billineberst.
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Forero
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