Queen Wilhelmina and Emperor William visit Potsdam
Queen Wilhelmina and her husband plan a visit to Emperor William of Germany at Potsdam from May 30 to June 1, invited by the Emperor. The article notes other world items, including court decisions and local tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina
William
Germany
Pottsdam
Glasgow
Supreme Court of the
United States
Fuller
John Riley Tanner
Illipois
Leland Hotel
Springfield
Ared
Military Academy
West Point
New York & Bermudez Asphalt Co
J. L. Barnes
Katie Daugherty
Peoria
III
Hall of Fame
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Croft
Lesh
Granton
England
Atlantic
McPherson County
Kas
M. A. Hasna
Memorial Post
G. A. BR
Cleveland
Thoura
Pekin
China
Reburial at Arlington under Confederate reunion plans
A proposed resolution at the Memphis reunion could censor Arlington and affect Confederate remains. An appropriation of 2500 dollars funds removal of 264 Confederate dead from Arlington Soldiers’ Home and other sites. Proponents include Mrs Behan of New Orleans and Mrs Randolph of Richmond with backing from Confederate Monumental Association leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Arlington
National Cemetery
Soldiers’ Home Cemetery
Arlington Cemetery
New Orleans
Mra
Behan
Randolph
Richmond
Confederate Monumental Association of the South
Samuel FE. Lewis
Charles Broadway Rouss
John B. Gorton
Stephen D. Lee
Herbert Gen. White
West Virginia
Col Keenan
North Carolina
John C. Underwood
Kentucky
Oil Men Mobbed in Calcasieu Protectors Threaten Surveyors
Vinton reports a mob organizing as the Calcasieu Homesteaders' Protective Association to drive away surveyors in West Calcasieu Louisiana. They vow violence if any man shoots and accuse Forward of ties to Gaffney & Gales while threatening to halt all surveying work for data collection.
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Wistox
Vinton
Calcasieu
Forward
Col
Lier
Gaffney & Gales
Tke Charles
Beaumost
Reimans
West Calcasies
Yazoo City
Herrah
Bety
Cumberland Presbyteriams
Sion
West Point
Kentucky
Israel
Vicksburg
Aftersarni
South
Thomas Baisley Markham
Memphis
Oklahoma Lynch Mob Hangs Bill Campbell at Poms Creek
A mob of about 40 broke into the Osage County jail at Poms Creek Oklahoma and hanged Bill Campbell a Black man accused of killing Deputy Sheriff George Smith. En route to the execution site Campbell allegedly sang Nearer My God to Thee. The deputy sheriff was shot in the right temple and died at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Campbell
Poms Creek
Oklahoma
Campbell
Sherif George Smith
Peero
Bill Fisher
Sherif Smith
Dallas Fort Worth Gulf Railway sale signals expansion plans
Dallas reports that the Dallas Fort Worth and Gulf Railway holdings were sold to W C Connor. The buyer says the company will extend into a first class terminal with facilities for all roads entering the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas, Tex
Dallas, Fort Worth & Gulf Railway Company
Fort Worth
Dent W. C. Connor
Dallas, Fort Worth & Gulf
Sentry Clash at Pekin Legation Gates Sparks Tension
The US legation guard faces trouble as German officers and soldiers resist American control at a gate near the Forbidden City. A German officer drew a sword, a sentry fired, wounding a German, and the American guard was placed under arrest. Maj. Robertson opens civilian investigation while Count von Waldersee speaks with officials. Evacuation plans for Pekin loom as commissioners meet.
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Berlin
Count von Waldersee
China
Posen
Wroming
Pullman Sleeping Car Co
Merchants and Clubs of
Havans
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Cape Town
Plains of Abraham
Dominion
Nem
Quebec
Universal
Senghenydd
Rhondda Valley
Wales
Paris
Bindon
Trans ‘Eal
Viljoes
Soan
Americas
Peers
United States
Legation Guard
Legation
Maj. Robertson
Forbidden City
Pekin
Riot Rumors Prompt Call for Military Guard at Foshee
Rumors of a brewing disturbance at Foshee trigger the governor’s office to order readiness of a Louisiana military company. Telegrams directed Brewton and Evergreen troops to respond if needed as the Alger-Sullivan Lumber Company and local figures face escalating tensions.
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Ner Samford
Foshee
Exambia Coustr
Alger-Sullivan Lamber Company
Feshee
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Adjetant
Brewton
Evergreen
Sherif Baler
Trecble
Alger Sullivan Lumber Company
Gen Era Alger
Michigan
J. J. Sullivan
Peesacola
Wheeler’s Standing Shifts in Alabama Political Scene
Washington observers note Gen Joseph Wheeler faces cooler reception at a Memphis Confederate reunion and waning star power will hinder a Senate bid to succeed Senator Pettus whose term ends March 3 1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Joseph Wheeler
Washington
Wheeler
Gen. Wheeler
Memphis
Jude Richason
Senate
Pettus
State Capitol in Corn at Pan-American Exposition
Alabama's exhibit at the Pan-American Exposition's agricultural building features a corn replica of the State capitol and a broad display of preserved fruits rye and barley. The display draws strong attention as visitors view the elaborate setup and related agricultural items.
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Alabama
BrrraLo
State Capitol
Mississippi Publishers Debate Four vs Three Week Publication Rule
In Brame and Anders Digest Mississippi law on citation notices is reviewed. Four consecutive weeks are recommended under Sec. 1012, Code 1871, with four weekly publications and four weeks between first publication and appearance date. Cites Cote 1592 and other cases to guide whether three weeks may suffice. Also notes community events, college graduations, and local reunions.
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Brame & Alexanders Digest
Mississippi
Mississippi Press Association
Pass Christias
Gulf & Ship Island
Echo
Bern
Jaige F. A Critz
Wellbers
Commautiesticas Fren
H Hardy
Senter
Kile
Hobt
Carlisle
Weat Peter
Greenwood
oSeers
J. D. McKie
J. T. Seeter
RB. May
J. MelGuire
P. K. Mayers
J. E Nerwood
J. L. Power
J. H. Duke
National Press
Buffalo
Jamson
Cocally
Power
J. G. McGuire
A. J. McCallum
McGhire
Supreme Court rules uniform duties apply to all US ports
A Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court decision holds that the requirement all duties and excises be uniform applies to all ports nationwide, not just states. The majority insists the framers could not foresee territorial possessions and that uniformity is required across the United States for imports and exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
States United
Alsboms Case Reflects Racial Tensions in Calhoun County
The article discusses a constitutional dispute involving John E. Kaos of Calhoun County and the fate of desegregation. Speakers urge noninterference by outside states, stressing self reliance and gradual social change while warning against federal pressure to enforce unity.
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John E. Kaos
Calhoun County
Previcest
Bien
Neos
Contras
Dowie Arrest Reported as Criminally Responsible
The Chicago Dowieite case reports John A Dowie arrested following a jury verdict of criminal responsibility for Mrs Emma Lory Jedd death. W Worthington Jedd and others faced bail while related hospital and nurse disclosures trigger state health scrutiny. An explosion at Senghenydd colliery in Wales and a Kansas priest death also appear in this condensed dispatch.
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Chicaree
John Alexander Dowie
Emma Lory
W. Worthington Jedd
Dowie
Hesiaad
Oumier
Criminal Court
Jaige Taller
Heortha Pratnd
Mary Eo Speicher
Mre
Jodls
Ieter
Corwmer
Dewn
Mort Locige Christinen
Ueoowjescharch
Christensen
State Board of Health
London
Universal
Senghenydd
Ehondds
Wales
Lves
Universal Coleny
Mixed World News and Local Controversies Highlighted
The article recounts a complex saga involving a prominent family, a failed military service, and a notable medical controversy tied to Louisville’s early Hospital College founders. It notes a Confederate era figure, a South Africa visit, and a central university medical lecture dispute over cigarette smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Daadiey S. Bryaniix
Louisville (Ky
Colierce
Brison
Dr. Reynolds
Fragmented OCR summary of 19th century local notes and events
Fragmentary text reports a state constitution vote tally with narrow support and opposition counts, plus scattered items about residents, preachers, a stock company formation, alleged dynamite threats, and a sensationalized crime mention involving Carrie Nation related figures. Several names and places appear with uncertain spellings.
Deaths and Disputes Cloud Early Virginia Affairs
Fragmented OCR notes report family objections to a match involving William Henderson and Martha Jaques in Lawrence County. Mentions a tobacco dealer, a man jailed for courting a sweetheart, and Henry Perkisghers noted as a Mississippi resident and local businessman. References to a Democratic state convention in Virginia and racial remarks appear amid garbled lines.
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William Henderson
Martha Jaques
Lawrence County
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West Calcasien
Branmoor
Cettee Bell
James Foeld
Page
Austix
Tex
J. N. Page
Georgetown
Austin
Spindletop Heights
James Hogg
Mantha Wasnrxctos
Charles B. Greenleaf
Manila
Sternberg
Joe Wheeler
Vatranaiso
Chile
Errazuriz
Gailac
R. Plake
Miss Hoffa
Grenada
Lake
Paradise
Southland
So Annis Tels Syme
P. Levin Lake
Oxford
Geer Commisseuri
Millsaps College
Supreme Court
Law School
Millsaps
Whitfield
E. Mares
W. KR. Harper
Mann
Tupelo
South Africa
Wiley Frazer
Frank Kincannon, Jr
Mr. Dunlap
Kroonstadt
Prince of Wales’ Light Horse
Lauderdale County
Board of Supervisors
Jackson
Boards of Supervisors
Congressman McLain
John Henderson Hine
McLain
Gloster
Congress
Spight
Hipler
Mia
Spicht
Columbes
Temple
Peres Mer
Columbus
Fritvy
Chesses
First Presbterian
Pipereas
Mr. Dourcia
Mary Lyle
Natchez
Loog Beach
United States Supreme Court
Beatley
Kees
John A. Dowie
Eether Jereser
Salima
Has
Ker. P. Maurer
Kansas
Salina
Wilson
Pittsburgh
Belgium
France
Cali-Gram
Wee
The
Vanlyte
Ersee
Capt
Genere
Gars
Kirbeeed
Vandyte
Tee
Beter
Dierember
Syeafrem
Rebert
Samna
Me Goppeses
Lerettes
Emtesti
Alateca
Apc
Prinee
Lemeekie Tekiac Preratices
Caneen
Lewes
Ergasite
Jannce Mays
Dix
Lazcaster
Beste County
Tahewe
Nestscon
Carrie Vallos
Steaeed
William Campbell
Carrie Nation
Fraskfort
Elgsty-Ome
Siitr
Westher
Sezar Groems
Louisiars
Gitmestom Va
Jobn Ferry
Henry Perkisgbers
Henry Perkieshorn
Natches, Miss
Virginia
Percepe
Peter Peetell
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