Noted figures in brief international and national items
The gold statue of Maud Adams will not accompany the Paris expedition as a personal exhibit. O L Meanon a printer and Civil War veteran died by poison at Lincoln Nebraska. Rumors of Mrs Dewey leaving the Catholic Church for Episcopalianism lack verification. McKinley ratified The Hague conventions for universal arbitration and restraint of warlike armaments. New England Trotting Breeders Association eyes an air show and a £20000 stallion race at Readville. Bishop Tractwell, American Methodist Bishop of Africa, arrived in London after a sailing the west and east Africa. Ex president Cleveland spoke at Princeton on The Independence of the Executive.
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Maud Adams
Paris
O. L. Meanon
W. J.bryan
Third
Nebraska Regiment
Spain
Lincoln
Nob
Washington
Fagland Trotting Browleve’ Association
Readville
Boston
Trartwll
Africa
London
South
East Africa
Rover Cheveland
Princeton
N. J
Boer Attack on Brabant's Forces Re Sumed at Wepener
London dispatch reports Boer forces under Kruger pressing Brabant's troops near Wepener with dawn attacks. Brabant's 2000 men, support growing, defend rough terrain while a wider raid develops toward Springfontein and Kroon Spruit.
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Brabant
Wepener
London
Springfontein
Smithtiol
Free State
Loral
Roberts
Bowe
Higgareberg
Bland Lunger
Weeeel'a Neck
War Office
Cape Town
New Orleans
Boetes Ayres
Porte
Clack Montana Senator Faces Vacate Request
A report notes Montana Senator Clark will be formally asked to resign. The action centers on allegations of misconduct and demands his vacating the seat, signaling political fallout and party responses.
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Montana
Senate committee report questions Clark seating in Montana case
The investigating committee favored a Warrant verdict against Clark, citing campaign funds dealings and payments to representatives as weighty factors. The panel recommended against expulsion and predicted a formal report soon as Watson Clark faced allied opposition. Ex- Sta ter Faulkner counseled Clark amid consultations.
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Warner
McLaughlin
Clark
Staater Faulkner
Wieommander
Ane
Coast Cannery Labor Troubles and Regional Notes
Cannerymen along the coast face difficulty securing Chinese laborers. President Lytle of the Lytle and Goldendale railroad says Columbia Southern grading will finish mid month. Ellen G. Connor, 40, widow of Captain William Hy. Conner, died in Portland from brain inflammation. O R and N reports 43 grain and forage varieties for Eastern Oregon ranges. Governor Rogers of Washington to be the fashoniste candidate. his admin viewed as stronger than four years ago. A child near Walla Walla, Pillsman daughter of Mr. and Mrs., burned by stove flame, died Monday. Uncle Johnny Cowan, who discovered Last Chance, died in Ackworth, Ga. Kate Tones, a divorcée, attempted suicide in Salem by jumping into the Willamette. rescued by Officer Skipton after quarrel over marriage. A. J. Martin, who shot Ed Armstrong near Medford, is tried. jury finds damages with a dangerous weapon and recommends a fine. sentencing set for Thursday.
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Lytle
Lytle and Goldendale Railroad
Columbia
Mere
Ellen G. Connor
Portland
William Hy. Conner
O. R. & N. Industrial Department
United States
Oregon
Rogers
Washington
Nowle C. Tillman
Do CL Pillsman
Walla Walla
Helena
Montana
Johnny’’ Cowan
Ackworth
Kate Tones
Salem
Willamette
Skipton
A. J. Martin
Ed Armstrong
Medfoal
Jackson County
Damaolt
Harndin
Pro-Bolk Mebyting Draws Philadelphia Crowd
A large Philadelphia Academy of Music rally gathered thousands of schoolchildren and residents in support of a foreign nation. Speakers including Welster Davie and W. Iowrke Cochran urged aid for President Kruger, with a boy named Braith leading a sympathy petition to Pretoria.
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Philadelphia
Oine
Hother Siober
Academy of Music
Norle
Kruger
Gonernon
Welster Davie
W. Iowrke Cochran
Junior F. Braith
Momenger
Hanbraethone
Pretoria
Keuger
Tueay
Wid
Routhampton
Havre
France
General Funston tied to two Filipino killings inquiry
An army circle topic concerns Brigadier General Frederick Funston and a possible court martial over the execution of two Filipinos. The case stemmed from an incident near Ban Talro involving Macabebe scouts who allegedly crossed the country and were killed while en route to inform General Funston.
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Kansas
Manila
Army Cireles
Frederick Tosnun
Piuetial
Ban Taldro
Generel Funston
Dewey Withdraws as Presidential Candidate
A Washington dispatch reports that AdMminal Dewey has decided to withdraw from the presidential race. Within a few days he is expected to formally announce his withdrawal amid Democratic and Republican opposition and press commentary.
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New York
Washington
Dewey
John R. McLean
Lowne
Boedhoire
McKinley
Conditions In Vicinity Of Austin Improve
April reports from Auetio confirm improved conditions as river water volumes impact nearby areas. In Gonzales Texas April 10 observers note the drought and flooding effects on cattle, property, and local livelihoods, with some losses reported and lives threatened by rising waters.
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Austin
Bester
Wierten
Gonzales
Tex
McMinnville Convention Appoints Temporary Leaders
In McMinnville on April 10 a convention was called to order by chair J A Macrony. Temporary chair Dineltwetal Lane presided as officers were appointed and committees formed before adjourning to the athletic field. Delegates include J L Dawid of Yaurhill county and George A Steele of Clackamas county for the upcoming conocation ballot.
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McMinnville
Tlendrinks
J. A. Macrony
Eeeretney
Atlewick
Risks Mount on Interior Trail to Daweson
Reported from Vancouver and nearby points indicate an extremely difficult climbing and river breaking situation on the Yoko river route from Bennett to Daweon. The perilous stretch forces many travelers to await rescue by the steamer at Daweson.
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Vancouver
Bb. C
Skapway
Tate
Interior
Alm
Bennett
Daweon
Yoko River
Iik
Poole
Mawes
Dawe
War Coverage and Obituary Notices From April Reports
Los Angeles reports on anti German propaganda and wartime events with an exhausted speaker and fatigued soldiers. New York notes the death of Rev. Willian V. duckin of Mositelain after pneumonia, born in Philadelphia, and a tie to Stonewall Jackson through a sibling.
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Los Angeles
William J. Bryal
Santa Ade Monway
San Viloge
Bwitt
New York
Willian V. Duckin
Mositelain
M. J
Tle
Philadelphia
Stonewall Jackson
Ono
Mabeth. Cox
Portland, Or
Towne Candidate Seeks Vice Presidency Amid Local Turmoil
In Minneapolis and Washington reports, Charlee A. Towne of Imluth emerges as a candidate for statewide office, while unrelated dispatches describe a fatal incident near Corguna and a mayoral department update on spring wheat conditions.
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Towne
Minneapolis
Minn
Saga
Porn Congresanan
Charlee A. Towne
Imluth
Texas Flood Situation Update in 1910 Style
Reports describe road conditions near Texwe with limited improvement. Outlook notes persistent flooding in Indian Territory and line of communication remains strained as of April 10.
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Texas
Dallae
Toman
Texwe
Mma
Karl's Clover Toot Too Promotes Digestive Health
Ad claims a beauty complexion result from a remedy that improves digestion through liver and bowel function. It asserts direct action on bowels liver and kidneys to keep the system perfect. Price is 22 cents and 60 cents per unit.
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Pune
Tullian & Co
Dirngy
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