English Budget Upheld Amid Global Tensions In 19th Century News
Commons support English ministry budgets as Chicago syndicate scouts London for control of underground lines. Britain plans conscription revival while Wisconsin visitors head to San Francisco for a naval gift ceremony. Revolt in Guerron Mexico holds gold assets. Von Waldersee presses for China peace. Flood devastates Elisabethton Tennessee. rail commission set for San Francisco convention and coast rate appeals continue. Governor Brady of Alaska possibly resigns as collectors near term expiry. Cadets expelled from West Point listed with names. several additional cadets reassigned or warned.
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Chicago
London
Lord Raglan
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Guerron
Mexico
St. Petersborg
von Waldersee
China
Elisabethton
Tenn
Middle West
Pacific Coast
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Navy Department
Plana
Count von Walderses
Pekin
Brady
Alaska
J. W. Ivey
J. . Morgan
Loabet
Paris
Panama Canal
Frenchcourt
West Port
Henry L. Bolby
Nebraska
Jobin A. Cleveland
Alabama
Trangett F. Teller
New York
Rayond A
Plawe
Thomas N. Chaperling
Ohio
Harry Hawley
Clmee
Taxes and notices from Oregon counties and towns
Jackson county paid 1050.55 on a tax bounty account while Multnomah county faces a 40 million assessed value this year, up from 29 million. A Salem depot rhododendron scene contrasts with a Vancouver farmer facing financial strain and a law exam date set for June. Estate notes include a Jay Creek wool venture and a Oregon City grocery fire with minor injuries.
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Jackson County
Multnomah County
Herman Heltehaver
Vancouver
Southern Pacific
Salem
Nase
Lewp
Astoria
Baldwin Sheep & Land Company
Jay Creek
Shaniko
Muir
Oregon City
Toustay
A. Jd. Bace
Swallowing Reward Trick Set For Health Longevity
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a trick set described as beneficial for health, ox longevity, and curious behavior around swallowing masticated food. No clear persons, organizations, or places are readable in the text.
Presbyterians Split Over Creed Revision Debate in Assembly
In Philadelphia the Presbyterian general assembly opened a long contested revision debate. Dr Dickey blasted conservatives as meddlers while Dr McKibblen urged against the majority report. A motion to indefinitely postpone revision drew loud applause as the session began. In Des Moines the United Presbyterian Church elected Rev. J A Tiompaco moderator at the morning session.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian General
Revision Committee
Assembly
Dickey
Des Moines
Iowa
General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church of North America
J A. Tiompaco
Tarkio, Mo
Two Lynchings Reported Near Pheba Mississippi
Memphis dispatch reports two lynchings near Pheba Mississippi last night. Milton Calvert, a Black man, was hanged after purportedly assaulting a white girl, Jobin Williamson, also Black, was shot to death after being taken from a house amid warnings about living with a white woman.
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Memphis
Tenn
Pheba
Mise
Milton Calvert
Jobin Williamson
Two Heroes Buried in Arlington For Boxer War Deaths
The remains of Captain Hugh Reilly of the Fifth Artillery and Captain Austin Davis of the Marine Corps were buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Reilly was killed during the assault on Pekin walls, while Davis fell in the fighting around Tien Tain.
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Washington
Arlington
Hugh Reilly
Fifth Artillery
Pekin
Austin Davis
Marine Corps
Tien Tain
Fifteen Hundred Resume Work Amid Nine-Hour Pact Evasion
Fifteen hundred machinists reported resumed work at the association headquarters in Washington. The workers abandoned the nine hour agreement after their employers reportedly eluded the terms, signaling renewed labor activity.
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Washington
Machinist’ Association
Cadets Dismissed at West Point Receive No Reinstatement
Word Point cadets dismissed for subordination or misconduct are told no reinstatement will be granted. The statement, issued in Washington, emphasizes that Secretary Root will not reverse the decision.
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Washington
Wort Point
Intaase
Root
Governor Tanner Dead in Leland Hotel Collapse
Ka-Giov Hanner, governor of Uinois for several terms, collapsed and died this afternoon in the Leland Hotel in Springfield. The incident occurred as the inauguration of the current government figure Richard Yates was underway.
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Leland Hotel
Springfield
Ula
Ka-Giov
Hanner
Uinois
Lavoumbent
Richard Yates
Shamrock Race Postponement After Accident In Yachting Circles
London reports relief among yachting circles as international races may be postponed by two weeks due to yesterday's accident. Glasgow notes Shamrock the second suffered mouldings and extra rigging fire, likely delaying repairs for the new challenger. Salem dispatch cites Gilbert Brothers coalition assets totaling 164140 and 101853 in abilities.
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London
Glasgow
Shamrock
King Edward not harmed by Shamrock voyage report
London confirms King Edward is not suffering from the Shamrock voyage incident. In San Francisco Christian Scientists claim credit for Mrs McKinley’s recovery. Hailey court term ends with a guilty verdict in a single criminal case and civil matter adjourned.
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San Francisco
Mra. McKinley
G, Hailey
John Beckwith
J Kakie
Ellie
Qantas
New York and Chicago Grain and Stock Notes May 23
Market activity subdued with wheat mixed as early gains faded. Liverpool and New York closing lower, U.S. stocks mixed with Northern Pacific steadier at 205, and sugar and coffee prices noted. wheat in Chicago listed around 75 to 73.
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L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Wold
Northern Pacific
Chicago
President McKinley Reviews Troops in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 25, President McKinley reviewed thousands of troops at the Presidio, visited a hospital, and delivered a speech. The day’s schedule included luncheons and receptions with the Union League club, the Ohio Society, Mexican War veterans, California Pioneers, Native Sons and Native Daughters, and the Grand Army of the Republic. Mrs McKinley was slated to drive tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Presidio
Lancheon
Union League Club
Ohio Society
Palace Hotel
Grand Army of the Republic
Clergyman Seeks Stone for New Walla Walla Church
Rev. Andrews Bard traveled to Pendleton to secure suitable stone for the St. Pauls parish church on Catherine street. He reported finding quality stone from nearby quarries at a nominal price and plans to return to Walla Walla to discuss the matter with the church board.
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Walla Walla
Andrews Bard
Pendleton
St. Paul's Parish
Catherine Street
Bard
Gee
Hard
Imprisoned Man Sentenced After Camp Intrusion At Liberty
Athena reports a man drunkenly entered a camp near town taking a bottle and disrupting cooking. Justice Smith sentenced him to six and a quarter days of hard labor, now working on the Main Street grade. Smallpox scare wanes with only one new case, children of Postmaster Githens recovering.
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Athena
Liberty
Thal McDonald
An anarchist in Rome kills king and then himself
Rome May 23 Angeola Brere slaver of King Humbert strangled in Santo Stefano prison. Reports from his jailer say isolation drove him to madness. a fellow inmate Le Jitlaotier died in his cell. Brere, once linked to the Rome king’s assassination, left letters of remorse and notes to officials. In Patterson New Jersey, May 2 news reports a death by suicide in an anarchist colony.
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Rome
Angeola Brere
Humbert
Santo Stefano
Hrosei
Brose
Patterson, New Jerney
Aveacein
le Jitlaotier
Arenei
Nnlense
Euarde
Breeci
Bemuert
Brewer
Foros
Bin
Italy
King Victor
Patterson
Paterson
N.d
Hreed
Banda
Eastern Oregon Presbyter y presbytery conducts spring meeting
Reverend W H Holt notes Eastern Oregon churches in a report as Rev H C Thomson resigns from Union church to move to Albuquerque in July for national work under the home missions board. The spring meeting approved several pastorates and installations including Bleakney Van Nuys Adams Divan Harper Bilder and Hallie. Eugene Hallie to be employed as extra Sunday school missionary in Eastern Oregon during his vacation. The presbytery receives 7100 for the year and many churches push toward self support though none fully achieves it.
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HH. Bleakney
Elgin
Hammerville
W. L. van Nuys
la Trande
Kew
A. J. Adama
Miltony
H. J. Divan
Pendleton
H. F. Harper
Prineville
How
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Passeneuer Hates to Buffalo Final Ticket Details
The O I WN Company announces round trip tickets from Spokane Pendleton Lewiston and intermediate points to Buffalo Pan American exposition for 76 from Portland Puget Sound and common. Tickets are sold June to October with 40 day return limit stopovers allowed on return. Routes from Chicago East to Chicago and detours via various rail lines are described with exceptions for certain connections and steamship options.
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Buffalo Pan-American Exposition
Spokane
Pendleton
Lewinton
Portland
Puget Sound
St. Paul
Chicago
Jcago
Wabarh Railway
Detroit
Buffalo
Detroit-Cleveland Navigation Co
Cleveland & C Transit Co
Rygy
Cleveland
Fala
A & Buffalo It Co
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