Senator Spooner and Philippine policy debated in Senate
Proposals from house leaders aim to replace war debates with a resolution. New York delegates to the National convention show 162 pledged for Devon, 120 unpledged, many from New York City. Plague cases rise in Manila. leprosy found in three months. Arrest of Charles Neely in a civil suit bond set at 50,000. Box car derailment at Oakland causes fire and water rescue. Oregon wheat harmed by frost. notable deaths and local notices follow.
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Spooner
United States
McKinley
House
Congress
A. M. Jackson
Paresors
Katenas
New York Journal
New York City
Philippines
Manila
Charlee Neely
Peetoties Department
Havant
Latombe
New York
Tie
Oaklaund
Calif
Dear Lydia Pinkham Help Letter From Rockport Reader
A Rockport Indiana reader reports four years of medicine use with little relief for back ache nervousness and irregular menstruation with cramps and bearing down pains. The letter seeks Lydia Pinkham's remedies and advice amid claims of others cured by her preparations.
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Dean Mae
Provnaam Et
Lydia BK. Pinkham
Ocrana Kory
Rockport, Ind
Letter Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Women
A reader from Rockport praises Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after reporting recovery from female ailments. The letter urges other women to seek her advice, claiming only she understands women's suffering based on vast experience.
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Lydia E. Pickham
Clana Kore
Rockport Ltd
Lave
Marching On To Pretoria The British Push Forward Rapidly
British forces advance toward Pretoria at a rapid pace as frontline actions increase. Reports describe steady progress with troops and equipment moving eastward in coordinated operations during the campaign.
Relief Mapering Blunder Delays British Relief at Mafeking
Dispatches from May 24 to May 28 report British forces crossing the Buffalo River near Rotkas Nek and at Botha's Nek with heavy fighting. Boers defend Johannesburg and South African lines as Natal operations press toward the Vaal river and the Tugela region. President Kruger calls for renewed resistance to the end.
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Buffalo River
Rotkas Nek
Lomlon
Riepenter
Vaal
Rhenostor
Pretoria
Lord Rotwrts
Vianl
Natal
Buller
Trisavaul
Tagone
Tay
Lelin
Nek
Bours
Geneaal Delarey
Johanneslang
Botha
Volkerail
Cherie Botha
Deen
Canmunder-Behief
Mount Prospect
Kruger
Cape Town
Johannesburg
Republican State Convention Nominates Full Ticket in Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls more than 1000 delegates attended the Republican state convention. Lieutenant Governor Herried, leader of the state committee, opened the session praising the large turnout and predicting Republican success. The delegates adjourned after naming a full state ticket with Charles Herried as governor and selecting presidential electors and delegates to the Philadelphia convention.
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Lions Falls
M. D
Sioux Falls
Herried
Bins Presen
South Dakota
Charles Herriod
Philadelphia
Neelys scheme aims at Cuban property purchase
A dispatch reports a plan by Neely to buy a valuable Cuban estate by forming a company. It names associates including Ladd, Caftee, Darker and Hake and notes Neely's arrest and death in connection with the plot.
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New York
Roi Havand
Charles
Cuba
Sealy
Ita Majie
Unclear OCR fragment lists church figures and market failure
Fragmentary text notes a May 24 gathering at St Peter's and a nun Rita Di Cusin with orders, plus a May 2 New York birth. It mentions failure of McCormick & Co brokers and a cotton market downturn with uncertain figures of one to three million dollars and continuing market freeze.
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St. Peter's
Dann Hagtinte de Lavcelie
Mieteanidler
Clrtetian Brothers
Ait Rita di Cusin
New York
McCormick & Co
Etogic Exchange
Teo, Crocker
California
Nanw
Ten
McCormick &U
Lowe
Cotton Courket Banane
Hue Pot
Non-union Men Remain Idle as Transit Strike Persists
May 24 report from Bi. Lonie notes non union workers staying away from cit yhoe while the Transit Company presses on. Labor unions show sympathy by supporting strikers as clashes cause casualties and numerous arrests.
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Bi. Lonie
Cit Hoe
Tragsit
Aubone Vins
Binew
Etrike
Chee Parrecine
Eleteen
Byullote
al Otherwiene
Wheat Markets Report From Chicago May 24
The Wheat Markets in Chicago show July wheat at 07 hge cul wheat and 728-80 per bushel with San Francisco and May 244 noting cash wheat. The report records price points for different wheat futures and cash pricing across locales.
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Chicago
Convention Labors Ended in Denver May Day
Delegates to the Western Federation of Miners and Western Labor Union finished their sessions in Denver on May 24, marking the close of the annual convention with consensus on labor platform aspects and union solidarity.
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Denver
Oelegatew
Western Federation of Miners
Western Labor Union
Plague Update and Judicial Resignation Report
No new cases reported and physicians see no change in the plague situation. Judge Gorda resigns from the Washington bench to become a full time attorney for the Great Northern at Spokane.
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Gorda Haw
Washington
Great Northern
Bpokane
Resignations Roil US Volunteer Officers in Philipine Campaign
A World telegram from Hong Kong reports over 300 United States volunteer officers resigning to avoid the looming Philippine campaign. Generals MacArthur and Otis feature in mixed opinions on leadership and reinforcement plans while native demonstrations and tensions in Manila surface amid strategic moves.
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Cmeers
New York
Hong Kong
United States
Mnke
Gener MacArthur
Otis
Washington
Manila
Cen
MacArthur
Manilate
Turkish envoy praised amid Washington pageantry
The Turkish envoy, in Washington, was celebrated with crescent insignia and shows of honor as accommodations in the capital sparked praise and tie to Ottoman diplomacy. meanwhile Seattle reports Judge White appoints to the surrogate court and notes Justice Gordon moves to represent the Great Northern Railway at Spokane.
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New York
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Turkey
Feaes
Neonis
Ore
Weevion
Wastengton
White
Seattle
Wo Ht, Witte
Hie City
Ripreney Couial
Chovertar Ragerk
Gordon Wher Remind
Great Northern Railway
Spokane
Pallium and Roman Clergy Describe Sacred Bishop’s Garb
The passage details the pallium worn by archbishops and bishops, its origin, symbolism, and solemn presentation by the pope. It explains the pallium’s white wool, its display on the left shoulder, and its role as a sign of papal authority and the bishop’s duty to shepherd the faithful.
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Velie
Peter
Pater
Tome
Wrehbiehop
St. Peter
Deadheads in Roman Theaters and Pompeii Ivory Skulls
Ancient lore describes theatergoers known as deadheads with miniature ivory skulls from Pompeii. These relics, now in Naples, were displayed at entry and granted free admittance in Roman theaters, reflecting a curious tradition and folk memory.
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Pompeli
Naples
Anti trust Amendment and Dredging Permits in Alaska
Washington reports on two fronts as May 24 updates note an anti trust amendment tied to dredging permits for gold in Alaska and a plan to uniform labor laws nationwide. The Industrial Commission finishes its study and urges standardization across states, with a final vote anticipated June 1.
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Washington
Ray
House
Howe
Clark
Senate
Montana
Philippines
Industrial Commission
Batasteral Commission
River Improvement Plans Stir Controversy in State Senate
May 24 Wierlington reports the senate considers appropriations for river work along the Columbia River. Totals cited include up to 200,000 dollars tied to the project, with districts Twelfth and Thirteenth light and additional allocations for eel and canal work in Alabama waters.
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Wierlington
Senate
DAL
Cohmibie
Rebel
Tietthouse
Alaekin
Spokane Freight Train Collision at Trestle
A May accident report details a freight train collision on a high trestle near Spokane. Several workers were injured and a number of people near the bridge were thrown from the structure as the wreckage halted traffic and prompted emergency responses.
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Spokane
May
Trewtle
Cheney
Visit to an old mission and burial ground
An account of revisiting the historic mission site and surrounding burial grounds. The piece reflects on memory, local history, and the impact of past events on current community identity, with references to early settlers and preservation concerns.
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Lapwal Wimdion
Fealio
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Oregon
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Methodist Episcopal
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la Grande
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Mortland
Camtotie
Puget Sound
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Costaco of the Republic
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Maska
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Tuconwm
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Alaska
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Silk Finan Porn
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Wel Hee Nny Huey Brouwyls
Inguams
Simi
Witte
Alexander & Hexter
Boston
Pendleton’s Big Store
Pilsner Beer
Nchultz Brewing Co
Hound House
Sheek & Cole
Fetdleton
Ukiah
Lineales & Carney
Prop's
Ges
Taliman @ Co
Hotel
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Geo. Darveau
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Mrs. Pickiew
Telia
Neeley
Isle of
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Rome
de Lavelle
Bankers and Brokers Fair
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Philip
Columbia
Prussa
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Primi
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