Uncertain global notes sharpen and falter in wartime era
In Cincinnati 17 of 70 machinists win strikes demands while St Petersburg Novoe Vremya appears weekly. Taft commission reports from Manila as Washington awaits. Pan American congress may include Chile Peru Bolivia in Mexico City. Wales colliery death toll 32 rescued miners 140 trapped. Mrs McKinley health aided by desert rain during presidential party travels. Wisconsin battleship Wisconsin to Puget Sound for drydocking at Bremerton. Civil Service Examiners go to Honolulu for Clapalliod service tests. Milwaukee trades council pushes onion amalgamation. Philadelphia 67 of 16 machinist firms grant strikers nine hour day for 2800 of 7000 workers. J Luther Pierson linked to Kensico switch case resampled. Dowie followers in NY celebrate. South Carolina senatorial replacements fight publicly. Widow Burns seeks 20000 for Maine death. attorney general moves to dismiss. France dissatisfied with US relations over old Tonie treaties. A corporal in second cavalry wins restoration to ranks after colonel attempted redaction without troop command approval.
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Incomplete Oregon News Items Chronicle Various Local Updates
Three men held for forgery sawed out from the Salem jail. North Yakima's state guard company gains a new armory to open May 31. Walla Walla to get a Ninth and Cherry street school building cont 35 000. Ira Jellison murder at the North Pole mine remains a mystery. Oregon City Protestant Episcopal church observes a 50 year semi centennial. Baker City collects a mineral exhibit for the International mining congress in July. Oregon exhibit lauded by Buffalo Times. Portland workers at 135 larmene makers and saddlers return to work as strike ends. Rate between Seattle and Kaneway now on. J KE Reynolds and D W Ruleton ship 900 cattle and 200 horses from the East. Portland banks deposits and discounts listed with figures. Alex McKenzie sent to a sanitarian in San Francisco after being previously removed by the president. Contempt of court case tied to a mine receiver. Stagedriver Ware seeks $3000 damages from Clackamas county due to a runaway caused by defective roads. Highways washed out by high waters between Oregon City and Soda Springs.
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State Guard
Walla Walla
Ninth
Cherry Streets
Ira Jellison
North Pole
Oregon City
Oregon
Pacific
Portland
Seattle
Oaneway
J. Ke, Reynolds
D. W. Ruleton
Portland National Banks
Lowne
Alex McKenzie
San Francisco
Clackatme County
Ghosts of Lung Disease and Dr Pierce's Discovery
A testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery curing coughs bronchial affections and lung weak cases once deemed hopeless. It urges trial despite superstition and notes free medical adviser offer with subscription details and address.
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Controversy Over Insular Ruling and Tax Figures
Washington reports reflect contrary readings of the insular cases. Congressman Ghoevenor argues the Paris treaty makes islands US possessions for all purposes, with Congress retaining tariff powers. The War Department cites Porto Rico and Philippines tax receipts since ratification and notes unresolved refunds and a shortened Supreme Court session.
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Supreme Court
Charles H. Ghoevenor
Ohio
Insular
United States
Congress
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Porto Rico
Philippines
Spain
Etil
Nea
Diamond Ringe Philippine
Editorial on Supreme Court decline in prestige
An Evening Post editorial laments the U S Supreme Court lacking the old brilliance of Marelalle or Millers and failing to articulate great principles clearly The piece accuses the court of preferring guarded opinions and avoiding contradictions in its rulings May 28 New York
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Mewlar
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United States Supreme Court
Marelalle
President McKinley Tours Omaha Briefly
The McKinley party arrived in Omaha on May 26 for a twenty minute stop. Mrs. McKinley was reported steadily improving as the president stepped from his car to greet the crowd on the platform and receive many flowers.
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Omaha
McKinle
McKinley
Builders strike ends in New York arbitration decision
New Yorkers report the brick layers strike and lockout that halted building activity for ten days ended as a joint arbitration board agreed to arbitrate the dispute later. The settlement signals a return to work and a pathway to resume construction projects.
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New York
Money Crisis in Turkey Delays Zionist Colonization Effort
Constantinople May 2. Dr IMter vol leader of the Hebrew Giannnt movement seeks sultan approval for a four year Palestine colonization plan. The sultan declines to negotiate now, while Turkey's financial crisis raises hopes for Zionist progress. Berlis May 28. A corpse with chains pulled from the Danube. police suspect Romagnoli, an anarchist, sent to kill the Emperor William, with poison found in his pocket.
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Dr. Imtervol
Giannnt
Turkey
Berlis
Buda Peath
Saya
Danube
Romagnoli
America
William
London Whitechapel murder evokes Ripper fears
A woman was found dead in a Whitechapel bedroom, horror and consternation spread as readers fear a new Jack the Ripper style killer. Reports from London discuss unsettled politics as allied leaders negotiate nominations after Count Waldemar’s departure.
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London Whitechapel
London
Whitechapel
Jack the Ripper
New York Wheat Market Mixed. Prices Edge Higher
The New York market report shows a firmer tone in wheat with prices up about a half cent. Liverpool closed for holiday, New York and Chicago opened 1 8 higher and rose to 7 1 8 on the day with gains across several listed commodities and stocks.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Chicago
Nordstrom Must Hang in Washington Appeal Ends
Washington Supreme Court upholds the sentence for Charlee Nordstrom who was slated for execution years ago. The ruling flags an early carrying out of the judgment despite ongoing legal delays. Contempt actions loom as further postponement battles unfold in San Francisco and Seattle.
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Afliems
Supreme Court State of Washington
Washington
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
State of Washington
Charlee Nordstrom
Nordstrom
Superior Court of Washington
Puget Sound
Volunteers Returning from the Philippines Voyage Set
Washington reports MacArthur cabled the return schedule for American volunteers in the Philippines. Transports Thomax and Ohio depart with the Forty-seventh Forty-second units, Chant and Kilpatrick, Legovan with the Thirty-eighth and Fifty-third on June 1, arriving in San Francisco by late June to muster out by year end.
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Ion
MacArthur
Philippines
Thomax
Ohio
Kilpatrick
San Francises
Dexter Defeats Army Threat Behind Temperance Rally
In Chicago on May 28 the Rev HM Dexter spoke at Humberdt Park Baptist church denouncing plans for a temperance law in the army. Dexter’s address drew a large audience and he criticized opponents and the ministerial faction for resisting his report on the canteen question. Portland dispatch notes a rate settlement between Portland and Astoria lines, with June rates set. Also, royal news reports King’s windfall sale of horses at Sandringham with auctions at Wolferton.
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Dexter
Humberdt Park Baptist Church
Mort Rheridan
Lee Markhamet
Baptistansuietors
Hoyal
New York
Sandringham
Eaya
Lonedoo Tribune
Tonurrow
Wolferton
Lara
Death of Antonio Cuppi in Turin noted
News from New York on May 25 reports the death of Antonio Cuppi a longtime member of the Meuricer Grau Opera company in Turin. He was renowned as a fanfare figure within the troupe and his passing marks a notable loss to the company and its patrons in the opera world.
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Turin
Antonio Cuppi
Meuricer Grau
Confederate Veterans Reunion Attracts Tens of Thousands
Memphis hosts the eleventh reunion of the United Confederate Veterans drawing about thirty thousand visitors. The event brings veterans, families, and officials to the city with ceremonies and public attention on the historic gathering.
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Memphis
Mae
Uni Confederate Veterans
Presbyterians Split Creed Committee in Morning Session
Philadelphia May 28 The Presbyterian general assembly reopened the creed revision issue and discharged the old committee. A new committee with the moderator presiding was to be appointed, provoking strong protests and personal acrimony as the conservative side objected to the reshuffle. The assembly also formally recognized that woman suffrage is a civic issue and not a church matter.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
On Moines
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Judiciary
Boer Commander causes three deaths in shell incident
Pretoria May 28 report states Sehoeman, a Boer commander, unintentionally triggered a live shell on May 2, killing three people including his own son, his daughter, and the father of General Wilown. London May 7 dispatch notes Kritssinger’s invaders of Cape Colony captured Britons near Neremberg after a remittance.
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Pretoria
Sehoeman
Selonman
Hie Dagelter
Gieneral Wilown
London
Cradock
Kritssinger
Cape Colony
Garcia to Be Hizzoner in Havana Election
Havana reports May 24 say puareigel elections will follow American lines with Carlow Ciareia named as union democratic mayoral candidate. anticipation runs high amid stirred public mood. London and New York dispatches discuss war secretary Erick popularity and military attitudes, while sub marine chatter between Baained and Germany hints at wartime tensions.
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Havana
Carlow Ciareia
Union Democratic
New York
London
Herald
Erick
Leok
Broderick
Germany
Drilleh Company
Tribane
Mine Explosion Kills 21 in Dayton Area Tennessee
Twenty one men died in a Tennessee mine explosion near Dayton. All recovered bodies were mutilated and the accident occurred yesterday with the toll confirmed this morning.
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Dayton
A Remark on Ackers Keggliah Remedy Praise
A pastor from Canada praises Ackers Keggliah Remedy for curing his cough hoarseness and supporting his pulpit delivery after illness. He thanks the medicine and endorses its life changing health effects for mankind both physically and spiritually.
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