National and Global Briefs From Early 20th Century News
The piece reports Spain's senate results with around 120 minteterialiete and 30 opposition members, Lipton sending Shamrock 1 to America for trial races, and the death of Hewett Green in Louisville. It notes potential rulings by the supreme court affecting the Philippines, a funeral in Lexington for Mrs. Lilla Breckinridge, and a Colorado mining claim ruling. It also covers labor tensions as President Bowes of the Western Federation condemns blacklisting and calls for union reform.
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Senate
Thomas Lipton
America
Hewett Green
United States Regation
Guatemala
Lovieville
Pyewday
Supreme Court
Philippines
Lexington
Lilla Breckinridge
Robert J. Breckinridge
PP. Breckinridge
Rocklin
Perenniy
United States
Washington
Supreme Court of Colorado
Boyew
Western Federation
Bowes
Fire destroys Northern canal stockyard and more grim reports
A fire at the Great Northern canal stockyard near Hilliard Washington wiped out five carloads of cattle. A fatal accident occurred on a Tongues ranch south of Tillboro when a 12 year old boy died under a falling land roller. Other notes report coal prices, wool, wool market shifts, railroad land sales at Long a vo l ut and ship movements including the City of Seattle arriving at Portland. The Yukon navigation disruption between Lake Bennett and Dawes continues with low water and shallow channels. Mail carrier L L Bailes returned from Nome setting a winter travel record, traveling by dog sled to Bristol Bay and awaiting a steamer departure.
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U. Oo
Hilliard
Tilleboro
Mir
A. Bodlammond
Artoria
Columbia River
Seattle
Skauwny
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Sopuwongera
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Bonday
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Dave
Canape
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Hie Steiner Dingwtel
Astoria
Nume
Bristol Me
Bristol Hay
Fairy godmother to her child health and happiness
The text warns that a mother's misery reflects on her unborn child and urges women to ensure healthy pregnancy. It cites Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy that calms nerves, increases appetite, and promotes sleep and regularity, claiming it heals nerves and ulcers and prevents misery.
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Womeen
Dr. Pierce
Burning of Fred Rochelle Sparks Riot in Bantow Florida
A mob burns Fred Rochelle at a stake in Bantow Florida after the murder of Mrs Rena Taggart. Hundreds of armed men surround the city as relatives of Rochelle are ordered to leave town. The scene lasts hours as flames scorch the victim and witnesses crowd to view the atrocity.
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Honton
Fla
Fred Rochelle
Rochelle
Banton
Fred Roche
Rena Taggart
Barirene
Ghastly Cellar Find Shock Birmingham May
Reported discovery of thirty one bodies stored in a Newtown cellar in boxes with varying decomposition. A widow guarding the premises faces charges related to the scene in Birmingham. A separate: nude male body found on Brighton shore with throat cut and hacked hands. Identification pending.
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Birmingham
Newtown Row
New York
Hrighton
President Reaches Capital Amid Health of Wife Here
The presidential special train arrived in Washington with little public show due to Mrs. McKintey’s illness. A few politicians and cabinet members greeted the president while Mrs. McKintey’s frail condition required care in the White House. The president later received callers including Secretary Root as travel fatigue was addressed.
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Warhington
Toledate
Mira
McKintey
Washington
Root
Attack on British Policy Reverberates in May Opinion Piece
Frederick Harringonehargen criticizes British South Africa policy and farm burnings, accusing a conspiratorial elite of driving Africa into crisis. He claims Britain humiliated and mocked by world powers, predicting Boer and German success. In Veutersdorp, Boer forces attack a British convoy, with fourteen killed or wounded and wagons burned to deny enemy loot.
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Lomtou
Frederick Harri Wom
South Africa
Culainy
Athos
Harrigonehargen
Sir Alfred Milner
Bours
Koere
Engilen
Potwcloletivan
Transvaal
Edmond Hostand Elected to Royal Academy in Paris
Paris reports Edmond Hostand, the noted author, elected to the Royal Academy by a majority of seventeen. The decision surprised observers who expected a defeat for the esteemed writer.
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Paris
Edmond Hostand
Royal Academy
Oregon Relief Corps organizes Baker post No 1
President Lyle of the Oregon Women's Relief Corps travels to Baker to form a local branch named Joe Hooker post No 1. A meeting is scheduled for this evening with at least 20 charter members expected to attend.
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Oregon Relief Corps
Baker Oi
Lyle
Oregon Women's Relief Corps
Baker
Joe Hooker
DeWitt’s Little Early Increaser Pill for Constipation
DeWitt’s Little Early Increaser is described as a famed remedy by Tallman & Co for constipation and liver complaints. The advertisement emphasizes its efficacy and medical use with period branding.
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DeWitt
Tallman &Co
Athena Memorial Sunday Graves Decorated by Local Orders
In Athena on Memorial Sunday June 2 Wild Horse lodge No 7h F O O F, the Rebekahs and Gettyeunrs No 638 G A R will meet at the Odd Fellows hall at 2 oclock and march to the Athena cemetery to decorate the graves of their honored dead. C Stamper noble grand urges full attendance and invites visiting members to join the ceremony.
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Odd Fellows
Athena
Wild Horse Lodge
Rebekahe
Gettyelunrs
Odd Fellows Hall
Ofeloek
Harch
C. Stamper
Fofvlock
W. J. Wilkinson
Willian Estes
Thie City
Boolfer
Camas Irairie
Donovan
Monscioton
Florence Il
Mra PF
OB. Hoyd
Mijas Cecile
Werton
Lili Dorgevin
Pendleton
Senator Mitchell Talks River and Harbor Bill
Senator John T. Mitchell discusses the defeat of the river and harbor bill, blaming obstruction in Congress. He notes Oregon and Portland interests and plans to press for river improvements, with arrival of a delegation anticipated in Portland next month.
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Senator Mitchell
John T. Mitchell
Portland
San Francino
Henry
Warhorse
Oregon
Edgren
Colmer
Evoire
House of Representatives
Ile
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Two Italians Target King Alfonso in Regicide Plot
Police monitor trains and boats after a report that two Italian anarchists plan to kill King Alfonso. Authorities in Barcelona and nearby ports search transit routes as widespread excitement and vigilance spread through the region.
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Alfonso
Faria
Barcelona
Spal
Bribery Inquiry Shakes Honolulu Jury Session
A special grand jury in Honolulu probes bribery charges as lawmakers debate the case. Dole testifies while several officials refuse, citing privileged information. Walter G. Smith of the Advertiser is cited for contempt and held in jail, with the jury continuing its session.
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Honolulu
San Franseinew
Dole
Awyer Thoreton
Walter G. Smith
Walter G. Smith, Editor of the Advertiser
Outan Hall
Sewmlon
Memorial day parade precedes graveside tributes in capital
May funeral observances opened with a Grand Army of the Republic parade through Arlington national cemetery grounds. Veterans led the memorial events as crowds gathered for the day’s ceremonies. In sports, Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 and Chicago defeated St Louis 4 to 3 amid a day of observances in the region. Grand View Chancellor J H Aitken of Huntington announces a new Kr ospite of Pythiad lodge to be established at Richland, 48 miles from the Plain, on June 1, marking continued growth of the order in Eastern Oregon.
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P. Lodge
Baker Oliv
Grand View
J. H. Aitken
Hantington
Dew
Pythiad
Richland
Eagle Valley
Iran View
Aitkin
Oregon
Obie
Impville Bank Heist Described Amid Explosion
A report from May describes a break in at Cal Low bank in Impville Ile. Thief caused a loud blast to cover the crime while attempting to steal money and flee. The incident left the building damaged and authorities investigating the explosion’s origin.
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Impville
Ile
Callielow Bank
Secret Service Unearths Counterfeiters in Bogus Goods Case
Authorities reveal seizure of counterfeiters and a spree of fake goods including a famed medicinal Bitters. The discovery warns that spurious products, though crafted to look genuine, pose health risks and undermine trust in Value items. Six-figure quantities of bogus Bible items are alleged to accompany the operation.
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Secret Service
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