Opera in Dresden Draws Popular Enthusiasm at Royal Opera
In Dresden Paderwecki's three act work Manro drew strong crowd support at the Royal Opera. The article notes varied items from military trials in Manila to religious funding and international loan troubles alongside labor unrest and corporate meetings.
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Dresden
Paderwecki
Mongeons
Francia Michler
Miles
Washington
Michler
Hright
Presbyterian General Assembly
Sihn
Local notices and business deals headline Fossil Journal
Downs near Arlington occupy land as frownasville creamery pays 1000 dollars a month for cream. A 20000 company plans a flouring mill in Arlington. Lewiston Idaho beat Pomeroy 17 to 2 last Sunday. Durkes Knights of Pythine plan a July 4 grand celebration. Andy Gilbert sentenced for the warder of Joseph Smith in the Dewey era. Kendrick reports a 10 year old farmer’s son drowned in Bear Creek. Wallace Idaho office damaged by a fire started by boys with watches. water caused most damage. W. T. Wilson of Horrelly sells 640 acres and 120 cattle to Casey Brore and George Noble. price 7000. Cattle sold at 25 per head. T J Smith bought 4000 bushels wheat from Andrew Greiner and 200 bushels from Charles J ilie at three quarters per bushel. The Fossil mill gains a year’s supply with existing wheat, purchased before rain and uncertain crop prospects.
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Downs
Homexeoukra
Arlington
Frownasville Creamery
Lewiston
Idaho
Pomeroy
Durkes Knights of Pythine
Andy Gilbert
Joseph Smith
Dewey Tame
Kendrick
Kricknofl
Bear Creek
Idaho State Tribune
Wallace
W. T. Wilson
Horrelly
Klamath County
Bee
Casey Brore
George Noble
T. J. Smith Baw
Andrew Greiner
Charles J.ilie
de Conte
The Weak Spot and Backache Cures by Favorite Prescription
An advertisement describes backache caused by weakness in women and promotes Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy. It claims to strengthen weak women and relieve nervousness, sleep issues, and other female ailments, urging readers to consult Pierce's Medical Adviser for more guidance.
Cabinet and Cuban Platt Amendment Stand Off
The May 31 cabinet meeting in Washington decided to inform the Cuban constitutional convention that the Platt amendment must be accepted without conditions. The president will keep U S forces on the island until compliance. Senators Platt Fairbanks Lodge and others met the president to discuss the situation and agreed intervention power remains with Congress.
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Washington
Theatisfactory
War Root
Cuba
United States
Platt
Connecticut
Fairbanks
Lodge
Congress
Philippines
War losses and protests dominate May dispatches
Reported casualty figures include 174 killed or wounded with multiple officers named in a bleak postwar tally. London notes a plan to electrify the Metropolitan railway, while in New York and London observers discuss transit schemes. A separate report from Birmingham concerns infant deaths and a possible baby farm inquiry. Havana notes election tensions at Santiago as Toison authorities move to avert crisis. In Towson a Black man named Wiley Kirk was hanged for a felonious assault.
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New York
London
Charlee T. Yerkes
Thames
Chelsea
Pioneer Doctor Judge W C LaDow Dies In Pendleton
Dr W C LaDow known as Judge Lalow died at his Pendleton home at 4 80 am He was 75 and had been in poor health. A pioneer settler and physician he practiced in Washington and Walla Walla counties and served as county judge for four years He leaves two sons Walter E LaDow of Mexico and Geo LaDow of Pendleton. Funeral plans are pending.
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Iie
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Dario
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Mre
Hapowah M. Leuwo
Waesa
Umatilla
Ho Te
Walter E. Lalae
Mexico
Geo
Alpeteg
Jordan's Address Highlights Academic Freedom Debate
Stanford University marks its tenth commencement with President David Starr Jordan delivering a critique of Leland Stanford's views on higher education. Jordan defends academic freedom as essential for growth and student benefit, arguing faculty character outweighs other university elements.
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Calif
David State Jordan
Jordan
Leland Sanford
Stanford
Comin Agen
Teachure Wakes University
Mrs McKinley Rumors Of Death Prove Futile
Conflicting telegrams from Washington and Wilington report Mrs McKinley resting and better after a night of comfort. Doctors say the illness remains serious but no immediate fatal outcome is expected, despite alarming claims from earlier messages.
Big Battle in Southern Transvast Yields Heavy Losses
War office reports heavy losses in a major clash at Viakfontein in the extreme south of the Tranevas sixty miles southeast of Johannesburg. Forces under Dwlarey and Oo Dickson contend against the Boers under Dwlarey with General Kitchener’s Pretoria dispatch dated yesterday.
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Transvast
London
War Office
Viakfontein
Tranevas
Johannesburg
Dwlarey
Oo) Dickson
Kitchener
Pretoria
McLaurin Tillman Imbroglio Reevaluated by Gov Sweeney
Gov Sweeney announced he will not accept resignations of Senators Tillman and McLaurin, citing the state’s position. Senator McLaurin delivered an address explaining Tillman’s actions at a state event and defended his own participation in the controversy.
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Columbia
Sweeney
Tillman
McLaurin
Charleston
John L. McLaurin
Phorwlay
Gaffney
McLaurie
Ten Bids For Barracks At Fort Columbus
Government opens ten bids for barracks construction at Fort Columbus. The lowest bid of 108 thousand dollars came from Spore and Robinson of Woodlawn Oregon. Barracks will house soldiers assigned to the fort after a military force is stationed there.
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Spore & Robinson, Woodlawn
Astoria
Fort Coluinbin
Spore & Robinson
Woodlawn, Or
Ship Long Overdue John McDonald Believed Lost
The whip John McDonald, 24 days out from Baltimore to San Francisco, is thought lost after 22 aboard vanish. Aboard the vessel were 25 men including the captain, with no sign of life or salvage.
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John McDonald
Baltiore
Maltimore
San Francisco
Nothiln
Chicago machinists strike widens with sympathy move
The Chicago machinists strike began this morning with only a few shops affected by noon. By afternoon, most shops in the city were out or expected to go out as about two thousand machinists would be absent and as many molders might quit in sympathy.
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Chicago
Wheat prices rise in New York and Chicago markets
New York May 11. Wheat advanced with a gain near one cent at Chicago and up to five and a half at Liverpool. Markets show mixed activity with futures at 704 and 040 quotes, while sugar and other commodities list fluctuating prices in San Francisco and New York reports.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Pendiston
Chisago
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Chicago
Liverpool
Clowes Youtornday
Pon
Kenge
Uluse
Tobecco
Vindication Talks for Captain News Hall Amid Cowardice Charges
May 31 report notes further vindication of Captain News Hall, marine officer recently acquitted of charges of cowardice in the Pekin legations case. Also mentions Captain McCalla's advance in the matter.
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Washington
News Hall
Pekin Legations
McCalla
Census Announces U S Population At 76,505,587
The census bureau issued the final figures for the 1000 census showing the United States population at 76,505,587. No further context was provided in the excerpt.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Bernhardt to Fight Paria Duel Foe of Actress Son
Maurice Beer, son of a famed actress, plans to fight a duel. His mother expresses concern and worries about his decision and potential danger.
The Popular Queen May 31 Berlin Report
A garbled Berlin page item notes a Queen and a case denial at morning hours. Names and details are unclear but reference to a legal matter appears.
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Berlin
Wi of Hollang
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