Lyon Mass Semi-centennial Opens With Services
Lyon Massachusetts celebrates its semi centennial with a morning ceremony at St Stephen Memorial Church Episcopal followed by an address at Fires Methodist Church to the Grand Army. The main events begin tomorrow with salutes bells and decorations as the city is adorned with bunting.
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Lyon
Mass
St. Stephen's Meomorial Church Episcopal
Fires Methodist Church
RK. L. Greene
Grand Army
Manila Rumors Claim Outbreak Amid Native Labor Exodus
May 13 Manila reports detail rumors of a native outbreak but officials doubt a real uprising. Filipinos reportedly left American employers to join movements as arrests and gatherings drew attention. Buencamino’s peace plans lack weight with insurrectionists. Leyte towns Hiltongos and Mansion occupied by 48th Volunteer Infantry with three American casualties.
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Patives
Cfficians
Lawton
Pantaleon Garcia
United States Congress
Senor Buencanamino
Aguinalio
Buencamino
Hilongos
Mansion
Leyte
48D Volunteer Infantry
Augusts
Aleck Whitney
Gus Wilson
Natal
London
Durban
Naval
Congress Readies Adjournment Amid Supply Bill Votes
Washington May 13 The House plans to pass the remaining general supply bills and seek sine die adjournment by June tenth, subject to Senate delays. The Senate will resume debate on the papal appropriation bill with a Clark case vote and potential action on the post office bill as key items of the week.
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House
Senate
Chandler
Optios
Clark
Walcott
Notioe
Hoes
Montana
Subside Bill Sparks Minority Report in Congress
The Democratic minority on Merchant Marine and Fisheries filed a report opposing the seven million subsidy plan. They argue subsidies mainly aid favored firms, not American shipping broadly, and cite President McKinley noting growing prosperity in shipbuilding without subsidies.
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Washington
Nay
House of Representatives
McKinlsy
London Correspondents Say Boers Demoralized at Kroonstad
London dispatches report the Boers demoralized and disheartened with little fighting near Kroonstad as Lord Roberts advances rapidly. Correspondents note Boer retreat with guns and loot burned, while officials claim the war continues and strategic positions hold.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Kroonastad
Hoberta
Kroonstad
Daily Telegraph
Weather Forecast from The Weather Boston May 13
Boston reports fair on Monday and Tuesday with light winds. Washington notes New England forecast for Monday and Tuesday: warm interior, variable winds turning to fresh south.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Weather Record for Portland May 13 2000
The Portland weather report lists 8 a.m. readings with barometer 20.003, thermometer 49.0, dew point 35, humidity 67 percent, SW wind at 6 mph, cloudy. 8 p.m. readings show barometer 20.011, thermometer 64.5, dew point 60, humidity 58 percent, W wind at 3 mph, cloudy. Max 6, min 40, mean 53, max wind 10, precipitation 0 in 24 hours.
Weather report for Boston and New York May 13
The agricultural department weather bureau reports yesterday May 13 at 6 pm observation for this section in order temperature wind direction and weather state. Boston 64 degrees, wind E, cloudy. New York data incomplete.
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The
Agricultural Department Weather Bureau
Boston
Deg Reese
New York
Jeffries Injured by Corbett Blow
The World reports that Jeffries hurt Corbett with a left hook last Friday night. Corbett’s elbow pain persisted about two minutes. an X-ray shows no operation likely needed.
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New York
Jim Corbett
A. W
Corbett
Jeffries
Post Fraud Case to Go to Trial as Neely Faces Courts
Havana reports no fresh coverence on the poster frauds though full light will be shed once Mr. O F W Neely is secured for trial. Military authorities withhold evidence until courts hear the case. The brick yard and machinery tied to Neely is valued at 145000 dollars with his present interests at eighty percent.
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Havana
O. F. W. Neely
Cholera Ravages Famine Camps Reported in Bombai Dispatch
London May The Bombay correspondent to Time reports the cholera raging in famine camps with four hundred deaths in three days at Mandives and many cases at Godra. Bodies lie in the sun for days awaiting collection.
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London
Bombay
Timea Sage
Mandives
Godra
Victory for Nationalists in Paris Municipal Ballots
Paria May 14 The second ballots in the Paris municipal election yield nationalists twenty of thirty seats. Seventeen of those seats are direct gains from the ministerial socialists, validating claims of a strong local victory.
Richmond Beats South Gardiner In Weekend Ball Game
Richmond defeated South Gardiner 15 to 10 at home in a Saturday baseball game. The contest featured solid pitching and timely hitting by the Richmond lineup.
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Richmond
South Gardiner
Richmond Om
British Inhabitants Welcome Lord Hoberta Amid Territorial Clash
Territorially tense scenes unfold as Lord Hoberta arrives to cheering Brit ish residents in Kroopstad Orange Stov State. Free Staters attempt surrender while the Irish brigade and Federals burn a goods shed. Hoere trek toward the Vaal river as General French secures town line. arrests rise for anti British sentiment.
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Kroopstad
Orange Stov
Lord Hoberta
Surender
Hoere
Vaal
French
Lassi Tralia
Ladybrand
President Steyn Moves to Lindley Amid Free State Tension
Report notes burghers heading home as Free State opposition wanes and Transvaalers split from allies. Prisoners claim Transvaalers fear defeat at the Vaal river and express fatigue with war, saying they have lost liberty but not desire to die.
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Steyn
Lindley
Free State
Hantle
Vaal
Pretoria
Saveral
British Move Seizes Kroonstad Shifting Free State Control
London reports on May 13 that British forces under Lord Roberts occupy Kroonstad, threatening further collapse of the Orange Free State. Boers retreat from Lindley and from front positions, while Rundle Campbell and Brabant press back at Kirkeburg and Ladybrand. Reports note depleted Boer powder stocks and Strathcona’s troops heading to the front.
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Boots
Africa
Kroonstad
Orange Free State
Lindley
Storm
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Zand River
East Lancashire
Sussex
Losving
Gannere
Bila
Tne
Free State
Lord Hoberte
Rundle
Campbell
Brabant
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Ladybrand
Lord Roberte
Mafeklog
Hoberta
Forciny
Hoora
Pretoria
Cape Town
Enya
Lord Strathcona
Lord Castletown
Wepener Dlatrios
Rathbone Relieved as Cuban Post Director General
Washington May 13 The Post will report an order relieving E W Rathbone from duty as director general of poste in Cuba. He is held responsible for extravagance and loose methods amid recent frauds, with $1000000 embezzlement estimated. He is not charged with direct complicity. The Severing order may be suspension with no return to service.
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Washington
Post
E.W. Rathbone
Poste Im
Cuba
Poul Dinster
Inspectors Start on Postal Fraud Probe to Havana
Washington May 1 The post clerks inspectors appointed by Postmaster General Smith to investigate postal frauds are en route to Havana and will arrive Tuesday. They will seek a complete thorough probe and identify all guilty parties. General Wood’s extradition request for A B W Mosly is forwarded to District Attorney Burnett who will present it to Governor Roosevelt for prompt action.
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Washington
Post Clloe
Smith
Uube
Havana
T Hey
Poste
Hathbone
Smithasi
Wood
A. B. W. Mosly
Barnett
New York
Grigea
Burnett
Roosevelt
Gary
Irish Leaders Comment On Salisbury Speech At Free Trade Rally
Joel E Hedmond and John Dillon addressed an Irish demonstration in Manchester regarding Lord Salisbury's speech. Hedmond condemned the remarks as cynical and brutal and urged Ireland to pursue conciliation and loyalty to secure rights, while warning of dangers for the empire.
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Manchester
Joel E. Hedmond
United Irles Nationalist Party
John Dillon
Eame
Lord Salisbury Bas
Ireland
Rnily Claba
Camden Fire Destroys Market House And Homes
A major blaze at the Camden farmers market near Wilth end Federal Streets destroyed the market house ten stores and several small dwellings. Estimated loss runs to two hundred thousand dollars, leaving about two hundred fifty people homeless. Local boys allegedly started a large tarred timber pile, and the fire spread while they played nearby. Homeless residents are housed in the army building and fed by the city.
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Camden
N. J
Farmers’ Market
Wilth End
Federal Streets
Bell Telephone Company
Tre Lega
A SURE LION Eyed Vision Aid Review
The text argues that many people benefit from partially closing lids to sharpen vision. It claims squinting arises from misfocus and that properly fitted lenses correct focus, reduce strain, and improve clarity. The writer emphasizes that correctly adjusted lenses are the specialty and improve visual performance.
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