Splendid Spectacle at Camp Alger Review Before President
At Camp Alger on May 27 a grand review drew about 15 000 soldiers marching in company front for 1 hour 5 minutes before General Graham and staff The Thirteenth Brigade faced the Third in line with Brigadier Courten on duty and a reviewing stand erected for the president The Fourth Missouri and Twenty second Kansas and Seventh Ulndis arrived to bolster the muster Brigades surgeon Parke was nominated for chief surgeon of the division hospital with lieutenant colonel rank prompting a field rank review and potential retirements The question of Third brigade command for Colonel Gobin and other brigadiers remained unsettled as the president prepared to observe tomorrow's ceremonies
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Geon Parke
Mision
O Sta
Camp
Alger
Maseed
Stillwell
Courten
I. (. Mattes
L. V. Vawuech
Eighth
Pennsylvania
Rustell
Twelfth
Henry M. Coursen
Alser
Missouri
Kangeas
Ulindis
Parke
Girard
Leutenant
War Department
Ral Gobin
Tribune
Wyli
Gorman Speaks War Revenue Measure in Senate
In Washington on May 27, Senator Gorman of Maryland delivered a notable speech in support of the war revenue measure. He argued for taxes on corporations and denounced opposition to the proposed tax plan.
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Senate
Washington
Gorman Com
Wanamaker Seeks Pennsylvanian Prosperity Against Quay
Phoenixville, Pa May 27 John Wanamaker delivered his sixty seventh of one hundred seven days speeches. He urged unity against a common enemy praising Dewey and army leaders while criticizing bosses and Quayism. He warned of political machines, detailing state spending and Quay’s control of committees, vowing to continue his campaign until victory.
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Phoenixville
John Wanamaker
Admiral Dewey
Wanamaker
Pennsylvania
Wanamateer
Quay
Senate
House
Italy Burdened by Taxes and Debt Across the Nation
A historical analysis compares Italy's population and tax system with the United States, detailing wartime and civil expenses, public works, and debt. It notes annual interest, various monopolies, and local commune taxation totaling substantial sums, illustrating a heavy fiscal strain on Italians.
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United States
Italy
Unitedtates
War Department
Navy Department
Reed
Department of Finance
Seonate
Chamber of Deputies
Italy i
Rey
Financial Debate Highlights Senate War Funding Proposals
The Senate heard speeches from Gorman Teller Nelson and Cockrell debating war funding options. Arguments favored bonds, silver coinage, and income taxes while opponents warned of constitutional risks and urged solid financial structure.
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Supreme Court
Gorman
Teller
Sul Rep. Cole
Nelson
Rtep. Minn
Cockrell
Dem
HM Ae
Nianee Committee
READY TO ENLIST DETECTIVE MOIRS VOLUNTEER CO
Detective Moir led about 400 volunteers meeting at Nay Aue enemne howe to revise addresses and prepare for enlistment. The unit would answer to Governor Hastings and Colonel Keck, with a 100 man quota and 3 widows for commissions, subject to a call and medical exam.
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Jack Moir
Hastings
Keck
Colunel Keck
Moir
Wiliary
United States
Ma Thon Guard
Lebanon Strike Quieted at North Cornwall and Bird Coleman Furnaces
Sheriff Oberholtzer and fifty deputies calmed unrest at Lacka wanna Tron and Steel Company works in Lebanon. Most workers returned to North Cornwall furnaces while Bird Coleman unit remained idle. Six welders, two Americans and four Hungarians, were arrested after taking pay and leaving, and hotels near the works were ordered closed to curb drunkenness as efforts to restart furnaces proceed.
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Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
North Cornwall and
Bird Coleman
Lebanon
Sherif Oberholtzer
North Cornwall
Bird Colemin
Coleman
Oberholtzerg
Bismarck
Trade review signals revival amid war demand and rail gains
Dun s Weekly Review notes revived trade volume as war looms, with stronger railroad earnings and rising orders for iron, steel, and agricultural implements. Exports from Atlantic and Pacific coasts show substantial gains, while construction and shipyard contracts expand in the US and Europe, despite textile and commodity fluctuations.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Atlantc
Pacifc
Chicago
Wheeling
New Yor
Glasgow
Belfast
United States
Canada
Eastern Shore Crop Prospects Improve Amid War Tug
Four hundred excursionists from Maryland and Delaware toured the Eastern Shore by Queen Annes railroad and steamboat, praising crop prospects. Orchard yields including peaches look strong, wheat prices are favorable, and farmers anticipate recovery from recent financial strain as war boosts business.
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Maltimore
Matwyland
Delaware Peninsula
Kioiimeres
Queen Annes
Stamnboat
Eastern Shore Courtiees
Military Pageant and Review Draw Ten Thousand in Lexington
In Lexington on May 27 a civic and military pageant drew about ten thousand spectators. Governor Bradkey reviewed the companies of troops, followed by an address by Henry Watterson. After the review, three hundred schoolchildren sang America and Watterson delivered his oration to the assembled crowd.
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Lexington
Lesigtom
Bradkey
Henry Watterson
America
Witterson
Rihel-So you refused Geore Ohia
The item presents fragmented dialogue about a refusal and affection with uncertain names and a local tone. It lacks clear event or entities, offering only brief exchanges and a casual summary of relationships.
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Rihel
Geore
Uleoks
Ethel
Chirte
Japan and England in Poised Food Dependence
The article compares Japan's population of 40 million to Britain and Ireland and notes rising dependence on foreign food. It claims Japanese diets, once rice and fish heavy, are shifting toward meat as a national improvement, with heads of families providing meat daily when affordable and workers consuming it twice daily while the older generation hesitates to adopt the taste.
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England
Great Britain
Ireland
Young Ideas and Family Mischief in Humorous Vignettes
A collage of lighthearted childhood exchanges and domestic scenes from the family circle. Children aged four to five mispronounce words, misinterpret phrases, and react with innocent logic, while parents and aunts offer gentle corrections and amused reflections.
Batteries Triumph in Scoring Swing Across Cities
In Chicago and Cleveland league actions the Batteries led by Klobeduna Stivetts and Ther gen with Dowling and Snyder faced Pratt and McParland along with Griffith and Donohue. Umpires McDonald O Day Lynch and Connolly oversaw the games as Baltimore and Cleveland matchups produced seven to eight runs.
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Chicago
Ty Hi
Philadelphia
Coool Orono
the Batteries
Pratt and McParland
Griffith and
Loutaville
Hele
Bbtom Oie
Cece
Lavitheville
Ccc Ee
Klobeduna
Stivetts
Thergen
Dowling
Snyder
Mc Donald
O'Day
Batteries and Delays Reported Across Cities
Fragmentary notices show battery firms listed by city including Montreal Providence and Rochester with pairs like Williams Casey Miner Smink and Yerkee Boyd Digetis. A weather-caused postponement hits Wilkes Barre with rain delaying events.
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Montreal
Albohortiat
Cachcaeessee i
Piatteries
Williams
Casey
Miner
Smink
Rochester— Tralee
Rochester Vo
Oman
Yerkee and Boyd, Grown and Digetis
Atlantic League Scores From Newnark Allentown Reading
In Newnark Norfolk defeated Hartford 1 0. At Allentown Reading won 3 2 over Hartford. Reading and Richmond split 5 2 in two games. Lancaster beat Paterson 5 1 in Lancaster.
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Newnark
Neewark
Norfolk
Allentown
Hartford
Reading
Richmond
Lancaster
Paterson
Amateur ball notes show rosters and upcoming games
Local clubs issue requests and challenges for May games on various grounds. The Rosettes and other teams announce return matches and lineups, while Dunmore Unique and Gragey Island schedule a May 2 contest, with several rosters listed. A hanging is reported in San Queritin, Cal, with Ebanks executed for murder.
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Rosettes
Lilacs
Rome
Cowtfold
J. Huhn
Joe Raver
Cowfield
Walnut Street Stars
Mayflowers
Alerts
Electh Street Stars
Tribune
X. Hahn
J. Rader
Dunmore Unique
Gragey Island
Sport HI
Dunmore
Thomas Payton
Thomas Thornton
Edward O' Haro
James Tighe
Michael Cnoll
Andrew Givin
John McDonnell
Peter O'Hare
Owen Dean
Tavilor Rasebuds
West Side
T. A. Evins
Crescents
South Be
Rimmerman
Manaugur
San Queritin
Cal
Joseph I. Ebanks
Ipulitte
Mre
Flicriet Stilew
John Borden
San Diego County
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Hood
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Dle
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Young Ideas
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Ned
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TLE
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Nope
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Connolly
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Pittsburg Peeis E.vere
Brrowkivn
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Schriver
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Warner
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Springfold
Springfell- Wilkes-Barre
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Shirvan
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Bokhara
Kindistan
Royal Sinai
H. M. Dagistanlian
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Eighmie
Conrad Setts
Lacka. Ave
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court Hous
Richardson-Boyneton's
Gillette Bros
Washington Ave
John Co Scumbite
Ashington
D of
State
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Crown Gatarrh Powder Co
Clinton Pliage
York
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