Home Rule Fight Over Dole Intensifies In Hawaii
Honolulu dispatch reports Home Rule representatives M F Beckley and S Parker traveling to San Francisco to press McKinley for Dole removal. Republicans counter with a strong endorsement of Dole and blame Home Rule obstruction, noting English proceedings requirement and language interpreters amid heated legislative clashes.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Maripocca
F. W. Beckley
Samuel Parker
R. W. Wilcox
Beckley
McKinley
House
Senate
Dole
Parker
Lhouses
Territorial Republican Central Committee
Wilcox
Washington
Emmeluth
Berkley
Central Committee
Home Rule Party
Home Rule
Nation to Appeal and Demand Women Jurors
TOPEKA Kansas May 16 Mrs Nation will appeal from the verdict and says she will argue her own cases hereafter and demand women jurors. She blames bungled lawyers and anarchists on the jury and denies being insane. First Payment Next Year. BERLIN May 16 A Pekin dispatch says Chinese plenipotentiaries accept the indemnity and will pay the first annual 15,000,000 tael installment in July 1902.
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Topeka
Kan
Nation
Berlin
Pekin
Deutsche Bank did not sell Northern Pacific holdings
Berlin May 16. Deutsche Bank confirms it has not sold its Northern Pacific stock to Kuhn Loeb Co. The report clarifies market rumors and states no transaction has occurred.
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Haa
Northern Pacific
Berlin
Deutsche Bank
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Mrs. Jennie Blow Returns Home From Europe
Mrs Jennie Goodell Blow originator of the hospital ship idea for the British in South Africa arrived in Chicago en route to Colorado. In England she received honors from Queen Victoria and King Edward VII and was named Lady of Grace of the Order of St John of Jerusalem by the king.
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Blow
Enroute
Chicago
Jennie Goodell
South Africa
Europe
Colorado
England
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
Edward
Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Woodmen of the World hold biennial encampment in Columbus
The fourth biennial encampment of the Sovereign camp Woodmen of the World gathered in Columbus with Sovereign Commander Root of Omaha presiding. Delegates from twenty one states attend. sessions run a week. The supreme forest Woodmen Circle also met with Emma B. Manchester of Omaha presiding. Circle membership grows from 5,260 to about 15,000 in two years.
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Columbus
Root
Omaha
Laylin
Nash
California
Hinkle
Board of Trade
Bussell
Sovereign
Sheppard
Texarkana
Tex
Sov
T. A. Fallenbark
Denver
J. C. Root
United States
Canada
Committee On Officers
Supreme Forest
Woodmen Circle
Emma B. Manchester
Supreme Guardian
J. G. Kuhn
No Chance for Nebraska Cadets at West Point
At West Point on May 16 the Nebraska cadetships are filled with no immediate vacancy. Senators Millard Thurston and Allen appointed cadets won’t graduate until 1904 and 1905, leaving no openings for Nebraskan senatorial candidates until those cadets depart. Adjutant General Corbin confirms no vacancies until then.
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Omaha
Senator Millard
West Point
Millard
Thurston and Allen
Nebraska
Corbin
Military Academy
Catch American Brigands Near Manila Nabbed
Detectives and police break up a band of American brigands in Pampanga north of Manila. Captured are George Raymond Ulrich Rogers and Oscar Mushmiller. Andrew Martin Peter Heise George Muhn and two others are still pursued. They killed Henry Dow among other outrages, sometimes claiming to be deserters or soldiers. Raymond wore a captain’s uniform and both Raymond and Martin were former Manila policemen.
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Manila
Pampanga
George Raymond
Ulrich Rogers
Oscar Mushmiller
Andrew Martin
Peter Heise
George Muhn
Bacolor
Henry Dow
Raymond
Martin
Labor Troubles at Albany Crowd Faces Non-Union Run
A thousand National Guardsmen and 100 mounted men will occupy Albany streets to force United Traction cars to run with non-union crews. The Twenty-third Brooklyn regiment the Tenth Albany battalion and the Third Signal corps compose the force. reinforced by 200 deputies 309 police and over 100 Pinkerton detectives.
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Albany
N. Y
National
Mrs Nation Found Guilty in Smashing Case
Topeka Kansas May 15 The jury returned a guilty verdict against Mrs Carrie Nation on joint smashing charges in district court. Sentencing is set for tomorrow morning and it is believed she will be fined and costs.
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Topeka
Kan
Carrie Nation
Navy to Withdraw Several East Fleet Ships This Summer
The navy department ordered Rear Admiral Kempff to bring home the ships Concord Marietta and Castine in the latter part of summer as part of a policy to reduce naval strength in the east. The Bennington Petrel Oregon Newark and Brutus have already been ordered home.
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Washington
Navy Department
Kempff
Asiatic
Concord
Marietta
Castine
Bennington
Petrel
Oregon
Newark
Brutus
Mrs Pinkham's Advice Helps Women from Grant Park Illinois
Mrs Chappell from Grant Park Illinois shares her experience with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it cured her ovarian and womb inflammation and urges other suffering women to seek her guidance. Mrs Pinkham offers free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Sician
Mismatched ads and tips from a vintage catalog page
A collage of product pitches and bits of advice including Mira Winslow's soothing syrup for teething, Allen's Foot-Ease for sore feet, Defiance Starch value claim, Basket picnics vs basketball, Pain-Wizard Oil, and a private mailing card offer. Ends with a quip about a ninth story flat for high livers.
Assiniboia Prospectors Spur Saskatchewan Land Openings
An Assiniboia reader’s letter from Yorkton extols Western Canada as a land of opportunity. It urges John to move this spring for cheap lands, better buildings, and easy credit while noting plans to open new districts in Saskatchewan and Assiniboia with government ads elsewhere in the paper.
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Yorkton
3St. Paul
Minnesota
Western Canada
Assiniboia
John
Tick
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Ken Janis soon to open in Oklahoma
Announcement promotes the upcoming opening of Ken Janis in Oklahoma with Morgan's Manual and a supplement containing proclamation allotments county seats and a map. Includes note about agents wanted and contact by Dick T. Morgan Perry Oklahoma Territory.
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Oklahoma
Ken Janis
Morgan
Dick T. Morgan
Perry
Allens Foot Pase Ad Promises Easy New Shoes
An old advertisement touts Allen s Foot Pase powder to soften tight new shoes and relieve corns bunions and sweaty feet. The copy promises free samples and lists LeRoy NY as the address for ordering.
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Allen
Shea
Lampie
Allen S Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
LeRoy
Mixed Advertisements from Early 1900s Page
A collage of old ads including Beemans Pepsin Gum, Piso Cure, and catalog promotions. Mentions Beemman’s Gum and a US piano ad offering $148 uprights on easy terms. Also promotes Booth Unicotn Marine booklet by Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway and a 16 oz DEIFI JANCE Starch at 10 cents.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
F. A. Miller
Chicago
Booth Unicotn Marine
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Aberdeen
Missouri River
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Repub
Woodimen
The
Tion
Band of
Mrs. Pinkham
Sisk
Mira
Winslow
Defiance
Nowill
Mall
Price
Tic
WM. O. Endsley
Vanburen, Ind
Beemnan
Sehmoller & Mueller
Farnam Street
St. Jacobs Oil
St. Louis
Mace
O. A Spheles Brown
Puelps
Broadway, Newburgh
N.T
Ganmer and Foult SR
Thompson
Standard Oil
Detroit
Ilmelmina Nagel
Rittenhouse St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thro
Maall
Addr Sterling Reaedy CO
New York
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