Arbitration and military titles buoy wartime era notes
The Beaver Herald compiles a mosaic of wartime and political topics, noting Admiral Lobley on arbitration, presidents with military titles, and officers like Grant and Lincoln. It covers literacy trends in Chicago, German physician growth, and global figures from Czars to bishops, with varied economic and social observations.
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Heaine
Washington
Grant
Darkson
Willian Tharrison
Taylor and
Gieffel
Pieter, Hayes
Henjemin Harrison
Monroe
Moe Kinley
Tnjorn Lincoln
Lord Roberts
Wath
Cubal
Kandahar
Threaten the Exposition Strike at St Louis Transit Company
A tense meeting reported upheaval as transit employees threaten to disrupt the exposition. A resolution urged national unity to push back against the strike action while lawmakers pressed for authority to address the dispute and consider the former employees’ demands.
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St. Louls Transit Company
Willie
Anyaner
Nemeinlon
Vivion
Davie Henderson
Representiativons
Washington May 20 Explains St. Louis Trial Policy
A lengthy Washington report outlines how representatives from Pathona or related groups will respond to a controversial event in St. Louis. The piece notes preparation for a presentation day and discusses the likely expansion of coverage and the distribution of proceeds, with emphasis on legal or civic implications and the public interest.
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Washington
Tve
Hell
St. Lewin
Nist
St. John Hens
Ron
Pluteburge & Gulf Railroad
United States
Shady Point
Siloam Springs
Wullty
Poe
Tate
A Road
Wister
Pointy On
Defends Work in Cuba Debate in Senate
In a May session the Wisconsin Senator Hooaner and Maine’s Hale spar over colony policy. The discussion centers on Cuba, governance, and a peace treaty, with critics urging withdrawal and supporters defending current administration actions.
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Washington
Spwaner
Cota
Dr. Ver
Creed Revision Debate at Westminster Confession Gen General Assembly
A commotion surrounds a planned revision to the Westminster confession as Presbyterians weigh changes under church leadership. The General Assembly seeks to analyze the potential impact on doctrine and discipline within the denomination.
Milk Inspection Resolutions Prompt Federal Action
A May meeting in Kaneow City, Missouri and neighboring states discussed unified dairy and butter dairy inspection laws. Delegates considered a national effort to curb tuberculous cattle by standardizing herd inspections across states. The gathering debated enforcement and cooperation under existing state statutes.
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Kaneow City
Kansne
Miouri
Tone Etates Nano
Winy Castern
Quinisrantinne
Pioneer Missionaries and Four Great Men Statues in Muskegon
In Muskegon on Memorial day Claurtes Hockley presented granite busts of Lincoln Grant Sherman and Pierpont to honor church pioneer missionaries. The statues will bear inscriptions with the deceased leaders' names and dates, as part of a broader frontier civilization effort.
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Muskegon
Mich
Lincoln
Grint
Sheri Aul Pieragat
Claurtes Hockley
Farmers Form New Union in Danville HK May 88
The Americ Farner' tnten to hold a meeting in this city beginning next Saturday. The avowed aim is to centralize the people and unite the agricultural territory of the United States. Kruger favors a crusade against continued war and property concerns. London event plans include 600 attendees and possible crowds near 100000. Vice presidential rumor centers on George H. Mex Clellan’s candidacy with echoing support from various Georgia and New York representatives.
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Danville
Americ Farner
Tnten
Furue
Charmeten
United Bra
Waversons
Wholrsam
Lawton
Peng
London
Linn
Washington
Wichita Eagle
Itd
McKinsey
Flynn
Capitol
White Hones
Streeter
Hark and Gamble
South Dakota
Crimble
Meliowel
Sidory Clarke
Oklahoma City
Iain Dp
Sanders
Jubtle
Jot Morphin
Lewis Wisemeyer
Osage Reservation
W. W. Vainter
Teuthyle
Albert ‘Thammer
Kald
Dick Pinaket
Oklahommatlare
Ranwan Payne
Ee Reap
Oris
Oklahoma
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
Ind
Congress Debates Foreign Aid and Senate Actions
Senate debates focus on Cuba relations and investigations into Alaskan affairs, with Carried motions on Philippine naval matters and oceanic transportation. Congressional committees weigh amendments to appropriation bills, including naval and agricultural provisions, amid broad fiscal decisions and partisan reactions.
Massacre at sea leaves twelve dead on ship
A ship disaster near Pring Carl results in twelve fatalities, including the captain, with remaining crew locked in quarters as rescue work begins. Authorities search for a suspect near Stowhbatin while a separate report from Des Moines notes a National Congress gathering and politics taking center stage.
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Agen
Stowhbatin
Erie
National Mothers Congress
Des Moines
Bit
Hhgreee
Audle
eNney Trai
Che
W. Hierney
Witelington
Cathet
Dew Molnes
Planisioves Cemalona Owitt Tedig
Quotations and oddities from early newspapers
A jumble of misread quotes praises manners and neighborly devotion. It notes a Philadelphia Steerard line about a man dropping words and a Chicago Daily News quip about striking for a dollar tomorrow. A Chicago Democrat remark mocks excessive devotion and France forbids giving food to children under 10 years old.
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Philadelpha Steeard
Lond
Man
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Democrat
Prance
Oklahoma Territory Pledges Grain Aid for India Famine
Oklahoma Governor Harnen urges territory to donate grain to relieve India's famine. A formal proclamation calls for mass meetings and church collections, with a goal of assisting millions facing starvation while highlighting relief in kind from Oklahoma’s abundant crops.
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India
Oklahoma
Kate
Harnen How
Marten
Joes Valn
Territory
CM. Haines
Giphrie
Hort
W. Neal
Guthrie
Hrook We
Oklahoma Way
Common Wealtha
Neal
New York
Along Educational Lines and College Announcements
The school of political science plans a new government service course for colonial administration. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy claims a long history boasting the oldest of its kind, with Copan excavations led by President Sierra for a decade. Dozens of girls schools in the West and South graduate about 3,000 in domestic science, per Edward Holt. Domestic science facilities limited last autumn hindered advancement.
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Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Antedati Lilar College
London
Sierra
Beerers Besity
Copan
Islanda
Cambridge
Edward Holt
Ladies’ Home Journal
I Hs
Schoool
Auturmn
Carter Medicine Co Wins Case Involving Labels
Carter Medicine Company, led by Trent, won a final injunction with costs against Chicago Label and Box Company over label simulations for Carter's Little Pills. The two-year legal battle marked a major victory for proprietary drug trade defenders and retailers, with substantial legal costs and a remedy sought in chancery.
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Trent
Carter Medicine Company
Chicago
Teamet
Carter Company
C Arter
Morning Ti warning against a tired feeling cure with Hood's Sar ila
A dated patent medicine advertisement warns that Morning Ti signals poor health and fatigue. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure to enrich the blood and restore vigor, claiming users will feel well through summer. A testimonial from Dowaglas, Michigan, extols improved energy and ambition after using the remedy.
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Hood
Sersapatilla
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