Paine's celery compound praised by Mexican consul
Enrique Guerra, Mexican consul, endorses Paine's celery compound as a spring remedy. He cites improved sleep, appetite, and renewed strength after arduous work, calling it a trusted medicine endorsed by physicians and families. The piece urges readers to try the tonic to purify blood, revitalize nerves, and restore vitality amid spring fatigue.
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Paine
Enrique Guerra
United States
Mexico
Guerra
Kansas City
Mr. Guerra
Wallace Arrests Round Up Most Males as Riots Erupt
May 6 Wallace Idaho reports martial law with four hundred federal troops guarding the area. Cavalry arrested almost every man in town and escorted a loaded train to Wardner, with many residents believed to be sought as witnesses amid riot turmoil.
Battle Rages at San Tomas Bridge in Philippines
Mania May 5 report says General MacArthur assaults San Tomas five miles NW of Calumpit. American forces contest the bridge while rebels burn the town. Negotiations for peace stall with Otis. Filipino envoys admit direct from Aguinaldo.
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MacArthur
San Tomas
Calumpit
Martial Law Enforced As U S Troops Guard Wardner
Four hundred United States troops are on guard in the Coeur d'Alene mining district as martial law is in effect in Shoshone county. Brigadier General Merriam arrived from Denver to arrest those implicated in blowing up the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine. Many suspects are under guard near the railroad station while testimony begins in the inquest into the killings of Smith and Cheyenne. Attorney General Hayes is in Wardner for the inquest.
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Waroner
Ida
United States
Coeur d’Alene
Shoshone County
Merriam
Denver
Bunker Hill and
Sullivan
Hayes
Idaho
Mountains Full of Fleeing Men Reported Near Wallace
May 6 article from Wallace Idaho describes mountains around the area crowded with men fleeing the region. With railroads guarded, the only escape route is the old Glidden road to Thompson Falls Montana, lined with evacuees. Some go directly from Burke, others via Murray.
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Ida
Glidden
Thompson Falls
Mon
Burke
Murray
Reed Denies Presidency Talk On Return From Europe
Southampton May 6 The American line steamer New York arrives passengers report a pleasant voyage Speaker Thomas B Reed told AP he came to Europe for rest He angrily denied resigning or seeking presidency and said he seeks repose with his family traveling to Winchester Salisbury and then Paris Also aboard the New York was Richard Croker
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American Line
New York
Thomas B. Reed
Associated Press
Europe
House of Representatives
Winchester
Salisbury
Paris
Richard Croker
Standard Oil Replies to Monett Bribery Charges
Standard Oil attorneys in Co tru mers Ohio filed in the supreme court a motion to force Attorney General Monett to specify all individuals alleged to have offered bribes and to name those linked to the attempted bribery. The filing also seeks appointment of a commissioner to take testimony on the charges against Monett and former Attorney General D K Watson.
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D. K. Watson
Supreme Court
Sheriff Downey Arrested by Soldiers in Pana
May 6 in Pana Illinois sheriff Downey was arrested by troops for carrying a revolver. He was brought before Captain Couch, revolver seized, then released. He vows to prove his right to bear arms, and the incident stirred considerable excitement.
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Pana
Ills
Downey
Couch
Spain seeks land cession as indemnity for Abbey incident
Hong Kong on May 6 reports Spain collecting evidence to claim a land cession in China as indemnity from the Chinese government. The move follows Spain permitting the steamer Abbey to depart Canton last August with arms bound for the Philippines.
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Hong Kong
Spain
China
Abbey
Canton
Philippines
Peace Conference in Manila Seeks Three Month Truce
Manila May 5 10 p m Major General Otis refused to recognize the insurgent government. Envoys from General Luna proposed a three month truce to summon Aguinaldo’s congress and consult leaders. Otis noted Aguinaldo’s limited control beyond Luzon. Spanish prisoners discussed as part of sovereign rights under US treaty after conference with Otis and a later meeting with the US Philippine commission.
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Manila
E. S. Otis
Antonio Luna
Otis
Aguinaldo
Fom
Luzon
Manuel Arguelles
United States
Spain
United States Philippine Commission
Represent Aguinaldo Mania May 5 8 p m Filipino envoys quit Luna claim
The Filipino envoys Major Manuel Argueleses and Lieutenant Jose Bernal told General Otis they represented Aguinaldo himself, not Luna. Otis declined to reply, saying it would amount to recognizing the Filipino government. Argueleses said Aguinaldo expected to be overpowered but would keep fighting for months unless granted peace with dignity.
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Manual Argueleses
Jose Bernal
General Otis
Antonio Luna
Aguinaldo
Senor Mabini
Otis
Major Argueleses
Officials Confident On Philippine Peace Prospects
Washington officials on May 6 voiced confidence in eventual peace with the insurgents. General Otis did not detail progress in negotiations, but War Department hopes for an understanding. Filipino leaders are believed discouraged and individuals may press separate terms. Minor outpost skirmishes possible, no major battle anticipated. The reported Lawton Hale junction pleased officials.
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Washington
Otis
War Department
Lawton
Hale
Man Believed From Iowa Found Dead in San Jose
A man thought to be W. W. Patterson of Iowa City, about 60, was found dead in his San Jose room. He killed himself by hanging from the bed post after receiving regular remittances from friends until a few weeks ago.
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Iowa
San Jose
Cal
W. W. Patterson
Iowa City
Wyoming South Dakota and Eastern Railway Chartered
A charter is granted for the Wyoming South Dakota and Eastern Railway company based in Rapid City with a $6,500,000 capital. The plan envisions building a rail line across the reservation from Pierre to Rapid City.
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New South Dakota Railroad
Rapid City
Wyoming, South Dakota and Eastern Railway Company
Pierre
Bowen Named Minister to Persia by President
Washington May 5 The president appointed Herbert W Bowen of New York as minister to Persia Bowen formerly consul general at Barcelona before the Spanish war Bowen will depart for Tehran in coming weeks to assume duties and represent US interests in Persia
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Bowen
Washington
Herbert W. Bowen
New York
Persi Bowen
Barcel
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