Inauguration Fetes Begin for Cuban Republic at Havana
Havana hosts vivid displays as Palma prepares to be installed next Tuesday. Festivities include a banquet at the Tacon Theater for Governor General Wood and staff, mass, fireworks, processions, and public dinners.
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Havana
Tacon Theater
Wood
Jove Marti
Prado
Congress
Consular Corps
General Wood
United States War Department
Palma
Plaza
Morro Castle
Malecon
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois and Ohio May 15
Forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for showers in Indiana with warmer northern areas and Saturday showers with fresh east winds. Illinois should see showers on Friday and warmth. Ohio expect partly cloudy Friday, showers at night and Saturday with warmer temperatures in the north and east to southeast winds. Local observations show clear conditions with modest temperatures and light winds.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Movements of Steamers Across Ports May 11 15
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures at Queenstown Rotterdam New York Liverpool Glasgow Plymouth Cherbourg Lizard and other ports for May 11 to May 15. Vessels include Potsdam La Lorraine Siberian Majestic Moltke Iserlohn Bretagne and Manitou with destinations Boston Philadelphia Bremen Havre Hamburg and New York.
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Queenstown
New and
Boston
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Mic
New York
Liver- Rotterdam
Potsdam
Boulogne-sur-Mer
la Lorme
Havre
Bremen
Autschou
Hamburg
Glasgow
Siberian
Buenos
la Bretagne
Indon
Mi As Au Nou
Manitou
Naples
Pala
Furnace Ad Claims Easy Home Heating
If you buy one of Kruse and Deventer's furnaces you will have no trouble to heat your house next winter. Promotional copy touts reliability and warmth, targeting homeowners seeking dependable heating solutions.
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Kruse & Deventer
Obituary notices of three prominent figures in DC and Ohio
Washington reports the death of Andrew C Bradley a DC Supreme Court Justice at fifty eight after a brain abscess following illness and cites his Harvard Law School background Civil War service and notable trials including Breckin ridge Pollard and Holt will cases Albert Gallatin Riddle ex representative from Ohio dies at eighty six with works such as Bart Ridgely and Recollections of War Times J L Hutch inson vessel owner dies suddenly in Cleveland at age sixty.
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Senor Palma
Cuba
Congress
Palma
Wood
Customs and Internal Revenue Service
Washington
Europe
Paris
Spain
Mexico
South America
Steinhart
Guardia Civil
Central Valley
N. Y
Tage
Cuban
Martinique
William Jennings Bryan
John G. Carlisle
United States Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew C. Bradley
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Harvard Law School
Eee
Avemeyer
Holt Will
Albert Gallatin Riddle
Ohio
Bart Ridgely
Alice Brand
Cleveland, CO
J. L. Hutchinson
Mont Pelee Still Active Causes Widespread Alarm
London dispatches report Mont Pelee continues to emit ash with danger of corpse decomposition fumes. Refugees flood Fort De France as lava dust drifts to Jamaica at fifty tons daily. Geologist Harry Seeley warns of further eruptions across Dominica Guadeloupe and nearby islands, urging precaution.
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London
Mont Pelee
Fort de France
Kingstown
Jamaca
Mall
Jamaica
St. Vincent
Harry Gervier Seeley
Kings College
Dominica
Guadeloupe
Central America
National Association of Steve Manufacturers Concludes Thirty-First Meeting
New York May 16 concluding session of the thirty-first annual meeting of the National Association of Steve Manufacturers of the United States. Secretary Hogan said no action was taken toward forming a store trust as rumored. Officers elected include President Arthur N. Parlin of Boston Treasurer Walter S. Stevenson of Philadelphia Secretary Thomas J. Hogan of Chicago and a central executive bureau with John Van Cleade St Louis John Evansville Ind A W J Myers New Chicago W Walker York and W I.
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New York
National Association of Steve Manufacturers
United States
Hogan
Arthur N. Parlin
Boston
Walter S. Stevenson
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Hogan
Chicago
Central Executive Bureau
John van Cleade
T. Louis
John
Evansville
Ind
W. J. Myers
New Chicago
W. Walker
York
W, i
Pitchers' Duel Ends As McBride Drives Winning Run In Ninth
KANSAS CITY May 15 Weyhing and Pardee dueled until McBride hit a single in the ninth to bring home the decisive run as Kansas City defeated Toledo 2 to 1 in a tense pitchers' battle. Louisville and St Paul each picked up wins as Louisville scored four runs in the fifth to beat St Paul 5 to 2, while Chicago outslugged Brooklyn 8 to 7 after twelve innings in a wild city matchup. Milwaukee fell to Columbus 13 to 3 as Altrock and Miller split mound duties. Attendance figures and individual line scores reflect a busy day across multiple games in the circuit.
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Pardee
McBride
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Cow E
R.H. Oa
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Rothfuss
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Grady
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Geyer
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Cincinnati Wins Final NL Game As Ewing Shines
Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 8 to 4 to close the series. Ewing pitched well for the Reds while Summers and Bay were released today. Attendance 400 as Magoon Jackelitsch Bane Haliman and Peitz starred for the winners with Iberg and Voorhees steering mound work for the visitors.
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Phila takes bye as Boston wins easily in league game
Cy Young shone for Philadelphia but seven hits in six innings misled by Boston errors. Frasier returns to Philadelphia club and will join in the West. Boston wins 6 to 2 behind Plank after a 4 run seventh inning.
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Cy Young
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Chick Fraser
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Freeman
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Parent
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M. Cross
Lachance
Young
Plank
Sherian
Batting burst carries Baltimore past Washington in opener
In Washington May 1 Baltimore crushed Washington 5 runs to 1 as a stirring seventh inning rally with two singles a double and two triples broke the game open. McGinnity earned the win while Lee took the loss. Notable hits came from Selbach Seymour and Robinson. Attendance 3 17.
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Hin
Seymour
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Gilbert
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McGinty
Walthour Defeats Butler in Colosseum Race
Bobby Walthour of Atlanta defeated Nat Butler, veteran cyclist of Boston, in two heats of a thirteen mile motor paced race at the Coliseum. Walthour won the first heat in four minutes forty seven seconds, Butler four laps behind in the second heat, Walthour’s time for ten miles was seventeen minutes twenty seven seconds.
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Bobby Walthour
Nat Butler
Boston
Coliseum
Walthour
Butler
Forbes Ryan Drawn Bout Declared Draw At Empire Theater
Clarence Forbes of Chicago and Jack Ryan of Indianapolis agreed a ten round finish would yield a draw if both stayed on their feet. Referee Marx upheld the draw as the best Indianapolis fight to date with Forbes pressing Ryan throughout. Preliminaries featured Young Carroll over King, Kentucky Kid over Ben Harper, and Sharkey over Murphy in a disputed finish with Ryan acting as referee.
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Chicago
Jack Ryan
Indianapolis
Empire Theater
Marx
Forbes
Ryan
Young Carroll
King
Kentucky Kid
Ben Harper
Harper
Kentucky
Young Sharkey
Young Murphy
Wss
Sharkey
Wild mix up in ring ends bout in disqualification
In St Louis the Abel of Chicago and Sullivan of New York fought to fourteen rounds before a chaotic finish. Sullivan seemed the aggressor but foul play by Abel below the belt led to a disqualification after Sullivan’s manager jumped into the ring. The scene included police, managers, and spectators and a draw in the preliminary bout between Rausch and Munroe.
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West End Athletic Club
Kid Abel
Chicago
Tommy Sullivan
New York
Squared
Sullivan
Abel
Vernon Johns
Ullivan
Nelson
Johns
Morris Rausch
George Munroe
Jenkins Makes Double Fall Win Over Parr in Cleveland
In Cleveland Tom Jenkins again showed dominance by defeating Jim Parr twice in an hour. First fall came in 31 minutes, second in about 19. Parr challenged Dan McLeod for an 8,000 purse in a catch-as-catch-can bout. Jenkins heads to New Orleans Saturday for a handicap match with Prof. Schoenfeldt as 4,000 spectators watched.
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Tom Jenkins
Jim Parr
Jenkins
Parr
Dan McLeod
New Orleans
Prof. Schoenfeldt
Crescent City Athletic Club
Elevator Destroyed in Pekin Grain Plant Fire
A large grain elevator owned by Smith, Hippen & Co. in Pekin Illinois was destroyed by fire. It contained 9,000 bushels of grain. Loss estimated between 5 and 100000 dollars. Insurance amount not learned.
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Peoria
Smith, Hippen & Co
Pekin
Ill
Blue Grass Stakes results at Churchill Downs
At Louisville on May 15 the Blue Grass Stakes for three year olds produced Emathion as winner by half a length over Sister Addie with Trocadero third after Ice Water led early. Other winners that day included Onatus Sortie and Canzanella in a card split between favorites and longshots.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Onatus
Emathion
Clares
Brennenworth
P. Dunn
Ice Water
Sister Addie
Trocadero
Prima II
Sortie
Canzanella
Ciales
Claremont Handicap Won by Hatasoo Filly
In a Morris Park feature, A Featherstone's Hatasoo led from the start to win the Claremont handicap at six and a half furlongs by two lengths. Lady Uncas was second and Northern Star, an added starter, finished third. Other winners listed include Brunswick Makeda Gay Boy Saturday Hatasco and Dr Riddle with various weights.
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Morris Park
A. Featherstone
Hatasoo
Claremont
Lady Uncas
Northern Star
Brunswick
Makeda
Gay Boy
Saturday
Hatasco
Dr. Riddle
Fair Grounds Results Show Mixed Odds For Winners
The May 15 results at the fair grounds list four second choices and one outsider among the winners. Names include Sidney Walker and Miss Golightly with various odds, along with All Saints Am han ll Brulare and Parnassus in the lineup.
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ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Sidney Walker
Miss Golightly
All Saints
Amhan Ll
Brulare
Eighteen Hole Match Between Collis and Lennon Planned
Tomorrow's golf match at the home club features Harry Collis against F W Lennon the public links expert. The eighteen hole contest begins at 2 pm with Lennon handicapped by unfamiliarity with the course yet backed by twelve years of play and Collis with five years. Lennon born in Edinburgh twenty five years ago learned under Freddie Herd and has toured clubs in Philadelphia Toronto Gloucester and Palm Beach. Local notes report Chicago club qualifiers and Riverside and public links crowded with golf fans and Manual Training High School boys aiming for a new team and matches.
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Riverside Park
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Mr. Lennon
Edinburgh
Freddie Herd
Great Britain
Marlon Cricket Club
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America
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Canada
Toronto
Gloucester Club
Massachusetts
Palm Beach Club
Florida
Palm Beach
Fenn, Benard, Nichols
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Manual Training High School
Manual Training
Butler College
Secret second railroad agreement disclosed in Peking
A second railroad pact, signed the same day as the restoration of the Peking Shan Hai Kwan line, was kept secret by Satow and Yuan Shai Kai. The diplomats now reveal it faces opposition from powers backing railroad projects, as the preamble frames it for revenue and bondholder interests.
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Peking
Ernest Satow
China
Yuan Shai Kai
Peking Shan- Hai-Kwan
Great Wall
Tien-Tsin
Ting-Fu
Ching-Wan-Tao
Tung-Chao
Russia
Shan-Tung
Taku
Ernest Sutow
Yuan-Sha-Kai
Paul Lesser
Manchuria
Great Britain
Governor Orman urged to protect Chinese in Silverton
The Chinese minister pleads protection from violence and expulsion in Silverton after a shooting and beatings. A house was broken into and robbed. officials were asked to take active measures to safeguard Chinese and prosecute the guilty. The governor sought sheriff's information and Chinese were warned to leave the town.
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Denver
Orman
Hay
Silverton
The Unprejudiced View on Smallpox in Public Safety
Hartford Courant argues that individual rights yield to public safety in smallpox cases. It cites General Smith in the Philippines as applying strict, humane measures based on contagion and public welfare, urging readers to reflect on their own earlier judgments.
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Hartford Courant
Hartford
Lkely
Smith
Salmon restocking boosts Columbia River harvest prospects
The Philadelphia Record notes the Friends of Fish Culture in the United States highlight success restocking the Columbia River for salmon. It claims Columbia salmon are among the world's finest and that the yearly catch is worth millions, underpinning a major, low-cost expansion of output that could rival crops.
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Friends of Fish Culture
Unit States
Columbia River
Oregon
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