Mindanao skirmish prompts eight-man guard rule
In Mindanao a Moro killed Sgt. Waking with a bolo as Lt. Humber failed to fire. General Wise reiterates that no American leaves camp unless in a party of eight armed men. Congress considers a senator’s request for US access to detained natives to express views. A Luzon probe board adjourns to reconvene in Manila.
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Manila
Robert ©. Humber
Tenth Infantry
Camp Vickers
Mindanao
Humber
Wis
Pan German view on statues and German culture
In Berlin a Pan German professor Dr Hasse criticizes William II s plan to lift Frederick the Great statue to the United States and warns that German culture cannot make Yankees German only improve their education and wealth. He notes Americans may become more dangerous and applauded by the audience. Berlin reports a New York committee may offer a statue of George Washington to the Emperor in return for Frederick the Great s statue.
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Berlin
William
Frederick the Great
United States
Hasse
Ravenna Fire Ravages Town Business District Loss 100190
A late evening blaze in Ravenna Michigan destroyed most of the town’s business area causing an estimated loss of 100190 dollars. No further details on casualties or causes were provided. local authorities investigate the incident as firefighters battled the flames through the night.
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Ravenna, Mich
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois and Ohio cool and windy
No change in weather expected across Indiana Illinois and Ohio with cool conditions Tuesday and Wednesday. Indiana and Illinois rise to fair and cool with fresh north to northeast winds while Ohio remains fair and cool with brisk winds from the north.
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Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Northwest
Ohio
Lake Erie
Movements of Steamers Across North Atlantic Ports
Shipping notices show arrivals and departures in May with ships such as Ayres from Glasgow to Halifax and Philadelphia, Pretorian from Montreal to Liverpool, Kaiser der Grosse from New York to Gibraltar, Trave to Naples and Genoa, Bremen from New York via Cherbourg, Sax from New York, Zee land from Antwerp, and empres Patricia from London to Liverpool, among others.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Grove Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad Teases Cold Cure
EK W GROVE appears in this vintage ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine TeS. Lo, a famed cold and grip remedy priced at 25 cents. The brief notice emphasizes a familiar medicinal brand and price point.
St. Louis Narrowly Defeated by Chicago in Close Game
St Louis closed fast but finished one run behind Chicago as the American League team won 6 to 4. Chance hit a triple in the first and scored two runs before being replaced by Kahoe. Attendance listed as 1,000. Chicago led 2-0, then pulled away late.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Chance
Kahoe
R.H.O.A.E
R.H.O.A
B. Farrell
Miller
Donovan
P. A
Yerkes
Brashear
Jones
Dexter
Tinker
Congalton
Menefee
Baltimore
Howell
Chicagos
Kelley
Balmore
Strang
Callahan
Davis
Sullivan
Oyler
Selbach
Isbell
Daly
Williams
Mertes
McFarland
Garvin
Carruthers and O'Laughlin
Boston Shut Out by St Louis Lacking Hitting Power
Boston loses to St Louis as Stahl and Powell excel in pitching and fielding. Attendance 3,841. Box scores show St Louis won with key plays and Boston misplays. several players listed with hits and outs across both teams.
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Boston
St. Louis
Stahl
Powell
R.H.O.A.E
R.H.O.A.E. Parent
Burkett
Heidrick
Collins
M'Corm
Anderson
Padden
McCormick
Wallace
Maloney
Sugden
Dineen
Johnstone
Detroit Narrowly Fails To Tie In Philadelphia Tilt
Detroit mounted a late rally but Philadelphia held on for a 8 6 win in a closely contested game. Hartsel and Barrett sparked Detroit with hits, while Philadelphia pitchers Wiltse and Miller held off late threats as attendance reached 2,480. In Washington, Cleveland defeated Washington 5 3 as Wright faltered in the ninth before Moore closed. Carey and Bradley collected key hits for the Indians. Culver Military Academy defeated De Pauw University 13 4 to remain in second place among Indiana colleges.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
A . Phila
B. Casey
Hartsel
Tees
Harley
Barrett
Castro
Miller
Wiltse
Seybold
L. Cross
Elberfeld
Hartzel
Fultz
M. Cross
Powers
Nee Ere Strick
Wiktse
Connolly
Washington
Cleveland
Wright
Moore
Ryan
Keister
Lbs Coughlin
Carey
Indianapolis Journal
Culver
Ind
Culver Military Academy
de Pauw University
Indiana College
Academy
State championship notes and early baseball results
Captain Woodward is out for the season with pitching restrictions while Held played center. McQuaid pitched for the varsity, fanning nine as Career and De Pauw traded runs in a 5 to 4 game. Bloomington triumphed over Terre Haute with a four-pitcher onslaught, and Rockford beat Evansville in ten innings. Chattanooga beat New Orleans 9 to 7, Birmingham topped Memphis 3 to 3, Nashville and Shreveport tied 3 to 3, Atlanta won 7 to 0, and Little Rock won 4 to 2. Philadelphia reported a legal action by John I. Rogers of Brooklyn against James T. McGuire to bar him from playing for any club other than Brooklyn in 192. A Montpelier ball club beat Fort Wayne Pastimes 5 to 4 in ten innings in an enclosed field watched by 800.
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Woodward
McQuaid
de Pauw
Philadelphia
John I. Rogers
Brooklyn National League Baseball Club
Commen Pleas Court
James T. McGuire
McGuire
Brooklyn
Detroit
Indianapolis Journal
Montpelier
Ind
Montpeter
Fort Wayne
Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
Jimmy Handler
New York
Ryan
Handler
Rie Sowa
Ryan Defeats Handler In Four Rounds In Kansas City
Tommy Ryan dominated Jimmy Handler of New York in a one sided four round bout in Kansas City. Ryan opened with aggression in round two and finished with a sequence of knockdowns, referee stopping after Handler hit the canvas four times.
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Tommy Ryan
Senator McBride Weds Laura Schwichtenberg in New York
In New York City at the Church of the Ascension a ceremony joined former Oregon Senator McBride and Laura Walter Schwichtenberg. Senator J H Mitchell and Mrs Harry Potter Nourse attended. The couple plans a New England tour and a July return to Oregon after a breakfast reception.
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New York
United States
McBride
Oregon
Laura Walter Schwichtenberg
Church of the Ascension
J. H. Mitchell
Harry Potter Nourse
New England
Boiler Explodes at Millionaire Kirby Home
A boiler explosion at John H. Kirby's Houston residence killed engineer Harry Woodard and assistant Charles Coughlan as the boiler’s end tore through the house where a private theater and natatorium were under construction. The blast caused extensive property damage and left sleeping residents narrowly alive.
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Houston
Tex
John H. Kirby
Harry Woodard
Memphis
Charles Coughlan
Kirby
Salt Lake Sugar Control Changes Follow Utah Pattern
Salt Lake City May 2 The controlling interest in the Greeley Col Sugar Company property with hundreds of thousands of Utah capital invested will pass to the Havemeyers as with the Utah Sugar Company. The plan proposes raising capital stock from fifty thousand dollars to one million dollars.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Greeley, Col
Havemeyers
Utah Sugar Company
Clashes After Ball Game End In Belligerent Melee
After a Washington Park ball game between M. T. H. S. and Shortridge the grand stand erupts in a brief fist fight led by Hazy Clarke of Shortridge. Police separate the combatants as several Training School supporters show bruises from the melee. M. T. H. S. later wins on the field with strong batting led by Sweeney, Gray and Rhoades, while Scott of Shortridge labors in defeat.
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Shortridge
Washington Park
Grand Stand
H. S
Clarke
Leutenants
Clark
Gray
Scott
Terra Firma
Gibbs
Connor
Masters
Perkins
Sweeney
Miner Blast Toll Reported at Crow's Nest Coal Yard
In Fernie British Columbia a provincial policeman William Stevens faced a hostile crowd after stating that at least 52 miners died in the Thursday explosion. Authorities confirm the death toll has risen to 151 with fifty bodies recovered so far.
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Fernie
B. C
William Stevens
Stevens
Crow's Nest Coal Company
Harvard Football Schedule Set for Next Season
Cambridge Massachusetts May schedule outlines twelve games with foes including West Point Carlisle Penn Yale at New Haven and a November date with the Yale team.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
West Point
Carlisle
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
New Haven
Merchants Association Rebates Offer in Indianapolis
The Merchants Association of Indianapolis promotes a rebate program. shoppers must ask for a rebate book at the first named store and have each purchase recorded in every member store. Present the book at Columbia National Bank between morning and 6 pm to receive the rebate. applications must be made at purchase time.
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Merchants’ Association
Columbia National Bank
The
Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
Latonia Derby Won by Harry New at Latonia
Harry New from C. R. Ellison’s stable won the Latonia Derby before about 10 000 spectators. South Trimble the favorite finished second with Martin Burke third. Abe Frank last. Otis rode the winner, who led late to win by five lengths as bookmakers paid losses on the race. Other races at Latonia included six furlongs and one mile events with notable finishes. Weather was rainy and the track slow.
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Harry New
C. R. Ellison
South Trimble
Martin Burke
Abe Frank
Otis
Bob Baker
Buchanan
Dwyer
Charles F. Price
Imp
Pirate of
Coburn
Jack Rattlin
J. Ransch
Foneda
Jena
Lindsey
Nelse Morris
J. Martin
Masterful
Minder
Suralighter
Deborah
Nancy Pane
J. Rausch
Ottis
Sheriff Relie
Bosanco
Robertson
Burlap
First Trip Successful Hoosiers Return From Western Tour
Indianapolis manager Watkins praised the Hoosiers after a seven win four loss Western trip abroad. Miller was sidelined from a Kansas City game due to a spike, but the team showed improved play away from Washington Park. Indianapolis meets Columbus today at 3:45 with Sutthoff to pitch, aiming to overtake the league lead as the rivals clash for first place.
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Watkins
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Watty
Hoosiers
Miller
Washington Park
Columbus
Sutthoff
Ray
Coulter
Bay
Ee Sonics
Bation
Aes
Coronation Attire Rules and Precedence Plan
A historical notice outlines strict precedence for coronation guests at the abbey. It details attire requirements for peers, knights, and gentry, including crimson velvet and royal regalia, with lavish trimming and specific dress codes for American nobility, plus prohibited or peculiar heraldic accessories. The order is issued by the Earl Marshal and references Gerrita Co. and Washington Street.
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America
Fishment of
Gerrita, CO
Washington Street
Altrock Shuts Out Kansas City in Milwaukee Tilt
Milwaukee defeats Kansas City 5 to 0 as Altrock shines on the mound with flawless support from Clingman. Weyhing was hit hard. notable Milwaukee fielding noted. Attendees around 100. The manager announced schedule exchanges with Minneapolis and St Paul for early June to align dates.
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Milwaukee
Altrock
Kansas City
Weyhing
Clingman
Beere
Milwkee
Boane K.cy
Rhore Thiel
Hallman
Dungan
Enemas
Averodi
Thiel
McAndrews
Wis
American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
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William T. Johnston
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I Terre Haute
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Martin
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Shreveport
Atlanta
Little Rock
Catcher McGuire
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Yanger
Benny Yanger
Austin Rice
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Siler
Terry McGovern
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Bob Sweeney
Rhoades
Dixon
Rohnstatt
Wiley
Maxwell
Bohnstatt
Foley
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Fannl
Smith
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C. Allen
Allen
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A. Ee. Dixon
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Stas Connor
Holdson
Cc. Allen
C. Scott
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Whitesides
L. S. Ayres & CO
Badger Furniture CO
D. H. Baldwin & CO
Besten & Langen
Bliss, Swain & CO
the Progress
WM. H. Block CO
the Bowen-Merrill CO
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J. Strauss & Co
Peeney Furniture & Stove CO
Albert Gall
Charles L. Hartmann
Iske Bros
Paul H. Krauss
Kaun Tailoring CO
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Charles Mayer & CO
W. H Messenger
L. E. Morrison & CO
People's Outfitting CO
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I. Saclter
Cordova Building
Latonia Wit
Hawthorne
Pat Dunne
Savable
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Last Knight
Emathion
McLaren
Coustevel
Alice B
Tracslow
Bavable
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Farmer Bennett
Patchogue Stake
Cameron
Hyphen
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Patchogue
Contend
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Cambee
Wild Thyme
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Lady
Kenova
Gallantine
Himtine
Lyror Belle
Alcedo
L. V. Bell
T. Columbus
Indianapolis Louisville
Pauli
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