Dewey Presidential Bid Dominates Vermont Delegation
Vermont Democrats pledge to support Admiral Dewey at June state convention, with delegates instructed for Dewey while expressing uncertainty about an independent bid. Philadelphia and New York reports describe Dewey as the preferred candidate by party officials, with mixed reactions from other politicians and a focus on the Democratic national committee actions.
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Detimatie National
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Filaey
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Dewey' Distrientate
Walt
Wau J. Etryun
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Woo MeKhiey
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Alant
Prime
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Theyun
Admiral Deves
Dewey Suut
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Adeniral Tae
Velaala
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Philadephia
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Rimmie Jane Raila
Smut Dewey
Cane Perner
Admiral Dewey
Thik Epormont
Enki
Raheak
Prwidencey
Sehurier
Mien
Chevu
Willa & Waltons
Feaby
Roma
Emilyo
Ang Caneel
Geuthermil
Bapit
Dewey
Venkera
Batson's Maccabebes in Philippine action praised
War dispatch details Batson's Maccabebes in late 1899 combat with Aguinaldo's forces on Negros Island. Major Batson commends officers and men for courage and endurance, notes intelligent scouting and effectiveness against insurgents, and recommends organizing a separate cavalry regiment from the unit. Several officers and soldiers cited for valor and injuries.
Torture Allegation Flows From Peru Incident
An American diplomat describes torture and abuse of an American representative abroad. The senate bill, introduced by Dir. Torus, seeks government information and documents. Edward Gottfried of Wilkes-Barre claims consular agents were subjected to brutal treatment during a Peruvian incident, with demands for money and weapons. The case involves calls for financial reparations and a formal apology.
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Washington
Senate
Torus
Pensylvania
Edward Gottfried
Wilkesbarre
Trixitig
Deratn
Tevomtiata I
Tssk
Pera
Gott Pst
Bam
Peru
Amanda Way Named Prohibitionist Congressional Candidate
Idaho notes show Amanda Way of Boise Hobson named as representative candidate by the state Prohibition convention held in Idaho Falls along with Rev WJ Boone of Caldwell for governor. Populists split over Bryan at Grand Forks convention and delegates chosen for pilot convention. London reports passage of a coupling bill after debate. Woodruff endorsed for lieutenant governor by Republican senators at State House. Weather outlook in Chisame April 6 mentions rain and shifting winds.
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Idaho
Congress
Fev
WJ. Boone
Caldwell
Lovertor
Mise Amands Way
Hobse
Bryan
Grand Forks
Sab Daiesntetives
Siex Palla
British Losses Reported As Boer Forts Hold
London dispatches reveal Lord Roberts confirms five British companies captured by Boers near Bethany and Reydersburg while General Villebois Mareuil killed. Methuen’s forces claim a small victory with five Boers killed and troops missing, and Boer activity persists near Bloemfontein and Jagersfontein as rail lines are disrupted.
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Lord Roberts
Bethany
Loret Roberts
War Office
Blocrfontein
Royal Isiah Fusiliers
Ninth Reiment
Reydersburs
Tiethany
Gulicre
Beidersburg
Cameron Highlanders
Heddersbore
New York
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Coe
Ahe
Lord Methuen
Vitetalt Mareull
Jusa Nf
Aritha Infantry
Hethany
Bloemfontein
Villeboix Mareuit
Joubert
Buller
Laidyemith
Hin
Marwill
Fortune Servini
Hioberts
Kimberley
Villebola Mareull
Villehols
Hoyle
Williams
Yeomanry
Kimberley Mounted Corps
Sullivan Porquay: Senator Vots to Beat Pennsylvanian
Mississippi Senator Will Vots aims to defeat a Pennsylvanian in a Washington reading room scene dated April 6. The dispatch notes the reading clerk of the United States Senate delivering updates as the political contest unfolds.
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Mississippi
Will Vots
Reading
Ue Setate
Car
Beckham Wins Court Of Appeals in Kentucky State Dispute
The Kentucky court of appeals rules the legislature’s seating of Governor Beckham final, voiding court review. Judge Hobson writes the opinion with Burnam and Gufty concurring alongside four Democrats. Durelle dissents. The ruling delays the mandate by thirty days and sets no immediate change in state government.
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Court of Appeals
Gove
Durelle
Durelie
Buornam
Guffy
Hobson
Burnam
Gufty
Supreme Court
Beckham
Gox
London
United States Supreme Court
Strife Flares As Fairfield Deputies Move On Greenwich
High Sheriff Hawley leads 25 Fairfield deputies to Greenwich as authorities struggle with building trades strikers. Greenwich forbids parade amid tense talks. governor plans militia from Stamford and Norwalk if needed. Italian laborers fuel unrest as more workers reportedly abandon jobs and marches loom.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Hawley
Fairfield County
Greenwich
Hawsey
Srene
Lounaberry
Stamford
Norwalk
Toley
No Opposition for J. D. Bowersock in 2nd District
J D Bowersock is renominated for Congress in the 2nd District with no opposition as the party convention endorses him and he appears to have things his way.
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J. D. Bowersock
Bowersock Endorsed for Congress in Second District
The Lawrence native J. D. Bowersock was endorsed by acclamation at Garnett for congress in Kansas' Second district. Delegates named included W. G. Holt and Grant Hornaday with alternates J. Han nam and B. F. Blaker. J. W. Parker nominated for presidential elector. The convention adopted resolutions praising Republican principles and pledged support for Bowersock, with mention of Charles F. Scott and Wider Metcalf for key posts.
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Lawrence
Garnett
W. G. Holt
Kansas City, Han
Grant Hornaday
Burt Scott
Pritsteena
JH. Hannam
Franklin County
B. F. Blaker
Linn County
J. W. Parker
Johnson County
Horace Stith
Counssl
Frank L. Travis
Allen County
B. J. Short
Kansas City
Kan
Inna
Kansas
Republican Party
Willan McKinsey
Govenor W. B. Stanley
Chas. F Scutt
Wider & Metcalf
J.D. Raversock
Lucien Maker
Senate of the
McKinsey
Travis
Allen
Fred Highton
Prarkiin
New Campbell Linn
WW. & Bemis
Anderson
Milter
Johrazon
W. T. Glease
Miamis
Humphrey
Bourbon
W.G. Holt
Wyandotte
Dunsmore Victory Denied as Socialist Ticket Not Involved
J W Forest of Thayer, Populist county chair, rejects claims Socialists backed Dunsmore in the recent city election. He says Dunsmore was nominated by machine Republicans with Blotageers and not tied to Socialist or Populist movements. The note also references a Philippine Washington report on Cebu and insular affairs with vessel counts and tonnage.
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J. W. Forest
The
State Journal
Thayer
Mr. Forest
Socialist Citizens
Tcket
Jom Dunsmore
Iix
Bnotlageers
Merce
Washington
Division of
Westerns and Insular Affairs
War Department
Cebu
Philippine Islands
thereupon appealed to the county authorities and Greenwich strife
Sheri Hawley and a posse of sixty men reached Greenwich at 7 PM and marched to the town hall where they confronted the strikers. The record notes eviction actions and the attempt to compel the workers to quit. The event highlights local tensions and enforcement efforts.
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Sheri’ Hawley
Greenwich
Sipido's Accomplice Alleges Remarks Tied to Prince
A meririrate investigating a case proposes examining Volkaeth who spoke at the Socialist meeting on Thursday. The remarks referenced by Volkaeth allegedly connected to the Prince of Wales.
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Meriirate
Txainine Volkaeth
Pinetlcg
Prince of Wales
Rhodes Lands in Southampton Amid Guarded Return
Dispatches from London and Cape Town report Cecil Rhodes arriving in the city after a Cape Town departure on March 21. He travels with a reticent stance, shielded by a guard following advice from Dr. Rutherlond Harris and Alfred Bell. Public interest in Rhodes’ welcome faded compared with prior ovations, and he avoided public speaking during the homeward leg.
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Pril
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Town
London
Rutherlond Harris
Alfred Bell
Rhodes
Funchal
Sland
Madeira
Thedes
Mesara Belt
Harris, Hawkeety
Rochefort Maguire
Raad
Pretoria
Free State Rand
Zine Die
Johannesburg
New York
Transvaa
Ime
Miners Laid Off Amid Smelter Demands and Mine Closures
Cripple Creek Colorado sees mass layoffs as smelter demands for treatment of gold ores push mines toward reduced output. Portland Mine and others may shutter or cut back, keeping few workers in drifts while directors seek better rates from smelters mills and railways. The two day celebration announces broader shutdowns as unions face unemployment impact and local field workers fear losses. Detroit reports a murder suspect attempting suicide in custody, slashing his throat with a razor obtained from a fellow prisoner. intervention prevented a death as authorities planned transfer to Jackson for life.
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Cripple Creek
Coly
Portiané
Portland
Detroit
Harry Hamberger
Julve M. Retsidel
Finch
Faials
Ufe Hamburger
Jackson
Conspiracy History: What It Alleges About A Vast Plot
A detailed account claims a hidden history of a conspiracy, outlining alleged actors, motives, and connections. The piece traces supposed events, dates, and institutions linked to the alleged plot, presenting the narrative as a historical examination.
Plot to Kill Goebel Recalls Kentucky Feud Evidence
Louisville dispatch details circumstantial testimony on a conspiracy to kill Senator Goebel. Wharton Golden leads the narrative with claims of money paid to shooters and plans to incite a riot during the Frankfort period. Witnesses describe Governor Taylor drawing a pistol and the ensuing tension.
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Courier= Journal
Goebel
Attormers
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W. Hoouttan
Youtssy
Ee Pd
Fons Sator
Golden
Spirtley
Netehboring
Jenbert
Bros
Emmokstens
Hite
Taylor
Frankfort
Sitets
George Fr. Aléxander
Una
Grand
Alexander
de Armatrant
Wharton Golden
Barbourshie Company
It Is War Now In Cleveland Strike Fracas
Cleveland manufacturers refuse to confer with a strike committee led by President O Connell of the International Union. He calls it war and warns that assisting the strike will breach agreements. About twenty six of almost one hundred firms have granted strikers demands. remaining plants resumed work.
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Natal
Cape Conny
Grane
Cleveland, O
O'Connell
International Union
O'Car
Nell
International Machinists
Cleveland
Ori Effies
Formerly of Kansas to Atlanta coroner investigates suicide
The coroner opened an inquest into an apparent self inflicted death in Atlanta, naming F O Dickensheets of the Kansas City Journal as a possible deceased man. Telegrams from Kansas City hint the victim might be C A Spooner, recently with the Journal’s proof room and later at Light Nebraska Omaha.
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C. A. Spooner
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Journal
Spooner
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