International Railway Revival Plotted At Inter American Congress
The April report notes a commission appointed by the president to represent the Podgresks at the Congreso de las Repúblicas Americanas in Mexico City next October. Washington will organize. a chairman may be chosen, with several applicants for secretary. Delegates discuss commercial and monetary reciprocity, a permanent arbitration court, and broader links across North Central and South America.
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Congreta
Werhinton
Combi
North
Central
South America
Pla
Washington
Mockhill
Pekin
Mexico
Fhiclanan
Dull It Ip
Tim
Alexico
Bockasen
Bosnick Americas
Spanich
Congress
Battle in Maszhensland Spurs London Patch Record
Dispatch describes clashes in Mashonaland near Fort Darwin between Charterland police and combatants after a flare up at Riguly. Casualties include Killet and others among the outraged factions amid the ongoing unrest.
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Maszhensland
London
Fort Darwin
Mashonaland
Charterland
Quit Coffee or Die Health Reform Story
A woman recounts years of liver kidney and heart trouble blamed on coffee. After trying doctors and medicines, she stopped coffee and slowly regained strength and health, claiming others in her state could benefit too.
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Janinette B. Beows
Hayes
Cora
Bwollah
Ship Builders Pool to Avoid Government Contracts
Reports from New York on April 31 indicate major shipbuilders plan to pool interests to reduce competition for government contracts. Lewhe Nbsor notes cooperative arrangements last year aimed to safeguard profits by diverting overflow work to allied firms.
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Sontrada
New York
the Journal of Commerce
Tugboat Hangs Over Water Near Hellieh Steamer
York Maine reports a tug lingering above the waterline early morning as a large steamer ran aground near Berle rock about a mile west of Boone Island. The vessel, possibly the Hellieh steamer Deumelata from Hamburg to Portland, drifted and became stranded after fog thickened, with the other details obscured by the mist.
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York
Berle Rock
Boone Island
Hamburg
Portland
Rock Lodge
Berie Rack
Plans for North Pole vessel Maude expedition ship
Vancouver April 24 plans are set for a North Polar expedition vessel to be built for Captain Joseph Herter at a cost around 80000. The design features a double stern post, a mush deck, three masts with a 7000 square foot sail area, masts 100 feet tall that fold to 66 feet, and a five year voyage setup with a crew of 14 including six scientists comprising a surveyor, an astronomer, therapist, artist, photographer and navigator.
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Bernier
Maude
Vancouver
Joseph Herter
Tyree
Berner
Dobson Chosen Deputy Warden Over Expectation
Surprising selection at Barber County penitentiary as J W Deteot names Dobson deputy warden, defeating favored candidate John Higgins. Dobson’s experience and nerve noted, with officials citing his steady demeanor and readiness to manage the prison’s daily needs and security.
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J. W. Deteot
Barber Eourty
Warden FE
Jewett
John Higgins
Sian
Bat Dobson
Hillis Thompson
Dobson
Charles Tineke
Jim Dobe
Borsters
Mysterious Billy Dead in London Fight
The report states American pugilist Billy Wever was injured in London and later regained consciousness. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene at the club event with claims of a fatal attack and uncertain cause surrounding his death.
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Billy
Inj
London
Wever
Lowlan
Erry Sms
Momiay Nintt
Suspected of Killing His Children in Ben Mel Case
A man suspected in the deaths of four children aged 14 11 5 and 4 was found near a farm in Eure-et-Latr. The suspect, named in the report as Franer Aisa Aeehiiiren, was confronted by authorities and led away after the bodies were found in a court yard. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon, according to the report.
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Charters
Eure-et-Latr
Franer
Aisaa
Ben- Mel
Ovechil
Tie Berbood
Married Kansas Man Fights For Millionaire Father's Estate
In New York Mrs Kemp battles to secure rights to her late husband George Kemp II's share of the estate. Court debates whether a trust and a two fifths share to the widow can override a will provision for two children and George. Judge Fitzgerald allowed briefs and reserved decision after closing arguments conclude.
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Kemp
New York
April Bare
Santee
Willie
Grorss Kemp, Jr
Sylth
San George
Ertaulin
Georet
Kenne
George
Stimson
Fitzgerald
Glasgow Exhibition Displays Anglo American Art and Industry
The Tribune’s longtime correspondent describes Whistler, Abbey, and Sergent among American painters with The Trial of Queen Victoria and Mercury and Angus. American exhibits include Westinghouse electric machinery and a railway, with Pittsburgh and Chicago towers. The Canadian pavilion is well designed and the Dominion display is creditable, among the best from British colonies.
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Ir Thie Tribune
LonGen
Whistler
Abbey
Sergent
Abbeieture
Lord
Strathcona Firs
Furner
Mercury
Angus
Westinghouse Company
Eaton
Pittsburg
Chicago
Dominion
Noted Dentist Dr Henry Byron McKellops Dies at 73
Dr Henry Byron McKellops of Chicago dies at 73 leaving an international reputation in dentistry. Born Salina New York, he earned a dental surgery degree in 1855, organized the Missouri Dental Association, led the St. Louis and American dental societies, and held notable posts including president of the American Dental Association. He also served with Morgan's Rifles in the Mexican War and amassed substantial wealth.
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Chicago
Apc
St. Louis
Henry Byron MeKetopa
Metdieps
Salina
Syracuse
N.Y
Ohio Dental Coliese
Missouri Dental Association
St. Louis Dental Association
American Dentists Asceia Bon MB
Southern Dental Iasociation
Mississippi Valley Southern Dental Society
McKellops
Morgan
Republica
Peace Call Shapes International Arbitration Gathering
Taienspells reports April 24 as a peace effort by May Wright Sewall representing the United and the International Peace Corp initiative of women calling for meetings nationwide to press arbitration. The Hague conference outcomes prompt a permanent international court to convene at The Hague on the conference’s second anniversary May 15. Rain delays Detroit game as city weather forecasts sun by noon and a possible opening day for the American League. Milwaukee opens in Detroit with jockey Reiff aboard. In Epsom England the Caburbage handicap goes to Avatrallia Star ridden by Spencer Gellan. Amarath with J. Rell second and Alvescot third. fifteen horses ran.
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Taienspells
Mra
May Wright Sewall
Ualted
International Peace Corp
Eetings
Ttern
Rae Dancy
Permanent Court of Internatingal Arbitration
Detroit
Suméhitie
Roan
Poseibte
Reiff
Epsom
England
Spencer Gellan
Amarath
Try J. Rell
Alvescot
Excursions to Kan City and Botors by Santa Fe Route
Odd prison celebration notes tickets on sale April 25 with return April 27. Six trains away in south direction. Sufferer tortures and medical remarks. Local names include W Lenikert of Bowling Green.
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Santa Fe
Sath
Dean
Oinimsat
Amy
W. Lenikert
Bowling Green
Father Kennedy
Cincinnati
Kennedy
Church of the Assumption of
Old Fellowes
Pariah Nations Debate Spurs War Claims and Alliances
Fragmented report outlines tensions among nations including the United States Britain Germany and others. It cites a court decision and discusses potential actions by powers, noting conflicting interpretations and reservations about previewed terms.
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Lawa
Sparts
Germany
Great Britain
Motland
Venemuda
Syuntry
Leo Sham
Poe
Weetier
Glasgow hosts hostility to budget in Britain London view
New York dispatch reports Glasgow's mood toward the British budget. Scotland shipping fears and sugar duty concerns fuel opposition while Wales and miners’ grievances have limited impact on Sir Michael Hicks-Beeneh's stance. Public opinion in Glasgow opposes concessions. ministers fear industrial unrest if taxes shift.
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New York
Great Britain
London
The
Tribune
Wales
Michael Hicks-Reneh
Scotland
Glasgow
Bollmten
Dundee
Publie
Ping
Glagson
Beotgak
Peta
Michel
Wewald
Shamrock II Towed to Clyde for Dockside Work
The Shamrock II was moved to the Clyde harbor for inspection and maintenance on the hull and pontoons. Crews prepared the vessel for planned self propulsion checks and hull work while dockside operations continue.
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Glasgow
Apen O
Clyde Truste Graying Duck
Jer
Li Hung Chang censured by imperial edict
In Pekin Li Hung Chang faces a severe censure by an imperial edict after French and Chinese agreed on span boundaries. German forces advance west threatening China while Li Hang Chang is ordered to halt the expedition and to report back to Kun-i and Chane Chik Tung who join Prince Ching as joint negotiators on major matters.
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de Pekin
LI Hung Chang
Becaus
Chines
Li Hang Chang
Comegkenons
Bank panic and deposit fears at Portland bank
A Portland Oregon bank faced a run as anxious depositors withdrew funds amid a report of a meeting that adopted a resolution to reassure customers and keep deposits intact. In New York the Dixie training ship arrived from Rochelle to Hudson to load stores and recruits for the South Atlantic and Asiatic stations before heading to Manila via the Cape.
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Portland
Ore
Arin
Gilbert
Sind
New York
United States
Dixie
Ivy Yard
Nochelle
Brooklyn Navy
Chicago
Atlanta
Manila
Cape of Good Hope
Abused the South Charged Over Confederate Day Program
A public school principal Dye from Massachusetts faced removal after remarks about the south during preparations for Confederate Day. Teachers and Confederate veterans demanded action, and he was notified the board must proceed immediately.
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Dye
South
Evan
Mum
Camp Werd
Confederte Veterama
Tragic Street Fire Claims Child’s Life
A young girl playing near a bonfire on Fifteenth and Washington streets was fatally burned when her clothing caught fire. Her father, a carpenter's overseer, rushed to help but himself suffered burns while attempting to aid her. The child died about three hours after the incident.
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Fifteenth
Washington Streets
Vais
U.S. Battleships and Armored Cruisers Placed for Moderate Speed
A Washington Herald report states the Navy will forego excessive speed for battleships and armored cruisers under construction. Ships will be near 194000 and 14000 ton classes with speeds around 21 to 22 knots. Some favor superposed turrets, others seek conventional layouts. The California class and torpedo boat Perry update are noted with delays for stern remodeling.
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Rew
Vesssia
New York
Washington
The
Herald
Board of Construction
California
Uaioy Ironworks
Uime
Hoat Perry
MacArthur's List of Wounded in Luzon and Manila
General MacArthur reports numerous wounded across Luzon and Samar including officers and privates from the 4th artillery 6th infantry and 4th cavalry with injuries ranging from slight to serious. Notable names include Henry V Carland Richard Mason and Dwight Lawson. A second item notes a revival meeting in Whites City Kansas led by Rev. Bryant and H. V. Scheies with historic ties to the local Christian church.
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Washington
MacArthur
Manila
Merch Ul
Tacuna
Samar
4Th Artillery
Robert J. Melavehiin
Severa
Maxn
Bohol
Willard W. May
Rob
Candieria
Luson
John McHugher
Apel
Horzeganny
Luzon
Henry V.carland
Donvla
Lagon
47Th Infantry
Richard Mason
Antonio
Hiram Blissard
Frank Romars
Wight
Smarely
Penrand
Dwight Lawson
Allan BR. Blackburn
Grant Deaton
James F Treadway
Tolisay
6Th Cavalry
Ewing Wright
Gager
James Creed
Whites City
White City
Kan
Bryant
Christian Church
H. V. Scheies
Gaget
Christian Church of
Thin Place
Scholes
Die Christan Church
Swift Specific Cure Ad Claims Blood Purge
An advertisement touts a poison cleanse that purportedly clears skin by drawing toxins from the blood. It promises softened pores and smoother skin, claiming quick relief and easy results. The copy mentions a product label from Atlanta and an emphasis on a “green pea” remedy.
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Ixperitier
Hritseca
Pilgrims in a Fray Across Clerical Clash in Uruguay
New York April 21 dispatch reports Liberals, mostly students, gathered in Montevideo for a strong anti clerical pilgrimage protest. Police blocked the procession, arrests followed as the mob clashed with officers and invaded a church.
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New York
Therain
Montevideo
Ureenay
Verdum
Aber
Church Inter
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Quick Relief
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for rapid relief from indigestion. It highlights relief from heaviness after meals, sour stomach, and eructations, claiming the tablets support digestive organs and improve appetite, with a price of 69 cents per box at druggists.
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Mit
Stuart
Seven Persons Bitten by a Dog in Denver Incident
A partial report notes seven persons bitten by a dog in Denver. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the event involves multiple victims and a local area authority investigation. No names or exact dates are recoverable from the fragment.
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Denver
Pittsburg Aprils Amid Negotiations on Reselition of Iron
In the year’s acute talks, officials press toward an agreed resolution on the iron project. Key negotiators and the president lead discussions to finalize the accord amid urgent timetable and local impact.
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Trunt
Pittsburg
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