Not a Deserter Congressman Curtis's Bill Is Favorably Reported
ME Stevens 18 Dead. Father of Councilman Frank Stevens of Topeka. Evidence shows he died faithful to glory. A bill introduced by Congressman Curtis to remove desertion charges against J W Stevens was favorably reported by the House military affairs committee. He died from war injuries after losing an arm in battle. records later failed to show official desertion, but comrades testified to his loyalty and death in combat. The war department later restored his honor through eyewitness testimony and family testimony was never found.
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Servi Cotteapemient
Curtin
Ageindi JW. Stevens
Steverm
Couneilan
Frank Stevend
Topeka
War Department
Beckum
Letter Carrier Claims Extra Pay Funding Limits
A historical item reports that several Kansas towns including Topeka, Atchison, Lawrence, and Leavenworth faced delays in extra pay for letter carriers. The secretary noted this required appropriations. totals across the country were not yet approved. Names of individuals and localities appear amid partial figures and dates, with August deadlines and pay implications discussed.
Punish Outlaws Under Territorial Security Law
Text outlines penalties in the Indian Territory for assaults on or interference with railway cars or crews. It defines felony conduct, including murder by assault or enabling harm, with punishments up to two years in state penitentiary. Stresses willful damage and malicious acts against trains, cars, or personnel.
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Ingtam
Tisange Ste
Axe Ratieny
Abel
Hal Inser
Farr
Massee
Aine
Calderhead Seeks Support As Waller's Stepson Faces Move
Washington dispatch reports Representative Calderhead seeks backing during the session to aid Walter’s stepson amid uncertainties over a possible transfer or vacancy. The article notes Bray and others on the committee showing concern as the Congress debates pay and staffing during the recess.
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Calderhead
Astist
Waller
Washington
Conerenenan
Bray
John
Alice
Euch
Mold
Cumerewsio
Wark
Tie
Ana
Barty
Walter Taeally
Curt
McKinley Refuses Speaking Invites at Memorial Day
Cleveland June 2 United States President McKinley visits Riverside cemetery for Memorial Day. He declines several speaking invitations and spends the day quietly visiting graves with family and aides as flowers mark the resting places of loved ones.
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Cleveland
McKinley
Hiverslie
Perak
Non
Hiner
Eerenea
R. Tem
Multhiey
Stra Freeland Bastin Te Dowd
Holland
Here
Body of Geo Murphy Buried After 30 Years In Jersey Cemetery
The body of Geo Murphy lies in Porvat 211 cemetery, exhumed after decades. He served as a soldier from Jersey and was honored, with the uniform showing signs of age and a preserved tablet noting his long service. The grave and remains remained largely unchanged, with the uniform fabric aged but intact.
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Geo. Murphy
Porvat
Pliva
Marly
Syrechee
Murphy
Solitler Orn Pupnars
Soltier
Muse
I Brewaleh
Local Notes On Political Shifts At West End
Unclear OCR text shows mentions of Governor, St Jones, a famous lecture, and political party activity. References to The Solerns Wall Glee Addins and the National party are noted alongside a figure of 2200 for the Prohibition party and a claim of a wave toward the National party. Names and details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Pittabors
Dahn Os St
Jone
Will Delyer
West End
M. Rochurch
Solerns
National Party
Reihees Gebeep Steelamith
Cthe
Prohibition Party
Jann
Shakespeare Relics Auction Promises Oddities and Visitors Book
A fragmented catalog note describes Shakespeare relics and a visitors book to be auctioned next year. The item list mentions a Burt collection and references to William Shakespeare, with uncertain names and dates. A health remedy brand is cited along with a drugstore ad line about Hand's remedies and a 25 cent price.
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Phabden
A. Wallection
Ret
de Jae Rendante
Joan
Willian
Grover’s Form Debate Weighs On Capitol Portrait Plans
The Senate debates a proposed memorial in the Capitol rotunda drawing sharp lines over omitting George Washington and Abraham Lincoln while praising a bust of Grover Cleveland. Arguments touch on historical representation, with figures like Hawley and Hinabrough opposing or defending the arrangement as debates continue into the session.
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Washington
Senate
Mer. Hinabrough
Capitol
Huwiey
George Washington
Avraham
Cleveland le
Tate
Versa
Columb Tuk
Hatshough
Hateley
Friese
Mu Hawley
Grot
Lee
Hawley
Joan Breckinridge
Witten
Rap. Wash
Sherman
Mt Co
Harris
Billy
Grand Canon Forest Reservation
Arinonn
Fingutare
Canon Haulin Company
Elvira Beeler
Ty Doen
Vitus Dem
Stewart
Pulsner
Vuus
Atiwon
Vitag
Ethemrt
Aly
Allison
Stewnet
Bitwart
Hews
Hep
Dale
United States
Congress
Allen Pop
Brown
Aten
United Tases
Allen
Hrussels Exposition
Post Ofice
Uni
Cleveland Officials Plan Action Against Scorchers
Cleveland’s police chief proposes forming a squad of cowboys to lasso the scorchers driving wheels at 40 miles an hour through crowded streets. He plans to discuss with the mayor before taking further steps to curb the menace and protect residents.
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Cleveland
Westerm
Wirulig
Pennsylvania's Vote Predicted for McKinley at St Louis
A Pennsylvania congressman predicts that on the first roll call at St Louis, Senator Quay will announce that Pennsylvania casts its votes for McKinley. The move could trigger a stampede among other delegations and position Quay as a leading presidential candidate.
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Quay
McKinley
Washington
Pennsylvania
Penneyivenia Fe
St. Louis
Ohia
Ohio
Bess
Roscoe Conkling's Fame Dedication at Madison Square
The Roscoe Conkling club of the Twenty seventh district dedicates a suite and holds a ceremony in Madison Square. A parade by a local group is planned for 3:30 p.m. with prayers, addresses by Rev McGrew and dignitaries including Edward Bauter mch Lexow and Lemuel B Quigg.
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Madison
New York
Runtos
Twenty-seventh Assembly Diatrict
Koscom Conking
Madison Square
Porpe
Pitth
Dr. McGrew
Bt Barchardmew
Edward Bautertmch
Setaner Claperice Lexow
Lemuel B Quigg
Jess
Strikes and Street Railway Tensions in Milwaukee
Mil waukee chiefs and workers clashed over wartime duties as street railway employees faced unsettled conditions. Leaders warn a small split could spark a broader move, while unity is urged. Samuel Gompers was expected in the city Friday, with Debs undecided on his Sunday visit.
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Pho Street Railway
Milwaukee Yat
Atilwaukee
Stalking Street Railway
Simuel Gompers
Bavi
Hagene V. Debs
Suliday
Gavel used at Republican convention in St Louis 1806
The piece shows a gavel used when the Republican National Convention met in St Louis to nominate William McKinley for president. It was crafted for the event and later presented to Senator Henry Berry, with remarks by Jonathan Terry and others at the fairground.
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Abraham
Steam bicycle inventor killed in river park accident
Roxbury mechanical engineer S H Ropes died after his steam bicycle failed and threw him during a race with Tom Butler at Crakes River park. The device, which Ropes invented, caused his head to strike hard. The article also notes widespread bicycle industry troubles and various travel fare updates, reflecting a chaotic news page.
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Boston
S. H. Ropes
Roxbury
Tom Butler
Roper
Crakes River Park
Tater
Teper
Desire
Mob Lynching at Court House in Columb, Georgia
A mob seized Jesse Slayton from officers during his trial, hanged him on Broad Street, then abducted Will Silex from jail and hanged him as well. The crowd, armed and furious, shot Slayton and dragged Silex through the streets, while a separate assault occurred at Clapp's factory harming Mrs. Bryan.
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Columb
Webster
Astris
Jesse Slayton
Howard Bryax
Slayton
Mer
Valence
Slevton
Bread Street
Aa Codby
Will Silex
Mrx Albright
Stayton
Nytre
Siryan
Clapp
SvoTaan
Columbus
Stra Ervan
Bryan
Fred
Mc Brean
Bean
Herto
Atlantic City Uglier and the Electric Coast Line
A proposed electric railroad to run from the transom to the Hotel Favitun by the Hestisville Pullmount community in Philadelphia is advancing. John W. Grover, former Daily Union editor, notes the plan has faced delays but most beachfront property owners have signed for a summer start. The project aims to run along the North front to eliminate beach basking at the Tron Pier. most owners consented, sparing only two.
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Atlante City
N. J
Hortn Tront
Massachusetts
Averve Hat Indo
Tronsier
Tolet Favitun
Hestisville
Pullmount
Marcin
Phladighia
John WH Grover
Daily Union
Fienes
Tron Pier
Bride and bridesmaids prepare for wedding day
The text describes a forthcoming wedding with the bride in a white gown and attendants including Miss Letitia Stivenson and Miss Letidy Scott. It mentions the best man Mr. Chirles Hardin and Wallace Radcliffe as part of the wedding party, highlighting anticipated attendance and attire.
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D. Hierdin
Securion
MFM
Letitia Stivenson
Benyte
Mies Letid Scott
Ming Jane Aliss
Julia Scote
Milne
Mr. Chirles
Hardinett
Wallace Radclite
Emetar
McKinley and Silver In Republican State Debate
Rabieh notes June 2 discussion in South Carolina Republicans praising William McKinley for his silver stance. He cites free coinage support and ties to the Sherman and Dland-Alison acts, arguing McKinley’s tariff views align with silver interests.
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Rabieh
Baria
Sorih
McKinny
McKinneys
Henry Irving Aids St. Louis Tendon Fund Note
Sir Henry Irving writes to the mayor of St. Louis inclosing 1.70 dollars to aid a re Met fund and expresses sympathy for the sufferers.
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Henry Irving
St. Louis
Sir Henry Irving
McKinley Visit Sparked Short Civic Program
Original Canton news notes a June patriotic celebration cut short when McKinley could not attend due to unforeseen circumstances. A large crowd gathered for a photo opportunity as local leaders arranged a special train from St Towle and Albion to escort him to nearby stations.
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Canton
McKinney
Bmckinney
Eheak
McKnney
Eallery
Glees Works Union
St Towle
Talons
Albion
Cantor
McKinley
Neadybarters
Michael
MoKnney
Nashville Centennial Opening Day Despite Rain
Nashville observes opening day ceremonies after a rainy morning, with colorful decorations and a grand parade initially delayed. The United States Machine team leads a two hour procession ending at Centennial Park around 3 PM, drawing about 25,000 people despite foul weather.
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Nashville
United States
Centennial Park
J. Wo ‘Fheams
Moscow Burial Scenes Describe Grim Civic Efforts
In Moscow, bodies identified by relatives were buried in private graves at municipal expense. Many victims from the Hidenehed were laid in mass trenches, the remains tightly packed to fit. About 20 workers operated at Janovskye cemetery as scenes were horrific and half the bodies recovered remained unidentified.
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Moscow
Gune Z—eHere
Satinas Nur Todas
Janovskye
Rane
Rothchilds to Own It in Globe Mining Debut
June Frentier reports that Hamilton Smith representing the English syndicate and the Rothschilds have pushed negotiations for a purchase of a controlling interest in the Ammon company mines in Butte. The deal would place foreign ownership in control, with public disclosure expected in a few days. The high price reflects a recent strike action increasing the mine's value.
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Frentier
Re+ Il publican
Butte
Mutt
Hamilton Smith
Rothrchilds
Ausvonds Company
Forcisnert
Moscow banquet disaster toll rises in chaos rush
A London Standard dispatch recalls a banquet tragedy with over 3,500 killed and 1,900 injured. The report cites provisional totals from Saturday's disaster, noting massive casualties and widespread impact as authorities tally the numbers.
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Moscow
London
Asorow
Standard
Mail Appropriation for the Hawaiian Islands
Washington reports conferers agreed to senate provisions granting 55000 to the Deepaple Breamtably company for carrie from San Francisco to New Zealand and New South Wales by way of Honokula. Requests readers to try Electric Bitters for female complaints, appetite loss, headaches, and nervous troubles with claims of strength. Also promotes Alvoiriers Remne and DeWitt’s Little Hep pills with mixed local notices and names like Gen W. Stansfield and THOS. Copeland.
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Washington
Senate
Deeaple Breamtably Company
Carrie
San Francisco
New Zealand
New South
Walee
Honokula
United States
New Caledonia
Inlands
Pacific
J. . Jones
Tore
Fifth
Street
Kansas
DeWist
W. Stansfield
Chief of Police Fined in Tennessee Case
A Tennessee chief of police was fined for embezzlement and pistol-related charges after a December incident involving Attorney Johnny Ta vee. Judge Moon later overturned the ruling on grounds of improper conduct and the case was dismissed with the judge criticizing the investigation.
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Chattangoss
Tenn
Ludge
Court of Centenned
Waa
Emrsyme & Pletol
Laat
Johny MK Ta
Tielarsene
Pat Tae
Banderase Ae P Jodee Lieaaley Wek Weolan
Eben
Lam Week
Moon
Hanagg
Eriank
Philpe
Alaska Delegates Fight For Seats In St Louis Meeting
A fragmented report outlines Alaska political contenders including Delamanter and candidates from the independents convention. It references debates over work in new political roles and unspecified interregional tensions as candidates press for attention on Alaskan issues.
Fragmented Note on Democratic National Convention Coordinates
A garbled report references the Democratic National Convention and mentions formalities about seating and decoration. It notes a subset of participants and a procedural focus on convener actions, with unclear details about ages and arrangements.
Charters Filed for Irrigating and Milling Company at Syracuse
The Pokedale Butitie and Laity association of Wrandette county filed charters naming Maarg, Alvers Marty, Scansus Oty, Moy Sherri Tones and others. Headquarters set at Syracuse Haulin county with a capital stock of 10048 dollars. Directors listed include EH Irvine and HF Shannon among others. Also includes a local advertisement for a cough remedy and reaffirmation of school quality with better teachers.
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Pokedale Butitie and Laity Association
Wrandette County
Maarg
Alvers Marty
Scansus
Furvieten
Sing
God
A.W. Hohn
LH. Rowe
G.C Miller
Syracum Haulin County
EH Irvine
HF Shannon
W B. Neithercutt
A G. Ein
J. Ievinie
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Awkinley Gavel
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