AMERICAN BEEF AND CATTLE CASES AT ISSUE IN WASHINGTON
A Washington dispatch reports Representative Curtin urging action to end Great Britain’s cattle entry restrictions. The drive calls for presidential use of power to abrogate the embargo and prevent discrimination against American cattle exports. The piece notes higher Canadian prices abroad, complaints from cattle shippers, and likely costs to the U S treasury while outlining proposed measures and funding in Congress.
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Washington
Cangreresan
Cartia
Journal
Congress
Great Britain
Kani
Nabrasks
United States
Kingdom of Great Britain
Anid
Mauke Suttle
Kigdorm
Hughie
Liverpool
Kansas
Stith
Euro ‘Polumonia
Leland 15 six From Rareee ponents 14 Washington
Republican Congressional Committees seek 2 990 copies of Morrill pension speech for campaign distribution. Washington dispatch notes a push to use the declaration to rally anti Morrill sentiment and bolster Leland’s strength.
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Washington
Journal
Tania
Leland
Morrill
Loyal to Allison Col Greene Remains True to the Towns Statesman
From Our Special Correspondent in Washington Col Greene speaks on party loyalties and the McKinley nomination. He denies missteps and asserts his support for Allison while criticizing current strategy and Pennsylvania moves as misguided ahead of a potential split, predicting the party would favor allies in a break up.
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Allison
Col
A. Greene
Tows Statesman
Washington
Reyes Congreehan
Harluk
Ben
Greene
Aid Reid
Mckintey
Bowsting
Prople
Pennsylvania
Amy
McKinner
Bret
Representative Curtis Fails to Narrow on Peabody Bill
Washington reports Curtis cannot obtain a clear stance on his bill to have the government assume charge of the Peabody project. He has supported the measure, but committee members are absent or unclear on next steps. The debate centers on preventing extortionate freight rates for agricultural producers and funding specifics remain elusive.
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Curtis
Washington, Mary
Curtia
Peabody
Curt
Ray
Beye Fork
Depew Talks To Women At New York University
Dr Chauncey M Depew addresses graduates of the Woman's Age Class of New York University at Mattison Square Garden urging equal opportunity. He notes a wage gap where brothers gain access to lucrative positions in brokerage firms while sisters face limited invitations and constrained employment prospects.
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New York
Chauncey M Depew
Mattison Square Garden
New York University
Homeseekers Excursion to Great Rock Tala nd Route
An item advertising a May 5 1696 excursion titled The Great Rock Taland Route offers a round trip fare sale from Texas Arkansas Missouri and Indiana territories with tickets reserved through ABM Puller agent for reservations and details.
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Great Rock Taland
Olkla
Texas
Ariansas
Missouri
Arizone
Indao Twertiary
ABM
Ce Pura
Agt
Peace visit to Cleveland reshapes McKinley-Hanna talks
Report from New York outlines a peace tour by party leaders to Cleveland that led to speculation about a settlement with McKinley and Hanna. The text notes denials and concessions, with Morton threatening withdrawal if Indiana turns against the ticket, and hints at upheaval in ALP leadership amid charges and investigations.
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New York
MeKnsey
Pal
A. A
Rimde
Hanne
Houghan
Missouri
Oales Og
Isseland
Ohio
Mckinley
Hanna
Cleveland
Hansa
Stevens
Peace Pilgrimaa
McKinney
Conceded to McKinley in party nomination talks
A May Washington dispatch reports that press reports claim McKinley will secure the nomination at St Louis with broad Republican support. It suggests Teed and Morton are favored, with a strong anti McKinley faction ready to unite if needed, aiming for a first-ballot victory and a unanimous Remington slate.
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Manley
Washington
Mckinney
St Lotta
McKinley
Pomethle Cetit
St Louis
Plac Teed
Morton
Poswilly
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Quay
Piatt
Smid
Remington
Morton May Withdraw If McKinley Wins in Indiana
A scrambled New York dispatch reports chatter that Governor Morton would resign if McKinley carries Indiana. Albany sources say ex-Henry Platt and others expect Morton to review the situation with McKinley ally Grover Cleveland and secure New York delegation support, signaling a shift in political alliances amid McKinley’s presumed victory.
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Indiana
New York
Atorton
Albeny
McPlatt
Muraleen
Groxvenor
Henri Gov. Morm Ur
Mckintey
Morton
Dr Abbott Explains Heresy Charge In New York May Fourth
Dr Loetsna Aubert accused of heresy as he presents an exposition on theology. He questions biblical dictation and divine guidance, arguing the Bible reflects human experience and that governmental atonement theory cannot reconcile God without punishment of an innocent.
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New York
Loetsna Aubert
Catecorices
Tarcuage
Births Notice From Local Residents
Birth notices indicate new arrivals to several area families. Mr and Mrs Frank Wilcox announce a daughter born at their home on Tylney Street. Mr and Mrs James A Simpson report a daughter born at their Hancock Street residence. M r and Mrs Yonas and Mee F Fa Yon a also listed with a child.
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Yonas
Hancock
Fielas
Monroe Iment
Frank Wilcox
Tylney
James A. Simpson
Daughtar
Pere Haye and Lord Cromer in 19th Century Affairs
Pere Loyson, a noted Abbe, married an American widow Laura Bucknell for a second time and faced excommunication over his reformist views. Lord Cromer, Britain’s Cairo envoy, wields real power in Egypt, guiding policy amid the Khedive's limited authority and shaping Franco-British tensions in the region.
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Pere
Charles Loyson
Shevry
Laura Bucknell
William Bucknell
Paris
Heyes
Era Cromer
Egypt
Finn
Bhedive
Lord Cromer
Cairo
Effteini
Foreign Office
Aqrand
France
Ebugliuhman
FUN WITH A CIRCUS ON COLLEGE STUDENTS AT EVANSTON
Chicago reports that about two hundred Northwestern University students attended a circus in Evanston and dominated scenes around the ring. They cheered, sang, and supported performers while playfully hindering rope walkers and equestrians from leaving the arena.
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Ing
Evanston
Chicago
North- Western University
Alviding
Honere
Euyed
Pueer Haa
Equestrieans
Vanderbilt Considers Chartering Yacht During Summer Cruise
Cornelius Vanderbilt inspects several yachts at Tebo's Basin during a summer cruise in New York. Chauncey M. Depew and others accompany him as he weighs chartering a yacht for the season. The English built ship Email and the American yacht Eleanor, owned by William Shirer, are noted, with Eleanor having recently completed a two year global voyage.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
Cornnetius Vanderbit
Tebo
Chauncey M
T Phire
A L. Barber
Eleanor
Wiliam Shirer
Novel Evasion of Summons by Students in Pulse Case
Chicago May 4 Last year the senior class of Frank sphere divided funds for a campus periodical Pulse. Contracts went to Fugers Wells and Binner for printing and engraving. The editor group accumulated 985 dollars for printers and 220 for engravers. Constable Fitzgerald attempted service at the college but was met with evasion as students refused to acknowledge the summons. The constable will renew his effort today.
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Fist
Order of Dominicans
Reine
la Trippe
France
Na Carmeline
Notre Dame
Seo
Jim
Ronie
United States
Merrimam
Diad
Chicago
Frank Sphere
Fife
Ycute
Pulse
Fugers& Wells Company
Binner Compans
Fitegerald
Hallecourt
Elias
Simmons
Mes Upchurch Buried Amid Impressive Procession
An imposing funeral procession formed by the A. O. UW of St. Louis for Sfather Upstarch, senior founder of the A. O. UW. He died when Steel-Ville. The masonic procession followed the body to Fontaine Cemetery where the reigning Mother Coehurch members participated in the rites.
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St. Louis
Sfather Upstarch
Sridhor
Steel- Ville
Beth
Masonicus Procmasion
Fontaine Cemetery
Mother Coehurch
Fight over Jackson Street possession in Chicago amid May heated clashes
May 4 report shows fierce opposition by Chicago citizens to surrender Jackson Street from river to Michigan. Rumors claim 5.5 million offer to seize the street for Central Electric, while property owners and wheelmen mobilize to block the move. Aldermen face a tough vote as police and business factions rally, with thousands of yellow badges distributed to show support for the cause.
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Chicago
Jackson Street
Michigan
Shsian
Central Electric Company
Jncite
Report on Patents and Inventors From the Year 1895
Washington reports the Patent Office 1895 year shows 2 806 patents issued plus 3 049 to foresters 46349 applications filed and 2 483 patents forfeited for nonpayment of fees. England Germany Canada France lead foreign patents while Connecticut tops US states per population. Thomas A Hilson leads inventors with 47 patents followed by Elli Thompson Electrician.
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Washington
Sioner
John S. Seymour
Congress
England
Germany
Canada
France
United States
Congreva
Great Britain
Rusia
Sfinks
Durie
Wigart
Thomas A. Hilson
Elli Thompson
Suikies Oa
Liquor Permits in Spring Renewal Round Draws Attention
In spring renewal activity, local liquor permit holders faced processing by the arctic judge with several names returned and new permits issued this month. Notables include Le Jones and W. 2. Lake, J KR, A.B. Woolverton, FA. Snow Kilingaman, and A. J. Arnold & Son. Multiple reissues occurred in April as druggists in town secured their licenses amid the renewal period.
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le Jones
W. 2
Lake
M. Weshburm
A. J. Arnold & Son
J KR
Jones
A.B. Woolverton
FA. Snow
Kilingaman
Drugeists
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New Inspection Order Affects Export Cattle
Secretary Morton issues a new inspection rule changing points of origin and handling for cattle bound for export, affecting Kansas City and surrounding trade. The measure shifts how cattle are inspected before shipment, aiming to standardize export procedures and potentially impact local stock markets.
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Morton
Kansas City
Kaucas
Munsee City
Kanwas City
Erection and new loading ports discussed for exports
The article notes changes in erection practices and loading ports at Sivamers. It claims the pew arrangement will satisfy buyers for foreign markets and reduce issues for dealers and producers. It mentions a W UFTAngement and added work increasing inspection bureau forces.
Judge Hazen Powerbless and the colored suitor in court
An account describes a confrontation in a district court where a Black man pleads for his son’s release. The judge and bystanders react with skepticism and racial tension during a plea that centers on alleged wrongdoing and rightful jurisdiction.
Japan in silver dispute and trade notes
A convoluted excerpt discusses Japan's silver policy and trade stance, noting hopes of silver city relations with the United States. It references economic dependences on silver, machinery imports, and railroad and steamship freight issues. Also included are advertisements for medicine, train schedules, and a Missouri railroad gift book offer.
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Sabie
United States
Jaan
Mexico
Japan
Aea
Germany
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