Fast Cure Succeeds in Tragic Death Case
A Mey 7 inquiry into the death of Mrs Hermit Meyer 50 years old of Rasabown details a failed attempt at treating her chemotherapy by a fasting cure. Her husband Meyer and others report she abstained from food for days, showed signs of improvement, then declined with convulsive symptoms after breaking the fast. An autopsy is expected as the inquest proceeds.
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Filiadsiphia
Mey
Mra Hermit
Meyer
Apt
Bey
Murfo
Carpenters Win After May Day Boston Strike
May Day strike by the carpenters union in Boston led contractors to raise wages. A meeting and hearings were planned to address minimum wage demands of 1b a month, with the strike committee of the United States transfer carpenters granted use and twenty more workers set to settle within the next few days.
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Boston
Carpenters” Union
Baker Scores Again in Anderson County Delegation Fight
In Anderson County on Saturday a verb tense contest occurred between Hurton and Baker with Baker's supporters winning a delegation. The Hurton camp and Baker supporters clashed, while Brown and allies aimed to challenge state officials and Brown’s group planned to secure strong influence for Baker at the next election.
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Anderson County
Tn Anderon
Hurton
Haker James
Foruir
Burton
United States
Egainet Frank Brien
Werrary
State Committee
Eaker
Mir. Brown
Return trip to Santa Fe from Hot Springs
Fragment reads travel notice with names like T. L. King as agent and a reference to a return fare of 818.67 with incomplete details. The readable sections mention Hot Springs Arkansas and Santa Fe, suggesting a railway or stage line schedule.
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Arc
Gad
Santa Fi
Archbishop Keane Likely to Succeed Hennessy in Dubuque
New York reports Archbishop Keane, former rector of the Catholic University in Washington, is deemed nearly certain to be named archbishop of Dubuque. The vacancy followed Archbishop Hennessy’s death, with insiders citing church authority’s three-name lists and local clergy divisions over Keane’s appointment amid fears of foreign influence in American Catholicism.
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Hennesay
New York
the Herald
Keane
Catholic University At
Washington
Du~hughes
Iowa
Hennemy
Dubuque
Ithee Austen
Gibbene Anh
Ecclesiasical Provines
Hennessy
Kean
Thla Op- Duartten
Keane Ie
Caritc
Cardinal Gibbors
Ireland
Arch Dumop
Cardinal Gibbert
Abbe Maleten
Global metals markets and finance stalls in New York trading
The Times correspondent reports a weak London London–New York metal flow with cheap money lifting prices in Paris and Berlin, while New York scarce funds and high discount rates hinder bond and municipal borrowing. Market note: gold outflow expectations, bank discounts above 4 percent, and railway coal price shifts loom amid broader commodity pressures.
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New York
the Times
London
Cablen
Paris
Iin
Inutlion
Tandoner
Berlin
Howe
Bank of Fngladhes
Ali
Mortey
Inhurabee
Stork
Midland and Welch
Cincinnati Travel Offer Ticket Notice
Cincinnati and return eighteen dollars via Santa Fe. Tickets on gale May 6 and 7. See Tea King agent A for details and FP railway for more information on the offer.
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Ac Bay i
Coount
National Ventum
Cincinnati
Sante Fe
Sth. Pinal
People's Party National Avention
Ste T. L. King
A. T
F. Ralway
Three Shawnee farmers drown in Wakarsusa creek tragedy
Frank and Sherman Cox and William Whitlow, three Shawnee county farmers, drowned when their boat capsized near Lynn creek and they could not swim. Fred Elesarth survived. Onlookers and a skilled local diver recovered the bodies as a large crowd gathered.
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Shawnee County
Wakardss Creek
Frank
Sherman Cox
William Whitlow
Fred Elesarth
Lynn Creek
Wakarusa
Cox Brothers
Kivaarth
Whitlow
Watson Post Office
Sau
the Ciy
Kiemrth
Streun
Watson
Salem
Whitlow Wirs
Frank Cox
Moder
Unie
Berlin markets reel as prices dip on European demand
Panicked Berlin market reports show violence in quotings for coal and frame goods amid overproduction fears. The National Zeitung notes nervous tone, potential price declines in German and European bourses, and a partial early-week rally. Iron and coal prices diverge, with American imports edging in and German costs undercut by lower European prices.
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Berlin
National Zeitung
United Riaten
Erisia
London
Continental
Presa
Bisn Opean Frélett
Boxen
Topeka Social and Personal Scenes Feature Weekend Gatherings
ATopeka Saturday social scene centers on Mrs WN West hosting a house whist afternoon with guests including Mrs Charles Strawbridge of Chicago and Mrs Earle Williams. The Douxe xhist club, long standing in Topeka, closes the year with a reception. the high school class hosts a complimentary college night with music, readings, and dancing in blue and white. Several gatherings follow at homes on Bellview and with local clubs and societies including Shakespeare, Central Congregational, and Grace Cathedral, featuring visitors from Washington and Chicago, notes of travel, and upcoming meetings and services throughout the week.
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WN. West
Topetn Avenue
Charles Strawbridge
Cisicae
Earle Willams
David Palmer
Jane Rows
Evanston
Aire
WH. Eastman
Kate Gunther
Miss Horton
Alice Prescott
Topekk
Misa Sadie McCusly
Frank Carruth
Fanny Leland
Mies Harriet Hemming
Detla = Tan
Mies Delle Willits
Alisa Fanny Foster
Jane Jones
Addie Tower
Gertrude Rankin
Frank Aldrich
Ernest Les
George Hargreeves
Les
Maurice Woodhall
D. Jewilihisne
Ass Prante Shephard
Will Aiken
Walter McLaughinatt
Arthur Quant
Robert Stevie
Cecil West
Cecil Vest
Academy
Loibege
4. T. Lewis
City of
Mexico
Chicago
Topeka
W. al. Davivon
Hoelen
Quincy
Shakespeare Club
WW. Roby
Twenty-first Street
Kansas Avenue
McInhenny
Washington, D.C
Albuquerque
Migs
Mabel Wilwon
Lawrance
Bie Jeri
Lille Stevenson
Figlen
I Hiawatha
Iso T. Uplegratt
Mrs. Groves
Mapie
Baturdae
John Wit
Rowville
A Callaham
Wichita
Et Dorado
Newton
Wa C. Barthes
Pri
Aris Smith
Cathrink Richardson
Born Wilson
Kingas City
Maggie Motrea
Winchester
Hanes Medical Society
Itc
Holt and Son
Lac Cruces
Nom
Misa Helen Fitch
Ohio
Seale
Judy
Japanese Coolies Stir Debate in New York Address
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, urged action on Japanese coolie labor at a Central Federation meeting in New York. He said Japanese workers fill gaps left by excluded Chinese labor and warned of uncontrolled influx as a consequence of open restrictions.
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New York
Central Federation Union
Samuel Gompers
American Federated Union
Ladysmith Saviors Return Parade in London
London crowds greeted the Powerful crew and Captain Lambton with fervent cheers as they paraded from the station to Horse Guards parade. The Prince of Wales and Princess of Wales, joined by Mr. Goschen and other naval figures, praised the seamen’s valor during a luncheon before further public honors.
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Ladysmith
Powerful
All Nations
Banowry
Mottogs
Lambton
Yantuee
Saltore
Horse Guards
Prince of Wales
Admiralty
George J. Geschen
Geschen
Prince of
Princess of Wales
Mr. Goschen
Methodists Shocked Opens Second General Conference
The Chicago Methodist general conference enters its second week as committees work on bishops retirement and the amusement question. Amusement rules and a new bishop election are key items, with debate expected after opening sessions. A brief speech by a wild-eyed stranger interrupted the proceedings during an otherwise orderly morning.
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Chicago
Methodist General Conference
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Rasn Seton
Pos. Merritt
Butfais
Hurst
Emeoner
A. B. A Ee
Cincinnati Paper Promises Sabbath Sale Ban
The delegate from Cincinnati urged that the paper not be sold on the Sabbath and officials enforce the rule. D Thompson, manager, said sales were of back issues, unauthorized, and would not occur again.
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Ald
Cincinnati
D. Thompson
Eclipse Expedition to Pinehurst and Barnesville Planned
Washington experts schedule two eclipse expeditions for May 28 viewing in Pinehurst North Carolina and Barnesville Georgia. Prof A S Skinner leads twelve astronomers at Pinehurst with Prof Milton Updegraff in Georgia. cameras, weather charts, and spectrographic work aim to capture sun corona and red prominences, while observers expect clear skies or else return to Washington.
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Sam
Chicago
Times-Herald
Washington
Bay
Washington Nutral Observatory
United States
Pinehurst
Moore County
N. C
Barnesville
Pike County
North Carolina
A. S. Skinner
Milton Updegraff
Georgia
Washington Star
North Caolina
Virginia
Skinner
Naval Observatory
Coruna
Oural Observatory
Maurict
Is it an Ocean Liner
British evidence at sea reports Captain Campbell of the British steamer Tenby arriving in Philadelphia from Port Said with wreckage and distress signals seen far from the scene. The Tenby and the Benny noted a lifeboat and debris but could not approach due to rough seas and distance. The captain fears a serious Atlantic liner disaster may have occurred.
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Chicago
Prindelphia
Campbell
Tenby
Philadelphia
Port Said
Atlantic
Benny
Callimn
mid-Atlan
Loukeam
Yeesel
Wreckage in Atlantic Track Hints at Missing Vessel
Reports describe a wreckage site north of a shipping lane between New York and the equator. A large four masted vessel, dark slate color, disappeared after signals were seen and the craft reportedly swerved from a straight track.
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Ivan
New York
Equator
South America
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