Japan Will Hold Port Arthur and Renounce Liao Tung
From Wasmmetos May 10 an official Tokio dispatch reports the peace treaty with China was ratified at Che Foo. Japan agrees to renounce Liao Tung but reserves terms with China and keeps Port Arthur for a period, possibly until indemnity is paid. Cuban uprising not serious say Spanish authorities. rebel bands scattered but revolt not fully ended.
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Wasmmetos
Tokio
Japan
China
Che Foo
Russia
Germany
Frances
Liao Tung
Ō Vna
Port Arthur
Alouis
Wasurseros
Mammoth Baptist Meeting Opens Largest Ecclesiastical Convention
Delegates to the Southern Baptist convention arrive by train in Washington as about 1,000 to 1,200 members expected. The event focuses on home and foreign missions, Sunday school, and education, with debate on reducing representation by money contributions. The Young People's society discussed affiliating with the International union, proposing a Southern Young People’s Baptist society. A heated vote restricted attendance to men for voting, allowing women to speak but not vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wasuixetox
Southern Baptist Convention
Church—Home
Foreign Missionary
Young People’s Society
International Young People's Union of the Baptist Church
Southern Young People's Baptist Society
Gordon Discharged In Sensational Kentucky Tragedy
Lacwinville Ky May 10 The city court freed Fallon Gordon after hearing arguments in the murder case of his wife and Archie Brown. Judge Thompson ruled there was no guilt proven though he warned adulterers of ruin, calling the case the era defining Kentucky tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Lacwinville
Fallon Gordon
Archie Brown
Thompson
Jude
Gordon
Kentucky
Miss Addams Active Inspector Seeks Sanitary Reform
Miss Jane Addams, inspector of the Tanth ward, returns from an east trip critiquing Chicago’s waste systems. She endorses New York iron boxes and carts for garbage and warns Chicago’s wooden devices threaten public health. She notes New York spends more on street cleaning and keeps a healthier city. Time prevented a Boston visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Faat
Curiaco
Jane Addams
Tanth Ward
New York
Chicago
Masterson in St Louis to Join Creedon and Tracey
Masterson arrives in St Louis at the request of Colonel John T D Hopkins who plans to send him east with Dan Creedon and Tommy Tracey to watch their interests as they prepare for fights at Coney Island against Dunfee and Walcot. Hopkins is in Chicago awaiting return.
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Creedon
Lovurs
Masterson
John TD. Hopkins
Dan Creedon
Tommy Tracey
Dunfee
Walcot
Coney Island
Hopkins
Chicago
Mesterson
Illness Linked to Blaine Era Dieting Habits
Dr. W G Johnston reports the illness of Secretary Blaine’s modern counterpart mirrors the chronic stomach disorder that afflicted James G Blaine. Indiscreet dieting and neglected meals caused fainting spells, with a Arlington dining room scene showing a manager relaxing breakfast ordering rules for the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasarxorox
D. G
W. G. Johnston
Gretham
Blaine
Biatae
Arlington
Astate
Two Hungarians Walk From Buenos Ayres to Chicago
Antonio Hem and Louis Budinich, educated Hungarians, arrived in Pixomont Missouri from the south and left for Chicago today. They began August 7, 1892, from Buenos Ayres and have covered about 10865 miles on foot, crossing 140 rivers and narrowly escaping alligators. They traveled penniless and received help along the route, with their scholar Mr Bem noted for education and geography. They expect to reach Chicago around June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busses Ayres
Chicago
Pixomont
Antonio Hem
Louis Budinich
Buenos Ayres
Chicaxo
Bem
Lost with acl on board fate of the Mildred Lee determined
Gloucester mass may 1 4 the schooner mildred v lee was given up by her owners and the crew listed after sailing january 30 for halibut to grand banks. a wreckage near sable island identified as hers and eight fatherless children from three married crew. total seventy nine fishermen lost from this port since november 1. plus reports of other incidents and local hazards across us regions.
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Mildred Lee
Gloucester
Mass
Mildred V. Lee
Lee
Grand Banks
Sable Island
Henry M. Stanley
Lease Their Claims Native Leasing Plan for 3500 Claims
May 10 Oklahoma City official Moses Neal to oversee allotments of Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians totaling about 3500 claims. Aim to lease lands to fund improvements. Appointee reports to Agent Woodson of Fort Reno. Also mentions Kickapoo allotment work by Mr Ness.
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Wasmixerox
Moses Neal
Oklahoma City
Woodson
Fort Reno
Ness
Prrresores
National Tube Works
McKeesport
National Tebe
Iron and Steel
Dincinnati
John Cameron
Cameron
Board of Health
Mississippa Jackson
Miss
Hermanville
Natchez, Jackson & Columbus
A Clergyman's Disgrace in Abi Jene Baptist Church
Rev E L Prather the Abi Jene Baptist preacher faced trial for indecent exposure. He waived a second hearing and appealed. Yesterday he received a sixty day jail term and a $150 fine, with a $750 bond allowing him to remain at large. The case echoes a prior arrest in New York on a similar charge, shocking the detective Latham.
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Abit
Sarina
Kan
E. L. Prather
Abi- Jene
Justice Court
District Court
Prather
Latham
New York
New York Central
Encampment Officers Elected in Clinton and Silver Question Divides Texas Democrats
The Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Clinton elected officers led by Commander J. K. P. Thompson and appointed medical director H. McCord. In Texas, Democrats split over silver with a sound money conference endorsing gold and a silver proviso, naming a central committee and twenty five delegates to Memphis. Also listed are minor baseball scores and a note on ex-County Collector Hall’s move to South Africa. The treasury gold reserve rose by 3,448,299 dollars to 96,089,988 dollars.
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Clinton
Comox
J. K. P. Thompson
M. K. Irwin
Dubuqee
H. B. Scott
Davenport
H. ©. McCord
Rey. J. B. Albrook
Mount Vernon
Sons of Veterans
A S. Surtee
Mason City
Ed Winegartner
H.C. Wright
Centerville
Lone Star Democrats
Waco
Tex
Sound Money Conference
Texas Democracy
Hall
South Africa
St. Josefs
George Hi. Hall, Jr
St. Joseph
Treasury Reserve
Treasury Gold
New York Bond
Wesleyan Day Observed by Chicago Methodists at Auditorium
May 10 1909 Chicago Methodists packed the Auditorium for Wesleyan Day. 5000 attendees heard Mayor Swift and speakers on Methodism's social civic impact, with 1000 voice choir and organ solos amid a warm reception.
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William F. McDowell
University of Denver
Warner Miller
Nicaragua Canal Board
BE. A. Schell
Epworth League
Delaware
Dover
Del
General Assembly of
Higgins
Henry A. Dupont
United States Senate
Edward Addicks
Edward Ridgeley
Tunnel
Keep Off The Sidewalks Arrest Of Dicyclist
City complaints push enforcement against wheelmen on sidewalks. Will McReynolds a 15 year old rider fined the minimum in police court after officer Gwen spotted him on Fifth and Western. An unsigned council ordinance had briefly allowed sidewalk riding but was not signed by the mayor.
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Will McReynolds
Fifth
Western Avenua
Gwen
Wheel Remover Wrecks Ear of Holden Ranch Hand
Frank Beal, a Holden ranch worker two miles south of Rossville, lost his left ear in a Wednesday wagon runaway. Beal was thrown from the wagon when a wheel grazed his head as it struck the ground. Dr Miller of Rusgsville treated the injured man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beal
Holden Ranch
Rossville
Beal
Dr Miller
Rusgsville
Topeka mail volume up as 13000 pieces handled this week
North Topeka assesses population flat for ten years while Governor Morrill threatens new penitentiary directors. Banquet notes at Hiawatha High. Missing 15 year old son of Nele Newton suspected in Kansas City. Funeral of George M Hayden 55 held at Third Presbyterian. Santa Fe routes report California fruit influx with oranges and other produce moving east from New Mexico for summer feeding.
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Topeka
W. R. Walker
Jefferson Street
North Topeka
Morrill
Hill
Governor's Office
Hiawatha High School
Academy
Nele Newton
Fair Grounds
Kugsas City
George M. Hayden
Best Eighth Street
Third Presbyterian Church
Santa Fe
California
Arkangas
New Mexico
Luncheon in Court Shocks Supreme Court Readers
In Wasametox May 10 the Supreme Court held a routine session with a midday luncheon brought to the bench. Justice Jackson enjoyed a hearty lunch while the others dined on buttered toast, lettuce, salad, cold meats, and oranges amid the aroma of tea and silverware.
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Supreme Court
Wasametox
Supreme Court mBnorel
Justice Field
Jackson
Chamber of Justice
Tom Johnsons Fast Road From Turm To Cleveland Planned
Ex congressman Tom L Johnson announces a plan to build an electric railway from his steel plant near Turm to Cleveland, twenty five miles, aiming to reach thirty five minutes travel time with minimal slopes and utmost speed. The project seeks the world fastest railway, and surveyors have been at work between South Lorain and Cleveland.
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Bturm
Ohio
South Lorain
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Methodists Anxious Over Lost Delegation at Sea
A Victoria conference reports anxiety for the Port Simp son district delegation believed lost after the missionary steamer Glad Tidings left the north ten days ago. The vessel was sighted near Bella Bella by the schooner Bascowitz, then called Numo, 50 miles from Bella Bella, and no word since, with ten aboard.
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Victoria
Victorta
Port Simpson
Bella Bella
Bascowitz
Lince
Ex President Harrison Seen as Possible 1896 Candidate
Col AL L Conger of Obie in New York says Harrison is a viable 1896 candidate alongside McKinley Allison Reed and others. He notes states will support their picks at the convention and cites Gov Foster’s remarks that Harrison would accept if duty dictates. Indiana will send a delegation for the ex president.
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New Yoas
Harrison
Bickinley
Thos
Reer
Allison
Col All Conger
Obie
Fifth Avenue
Reed
McKinley
Indiana
Foater
Gev. Harrison
Foster
Gen. Harrison
Florida Millionaires Plan Biscayne Bay Hotel Arm Race
Florida New York rivals racing for transport and hotel ventures. J J McDonald cites a Palm Beach hotel build and a 450 mile Biscayne Bay project while Flagler Plant lines collide over rail and steamship routes to Nassau Cuba Jamaica and Bermuda amid a fierce contest for West Indies mail contracts.
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New York
Palm Braca
Fla
J.J. McDonald
I. M. Plagier
Biscayne Bay
Florida East Coast
Jacksonville
McGuire & McDonald
Palm Beach
Lake Worth
McDonald
Fingler
Florida
Nassau
Cuba
Jamaica
Bermudas
Flagler
Plant
West Indies
Florida Central and Peninsular Railway
Flagler Transportation Lines
New England
Gulf
Bahamas
West
Reed declines Europe trip amid possible extra session
May 10 report from Wasuietox states Senator Reed will cancel plans for a European summer voyage. The reason is to remain in the U S if revenues or other factors prompt the president to convene an extra session of Congress. Clemons named Kansas organizer for a newly formed Industrial Union in Chicago.
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Tom Reed
Europe
Mr. Reed
Clemons
Chicago
Directure
Kansas
G . Clemens
Munyon’s Cure Craze Spreads in City Retailer Claims Mass Cure
A Kansas Avenue druggist boasts selling 3874 bottles of Munyon’s remedies in five days and curing 377 people. He cites personal family trial and stories from diverse customers to explain the sales surge and urges 25 cent remedies for various ailments from rheumatism to indigestion and catarrh.
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Munyon
Kansas Avenue
Manyon
Menyon
Musgen
Sr Deaggist
Anyon
Union
Musyon
Homeopathic Remedy Company
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Baseball at Athletic Park Saturday
Baseball at Athletic Park Saturday features Peerless Ries Lauder Laundry and Peerles Steam Laval in a local athletic event. Notation and exact start time unavailable from the fragment.
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Athletic Park
Peerless Ries Lauder Laundry
Peerles Steam Laval
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