Bursting with Silver Vaults Threaten Collapse at Sub Treasury
New York reports vaults at the Sub-Treasury Seid face danger of collapse as officials discuss transition plans. Assistant Treasurer says Washington visit linked to concerns. rumors whisper a $52,000,000 silver value and 1,600 ounce bags at risk as workers fear momentum and safety issues grow.
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New York
Treaswir
Washington
McKinley
Gace
Garden
Empheait
Injunction Aims to Block Union Leadership Move
A court injunction seeks to prevent the President and Executive Board of the National Labor Union of Mawitlane from taking action without proper audits. The case notes that the federation’s leadership and certain local branches are involved, with pending proceedings to expand or clarify charter residence rights and affiliations with the American Federation of Labor.
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Fansie Cay
Stevertins
Lebwrue
Mawitlane
Mit
Arretlcan Federacion
Provident
Lahr
Water Wheel At Pair Centerpiece of May 11 Centennial
At Sashville the Tennessee Centennial pageant opens with a large water wheel display. An old mill wheel, said to be over 100 years, draws attention as visitors enter the event. The wheel, once used near Chattoondie to power mills and later moved to Georgia to make powder, groans and turns slowly, symbolizing resilience through conflict and time.
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Sashville
Tennemee
Man & Mill
Erinsl
Chuttandie
Cettinmins
New Great South American Kidney Cure advertised
Relief in six hours claimed by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. The ad touts rapid relief from urinary pain, bladder discomfort, and water retention for both men and women, with quick cure promises and mentions two Topeka druggists, George W. Stansfield and San Drue Co, along with a local laundry service notice.
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Reilef
Goo. W. Stansfield
Kanes Ave
San Drue Co
Kansan Ave
Topeka
Debating Spain Cuban resolution stalls in Senate
Washington May 11 The Morgan Cuban resolution is discarded after lengthy debate in the Senate. Opponents question our duties to Cuba while some assert Spain may threaten American interests if the United States aids Cuban rebels. Speakers urge caution, preferring to rely on executive action and diplomacy rather than immediate intervention. The session advances on committee plans and a request to inquire into the Mississippi river incident with reports due next December.
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Washington
Senate
Beliay
Benavir Hite
Cuba
Burrows
Marita
Spain
Malie
Calivernie
United States
Trarran
Mississippi River
Abiedoot
Chandler
N. A
Nein
Port Los Anges
San Pedes
Washington Senate Debates Public Lands and Forest Reserve Policy
Washington discussions center on public lands and forest reserve amendments to the sundry civil appropriation bill. Lawmakers clash over procedure and policy as votes show 121 to 35 amid arguments on expediency and the impact on individual rights. Nearby notes mention One Minute Cough Cure and a local contact, G. W. Stansfield.
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Washington
House
Yeesterday
Senate
Simpson
Kangas
McMillin
Blund
Bart
Bland
Hartenas
Montana
Lacey
Cleveland
Shafroth
Dunes
Mt Cleveland
Forest Reserve
G. W
Stansfield
Salt resources found along Union Pacific route sites
Professor F. W. Craxin of Culutado College reports salt deposits along lands tributary to the Union Pacific Denver Gulf road in Greer County Oklahoma and northern Texas. He distinguishes two salt formations, lower and upper, linking upper salts to central Kansas and Cimarron river deposits. Field findings extend into southwestern Oklahoma and Stonewall County Texas, with potential for low cost salt production in Elmorvel area, Greer County and Salt Croton Creek.
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Denver
F. W. Craxin
Culutado College
Union Pacific
Gull Road
Greer County
Oklahoma
Texas
Deagin
Hutchinson
Kanepolls
Kingman
Kanes Points
Great Salt Plain
Cimarron River
Kansas
Stonewall County
Elmorvel
Salt Croton Creek
Stonewall Counts
Grand Old Man Ger many honored in Bismarck parade
Thousands of people lined a rain soaked street at Prisdrichsruhe to honor Germany's Grand Old Man, as Bismarck appeared on the gateway balcony. Dr Semler delivered a congratulatory message on recovery from illness, and Prince Bismarck spoke with vigor while receiving cheers. Counts Maranrek and Venant, and Dr Schwellinger, received tokens of the palace after the event.
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Germany
Ince Himmarck
Bis- Hunck
Semler
Prince Piemarck
Herbert Maranrek
Count Venant Aay
Schwellinger
Prohibition Enforcement Committee Formed in Abinelt
In a temperance meeting last Friday night chair J A Trentann appointed a fifteen member committee to aid in enforcing the prohibitory law in Abinelt. The group includes W A Polfer H T Howe Joab Mul vane DC Tulotson M Stahl Spencer M T Campbell Wim M Wel come WR Hazen F H Foster C8 Ello EL Ot Newland S S Ott Le A Sisbbing AL G Larimer. The committee will meet at 4 this afternoon in the CLA room to perfect organization and pursue expulsion of saloons from Topola, led by chairman Mr Peiter who supports use of force if needed.
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J. A. Trentann
Abinelt
W. A. Polfer
T. Howe
Joab Mulvane
Tulotson
Stahl Spencer
M. ‘T Campbell
WR. Hazen
F. H. Foster
Ello
EL Ot Newland
Ott
le A. Sisbbing
AL G. Larimer
Sa~ Joons
Topola
Ais
Peiter
Damroesch Brother Named City Music Supervisor
Frank Damroesch, newly appointed supervisor of music in New York City public schools, is a long standing figure in choral music. Eldest son of Leopold Damroesch and brother of Walter, he directs the Musical Art Society and has built a large network of singing classes, aiding thousands of singers through the People's Choral Union. His role promises a thorough municipal vocal education program across many schools.
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New York
Frank Damrosch
Leopold Dam- Tosch
Walter Des Rmeh
Musical Art Society
Damroeschbax Als
People’s Choral Union
M Fhoroueh Aystert
Snow depths reach extraordinary levels near Rio Grande
Special Agent Sherrard Coleman reports 40 to 60 feet of snow in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado zones draining toward streams feeding the Rio Grande. He notes cold weather prevents melt and warns that a sudden thaw could flood the valley, with storage far surpassing prior records in mountain passes.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Sherrard Coleman
Iad
Spee
Newto
Colorado
Rio Grande
Hic Grande Valley
Too Much Bicycle and Rope Tricks Reported
Bridgeport Connecticut May 11 Mrs David Read wife of the late Senator D M Read died suddenly this morning after taking a few bicycle lessons saying the wheel will kill me She sank after the ride and died Hasteton Pennsylvania Mamie Burk aged 14 attempting rope tricks near death After a day of jump attempts she collapsed and showed signs of severe exhaustion Chautauqua June 25 to 30 one fare covered to Santa Pe is mentioned in the notes
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Bridgeport
Conn
David Read
D. MM. Read
PT. Barnum
Read
Hasteton
Mamie Burk
Bir
Petrick Wark
Mazie
Crop conditions report shows mixed May farm yields overseas outlook
May crop notes from the department of agriculture indicate deterioration in April for winter wheat in several states including Michigan and Illinois, with Wisconsin and Ohio showing losses from frost and snow. Across regions, conditions vary. snow and rains delayed spring plowing, while northern areas have lower yields and European crops show export shortages. India predicts no wheat export this year.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Tinvks
Ugogh
Wisveriain
Tows
Miesduet
Oho
Michiean
Nebraska
Kaneeg
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Colillonas A
Udtina
Tino
Oregon
California
Iowa
Europe
France
Prussia
India
Women Fight Stores Education Meet In Chicago
Chicago May 11 Women anc stiars societies plan to combat department stores at Cook County Business Men's Association meeting at Sherman House tomorrow afternoon. Movement aims to educate women about store evils and support legal action costs from upcoming tests and court proceedings, with a large auxiliary expected and a mass meeting at Electric Park on May 30 to fund legal expenses.
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Chicago
Anc
Cook County Business Men's Association
Sherman House
North Side
Electric Park
Permanent Tariff Commission Proposed in Congress
Washington May 11 advocates urge a permanent tariff commission to be started via an amendment promised by Senator Calhoun of Arkansas and backed by leaders in both houses. President McKinley reportedly favorable amid no active opposition. Representative Fowler of New Jersey will introduce the plan in the house Monday at Samuel Archer of Newark's request. Archer, secretary and treasurer of the tariff commission league, has been in the capital and will return to lead headquarters efforts.
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Washington
Calipmn
Aikwis
McWinley
Fowler
New Jersey
Samuel Archer
Newark
N. J
Tariff Commission
Leasue
Lermaneor
Archer
Cull
Governor Pingres Vetoes Anti Cigarette Bill in Michigan
Lansing May 11 Governor Pingres vetoed the anti cigarette bill that would imprison boys under 17 for smoking. He said correcting children’s bad habits is a parental duty not a state one.
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Pingres
Lansing
Mich
Pineree
McKinley Double Draws Crowds in Canal Dover
In Canal Dover on May 11 a local photographer John Strickmaker staged a McKinley double. The lookalike posed amid a playful mix of public curiosity and jokesters as townsfolk mistook the impersonator for the president. Residents in New Philadelphia also report sightings, adding to the lighthearted spectacle.
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Canal Dover
This City
President McKinley
John Strickmaker
Ail Bis Fife
Stridomaker
Republicans or Tammany in New York May 1 Interview
Thos C Platt’s interview is viewed by politicians as a repeat of prior claims. Ed ward Lauterbach’s recent declaration signals the machine would sue Tammany to power again unless a ticket from the Republican county convention is accepted. Platt and Lauterbach express the machine’s aim, with Misteict leaders backing the cry for a Republican or Tammany mayor. Voters may force a change.
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New York
Thos. C. Platt
Himesis
Edward Lauterbach
Tammany
Pintz
Vitteens’ Union
Plate
Lauterbach
Last of the Fox Oaks Falls on Bowne Avenue
The surviving Bowne House oxide oak near Bowne Avenue, tied to George Fox and the Quakers in 1675, was cut down yesterday after years of decline. A marble stone reading Fox Oak marks the spot where the tree stood, while its partner fell in 1873.
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Flushing. B
Bowne Avenue
Bowne House
George Fox
Society of Friends
Ife
Ire
Fox Gaka
Iron from Venezuela ships first ore to New York
The British steamer Mercedes arrived from Caracas with 1,050 tons of iron ore, the first shipment from Venezuela. Consigned to Fate Wright & Sun in New York and Ennis & Co of Philadelphia, the ore sparks curiosity about future American mining ventures and potential fortunes for syndicates in Venezuela.
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Orinoco
New York
Mercedes
Tall
Tmames
Venezuela
Fatee
Wright & Sunz
Ennis & Co
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Tose
Abe
Venezuels
Winfield Chautauqua Assembly
Santa Fe
Mes Leane's Board Bill Response to Guthrie Leader
Mary Eliza defends herself against a Guthrie Leader claim of unpaid board in Guthrie Oklahoma. She offers a $100 donation to the destitute if proof of an unpaid board exists and recounts travel delays and expense disputes with Perkin fair association. She condemns misreporting and calls for truth and honor among the press.
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Jetter
Wichits
Mes
Guthrie
Thin City
Perkin the Fair Association
Oklahoma
Olis
Gklahomm
Gied
Sreed
Mary Eliza
Kansas City man to join Li Hung Chang railroad project
May 1. W. P. Deward of Kansas City Kansas will become an employee of Li Hung Chang in building a forerunner railroad in China. The viceroy, while in America, focused on securing this railroad via American methods. Deward has substantial railroad construction experience and will supervise the construction work and oversee the project.
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Kansas City
W. P. Deward
Kan Ie
Li Hung Chang
China
America
Dewar
Postal Congress Weighs New Rates and Korea Joins
Washington May 11 two major items emerged from the Universal Postal Congress. Korea agreed to join the union while a sliding scale cut on international postal orders above a certain amount was approved, not affecting the United States or orders under 100 francs. Uncertainty lingers on China’s full entry, and a proposal for an international telegraphic service at leading post offices is being considered for submission or later report.
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International Postal Congress
Washington
Universal Postal Congress
Chit Porm Ye Thutt
Little Kingdom
United States
France
Pekin
Ching
Union
Orange Free State
Modern Woodmen Camp Report Attacks Head Officers
About 49 camps of the Modern Woodmen of America in the central west met in Clinton on May 1 to review a committee report on Head Clerk Howe's office. The report accuses head officers of extravagance lax oversight and mismanagement and cites a prior Edison camp meeting noting a missing Head Banker Zink amounting to 45 000. The report was adopted in full amid a sensational session.
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Clinton
Woodmen
America
Central West
Howe
Edison
Wik
Zink
Independent phone firms plan defense against Bell monopoly
Pittsburg is the scene as the national advisory committee of independent telephone companies meets to outline their position and hire legal talent to block Bell’s actions. The group may discuss forming a national association to unite state firms in resisting Bell patent lawsuits, though it currently functions as an alliance of state companies.
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Pittsburg
Bell Company
Pitteburg
Ue Bell Waranti
A Valuable Prescription for Health From Electric Bitters
Worthington editor praises Electric Bitters as a superior tonic for constipation and sick headache while Mrs. Sieble of Chicago reports recovery from downtrodden health after six bottles. The ad notes prices at ten cents and one dollar and mentions local drugstores and free mending services at Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Morrison
Worthington
Ind
Annis Sieble
Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago
J. K. Jones
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad Distorts Health Claims
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for nervous prostration, indigestion, and consumption myths. It promises blood building and life saving effects while urging readers to avoid substitutes sold by careless druggists. The pitch touts cures and testimonials, urging trust in the product and related laxative pellets.
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Saleep
Boston
Br. Pierze
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