Race problem debate dominates southern industrial convention
May 17 in Huntsville Alabama reports two main topics at the southern industrial convention. Discussion centered on the race question and compulsory arbitration. Speakers included W H Councill and A Cole with general discussion led by Mrs Duncan.
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Entit
Huntayville
Ala
W. H. Councill
Mer
Labhe
Berto
Americian Citizer
Ernest Pireistant Kod Nbernl
Tiag
Echonl Ronan
Uris
Mina
Werarismam
Ms Felds
Ted Dag
Anarchy
Justice
Wberry
Iis
Iatat
Ita
Fariime
Greece
Rome
Caim
South
Diserver
Tuber Unione
Through a Glass The Pores and Ivory Soap Endorsement
A science based note explains the body contains about 2 331 284 pores and 2800 in the hand. It stresses all pores must stay clear to release impurities and recommends fine pure soap for cleansing. Scientists argue Ivory Soap at 89 percent purity is advised.
Fragmented Snapshot of Town News and Notices
A garbled set of home page clippings mentions local events and people, including possible court or public notices, weather hints, and community updates. Names and places are partially legible, suggesting a town in transition with references to local leaders, meetings, and civic matters.
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Featured in Letters
Letters from women describe relief during the change of life after taking Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Testimonies claim improved health, strength, and high willingness to recommend the remedy to others, with several names and locations appearing.
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Weuven
Mus
Pisknam
Lydia
Geo. H. Dome
DeKalb Ave
Brooklyn
Dean Mus
Lever
Lydia B. Pinichan
Mr. Pinkham
Mavana Birrees
Bridgewater
Dean Mus. Pornatas
B. Pinkham
Fragmented Kansas political notes from a 19th century paper
Disjointed OCR text recalls a Kansas political scene with mentions of police, fire departments, elections, and university figures. The fragment references Chief Witmarth, Mutchin, a Chicago connection, Washburn College, Gamma Sigma, and several named individuals, hinting at a Democratic and Republican convention context and local civic matters.
Liquor Appeals Set for District Court Next Week
A series of 19 liquor cases will be heard in district court next week. Monday features trials of B Meredith, George McGee, M Van Tiara, and others including James Vorlin for running and Chittutwhim for nonpayment of dog tax. Tuesday lists Kinter, Timon, Nesky, Col George Buford, and Mike Stamions for running. Wednesday brings 5 Friel’s second trial after a prior jury disagreement. Thursday covers George Buckner for running a liquor business and Ed Page’s appeal among others. Friday lists Leonard, Frank Crist, and Julian Sintotae for selling liquor and gambling house charges.
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Caeer
Poller Court
Agastint
B. Meredith
George McGee
M- van- Tiora
Janes Vorlin
Runnin
Chittuwhim
George Buford
Mike Stamions
Rannini
Friel
Bam Merrit
Taio
Cisne
Anatoley
Jordan Winiteropt
Laure Charowhis
Agathet
George Buckner
Smoky Rew
Tole Tablas
Jury Rules and Convictions Highlight May Court Session
The district jury returned guilty verdicts in the Johanna Dupree case after two trials with jurors selected for a special panel. Lawyers Enaysinger and Jamigon pressed for a special center and nine men for trial, while the regular jury delivered verdicts including a conviction for Pi Jordan on theft charges. The Dupree case attorneys faced police involvement, and the session noted the political update from Tillman and the Democratic state committee’s selections for Kansas City events.
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Venee
Johanna Dupree
Enaysinger
Jamigon
Bees
Intendiants
Reggilar
HN. Wise
Es Wickine
Dori
Laveyare
Split over reinstatement clause halts St Louis rail strike talks
After the BrievAnce committee and the Transit company reached a settlement basis, the executive committee of Street railway workers rejected it over reinstating old workers. A renewal session was planned at Planters hotel to resolve the issue while most lines remain limited in service.
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St.Louis
Royal Christening at Windsor Amid Royal Attendance
London May 17 The son of the Duke and Duchess of York was christened in Windsor private chapel with Queen Victoria and other royals present The event marks a significant royal family moment with numerous princes dukes and high officials in attendance during a quiet ceremonial occasion
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Queen Victoria
Windsor
London
York
Futtrek
Windbar Castle
Victoria
Ad Princesa of
Waites
Cowes
Fife
Albert of
Pruaria
Brumewick
Multiple Arrests in Havana Stamp Ring Case
Warrants were issued for Havana postmaster EP Thompson deputy auditor W H Reeves and Cuban clerks Edward Moya and Jorge Mascaro. By 7 o clock all were jailed in Wivac Havana. The arrests followed postal inspector advice as investigations focus on Reeves and Thompson amid a broader stamp misappropriation inquiry.
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Havana
Ep.thompson
W. H. Reeves
Island
Edward Moya
Jorge Mascaro
Wivac
Reeves
Neely
Military Department
United States
Neoly
Thompson
Gentral Wood
Nevada Singer Emma Nevada Reunites With Sister in Cleveland
In Cleveland the famed singer Mme Emma Nevada meets a sister she had not seen in 28 years. A dying mother’s wish leads to a diamond gift from Nevada to Leura, the sister once sent away for eight years. Nevada arrived Tuesday night. sister Bre. Sauraleks of West Brook Held, Ohio, called at her apartment yesterday.
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Chicago
Times-Herald
Cleveland
Mme
Emma Nevada
Nevada
Leura
Bre. Sauraleks
West Brook Held
Ohio
Mme. Nevada
Postum Food Coffee Promoted By Minister Against Coffee
A minister testifies to health benefits after giving up coffee and adopting Postum Food Coffee. He reports relief from stomach catarrh and dyspepsia, crediting the cereal beverage with improved health for himself, his wife, and servant. He notes Postum is made from pure grains and phosphate rich parts.
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Kia Fame
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Frank Tor
Final Survey Update on Nicaragua Canal Route Progress
Manasta Nicaragua April 20 engineers of the Isthmian canal commission in Nicaragua marking the canal route survey with two parties of about forty surveying soundings at the Pacific terminal at Freto and La Flora near Lake Nicaragua. Hydrographic work notes river and lake flow, evaporation, rainfall as the thorough survey nears completion. a formal gift of a walking stick with Nicaragua insignia valued at $200 was presented to United States Minister William L. Merry.
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Nicaragua
Associated Press
Manasta
Isthmian Canal Commission
Nicarazus
We Pacific
Frito
la Flora
Lake Nicarena
Dropped Dead At Church During Service In St Louis
In St Louis Rev Wm A Echols of Middlesport Ohio a commissioner to the Presbyterian general assembly representing Athens presbytery dropped dead at 10 30 am in the Washington and Compton avenue church auditorium. He was seated in a rear pew when heart disease attacked him. three physicians tried to revive him but he died within ten minutes. Remains were taken by an undertaker. He had arrived from home that morning and was staying at the Masur hotel.
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St. Louis
Wm A Echols
Middlesport
Presbyterian General Assembly
Athens, O
Washington and Compton Avenue Presbyterian Church
Masur
Automobile Wagon meets at Cincinnati discusses heavy duty engines
The forty first meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers featured Arthur Herselman of New York presenting the Automobile Wagon for heavy duty. Other papers discussed include high duty pumping engines, cylinder proportions for triple expansion engines, a pumping engine at Riverside Station, and protection of pump strokes from corrosion.
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Cincinnati
Arthur Herselman
New York
Cowles
Hiverside
Tagianipolis Water Company
United States transport arrives from Manila
Yokohama reports the US transport Thomas reached last Saturday, charged with returning officers and troops. The scene reflects optimism on the Philippine situation yet hints at a looming guerrilla war, leaving the outlook unsettled as the new commission's actions will largely determine future developments.
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Yokohama
Victoria
B. C
United States
Thomas
Manila
Emera
Havana Elections Nomination Drive Under Way
About 24 000 voters have registered in Havana as of May 17 with parties preparing slates. To secure a nomination 25 percent of voters must sign the nomination paper before noon June 3, plus a written acceptance from the candidate. In Puerto Principe province, all work is suspended due to heavy rains and most roads remain passable only with difficulty.
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Havana
Ecandidate
Puerto Principe
Venezuelan Commission to Attend Buffalo Exposition
Caracas reports the Venezuela government has informed U S minister Loomis of a Venezuelan commission appointed to the Buffalo exposition. President Castro will attend the opening. Venezuela plans a single exhibit for the fair.
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Caracas
Venezuela
United States
Francis B. Loomis
Roosevelt Honored at Hungarian Republican Banquet
Governor Roosevelts guest of honor at the Hungarian Republican club annual banquet at Cafe Boulevard New York last night Prominent Hungarians from Philadelphia Cleveland and Cincinnati attended with New York celebrants The event commemorated the fiftieth anniversary of Hungarian emigration to the United States.
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Hungarian Republican Club
New York
Roose Velt
Cafe Boulevard
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnat
Thie City
Gages Suggestions on Changes in New Currency Rules
Washington May 17 Secretary Gage told the house committee on banking and currency he approves self enforcement provisions for officers and suggests changes for directors. He also says the 10 percent cap of capital is obsolete and proposes 2 percent of assets with collateral securities when assets exceed 10 percent of capital. The panel favors the proposal. Forebodings of a Storm Yokohama May 5 Chinese affairs quiet as weather eyes portents of conflict. Turmoil over land near Musumpe harbor and broader tensions suggest an impending reckoning amid festivities. Death Penalty Stands Boston May 17 Massachusetts House votes by two margins to retain the death penalty.
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Washington
Gage
House
Yokohama
Victoria
B. c
China
Tursia
Musumpe
Boston
Massachusetts
Ideal Utah climate draws travelers to Brigham resorts
Historical note praises Utah climate near Great Salt Lake. Union Pacific offers round trip fares from Missouri River to Ogden and Salt Lake City with a 2.00 supplement for travel to health and pleasure resorts. Dates run June 2 to Aug 3 with return by Oct 31, 1900. Local agents FP A. Lewis and J. Furor listed.
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Utah
Pather Silvestre Velez de Escalante
Great Salt Lake
Union Pacipfic
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Missouri River
A. Lewis
City Ticket Agt
J. ©. Furor
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