State is Soaked by Weeklong Downpour in Many Counties
A severe storm drenched most regions, with rainfall peaking Wednesday afternoon and heavy flooding across towns. Officials warned of widespread damage to crops and roads as farmers reported waterlogged fields and washed-out wells. temperatures remained mild and winds whipped inland as the state endured prolonged wet conditions.
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Niygitk Ente Ang
Warner
Arkaseas
Amibony
Wellington
London
Cain
Lyon
Botten
Washington
Sal Wiemal
Praise for Wood at May Day ceremony amidmixed reports
A garbled May Day procession section mentions praise for Wood and remarks on a metalled shaft erected at Arlington by the National Society of Soldiers. It records remarks by Major General John Ri Hroulliy and notes parental, Cuban, Filipino references amid a military review with Marines and artillery units present.
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John Ri
Department of the East
Wiginewre & Huttallod
Marines
Paneabutters
Ue Dcald
War tribute urges duty and unity in nation
A speech extols civilian readiness and patriotic sacrifice, praising those who served in Cuba and civil wars. It urges every citizen to perform ordinary duties with honesty and fidelity, stressing that republics are built by daily acts of duty and moral conduct by all. The speaker honors veterans and calls for steadfast citizenship.
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Cuba
Leonard Woot
Chester
Wisk
Dad
Socretien
Republic
Peace at Hand Amid War Reports From London
A fragmented London dispatch reports hopes for peace as officials discuss possible moves by foreign ministers and leaders. The piece hints at strategic alignments and mounting public anticipation of a settlement, with emphasis on cautious optimism and ongoing diplomatic activity.
Marching Begins Wanderers at Tamaqua Washery Strike
Reported disturbances near Tamaqua with washery operations halted as workers and strikers clashed amid labor unrest. Officials urged restraint while negotiations aimed to avoid damage, with broader coal region leaders preparing for further actions and potential disruption to anthracite production.
The Topeka Arrives in Port au Prince
The Topeka arrived today to protect Amerikan interests in the Caribbean port. The German imperial squadron halted at Aphrite two days from there as General Firmae reportedly declined to enter Port au Prince with his troops.
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Port Au Prince
Erpacr
Tom Vort Royal
S. C
Amerikan Laterasin
Ptaliens Nitive
Uit Miek
Suellern
Dene Pemis
Arophite
General Firmae Taid
Tie Doew
Topeka to Host Quadrennial A.M.E. Conference Nearby
Fragmented notice recounts the A M E general conference adjourning and planning a future meeting in Topeka. It mentions cholera and diarrheal disease context, and references an envelope program for business men and a state exposition with subscription envelopes and costs, detailing printing in cedar and retro dates.
Overmyer Seeks Sixth District Democratic Nomination
Fragmentary report notes Overmyer advancing inUm for congress in the sixth district. Joel Wealin aligned with Sint county Democrats. Taylor Ticite arrives to assist in a party realignment effort aimed at absorbing Populist elements into the Democratic fold.
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Joel Wealin
Sint County
Democrats
Smith Ocodsty
Heey
Taylos Ticite
Whiirman
Tate Central Committee
Democratic Party
Enright on the Ground Leases Rooms for Republican Rally
Enright secures a large array of rooms in Wichita for the Republican convention as Wyandotte County gears up to support the party. He aims to centralize headquarters amid heavy preparations and expects crowds to gather next week.
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Wichita
BAL Ensight
Wyandotte County
Cuveregh
Wyandotteounty
Wieletta
Carey
Hugh P. Farrell
Notable party at Rochambeau statue ceremony in Washington
Washington May 22 The remaining members of the totas party accompanied the Frisch government at the unveiling of Rochambeau statue. Ambassadors and officials greeted Count Rochambeau and party at the White House in a formal reception with military escorts. The French ambassador and Mrs Margerie arrived, official hosts included President Roosevelt and cabinet members. A crowd gathered outside as the visitors toured the east room and later Mount Vernon where the wreathlaying and tributes occurred.
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Washington
Totas
Frisch
Rochambeau
Pennsylvania
cAnnapatis
Grese
Port Myer
Uie
Flerve
Spite de Partaitel
Walthse
Brenett Enbbussr
Yerty
Penravivanls Avenue
White House
Sis
Briiery
Ule
St. Camber
Caimbon All Ai de Margerie
Arstmesador
Rad
Alles
Hv Army
Admiral Dewey
Corbi
Prisident Troutiet
Iid
Beatty Ohaur
Easity
Présiienk
Tonnevelt
Eax
Dim Alice Roneevelt
Roosevelt
Oelis
Fersiehad
Eab
Sonerain
Hin
Strike Breaks as Georgia Cotton Mills Resume Operations
Auguste Ga May 22 The King Cotton mill which was closed for weeks after a wage strike involving about 10 000 workers plans to reopen partially idling plants at Augratte Graniteville Langley Fath Warrenville and Alken with lookouts in place to ensure a full return to work by Saturday morning Carolina operatives have reportedly guaranteed enough time to operate the plant fully by then.
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Terayun Pa
Drimauer
Coverel
Smith
Warsing
Wren
Taurchen
Wilkesburre
Afitebell
I Mpetin
Mitchell
Associated Press
Michigan
Saliene Getinite
Wortmore
Mingsaweniere Seme
Snealler Companies
Top Notch
New York
Hazleton
Mattheim Schwabe
Routh Heberton
Pittston
York
Gere
Georgia Cotton Mills
Ara Atout
Auguste
Tihe King Cotton Mall
Kodars
Moontam
Graniteville
Langiey
Fath
Warrenville
Alken
Forse
Hee Carolina
Furniture Trust aims to pool furniture makers to control prices
Chicago May 2 leaders of about two hundred furniture manufacturers formed the Furniture Trust to pool interests and regulate selling prices across the United States. The plan seeks to consolidate power, lift costs for buyers, and coordinate with authorities to enforce price controls in the industry.
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Chicago
Amrsig Ulake
EM Ameder
Iron trade faces price surge and strikes amid demand
The May report notes high prices across iron products, with output constrained by labor unrest and mine strikes. Coke and ore stocks are tight, threatening 1903 commitments as structural material orders grow and mills shift to new year deliveries.
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Wlevebind
Tron
Bern Epanbes
Ranterville
Dellef
Islany
Mike Cone
Puddiers
Pennsylvane
Iran
Chicago
Rati Mills
Young Corbett and Broad Set For Featherweight Title Fight
In Colorado Springs May 4 Young Corbett and Broad prepare for the featherweight championship fight tomorrow night at the Coliseum. Corbett listed as favorite and in top condition, with both fighters reportedly training hard and ready for the bout. Arrests in the Territory include Frank Ewers held on grand larceny charges, awaiting trial in the U.S. District Court.
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Young Corbett
Broad
Wight Desver
Colo
Corbett
Frank Ewers
Gasena
U. S
Fop. Holehtark
Grand Bat
Rheumatism Cure After Fourteen Years of Suffering
An advertisement claims a cure for sciatic rheumatism after fourteen years of pain. It touts a European method and names a claimant who reports quick relief. The copy mentions satin face powder and a beauty lotion as products linked to the offer.
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Oberiain
Market Trends Mixed as Wheat and Hogs Scatter Prices
A fragmented market report shows July futures and grain prices fluctuating with wheat and corn edging lower while livestock values hold steadier. Early activity hints at cautious demand across grains, with producers watching foreign markets and domestic supply signals for next week’s trades.
New York Stonk and Market Roundup May 2
chaotic OCR of a New York market page notes Forte prices and Canadianna trades, shifting futures and cotton, sugar and coffee markets. Mentions May 4, Chicago Produce Market, Liverpool cables, and general demand with mixed activity across grains and metals.
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New York
Walt Pee
FORTE
Alicwad Iaegilae Ouey Ieee Naan Peake
Bowie
Fiona
Svenr
Paul Pate
Pelnis
Astor
Chicago
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