Session progresses with reforms and imperial talks
May 2 reports from Ottawa describe the session opening with the throne speech outlining planned share negotiations and hope for reciprocity with Newfoundland. It notes government aims on railway legislation and expected funding to entertain royal visitors, while Canada presses autonomous rights amid the Bond-Blaine dispute.
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Bewlatare
Gaveshoe
Newfoundland
Egieveb
Mr. Heid
Montreal
Cornwall
Canade
Topeka Coat of Arms Sought by D A R Chapter
The local Daughters of the American Revolution offer to aid the Commercial Club in securing a coat of arms for Topeka. A design competition with a taxic prize was proposed, with Kent chapter member A H Thompson representing the DAR. Plans aim for a decorative, artistic coat of arms to adorn a city door panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of American Revolution
Daughters of the American Revolution
Topeka
United Statetolser
Commercial Club
Mrs Bonine Remembered From Former Kansas Neighborhood
Otawa May 24 Mrs J C Bonine once lived in Richmond county and ran a Hulmend drug store. She later moved south with her husband and son. Her confession cleared the Pension Clery Ayres murder case, and townsfolk recall her as pretty and accomplished.
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Kansas
Otawa
J. C. Bonine
Clery Ayres
Honine
Tre. Boutin
Henry
Missouri
Destitution Reported Among Natives in Kushokim Valley Alaska
Washington reports from the interior department describe extreme destitution in Kushokin valley Alaska where natives face starvation as their numbers decline due to disease and dog losses. No government funds are available, but charitable donors are urged to send supplies to Seattle for transport by revenue cutters to Alaska. Priest reports 30 deaths under his supervision, reducing the population from 60 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kushokim Valley
Alaska
Washington
Interior Department
Kushokin River
Onr
Goa
West Side Reading Circle entertains Auburndale gathering
The West Side Reading Circle and husbands were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Trueblood in Auburndale. The evening featured a humorous hat trimming contest won by Mr. Painsworth or Mr. Poindexter. Guests included numerous local couples and many updates on residents’ moves and visits. The event also noted plans for future gatherings and local social happenings.
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West Side
Anc
J. E. True
Auburndale
Osly
Ara. D. Humphrey “Laighton
Ima Tadete
Painsworth
Poindexter
CA Pellows
and Mirs
George Bulley
Clement Smith
Aind
A .Rodgers
FA. Snow
Farteneiih
Vanselle
Ris
Andereon
E W_ Poindexter
Sire. Trueblood
Beato Meena Sirs
W. Teee Ae Jr
John Gurgent
George O. Wilmarth
Cook
W. A. Myers
Julia Gordon
She Quit Coffee After Hard Pull On Health
A woman from Apple Creek Ohio describes quitting coffee after four years of heart trouble and nervous prostration. She details severe energy loss and pain, then credits coffee abstinence with restored health, steadier nerves, and no further medicines or visits.
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Apple Creek
Jan
Spies
Topeka Social Roundup and Community Notices
A Topeka social page itemization describes an evening event for about 75 guests with music and refreshments at a local residence. Invitations are issued for the marriage of Estele Leon and Harry Schices of Chicago set for Tuesday evening June 11 at the Hotel Throop with a banquet and recreation to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crara-1 Pompsom
Frank Patterson
Dolene Chip
A. A. Hayes
Ramsey
Ella
Charles Rice
Access Hubble
Pekn
Chicago
Woodlawn Avenue
Potwin
H. F. Guthrie
Blue Rapid
E. McDermott
Kansas City
Fr. J. Parker
Pueblo
Tunes E King
Chicugo
Topeka
James A. Hayden
Bessie Hayden
Kansas
H. B Brombaches
Ottawa
Tureday
Oak Park
Banks
Marian Dewey
Stocktor
C. D. Well
John Instis
Omusee City
Woelox
Tren
Selle Bollingshead
Emily King
Pee
New York City
Ate
Washington
College of the Sisters of Bethany
Thielay &Fternnoon
Arack Wallwork
Colorado Springs
Topelea
Anna Cannon
George Larimore
Prospect Street
Misa Estele Leon
Harry Schices
Throop
Ed Halterman
Paw
Ure Hock
Kan
James K. Keister
Stem Daniel Candell
Cripple Creel
Stone
Ated Mireuk
B Plurray
Arthur Henderson
Austingberg
Ohio
Samuel K Dale
Lincoln Street
A. A. Bellman
K. Bellman
Howard Kan
W. H. Davy
Atchison
Adams
Mine Fire Rages Four Weeks in Wyoming Coal Mines
Cheyenne May 4 reports fierce fire burning in the coal mines at Aladdin Crook county the mines have been abandoned. The fire began four weeks ago and efforts to extinguish it have failed. Entries sealed and the fire will be smothered likely taking months.
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Cheyenne
Wro
Aladdin
Crook County
Europe and U S trade tensions cited by Schwab
Gustav H Schwab North German Lloyd America manager returning from Europe warned that European business fears rising U S competition may push governments toward protective schemes. He urged concessions by the United States to avert European retaliation. He also noted German shipping would keep pace with trends regardless of amalgamations. Also reports Treasury bought 300000 five percent bonds at 108 690.
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England
Germany
U.S
New York
Gustav H. Schwab
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
America
Europe
Sid
United States
J. Pierpont Morcun
Schwab
Gage
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Unknown derelict sails near South American coast
A derelict vessel was sighted mid ocean near the South American coast while drifting north from Valparaiso. Capt Johanneach of the Chilean bark Royal Sovereign reported the sighting from April 12 to 16 at about 128 west. The wreck was fully submerged except for two masts about 20 feet above the water.
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Port ‘Townsend
Mey
South America
Valpsiraiso
Johanneach
Royal Sovereign
Valparamo
Johanneses
Treaty With Creeks Opens Land and Nation’s Affairs
The United States Creek Nation treaty ratified in Washington provides allotment of Creek lands, distribution of townsites, and winding up of Creek affairs by 1904. A private telegram notes the House passed a bill to appoint a commission to inspect an supplemental treaty with the United States to amend irregularities in several particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
House of Kings
Francis to See Son in United States Sculling Event
Charles B. Francis United States minister to Gresve travels from Graeos to the United States to watch his Cornell student son compete in the sculling race at Hedson. Francis previously won a similar event 20 years ago at Saratoga. A separate Brooklyn court attachment of 000.53 is granted to Abrams Jennings against the Subs Good and Jennings patent machine and Cordage company after a loan dispute.
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Charles
Francia
United States
Graeos London
Charles B. Francis
Gresve
Cornell
Francis
Saratoga
Cordage Company
New York
Supreme Court
Brooklin
Madox Grantes
Abrams. Jennings
Subs Good and Jennings Patent Machine and Cordage Company
Jebuing
Trade With Cuba Shows Increase in Imports and Exports
A War Department division report records Cuba’s import value at 55 149 000 for the first ten months of 1900 and 464 125 for the same period in 1899, an increase of 7. The period’s exports to Cuba reach 63 459 905, up 7. Cuba’s trade with the United States rises overall by 457 450 in imports and exports. The shift is linked to war era trade routes and re-export of tobacco to Europe via New York. A separate item notes Frank Heroy killed Thurles Vanderlin in Greenfield after an alcohol fueled assault. Heroy surrendered. Also: the Royal Arcanum plans its next annual meeting in Asheville, N C.
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Washington
Tuwular Affairs
War Department
Guba
Cuba
United States
Europe
New York
Hels
Fragmented Local Crime Note Impacts Community
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a confrontation with the Foy Suid wy We SAE OV Bros and unspecified individuals. Details are unclear but reference a headache and a potential event or incident affecting local residents. Further readable context is needed for precise entities or outcomes.
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Yas
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Tier Lineni Company
Kansas Avenue
Buller
London
the Tribune
Garswood Hall
Lancashire
Genint
Purcell
Aleaing
Fms
Royal Academy of Music
Academy
R J. & Stevenson
Lew York
Willian
Wood Hull
Laurel
Long Daland
Marthe William- Don
Fegedy
Ime
Saitiers
Mort Albaugh
Apollo Lodge A. O. T. W
Abe Topeka
Wise
Okino
I. Lane Trathtauster
Goodland
Warren Godéeth
B. T. Payne
Brice
Exercians
Avsdiearium
A. JW
Dune
Omaha
Ourrion
Omar Newmalis
Tutwin
Chaisea
Mhubbell Mat Sines
Osborn
Thorne
H. Stevens
Kock Ielundem
Prilipnburg
Hamilton
Addeena
Hikwatha
Carbandaute
Rious
Son West Sixth Street
Unity Church
Washington School
Hornets
Dar
Lime
Fate
Mason
Reserm
Mateh
Rossville
Maxor Hurston
Donovan
Tomarrow
Atre
Nation Galtette
Poilelelie
Staley
Pal Roos
Ute
Bocomitnas
Silver Lake
Valencia
Mencken
Albaruch
Canien
Banke Ts
FMC
Aetenth
Shawnee County
Samuel Howe
Conney
Mowe
Howe
Pittsburg
American Steel and Wire Company
Neville Island
Tan Umar
Operaton
Castoria
Eleewitre
Ata
Boys’ Blue Ser
Bolte
Ion Worster
Duauty
Aljos
Newde
Tiger Ber
Reys
Ali
Gerwear, Pricea
Sss
Ema
Scull
Kingston
Frank Heroy
Thurles Vanderlin
Creen— Field
Heroy
James Herty
Vanderlin
Vander
Royal Arcanum
Ashavilla
Asheville
N.C
Royal Arcasisis
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