Tillman in Atlanta Pushes Democratic Party Faith
Senator Tillman tours the west and south urging loyalty to the Democratic Party of the South. He argues for backing the plain people and criticizes populists and bankers, saying the party must stay united to redeem the state. He notes strong support in South Carolina and discusses silver and free coinage.
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Ben Tilman
Columbie
Weet
Southwest
Denver
Kankan
Nebraska
St. Toute
Chionen
Wome Palvis
Bamense Acolescem
Florida
Atlanta
Tillman
United
Guardien
Atlenta Senstor
Olouday
Vellain
Democratic Party
Clement Mat
Yellet
Ores
Carolia
Senate
Feadine
Populus
Stey
Sebo
Tex- Be
Iddatos
Cleveland
Carisin
Masrisan
Rosset
Uwe Deane
Baines
Hilt
Edna
Garfield statue to be unveiled at Belmont Park ceremony
Philadelphia report notes final funding by Belmont Park commission and riverbank features planned for a grand statue dedication. Arrangements for riverfront viewing and boat access were emphasized as key components of tomorrow’s events while preparations continue.
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Phindelphia
Roy
Prohibition talk stirs San Francisco crowd at Metropolitan Hall
John G. Woolter urged Christians to be true to church over liquor, urging a unified vote for the prohibition party. He warned the church influence governs ballots more than liquor interests and called voters to back the party aligned with their faith.
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San Francisco
John G. Woolter
Metropolitan Hall
Prohibition Party
Felicity Qadt
Utcetiwe
Conthrlus
Applause for Ada Behan in Confess Gueki at Baldwin Theater
San Pratvisco May 2. Ada Behan starred as the lead in Confess Gueki adapted from German by Augustin Dale. The Baldwin Theater drew a full crowd, with enthusiastic applause and spectators standing as the curtain fell after the second act.
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San Pratvisco
Baldwin Theater
Jdvaly
Ada Behan
East
Ada Jiehan
Plas Was “'Confess Gueki
Yess Fan Schosthan
Augustin Dale
Temple Flower Show Promises Large Attendance in Temple
Temple anticipates a large turnout for the third annual flower show on June 36 04 with plans for a major expansion. A new director is elected and will devote full time to the enterprise as organizers raise funds and arrange grounds near First Street and public square for a temporary building.
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AUL
Texas Temple
Pompli
SD. Cox Man Getiors
Manger Cox
First Street
Euarantes Fund of
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Cabinet Shakeup Rumors Stir McKinley Era Politics
Amid reports of cabinet reshuffle pressure on Arthur to join the cabinet grows strong. McKinley camp sees votes but nerves linger as convention chatter weighs on acceptance and strategy.
Tillman for President Endorsements and Rail Rates
Endorsements appear from the South Carolina Democratic committee noting a potential presidential bid by Tillman. Mixed items include convention resolutions, awards, and a long list of names. The piece also lists Union Pacific round trip railroad rates with various destinations and travel windows.
Irrigation Aid Moves Kansas Water Study Forward
Washington May 25 A sundry civil bill with irrigation provisions passed conferenc e approval. Congressman Long hails the $50 000 appropriation to measure stream flow and determine water supply for arid Western Kansas and neighboring areas. The project includes reports and hydrological surveys, with results to guide wells and potential windmill irrigation and state cooperation.
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Washington
Congressman Long
Kansas
Karcania
Hanaxi
Mphe Gedliziea
Kansay
Ne- Brunke
State Boards of Agroculture
Kansan
Munsee Indian Bill and land questions debated in report summary
A special correspondent reports on a bill concerning the Munsee and Christian Indians of Kansas. It seeks commissioner inquiry into title to reservation lands and potential patents, with per capita Interior funds and constraints on land amounts, approved by lawmakers and detailing tribe member eligibility and land eligibility.
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Curtis
Jane Tsoverueer
Kansas
Corimarae
BSA
Pranikatn Oaubty
Secretary of the Interior
Treasury
Indian Affaira
Mircea
Immigration Bill Sparks Debate On Pauper Labor
Curtis described a proposal to curb foreign immigration and pauper labor while supporting education reading tests for adults over 26. The committee reported a different measure, aiming to restrict immigrant classes, with Curtis arguing for a broader shutout of certain groups and highlighting past immigration issues in New York.
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Igrésaman Curtis
Weshluston
Milton Lill
Senate
Curtis
Eatlen
New York
Cartoon Draws Kansan Victim in Washington Row
Cartoon depicts Congressman Palisa Vic tim and Congressman Bloy hus in a satirical scene set in Washington. The New York artist was seen sketching an unkempt, pompous figure while public figures react to the drawing.
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Kansas
Palisa
Washington
Bloy Hus
Allen
New York
Natford
Biographical sketch of a Congress member Blue
A fractured portrait describes a man named Blue, a congressman with a notable appearance and volatile career. Born in Wood County Virginia, he seeks broader meals and life, travels to Kansas, then pursues politics. The piece hints at a dramatic rise through the House, culminating in a volatile political comet in American public life.
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Blus
Connecticut
Blue
Wood County
Lise Wee
Virginia
Dilue
Kansas
Vary
House of Representatives
Crensny
Peffer Wins Higher Pay for Police Drivers
Washington May 25 Senator Peffer succeeded in amending the district of Colombia appropriation bill to raise police department driver wages from 32 1 2 to 50 dollars per month. He argued the drivers perform arduous duties and must be ready in all weather to tend their horses.
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Washington
Peffer
District of Colombia
Petter
Congress
Haus
Irrigation Plan Proposed for 30000 Acres in Texas
Crowds gather at the court house as officials weigh a plan to irrigate 30000 acres in Runnels county from the Colorado river. A three mile long ditch would run along both river banks, feeding a 100 foot wide channel with four feet depth, delivering water to a vast area. An irrigation system would operate for three months, with funding reportedly pledged after discussions with English interests.
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Mayo
N .arEs
J. W. Powell
Runnels
Colorado River
Kogliah
Eingland
Sam Small Health Meeting Sparks Controversy in Whitesboro
Fragmented report notes a Whitesboro gathering led by Rev. Bam Small about health and longevity. The account mentions food, crowd unrest, and disputed timelines while referencing local agents and a contentious stance against a named group.
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Whitesboro
Army
Bam Small
Prochar Smal
Bis Co
Natit Life
Anes Company
Printers for Debs Convene In Springfield Ohio
The Allied Printing Crafts union of Ohio closed its annual convention in Springfield and planned next year's meeting in Toledo. A radical call for free silver was adopted. The surprise nomination of Eugene V Debs for president was announced.
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Springfield
Allied Printing Crafts’ Union of Ohio
Toledo
Te Fae
Ted
Bugrtie V. Debs
Alice Mussry
Egypt
Monroe St
Monster Whale Captured by Monterey Wihiing Crew
Monterey May 25 Captain Henry Schaffele’s crew of the Monterey Whaling Company captured the fourth whale of the season in Monterey Bay after a lively struggle. A single harpoon struck true, the line was played out as the whale towed the boat, and the prize was towed to the city by noon. The humpback whale, over forty feet, is described as the finest caught in Monterey Bay and highly profitable for the owner.
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Monterey
Henry
Schaffele
Monterey Wihial~ing
Seaton
Rey
Ilery
Thie
Monterey Bay
Plans of Munsey Transform Kansas City Hotel Site
The Eastern Magazine owner Munsey intends a major north side hotel expansion in Kansas City. A grand ceremony will extend along the north sidewalk with new construction toward the pile, and investors discuss Munsey and Bates cooperation amid speculation about south end property deals.
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Grand Missouri Furens City
Sourney
Waite
Din Muntey
Kansas City
Sentinelon
Mr. Munsey
North End
Munsey
Theodore
South End
Wars
Bates
Mr. Muresy
Festival Brass Band Plans Brookville Attend
A brass band aims to attend the Brookville festival on Saturday night. Members met at the Barth office to select leaders and rehearse for the event. The group hopes to perform at the Pall Festival and band contest in To-.
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Brookville
Brook+tile
Bray
Aid
Brooketite Haad
Barth
Coober
Feynen
Hornbeck
Secretsanetbert
First Green Corn Report From Bee County
Beeville Texas May 25 The first green corn of 159 in Bee county was brought in and sold for 25 cents per dozen ears. Copride rabie corn will be raised in this section with rain. further rain in three weeks could boost production to or above prior levels.
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Beeville
Tex
Bee County
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