Congress debate on Chinese exclusion funding rises
Washington May 1 A House debate over the Chinese exclusion law funding nears a vote. Representative Champ Clark of Missouri plans to offer an amendment to raise appropriations from 500000 to 600000. The move aims to probe an administration order and federal docs about quiet tolerance of Chinese entry to placate Beijing amid alleged anti Chinese mercantile activity testimony before the Appropriations Committee last March.
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Washington
House
Champ Chick
Missouri
Ava
Federndoftdlale
Nebo
China
Chirk
Fitzgerald
New ‘York
Abe
Appropriations Committee
Luc Psecntiva
Gostion
Frank. P. Sergent
Commsstoney
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed Widely
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the premier remedy for women's illnesses. It claims 30 years of use, treats inflammation, weakness, backache, and nervous symptoms, and asserts it dissolves tumors in early stages. The copy urges women to rely on this authentic product rather than substitutes.
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Lydia BE. Pinkham
Hag Lydia B. Pokhem
May Law and Steel Market Outlook Reported Mixed Signals
Duns Review notes sentiment surprising on new railway bonds with high prices last October. Industrial contractions persist though progress in farm crops and public works suggests some uplift. Iron and steel quotations remain volatile as producers slow sales while coke ovens run at reduced capacity and overall plant utilization struggles.
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Bum & Fia
Tusmen
Sands
Mhicana
Bradstreet's Report Now Youk May 1
Bradstreet's report notes generally unfavorable conditions for distributive trade with quiet activity across the country. Returns to normal are slow as jobbers and manufacturers hesitate to stock ahead of orders, while collections and extensions remain weak. Some signs of improvement in rail borrowings and winter wheat prospects offer limited optimism. business failures rise modestly in the U.S. week ending April 3, with Canadian failures also up. Weather and export figures show record lows in certain shipments. forty four weeks of the fiscal year export totals are reported.
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Sina
Foxtura
Ana Fane
United States
Canada
Churchill Favored by Irish Voters
Churchill is seen as favored by Irish voters in a May 1 report noting his stance on Home Rule and the promised British policy toward Ireland. The piece discusses Labour and liberal opposition and the need for broad support to unseat Churchill, with Manchester as a key battleground and speculation over turnout and party alignment.
Rumors of Anarchy Amid Mass Anxiety Over Cleveland's Condition
Reported rumors of distress and public anxiety swirl around ex president Grover Cleveland in Lakewood after a hotel stay. Dr. Joseph Bryan disputes dire illness claims, stating Cleveland's condition is uncertain and that hospital or family statements are the only reliable source. Local authorities and Cleveland family contacts provide no definitive updates, leaving neighbors and friends cautious about his health status.
Meeting in New York Ends with Acknowledged Protests
New York on May 1 saw anarchist Alexander Berkman captive during a Budalist gathering in Union Square. Police, numbering about four hundred, allowed orderly proceedings as Berkman spoke amid heated exchange with socialist leaders before a cautious audience.
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New York
Alexander Berkman
Berlanan
Bret
Berkman
Insanity Pleader to Take Witness Stand in Homicide Case
New York reports that the insanity defense in a homicide case may proceed with expert testimony. Dr Jona Ac Wyatt, head of the Academy of Mountain, is cited on questions of medical testimony and expert appointment. The plan allows courts to appoint experts paid by the county, with daily rates and travel allowances for official experts.
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New York
Addroanfiie
The
Academy of Mountai
H. Cowing
Lie Court
Seselong
Hay
Bland
Oxantiatow Ag
Kila Ahnity
Jona’ Ac Wyatt
Academy
Blate Merical Society
Tun Teruiar
Tory Wall
Ar Export
Old Plainsman Dead in Nebraska City
Nebraska City May Th Richards an old plainsman and prize fighter died last night aged 86. Born in Canada in 1865 he came to Nebraska and fought in local prairie derbies at Fetton's Bluff near North Platte. Known as "Oeflila" or "The Kid" he dueled rivals and later accumulated wealth.
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Nebraska City
Nursing Mothers and Over-burdened Women Ad Adverts
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for nursing mothers and women with various ailments tied to weakness. The text touts vitality restoration, relief from abdominal discomfort, irregular menstruation, dizziness, and prolapsed organs, urging readers to request a free booklet detailing the formula and endorsements. It emphasizes proprietary ingredients and a testimonial-backed claim of safety and efficacy.
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Dr. Pierce
Farston
Paris
Pieres
Ploren
Pra
Jewelry theft and homicide shock Portland neighborhood
A badly mangled report describes Nathen Wolff found dead after a robbery in Portland where jewelry and money totaling $1700 were stolen. A night watchman saw blood and a stained collar. investigators note the neck wound and blunt force trauma.
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Variland
Say
Nathen Wolff
Fewtier
Bitalnesy
Portland
Tabiers Fouight
Wolff
Meath
Tve
Yorktown Assigned Sec Metcaly Parade to San Francisco
Mare Island reports the USS Yorktown under Commander James H. Glennon sails for San Francisco to participate in maneuvers and a review by Secretary Metcalf. Rumor says Yorktown may be decommissioned after departure to free crew for larger ships. Atlantic fleet destroyers and battleships follow, with Culgoa joining in San Francisco to discharge supplies amid provisioning for the voyage.
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Mareleland
Forktown
James H. Glennon
Ttt Navy Yard
San Franciso
Mets Vals
Yorktown
Culgoa
Bay
San Francisco
New York
Prosecution Surprises in Taof Bribery Trial
In San Francisco May a new twist emerged as prosecutors moved to dismiss indictments against J. L. Green, president of Parkside Realty, while Aneletant Hewes pressed the case. Green smiled at the sudden shift, testifying later as the proceedings continued. Walter B. Cope of the San Francisco Bar Association spoke during adjournment, detailing fees and potential conflicts.
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San Francisco
Abraham Taof
Hewes
J. 1
Green
Dresdent
da Parksite Realty Company
Auef
Andes
de Potul
Walter DB. Cope
San Francisco Mar
Parkelde Realty Company
Matt
Maat
FAA
Little Child Run Over and Killed
In an incident reported from Noohaven during May, a young child was fatally struck by a vehicle. Authorities are investigating the accident and identifying the driver as a local resident. The event occurred near a residential area on a road known to connect Thintingtat and Binthty villages. Further details are limited in the fragmented OCR text.
Strike Sweeps NSF Carriage Shops Over Wage Pact
A large strike spreads through about 200 carriage and wagon shops in La Francisca as Ivica Union Ka orders a one year contract walkout. Employers refuse renewal of the six month older pact while offering current wages of 4 and 5 dollars, excluding horse shows and blacksmiths.
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Ivica Union Ka
Carriaga
Weson
Cie Ee Posers
Young Women Meet Roosevelt Delegation at White House
Washington May 1 President and Mrs Roosevelt receive a delegation of young working women from the National League of Women Workers at the White House. The visitors, mostly wage earners, represent various occupations and will tour departments tomorrow. Speakers include Deeay S Hyans secretary of commerce and labor and Tong Pang, Chinese minister. The event highlights American women pursuing independent livelihoods across factory work stenography teaching and dressmaking.
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Roosevelt
White House
National League of Wr
Troy
Capitol
Vernon
Bonday
Deeay S. Hyanss
Awl Tabor
Ting Pang
Chindeesminigtes
Wiebax
League
Cleveland's Physician Refuses to Comment on President
New York May 1 Dr Bry ful Cleveland's physician for years refused to confirm or deny a stomach cancer diagnosis for Mr Cleveland. He said there is nothing I can tell you of interest. At Lakewood hotel today brief notes said the former president shows no material change in condition. He declined to discuss public diagnosis for any patient.
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New York
Grover Ghavelad
Lakawoud
New
Clivaland
Foseph
Slavolind
Lakewond
Cleveland
Theelomuch
Bryant
Ald Thas
Asia
Lakewsod
Mr. Cleveland
Lalewood
Lhr
Joseph T. Bryan
New War
Slows
Dr. Bryan
Bry Ful
Laiewood
Bryan
Feadler
Lakewood
Leather Dealers Ty Bankruptcy in May at Bislan
Ty Bankruptcies hit leather dealers led by A. Stetson as creditors move to seize assets. Three related companies—Fars Murpecu of Wilmington, Boston Rome Leather, and Willam A. Stetson of Heaton—are included. Total estimated debts near 3.9 million with about 1 million unsecured. Assets estimated at 1.51 million. Judge halted proceedings pending appointment of a receiver.
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Bislan
Wr. A. Stetson
United States
Mr. Stetson
Fars Murpecu Company
Wilmington
Del
Boston Rome Leather Company
Willam A. Stetson Company
Heaton
Br. Stetson
Axpernt Jon
G. Hroctor
Rm Barton
Publisher of Tribune Explains Contracts
Washington May 1 A publisher of the Chicago Tribune testified about several paper contracts noting a five year deal with one year remaining under the International Paper company. He said prices rose from 1 85 to 2 20 per hundred. John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association presented additional evidence in the inquiry into the press group.
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Washington
Mearill McCormicl
The
Chicago Tribune
Iormational Paper Company
John Norris
Representiig
Nowepayer
Puhilehera
Asaacte Fiom
Piperiakorn
Santinned
Merton
Aid for Southern Storm Sufferers
War emergency relief letters show fundraising drives by volunteers for storm victims. The Red Cross reports sending $3,009 in aid today and mobilizing resources from Philadelphia to support Havleaus, with plans to dispatch further relief to regional families.
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Warhligna
Mass
Migir Tevet
Reiler
Fynda
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