Irish Land Bill Debate In House Of Commons
Sondom May F The adjourned debate on the Irish Land bill in the House of Commons opened with nationalist Timothy Healey denouncing the measure as ignorant and urging tenants not to accept landlords terms. Healey dismissed charges of incitement while ridiculing a mass campaign and warned the government against brutality, calling the bill a pacific measure aimed at fostering a new spirit in Ireland and England.
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Young Men Sentenced for Despicable Crime
New York judges parole a brutal case involving Walter Ehniancier and Robert Burns De Camp. They receive reformatories terms after a crime described as despicable, with youth noted as a mitigating factor. The proceedings recount the attackers luring victims, including an attempted assault in a cafe, before the attack escalated.
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New York
Warren Ww. Yorlury
Walter TR. Ehniancier
Robert Burns de Camp
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Prisnan Tile
Yan ‘Lam
Omaha Strikes Paralyze City Under Federal Injunction
Omaha May 7 Strikes by Teamsters and allies shut restaurants saloons and many shops as federal injunctions take hold. Businessmen pause actions while authorities restrain union activities. some crews threaten further stoppages. Main street clash with a driver ends in assault. wagons halted at Broadway bridge.
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Rebels in Morocco Defeat Imperial Troops at Melilla
Rebels in Morocco rout imperial forces at Melilla on May 7, seizing positions, tents, and matériel, while imperial troops suffer heavy losses and request reinforcements as rebels press the advance amid disrupted lines.
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Door of Hope Opened to Colored Men by Roosevelt
A May 1 report from Asbury New Jersey notes a dramatic claim by Bishop WT Toni that President Roosevelt opened the doors of opportunity to Black men. The piece cites controversy over Roosevelt's appointments and argues the president has proclaimed equal access for all citizens, challenging views on citizenship and servitude.
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American claims damages from Venezuela in prison case
A man named Milverstrang claims ninety thousand dollars against the government of Venezuela for imprisonment. He alleges torture and abuse during detention in Maracaibo and Caracas after suspected revolutionary activity. The case details U.S. representation, a consular contact, and defense by a government lawyer who later faced dismissal amid allegations of coercion and irregular conduct.
American victory over the Moros in Mindanao
Manila May 7. Caphin Pershing's column defeated a Moros force in Taraca country on Mindanao's east shore of Lake Lano. Americans seized ten fayis. Moros losses: 115 killed, 19 wounded, 0 prisoners. The Sultan among captured. Two Americans killed and one wounded. Forts were captured or dismantled after heavy fighting. exploration of all lakeside forts continued.
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Mindanao
Political intrigue and release amid Venezuela incident
The article recounts an American prisoner Bullis trapped in Venezuela, letters to a Caracas minister, a meeting with a minister suggesting a presidential appeal, and a telegram authorizing Bullis’s liberty. After release Bullis was targeted by an attempted assassination, and authorities allegedly restrained him during peace efforts while his papers vanished.
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Doctors See Dr Lorenz In His Bloodless Surgery
New Orleans May 7 five hundred Tuetors gathered at Charity hospital for a dramatic demonstration by Dr Lorenz on bloodless surgery. The House of Delegates continued its session addressing revisions to medical temperance and health powers, with notable figures from Chicago Philadelphia and Virginia participating in debates and committee reports.
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Virginia
Doseph McFarland
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Science de Jarkinens
Robinson
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Conk
Chicago
Kouttern Medical Collagné
Christopher Tanpkins
Klebwand
Philadel
Charles Chasswignne
G. C. Bull
St.Louis
McDonald, Dry
New York
Report Is Without Foundation
Viehna May 71 reports the fielded offensives lack foundation as 9 000 Christian inhabitants of Novi Bazar Bosnia are said massacred Austrian authorities maintain Novi Hazar district quiet throughout.
Woman sacrifices life fighting blaze in New York apartment
Chicago May dispatch reports Mrs. James K Polk, a daughter of a famed artist and widow of a former U.S. president, died after attempting to battle a fire in her New York apartment. Her brave act saved others but she perished despite surgeons' efforts.
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Failure in Philippines due to Gold Standard
New York May 7 The article discusses debates on American policy in the Philippines during the gold standard era. It cites Percival Tandon and a London observer noting wartime cruelties, U.S. military conduct, and factors shaping public opinion including currency policy and Chinese labor bans.
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Landow
Nurse Hannah Anderson and the Queen Victoria Dispatch
A Chicago Herald dispatch from Elgin reports nurse Hannah Anderson, a former nurse who served the royal family in England and South Africa, died at 53. The obituary notes she was born in Nord apan Sweden and trained as a nurse before ministering to royal members.
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South Africa
Seurk
Young man disappears from Cambridge to New York
Willian Bed ley Whitewell, 22, a Tarvard Sol-Wall player, left Cambridge February 26 to move to New York with his roommate Bulg hat. He was en route to his future line in New York and has not been seen since. His father Dr. Won Whitewell reported the disappearance and suspects possible injury or voluntary flight. family theories include a return to California or unknown perils.
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Sensational Henry Sackville-West Heir Claims Heard
London May 7 The sensational claim of Henry Sackville West to be the legitimate heir of Lord Sackville was heard in Chancery Court. Fenest Meatl Jean Baptate Sackville-West sought a committeeman to obtain witnesses in France and Spain to support his claim and estate perpetuation. The defendants contended that Josephine de Ortaga had been married to Antonio de la Oliva, and were thus not the legitimate issue of Lord Sackville.
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Toarphins Doran de Ortaga
Josephine de Ortaga
Antonio de la Oliva
Spurious Mortgages on Mansions in the Skies
The second day of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections featured Bishop Weslay of Savannah addressing the session on County and Municipal Institutions and Outside Relief to Vagrancy. A key speech by William TH. Allen of New York critiqued vagrancy relief, branding it as a parasite and urging reform to curb improper aid that enables idleness. Other speakers included Mrs. Allen Willard of Chicago, James I. Jackson of Indianapolis, Joseph Mordes of New York, and Livingston Miles of Atlanta as afternoon meetings proceeded.
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National Conference of Charities and Corrections
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Wiliam TH. Alen
New York
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Sy Wood
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Chinape
sTames I. Jackson
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Jaseph Mor
Shamrock Trial Report Shows Oddities and Train of Events
A garbled OCR style note describes a Shamrock event with references to May, a trial, and a sailing like exercise. It mentions wind, a hulleryer, a wheel, steering, a bicycle, and a stretch practice. The text shows partial action around a channel and moving figures, with unclear outcomes but hints at a trial and equipment checks.
Prospectus Issue of Transvaal Loan Attracts Crowds
May 7 report describes the offering of a Transvaal loan prospectus for 1.15 billion pounds in foreign and American funds. Applications rushed in as investors lined streets outside banks. sections noted discounts, interest rates, and subscription terms amid high interest and crowding.
Chicago Stationary Engineers Strike Report
Chicago May 7 reports a strike by stationary engineers affecting plant operations. The dispute centers on wage terms and union recognition with workers occupying higher positions and plans for potential action as arbitration and employer responses unfold.
Remarkable New Army Rifle Promises Power and Precision
Washington reports a new Army rifle praised by ordnance officers for its shorter 24 inch barrel yet higher velocity and flatter trajectory. It features a complete wooden encasement to protect the stock during rapid discharge. The weapon, patented and fielded by army officers, aims to balance compactness with greater stopping power.
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Muskal
Porte’s Note to Bulgaria Returned as Offensive
In Constantinople May the Bulgarian government claims Turkish discussions on the movement of explosives and armed agents into Turkey via Bulgaria are offensive. Turkish troops continue patrols in Macedonia and Albania where Turkish forces hold a sizable deployment.
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Allania
War Minister Unable to Reply to Socialists
Bartin May 0 announces that Gontral van Gonsler, veteran war minister for seventeen years, will not return after three months leave. Reports claim he leaves due to opposition from Socialists and a desire to avoid further denunciation in the Reichstag. The Emperor grants him long leave as parliamentary tensions rise and General von Gaxaler explains wounds from the Franco-Craysian War.
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Yor Gonslir
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von Gaxaler
Lida
Yenya
Uilpino
Opening Day at Westchester Races Promises Big Stakes
New York May opening day at Morris Park Aqueduct and other tracks features the Westchester meeting led by the Metropolitan Handicap worth 15000 with 12000 to the winner The Whitney entries Centre Bore up Ladmore Loring With Fuller aboard are strong favorites Ya Vs Bells Cal Hell Francesco and England with a noted rider among rivals for the big prize
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Monastery Stormed by Soldiers in Paris Action
French capital reports an aggressive police operation against Capuchin monks. A force of dragoons and infantry stormed the monastery after resistance, arresting a large group and underscoring state pressure on religious houses amid widespread turmoil.
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