President Roosevelt Sees Vancouver Through Seattle Stop
President Roosevelt traveled by train through Seattle amid guarded crowds and tight security. In Milensburg and Ensenharus a large turnout greeted him with schoolchildren and veterans, while the President praised industry and citizenship, acknowledging Captain Steinman and volunteers from the Philippines campaign.
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Hoorta
Washington Regiment
Steinman
Philippines
Suffering and Death From Famine in China and Relief Plea
A Hong Kong mission report from Wir Chow warns of mass famine in China with thousands starving and selling family members for work or prostitution as aid is urged. The Harbors report notes a Chinese fishing junk seized near Hong Kong and the Norwegian bark Priven George wreck with three survivors rescued by the U S Coast Guard.
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B.C
Sing
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Habor
Tla
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Rasslan
United States Coast Guard
Zambounga
Two Deaths Attributed To Horse Disease In City
A deadly horse disease outbreak is reported in Gal city with two deaths. The first patient Wilson was treated for nose cancer but his illness progressed rapidly. He was hospitalized about three hours after admission and the case raised fears of a broader epidemic among residents.
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Wilson
Edison strike hits multiple facilities across New Jersey and New York
A broad strike spreads through Edison factories including Port Wayne and Schenectady plants, with about 12 000 workers affected and 2 000 to 3 000 idle. Machinists recently joined the International Association of Machinists challenging pay of 2 75 a day for ten hours, while earlier daily wages were 3 2.00. The work stoppage involves 4 400 local employees and touches the Maine works and other plants, signaling extended labor tension in the industry.
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Yybora
Tym
Maine
Schenectady
Edison
International Association of “Machimisty
Harviann
Ett
Nate Griut
Eloquent Defense of the Colored Race in 1890s debate
A battered fragment discusses a May gathering where a reverend lecturer condemns injustice toward Black people, praising religious and moral response to sorrow and oppression. It references a New York pastor and a Richmond paper, noting racial prejudice, emancipation, and evolving attitudes toward African Americans.
Tornadoes Sweep Over Southeastern Nebraska and Missouri
A sweep of tornadoes rips through southeastern Nebraska and western Missouri Towns like Pauline Norman and Winfield report heavy damage and multiple deaths. Residents scramble for shelter as farms and homes are destroyed, with unconfirmed totals and searches ongoing for missing persons across Adams Clay and surrounding counties.
Unclear 19th Century Voice Reflections on Liberty and Slavery
Fragmentary editorial style prose discusses Jay Beecher and long histories of injustice and slavery. It laments poor governance by a large ignorant electorate and suggests a centurylong struggle toward liberty. Mentions Cromwell era views and wealth disparities among current elites.
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Mr. Beecher
Cable laying ship Ane glin departs Manila for Guanm
The enable ship Ane glin, active in laying the Paella cable, left Manila today for the Island of Guanm. Authorities estimate eight days to complete operations. The end of the cable was successfully loaded at Malate.
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Ane Glin
Guanm
Aketi
Malate
DROWNED IN A BATH TUB AT GOSMEN JAIL
Charles Adis, awaiting trial for the attempted murder of his wife, drowned himself in a bath tub. He had left letters to friends urging forgiveness and stating he would not be convicted. Earlier, on January 6, he shot his wife, wounding her severely and paralyzing her. she may not live long.
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N.V
Charles Adis
Goshen
Alee
Wn Lelior
Adama
Dnd
Witwedt Ion Ht
Waa
Labor dispute narrows. machinists excluded from settlement
Washington first vice president confirms telegrams on settlement terms with the Union Pacific. He notes the New York strike focuses on heifermakers and railroads, while machinists remain separate from the accord. The machinists’ strike thus stands unresolved with Union Pacific.
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National Union
Union Pacific Railroad System
Conlan
New York
Canpan
Amronmant
Union Pacific
Geology Professor Plans Global Tour After Vienna Meeting
Kote, professor of geology at Imperial University of Ohio, travels from Iran to Vienna spreading notes on major geological formations. He aims to continue around the world via the Transsiberian Railway, returning home after the congress concludes.
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Kote
Tmperial Universiy
Tohio
Iran
Orient
Vienna
Rae
Wall Street Dashes Rally Hope as Stocks Open Weaken
May 22 stock market opens amid high excitement and broad selling. Large blocks move with confusion in early minutes as old orders liquidate from the county, locking in declines across Rock Island United States Steel and other industrials. Prices sink to week’s lows with Union Pacific Missouri Pacific Amalgamated Copper Wabash Lenape and New York Central showing notable losses before a brief rally fades.
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Bumadiy
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United States
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Sitter
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Missouri Pavitt
Amalgamated Copper
Wabash
Lenneylynnin
Pricta
Delock Prirss
Borea
Macedonian Insurgents Killed by Turkish Troops
Vienna reports about 150 Macedonian insurgents killed at Smerdesh south of Lake Prosi after a daylong battle. Turks bombed and burned the village as insurgents held a dynamite stock. around 150 bodies found in Lieruina. أخرىوغد import from Constantinople notes fighting near Moa Balin and Graerdesh. insurgents seized village perimeter before Turkish surround.
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Smerdesh
Lake of
Prosi
Salonies
Amlayere
Lieruina
Constantinople
Balin
Lokal Avsuigel
Salanteaich
Graerdesh
Présba
Lap
Spanish Government Halts Paris Madrid Auto Race
Spanish officials in Madrid announce the Paris to Madrid automobile race is halted within Spain. Reports from Poitiers and Bordeaux describe injuries and hospital conditions as officials and auto clubs react with mixed support for the government's stoppage while spectators express sympathy for crash victims and calls for safety.
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Royal Automobile Clinic
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Petisons
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Dukely
Spain
Strikes Bring Wide Disruptions Across Cities
Reports detail severe strike effects in New York and Milwaukee with thousands of workers off payrolls. Negotiations fail as unions demand shorter hours and steady pay while employers push back, risking broader labor unrest nationwide.
Mammy Bates 104, Sleeping Through Lon g Nap
New York May 2 A centenarian nurse Mammy Bates aged 104 is described as taking a long nap in a hospital. The story details her daily routine and a late bell toll, with references to caregivers and assistants at Lincoln hospital in a faded archival report.
Preacher Attacks American Anti Semitism in Sermon
Madison Peters pastor denounces persecution of Jews and condemns anti Semitic attitudes in the United States. He cites social and criminal bias, immigrant tensions, and street harassment as harms to American citizenship, urging recognition of universal rights and reform.
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Chienan
Chienga Tribune
Amd
Mysterious shooting affair in Ardsley NY
A perplexing shooting near Ardsley clubhouse leaves a wounded man at Nobbserry hospital in precarious condition. A girl held for investigation, with witness accounts tying a station meeting and a possible shooter nearby. Authorities pursue leads as arrests follow in the case.
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Settlement of Union Pacific Strike Reached in New York
An agreement ending a nearly two year strike by union workers against Union Pacific outlines staged wage and job protections, with a four month window for certain changes. The plan involves amnesty for some workers, no discrimination against former employees, and a potential arbitration if unresolved. Benign tone notes the compromise aim to stabilize relations and prevent further disruption.
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Atvike
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Burt
Union
Southern Pacific
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Alrike
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Ila
McNeil
Warriman
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