Many World Events Reported in Aerial Dispatches
Tira at Portland Ore caused a loss over 400000. Drowning of four boys near Bt Louisa Tracey and Merrill. Convicts escape from Oregon penitentiary. Kai Chi cruiser wrecked by explosion with 150 officers killed. Grasshopper plague threatens California crops. Madrid to appoint a minister to Cuba. Dillon killed in a runaway. Cyclone and tidal wave hit Kurrachee. Earthquake felt at Chilpancingo. Government troops reoccupy Cherrera in Colombia. Veruvian press urges energetic measures. Gen. Jacob Smith to San Francisco after court martial. Atchison saloonkeeper kills two men. Cuban senate approves presidential salary. Warren county workers strike. New York silk industry arbitration attempt. Sheridan building project in Wyoming. Wild weather events cause panic in Melilla. Dutch cruiser ordered to protect Curaçao interests. US judge calls for abolition of elective judiciary. Hamburg steamship service planned. Union factory in New Jersey halts operations. Minnie Gay commits suicide after love-triangle dispute. General Molto dead from horse fall. Indianapolis bride slayer suicide linked to jealousy. German envoy silent on Caracas bombardment. Eskimo shoots doctor treating consumption. Colonel Nordrich on Argentina Chile award. Ottawa military court bribery charges. US house debates government bill. Senate stays inactive save for conference report on academy bill. Senate adjourns.
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Kurrachee
Sinde
Tadla
Chilpancingo
Mexico
Colon
Colombia
Cherrera
Mena
Basra
Jacob Smith
Manila
San Francisco
Congress debates Kiowa Apache lands and deficiency bill
The House moved to reconsider the Kiowa Apache land opening bill but defeated it. It then started on the general deficiency appropriation with debate lasting over two hours. Senate focused on the national canal question with advocates for the Fanuma route.
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Torase
Underwood
Alabama
Mrr Stephens
Logos
Oklahoma
Coonen
Congresa
Pettus
Alo Dama
Nicaragua
Oeller
Colerain
Jons
Arkansas
Senate debates Philippine bill and canal route options
The House opens discussion on the Philippine bill as amended. Spooner bill proposes Nicaragua route if clear title to Panama canal area cannot be obtained. President to decide title viability. if needed, purchase rights or build via Nicaragua. A seven member committee to supervise work and handle financing with 130 million bonds at 2 percent.
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House
Senate
Lha Spooner
Tansina Canal
Hall
Fanagea Cons
Hilsoplaton
Nicaragua
Neven Bhali
Auperovise
House Debate on Philippine Government Bill in House
Seven speakers argued the Philippine government bill with supporters Heeves Ilinela Bramwell Ohbio and Mad dor Georgia Dinsmore Arkansas and Thayer Massachusetts opposed. McClellan New York son of Gen George D McClellan gave a brief eloquent defense of the army as conference reports on military academy and sundry civil appropriations were adopted.
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Messrs
Heeves
Ilinela
Bramwell
Ohbio
Mesara Maddor
Georgia
Debate on Philippine civil government bill and territorial admission
Routine business precedes a Senate debate on the Philippine civil government bill. Provisions include extending transportation privileges to Kub ports, authorizing medals for Revenue Cutter Service officers, and requests for war department information about payments tied to reciprocity with Cuba. A Quay motion seeks to discharge territorial settlements from further consideration to admit Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona as states.
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Montana
Idaho
Tacoma
Seattia Wash
Secretary of the Treasury
David S Gearts
HF Lerthof
S J Coll
Servie
Cienerat Wood Tol Bo Thurber
Cuba
Senate
Quays
Rennssivaots
Oklahoin
New Mexico
Arizona
Quay
Cowboys Clash Over Spring Water Near Tucumcari
A fatal fight near Tucumcari between cattlemen left five dead after Bud Lee of Dona Ana County allegedly ignored warnings about using a shared spring. Lee and his partner surrendered to Sheriff Romero of Guadaloupe County.
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Albuquerque
Tucumcart
Bud Lee
Dona Ana
Lee
Romero
Guadaloupe
Bangor convention nominates W 4 trould for governor
In Bangor Maine the Democratic State convention nominates W 4 trould of Skowhegan for governor. General Denet writes to adjutants urging steadfast conduct to win support for the new government. Andrew Carnegie factions in libraries described as frequent today. Carnegie offers Patrick near Glasgow 10 600 if officials run library under public libraries act.
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Bangor
Maine
W 4Trould
Skowhegan
Govenor
Denet
Andrew
Public Libraries
Kentucky man testifies on 'Knights of the Golden Circle' case
Felix Stidger recalls service in the Civil War and undercover work against the Knights of the Golden Circle. He says he supplied detailed plans to Union authorities, helping thwart a 1864 conspiracy to release prisoners and arm rebels. The court suspended a fine based on prosecutors praise and Stidger’s wartime service.
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Kentucky
Felix Grudger
Hethen
Stridgers
Stidger
Bob Spruce
United States Army
Chaplin Hills
Stone River
Chickamauga
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Showera
Mechanical snake botches picnic prank by Macon club
A gag at a Macon Missouri Bachelor Maidens club picnic involved a mechanical snake planted by a photographer to scare the group as they unpacked near a stream. One member exposed the deception after a bystander questioned the scene, and the photographer reportedly sought a shot of the hysterical reactions. The women fearful at first but relieved the danger was staged, hoping to learn if a photo exists.
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Macon
theBachelor Maidens’ Club
Macon County
Tfacna
Jie
Animals mimic human moods in canine behavior
An observer notes that dogs reflect their owners temperaments. A sad owner yields a despondent beggar’s dog, while a cheerful master produces a lively, playful dog. The piece links mood, outlook, and actions to a dog’s carriage and behavior.
Diaz compared to Lincoln in brief speeches
An American in Mexico recalls President Diaz's blunt style and storytelling replies. The exchange touches on the Maslean constitution and governance, drawing a parable about an elderly uncle to illustrate caution in administration.
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Ffealeo
Diaz
Mexico
Lincoln
United States
President Diaz quips on trousers for nephew
The remark recalls President Diaz joking about clothing for his nephew. He says the boy, when grown, could never wear those pants, reflecting a witty, ambiguous lesson about appearances and timing.
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Eld
President Diaz
Novel about bandmaster Sousas plans Europe tour
Rouse Wellfre a Noval, once bandmaster Sousas, is writing a new novel about his boyhood adventures. It is a historical memoir style work he hopes to finish before his fall European tour.
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Rouse
Never Hit a Man When He Is Down Jump On Him
Reading note appears to critique unethical behavior by exploiting a vulnerable opponent. The phrase suggests a harsh directive to take advantage of someone already defeated, implying a cynical or combative stance. The line functions as a stark moral challenge or provocative crowd-pleaser.
Sailor’s Failures and a Patient Wife
A remark notes that a man who fails often has a patient wife who makes excuses for him, implying domestic tolerance amid repeated shortcomings.
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Portland, Ore
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Tracey and
Merrill
Convicta
Oregon Penitentiary
Mre Atlil Atlarze
Sacramento
Cldorado
Placer Counties
Cal
Madrid
Charles Tr Dillon
Selena
Atchison
James Meara
Ouadad
Italian Chamber of Commerce
New York City
Paterson
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Sheridan
Wyo
Melilla
Morocco
Keenlgen Reales
Willemerand
Curacoa
la Guayra
Venecugia
Netherlands
James Jenkins
Chicago
New York
North Uracil
Isamburg American Steamship Company Ab
Union II
N.J
Minnie Gay
Gilmer Smith
Molto
of Marid
Alfonso
Indianapolis
Deis
Caracas
Herr von Pilgrim Hattazzi
la Cuayara
Konnuck
Pathe
Hear Nome Konvuck
Nordrich
Survey Commission
Argentina
Chile
Ottawa
South
Russia
Krewetsky
Tha
Fune
Ila Mo
Albt
Jones
Virginia
Hia
Bigun
Diay
Meysrat Hamilton
Michigan
Ikaho
Californly
Mer Tatterson
Tennessee
Mr Kuhnsapeech
Philippines
Mlitary Academy
Athdlle
Congress
Juan
Bia
Huns
Vive Cowboys
Arigona
Ashley Co-Op
General Merchandise
Louisville
Carrington
Gov. Morton
Stanton
Snake
Hrute
Goss
eeSecestes
Hels
Hfe
East End
A. B. Peironnet
Belle Meade
A. F. Young
Vernal, Utah
G. F, Fredrickson
Dr Bjornsons
R, Weltman
Vernal Lodge
Donahfr
Dan H Hillman
Beo
A. G Hatch
Utah
Albert S. Bjornson
FE. Harmston, C. E
V.S
U & Law Office
State Board of Land Commissionera Forest
R. Calder
Barnden
Hox
Palace
Neal
Antler Saloon
Denver
Emo
Americas
Salt Lake City
Price Station
Polots East Maem
Forals Lake City
Polots Waas
Pullman Palace
A, Benton
General
THE
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H. Calvert
Paorrietor
WilLiam Winn
Vernal Ave
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