Navy moves to enforce neutrality in Santo Domingo unrest
Disquieting advices from the West Indies report ex-president Morales near St Thomas plotting to oust Caceres in Santo Domingo. Leaders linked to Morales are said to be arming revolutionists in nearby ports. U S Navy concentrates vessels at Dominican ports to prevent war materiel landings and enforce neutrality.
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Washington
West Indies
Caceres
Santo Domingo
State
Navy Departments
Morales
St. Thomas
Navy Department
Southerland
State Department
Dominican
Porto Rico
D. W
Ba Jabon
Haiti
Addressed by Francis Joseph at Budapest Parliament
Budapest May 23 The Hungarian parliament formally opened at the Royal castle with Emperor Francis Joseph delivering the throne speech. He welcomed deputies and expressed regret over past disturbances, praising divine providence that misunderstandings have vanished and urging undisrupted constitutional cooperation. He announced a future parliament after electoral reforms are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Royal
Francis Joseph
Russia regrets murder of American consul in Batoum
At Petersvurg May 24 the Russian foreign ministry replied to Ambassador Meyer's note on the assassination of William H. Stuart, the American vice consul at Batoum. The note expresses deep regret and says the Caucasus viceroy has been ordered to conduct a thorough investigation and punish the assassins.
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Petersvurg
Meyer
Foreign Office
William H. Stuart
Batoum
Swolaky
Caucasus
Government orders inquiry into blacklisting in France
Paris may 23 cabinet council ordered an inquiry to prosecute owners of the Villerupt steel factory for interfering with citizens liberty by sending out cards to nearby employers to keep locked out workers from finding jobs. Government to assist the unemployed during inquiry.
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Paris
Villerupt Steel
Cossacks and Peasants Clash in Simbirak Violence
In Simbirak Eastern Russia on May 28 a clash between Cossacks and peasants erupted as authorities moved to suppress agrarian disorder. Reports say four peasants were killed and about 200 wounded. Bank robbers blocked streets and attempted a hold up as burglars caused alarms. Local efforts to deter rioters continued through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simbirak
Russia
Hearst Quo Warranto Hearing on McClellan Title in Albany
In Albany on May 23 Attorney General Mayer held a hearing on William R Hearst's bid to test George B McClellan's mayoral title in New York City. Clarence J Shearn argued recounts and miscounts in 600 of 1948 districts amid claims of intimidation and conspiracy by election officials. Assistant Corporation Counsel Arthur C Butts spoke in opposition.
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Hearst
Albany
Mayer
William R. Hearst
George 8
McClellan
New York
Clarence J. Shearn
Arthur C. Butts
New York City
Shearn
Preservation of Niagara Amended to Meet Objections
Washington May 23 The house committee on rivers and harbors approved an amendment to the Niagara preservation bill. It asserts the United States may judge water diversions from the Great Lakes for sanitary or domestic use, to be fixed by Congress or the secretary of war. It does not set Chicago usage. Farmer Dies of Glanders near Morden. May 23 Winniper Man Fred Hall dies from glanders from horses he did not know were infected. wife and neighbor ill. house to be burned. Youth Killed by Playmate in Spring Valley. May 23 Benjamin Otter 17 shot dead by Harold Gahringer 12 while target shooting near Racine. fatal accident.
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House
Washington
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Niagara Falls
Chicago
United States
Great Lakes
Secretary of War
Winniper
Fred Hall
Morden
Spring Valley
Minn
Benjamin Otter
Harold
Frank Gahringer
Racine
Deaths and political notes from 1880s era briefings
Gabriel Dumont, Riel's lieutenant in the 1885 rebellion, dies at Batoche Manitoba. Archbishop Blanchet dies in Portland after illness at seventy. William J. Bryan endorsed for president by Democratic judicial convention across fifteen northwestern Ohio counties. Taft approves sending Tenth Infantry headquarters and two battalions to Alaska to replace Third Infantry. Indiana minor disputes referred to a twelve-man committee. Dr A Crane attacks Harvard students at a temple lecture opposing midnight saloon hours. Cabinet decides law on church state separation ends reductions of military service term for divinity students.
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Gabriel Dumont
Riel’eieutenant
Batoche
Man
Francia Xavier Blanchet
Oregon
Portland
William J. Bryan
Democratic Judicial Convention
Ohio
Lima
Taft
Tenth Infantry
Alaska
Indiana
Owet
Torre Thinte
A. Crane
People's Temple
Huston
Harvard
Brench
Market Quotations From Minneapolis to Chicago May 22
Market snippet shows Minneapolis wheat quotations for May and July with bid ranges for No 1 hard and Northern grades, plus Duluth and St Paul readings for wheat and flax. Cattle, hogs, and lamb values are listed for St Paul and Chicago Union Stock Yards, with ranges for steers, cows, veals, porkers, and sheep. Grain and provisions figures for Chicago include wheat, corn, oats, and pork futures, alongside butter and eggs prices.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Northern
St. Paul
Chicago Union Stock Yarda
Chicago
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Northwestern
Among Our Neighbors High Darke
Local notes from High Dar ke record visits and social events. Mary Cuinningham and sister Adeline traveled to Estherville with Erika Grodland visiting relatives in Sheldon for the summer. Numerous small town visits, family parties, and church activities are listed with names and places throughout the week.
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Mary Cuinningham
Estherville
Adeline
Trene Grodland
Sheldon
Gua Merkin
Alma McAffee
Swartz
B. Knutson
Eatherville
Bo K. Rokne
J. Rokne
Misa Kila Groedland
J. K. Johnson
High Lake
Travel plans and local notices from Dol jile and Chicago
A fragmentary notice set records travel costs to Buffalo from Chicago and return, mentions June dates and office details. It lists Mrs A Pickell as a visitor, Marine Pingrey as county superintendent visiting, a house painting in progress by Rev Artman, Whitser and Wagoner detail travel to Minneapolis and Dakota, with Mr Johnson substituting during absence.
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A. Pickell
Ceylon
Mise Marine Pingrey
Doljliver
L. d. Bigelow
Rev. Artman
Fire destroys Kephart barn. hundreds of chicks and corn lost
Early Monday fire at Mr. Kephart's farm likely caused by a lamp exploding. About 800 young chickens and 40 old hens perished along with nearly a hundred bushels of corn. Loss lines the old couple's hardship.
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Mr. Kephart
Midway notes church visits and farm activity
Miss Shartle visited Armstrong while Mr and Mrs Taylor attended church in Hatherville. Farmers expect corn planting this week as warm weather returns. A large ditching outfit draws many visitors, and two accidents occurred during work. A horse and a man were injured in separate mishaps, with one drowning incident reported in a slough.
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A. C.taylor
Hatherville
Frank Shhenefelt
Rev
Campbell
Ratherville
Grover Presbyterian
Sweet
Ketherville
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Assassina
McLellan
Preservation OF
Niagara
Grover
Arthur Baxter
Bankers Association
Betherville
Bromery
Meple
Oscar Bellman
Harris
J. H. Herrick
Bhstherville
Miss Crawston
Armatrong
Ramong Knipe
Jonnie Jacobson
Johny Higinbotham
George Konaline
Mr. Sweet
Maple Hill
Mesdames Baxter
Mussen
Katherville
Asa
Alice
Anna Irwin
Olive Solomonson
Natherville
B. Jacobsens
John
Charlie
Mr. Higinbotham
Monichy
Forest City
Row
Mr. Walters
Charles McGuire
Charlie Higinbotham
Albert Lea
Herman Bordall
Uise
Elsie
Nottie Broad
Jasterville
John Higinbotham
Mr. McGee
Thompson
Louise
Marie Keortem
Near Huntington
Elizabeth Colt
Buffalo
N.Y
Ela
Nickel Pinte
Lobb
Nickel Phite
Hoanvis
We Adina AE
Ohicago
Clane d
Dolliver
W., Whitser
Minneapolia
Wagoner
Dakota
Mr. Johnson
Ian
NAU Brothers
Storm Lake
Iowa
Wm. Miller
F. M. Woods
Silas Igo
E. P. Layman
F. J. Green
L. H. Lamar
Mgr
Jim Reed
Geylon
Armstrong
Tayor
EMN
Otto Olson
Anderson
Pfenning
Leopold
Wicks
Emmet Grove
Horswell
Mr. Pfenning
Monarch
Williams & Anderson
Séson’ & Wear
Val Wagner
East Side Millinery
Miss Shartle
Mr.Youngman
Abe Pickell
Gruver
Ladies Aid
Larry Taylor
A. J.wilder
Albert Lerdall
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