Professor Heilprin Reaches Mont Pelee Summit
Des Moines dispatch reports Professor Angelo Heilprin, president of the Philadelphia Geographical Society, ascended Mont Pelee's crater with guides from Vive plantation. He observed three vents, mud showers, and a dried Lake Palmiste, returning amid ash and mud covering.
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Fort de France
Martinique
National Geographical Society
Angelo Hellprin
Mont Pelee
Hellprin
Philadelphia Geographical Society
Netprin
Vive
Fernand Clerc
Ried
United States
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Hell
Heilprin
Wlere
Protoss
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Tle
Ile
Port de France
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Fallaise
Clere
Lake Palmiste
Mont Telve
Local Mining and Crime Notes From Across Iowa
Details reveal a mine investment split with £17000 advertising and $15000 postage, while all mine output came from Gold Ridge. In Keosauqua Albert Male, 21, shot Dora Donohue, 16, then killed himself. he will recover. Roosevelt plans to attend the Army of the Philippines meeting in Iowa. coronation events note Irish parliamentary attendance.
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Keosaugia
Cantritt
Here
Albert Male
Dora Donohue
Tale
Jeyously
Philippines
Dietrich
Nebraska
Ile
Patterson
Presidents Western Trip Plans by President Roosevelt
In fall the president will tour the southwest and northwest to honor prior commitments. Late September includes Springfield and Detroit with other stops. late October reaches San Antonio. A Mississippi bear-hunt invitation may be accepted during a New Orleans visit.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Southwest
Northwest
Springfield
Detroit
Mich
San Antonio
Tex
Mississippi
New Orleans
Coal Strike Threat Looms in Anthracite Region
Pumps and firemen at Matoney valley collieries quit, plunging the anthracite region into a pivotal labor struggle. The United Mine Workers vow a near unanimous pumpmen and firemen walkout with three fourths of engineers likely to join, risking millions in mine damages if water pours in. A canvass and organized plan aim to force workers to quit.
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Mahanoy City
Matoney
Youngstown
Independent
Republic Iron and Steel
Maehoning
Sheng
Wilkestarre
United Mine Workers of America
Merry
Peace in South Africa Celebrated Across London
London marks the end of war as a surrender is signed in Pretoria. Lord Kitchener and Lord Milner confirm terms while bells ring and crowds celebrate at churches, hotels, and streets. Elsewhere, a proclamation makes bond interest accrue on key Transvaal bonds. Notables include Elelen Goulee and Mrs. S. S. Howland.
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Lord Milner
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South Africa
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Kruger
Transvaal
Edward's Natal Day Observed With Military Display
The birthday of King Edward, born November 0, 1841, was celebrated in London and at home stations on May 50 with a military display. Trooping the Colour on Horse Guards, color presented to the new Sinkh Guards, and large stands for privileged spectators marked the day. The United States Ambassador and Mrs Choate attended along with Henry White, secretary of the US embassy.
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Michael Henry Herbert
Paris
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Herbert
England
Edward
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Maward
Nerbert
Washington
Tesla
Richard T. Wilson
New York
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Asters
Britain
Pension policy in Congress faces mixed support amid race issues
A Senate and House cross‑party push seeks a commission to study colored conditions, with funds for a home for aged and infirm colored people and broader nonpartisan welfare measures. Indiana Republicans and notable Democrats from Voorhees to Turple back pensions, while Civil War veterans oppose reforms.
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Congress
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United States
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California
Loud
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Voorhees
Seteator Turple
Baseball doubleheaders across leagues on Decoration Day
Chicago May 31 reports a sunlit holiday of doubleheaders with scores from the National American and Western associations. Highlights include Cincinnati beating St Louis twice and Brooklyn routing Boston. Chicago and Pittsburgh trading wins as the day unfolded. Also Milwaukee and Kansas City split two games and McClaughry defends his record at Waupun.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
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Columbus
Toledo
St. Joseph
Colorado Springs
Peoria
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Omaha
Des Moines
McClaughry
Waupun Penitentiary
Floods Roar Through Western Oklahoma After Three Days Rain
Unprecedented rainfall drenches the western Oklahoma region causing serious floods. The report notes rising water levels and emergency responses as residents seek safety and authorities coordinate relief.
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Oklahoma
Norwegian Lutheran Synod
Minneapolis
Lutheran Union
Sergeant Hoff
Paris
Peace Advocates
Lake Mohawk
Army of 3000 coal police in field as strikes spread
Non union workers fill most jobs in region while 1000 men conduct secret company work. Wyoming district idle miners protest import of outsiders as four weeks of total mining suspension begins. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western keeps 400 engineers and firemen at work after refusing strike.
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Coal
Wyoming
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western
Mitchell
Extending Its Influence in Chicago Labor Strife
Chicago reports show a growing stand against packers as Teamsters Union Business Agent George F. Golden warns drivers to refuse handling box shipments from non union factories. The 500 boxmakers would join if non union boxes appear. Jewish meat markets close. 85,000 Chicago Jews lose regular meat supply. hotels face looming shortages. senate debates Philippine bill. Dr Wesley Johnson detained in Miss Thompson case.
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George F. Golden
Teamsters’ Union
Jas. H. Payne
United Order of Boxmakers
Golden
Exposition closes amid no dividend pledge and envoy departure
The Charleston exposition ended Saturday with the promise of no dividend for nobody. Whitelaw Reed departed New York for England as a special envoy to the coronation. Henry Cole of Denver will donate over $350,000 to enrich the Methodist church there. The Guatemala Quezeltenango ruins report 1,400 dead so far. An Egyptian obelisk was found among Mexican ruins.
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Whitelaw Reed
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England
Henry Cole
Denver
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Quezeltenango
Guatemala
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