Reading of Irish land bill fuels British debate in Commons
The Irish land bill dominates a Commons session as Wyndham moves the reading. John Redmond declares broad Irish support, while Dillon sees nearly complete landlord tenant agreement on key points. Campbell-Bannerman and Russell urge careful scrutiny of terms and amendments, warning against missed opportunity. The government promises consideration of all amendments.
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Wyndham
House of Commons
John Red
Wyndhamtow
Joun Dillon
Westminster
King Edward Sails Home From Pa to England
King Edward departed from this port aboard the royal yacht en route to England. Enthusiastic crowds greeted the royal train as 101 guns fired in his honor. Admiral and local officials saluted the king before he sailed for home amid cheers and formalities.
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Eng
Loubet
France
Paris
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Victoria and Albert
England
British Isles
Emperor William’s Private Audience With Italian Leaders Reported
An account notes Emperor William’s private audience in Italy with diplomatic officials led by Ambasia Meyer and references talks with President Roosevelt. Signor Biani of the presidential chamber conveys the chamber’s honor in presenting to the emperor and acknowledges the visit’s significance to Italy and the Italian government.
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Ambasia- Meyer
Roosevelt
Signor Biani
Emmanuel
William
Italy
Ion and
Senceno
Deputies Stand as President Delivers Remarks
The president speaks to the chamber expressing gratitude to the emperor for his mission and accepting the chamber's respectful greeting and well wishes for the German nation. All deputies rise to hear the remarks.
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Peror William
Chiamber
Roman Review On Centovelle Sees 100000 Spectators
In Rome the military review in honor of Emperor William shifts to Centovelle due to rains. About 25 000 troops participate with 100 000 spectators estimated. Emperors princes and 200 officers in brilliant uniforms attend while Queen Helena watches from a carriage. Bersaglieri praised by the emperor. Washington meanwhile round of talks on a China treaty aims at Peking open port amid Chinese government opposition.
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William
Centovelle
Harbert
Centocelle
Frederick Willam
Estel
Helena
Washington
Hay
Peking
Thousands Flee Klieff As Anti Semite Crusade Rumors Spread
In Klieff Russia on May 5 thousands of poor Jews fled the city while wealthier Jews seek refuge in hotels. Troops patrol streets and placards warn that gatherings are prohibited and the army will use force if needed to quell unrest.
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Klieff
Russia
U S Consul in Solingen Faces Redress Hearing
Berlin May 5 United States consul Joseph L Langler fined $7.50 for disorderly conduct in a Solingen courtroom and sentenced to one day in jail for continued disorderly conduct. His sentence was suspended but not canceled and he will appear before the minister of justice at Schoenstadt for redress.
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Berlin
United States
Solingen
Joseph L. Langler
Schoenstadt
Michigan Trout Law Tightens Size And Daily Limits
Michigan anglers face new rules effective May 1 forbidding trout under seven inches and capping daily catch at fifty and out of state at one hundred. The state commission has stocked lakes and streams, with wardens ordered to strictly enforce the law. The report also notes German Catholic Benevolent societies in Indiana holding their tenth delegate convention in Vincennes with St. Joseph’s Federation and a large Evansville delegation.
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Mich
May
Michigan
German Catholic Benevolent Societies
Vincennes
Ind
St. Joseph’s Federation of German Catholic Benevolent Societies of
Indiana
St. Michael's Society
Evansville
Indiana National Guard
Case Likely to be Decided by Judge De Hart
A young man contemplates the case remaining in county court with Judge De Hart presiding. The transfer to another county or state is ruled out and speculation centers on potential appeal to higher courts.
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Durand Named Special Examiner in Commerce Bureau
Washington May 4 Secretary of Agriculture Cortelyou appoints E Dana Durand of Michigan as special examiner in the bureau of corporations, department of commerce. Durand is 82, educated at Yankton College and Oberlin College, with further studies at Cornell and Berlin in political economy and political science.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Cortelyou
E. Dana Durand
Michigan
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce
Durand
Yankton College
Oberlin College
Cornell University
Berlin
Man linked to fatal attack found in Woodmere
Dearborn reports Joseph Brown who attacked and fatally wounded an aged woman in Dearborn is found at Woodmere Michigan. He was arrested there on a charge of snatching a pocketbook.
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Mich
Joseph Brown
John Ellie
Woodmere
Funeral for Paul du Chailla Held in St Petersburg
Funeral services for Paul du Chailla author and explorer who died April 30 in St Petersburg were conducted by pastors of the Anglo American church. The remains will be sent to New York.
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Paul du Chailla
New York
Knights of Fidelity Editor Dies in Office
James B. Wilson editor and proprietor of The Knights of Fidelity News died in his Indianapolis office from a stroke. He led the national organ of the saloonkeepers group and was found collapsed.
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Indianapolis
James B. Wilson
Knights of Fidelity News
The
Knights of Fidelity
Kingston Post Office Robbed for Second Time This Year
The Kingston post office was robbed with burglars escaping after taking 80 dollars in cash money orders and vouchers. This marks the second robbery at this office within a few months.
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His
Kingston
Weather forecast for Illinois to Wisconsin this evening
Partly cloudy with possible light showers in Illinois and Indiana, southerly winds shifting to variable. Lower Michigan sees showers in the north and west, slightly warmer with southerly winds. Wisconsin expected showers with rising temperatures in the north and east.
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Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Chicago and East Buffalo Live Stock Market Notes
Hogs receipts 4000 dollars from Chicago with sales from 6.50 to 7.12 for heavy packing and shipping lots. Cattle receipts 28 000 with ranges for choice to extra steers from 5.30 to 5.75 and feeding and other categories cited. Sheep and lambs receipts 17000 with western lambs 5.10 to 7.60 and native lambs 5.00 to 7.50. East Buffalo list shows cattle receipts 226 cars and hogs with quotes from 6.25 to 7.25 for various classes. St Louis grain notes include wheat and corn price ranges and activity.
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Catttle
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St. Louis
Detectives Recover Stolen Money in La Office Heist
U S Express detectives recovered three thousand dollars left hidden under the La office and an additional thousand from an undisclosed source. They report this totals the full amount stolen. No arrests have been made.
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Sioux City
United States Express Company
Ritt
Frosts ruin large parts of fruit crops
Frust hurt by heavy frosts report shows strawberry losses exceed half, peaches nearly destroyed while winter apples, cherries, and pears suffer minimal damage. Growers from Carlyle note frost impact varied by fruit type with significant concern for season yields.
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Carlyle
Lls
Wage Schedule Debate Sparks Tin Plate Workers Strike
Anderson Indiana May 5 The Tin Plate Workers International Protective association engaged yesterday on the new wage schedule. Also in Lafayette Indiana May 4 a custody fight over Moses Fowler Chase moves toward resolution as Judge De Hart refuses Cincinnati attorneys in the case but plans to appoint firm from Cincinnati and Indiana to assist the prosecutor. The father must prove insanity and Indiana residency, with a jury to decide Chase's sanity.
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Lafayette
Ind
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de Hart
Cincinnati
Tippecanoe County
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Philadelphia Sympathy Strike Threatens City Building Trades
Philadelphia May 5 A crisis in building trades as employers refuse to honor wage schedules and threaten to replace striking plasterers with nonunion workers. Council of Allied Building Trades vows a sympathetic strike if nonunion labor is used, risking a total shutdown of city construction.
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Master Builders Exchange
Council of Allied Building Trades
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Ile
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Bronx Subway Strike Expands as 15000 Italian Workers Walk Out
In New York on May 5 the Bronx sees a major strike of Italian rock drillers and diggers over water main excavations. Police guard the site as 50 officers, 2 guards, and explosion safety measures are deployed while 15,000 workers are said to be on strike citywide.
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Bronx
Agent Landan
Central Federated Union
Benjamin Misener Leaves Home Under Mysterious Circumstances
Ypsilanti Michigan May 5 Benjamin Misener 43 left home to attend a lodge meeting and has not been seen since. He lived with a wife and ten children, was industrious and sober, and stood about 5 feet 3 inches tall with one gray eye and one brown eye. A search ensues for the missing man.
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Benjamin
Misener
Modern Woodmen
Dynamite Threat Targets Chicago Church Amid Policy Crusade
A mass meeting of African American preachers spurs an anti policy campaign and ends with an attempt to dynamite the Institutional church at 8825 Dearborn Street in Chicago on May 5. Police report the case as a racially charged act tied to broader crusade.
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Chicago
Institutional
Dearborn Street
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Pioneer Iowa Lawyer BW Poor Dies in Dubuque
Dubuque Iowa May 5 Judge BW Poor a pioneer lawyer of this city is dead at age 85. The veteran jurist practiced in Dubuque for decades and was known for his rulings and public service.
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Iowa
Dubuque, la
Poor
Bishop John F Hurst Dies in Washington at 1240 AM
Washington May 5 Bishop John F Hurst head of the University in Washington at its organization died here after a paralytic illness since September last year. Native of Maryland born 1831 he served in Drew Theological seminary and rose to bishop in 1880 leaving a daughter Killen and three sons Paul John and Carl Bailey Hurst.
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John F. Hurst
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Maryland
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Killen
Paul Hurst
Third
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Denver
Carl Bailey Hurst
United States
Vienna
Wealthy New York broker Edward Simonds murdered in Chicago
Alan Simonds begins an inquiry into his father Edward M. Simonds's affairs to recover fortune and identify suspects. Friends believe Simonds died on a secret mission for Neanders. police later suggest the death was accidental, not murder, amid confusion over his business ties and missing details.
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Edward M. Simonds
Chicago
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Simonds
Cove
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la Venture
Ko W. Simonds
Dearborn Street
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Sullivan
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Nan
Pinkerton
Starting and Staying in a Long Race of Life and Health
An excerpt extols staying power as the key to success in life and sport, linking it to digestion. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is claimed to cure stomach and digestion issues, enabling proper nutrition and natural strength. A testimonial from Wm Bowker of Juliaetta, Idaho, cites relief after using the product and pellets.
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Wm. Bowker
Juliaetta, Latah Co
Idaho
Dr. Pierce
Jail arrest in Superior for Nation murder
Oscar Anderson is jailed in Superior on a murder charge for striking Bernhardt Nation over the head with a club, the fatal blow said to have killed Nation with whom Anderson boarded.
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Superior
Wis
Oscar Anderson
Bernhardt Nation
Nation
Train collision claims fireman in Mayville incident
In Saginaw Michigan on May 5 a head end collision between Pere Marquette trains No 22 and No 28 on the Port Huron branch at Mayville killed Fireman R Osmund of Saginaw. In Hanover Massachusetts on May 6 the Rev David Barnes Ford aged 82 a noted Baptist clergyman and writer died at his home.
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Port Huron
Pere Marquette
Mayville
R. Osmund
Hanover
Mass
David Barnes Ford
Rockland street fight leaves one dead
In Rockland Ontario a street fight ended with Alexander Bigelow fatally striking Edward Kaiser with a fist. Bigelow was arrested.
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Marquette
Mich
Rockland
Ontonage County
Alexander Bigelow
Edward Kaiser
Rope Jumping Fatal to Child in Throop
Throop Pa May S. a 10 year old girl named Mary Chubby died after jumping a skipping rope about 200 times on school grounds. The incident occurred during a school activity and police are investigating the death.
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Mary Chubby
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