Dickinson speech denounces Great Britain at Loyal Legion banquet
Don M. Dickinson delivers a forceful address at the Russell House Loyal Legion banquet in Detroit urging strengthened military forces and a vigilant stance against Britain. He warns of British aims in Africa and the Americas, cites naval and fortification builds, and calls for an enlarged navy, army, and coastal defenses to protect U S interests and world commerce.
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Loyal Legion
Russell House
Great Britain
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Lapland
Nicaragua
Washington
America
Atlantic
Africa
England
United States
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India
Europe
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Egypt
Ireland
Venezuela
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West Indies
Nassau
Halifax
Congress
American Isthmus
Steamer Cayuga Sinks After Collision With Hurd
In dense fog near Skillagalee light, at 4 a.m., the Cayuga of Lehigh Valley line collided with the Joseph L. Hurd, 73 miles from Skillagalee. Cayuga sank in about twenty minutes. Hurd lost her bow and stayed afloat with lumber cargo. Steward George Johnson was drowned after being washed overboard. Remaining crew were picked up by the steamer Man-
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Joseph &Hurd
George Johnson
Macermaw
City
Mich
Lehigh Valley Hne
Chicago
Buffalo
Joseph L. Hurd
Lake Superior
Skillagalee
Hurd
George
Sonson
From the Orient City of Pekin steamer reports Japan's expansion
Yokohama dates to April 26 describe Japan’s expansion as clashing with Russian interests and untrustworthy German friendship. British suspicions rise as area and population figures for Formosa, Liao Tung and Pescadores are outlined. Indemnity financing avenues, rail plans, and capital relocation rumors add to a tense imperial panorama.
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Japan
Germany
Key
Russia
China
Liao Tung Peninsula
Formosa
Pescadores
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Scotland
Ireland
France
Spain
Japanese Empire
Yingkow
New Chwang
Japan Mail
Russia Probes Japan Pact Over Port Arthur Move
St Petersburg correspondent reports Russia plans to send reinforcements to the far east over Japan’s continued occupation of Port Arthur and its refusal to limit naval power. Britain is suspected of an arrangement with Japan to gain control of a Pescadores island.
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St. Petersburg
Frankfurter Zeitung
Far East
Japan
Port Arthur
England
Pescadore Islands
Yellow Fever Fears Prompt Action by Federal Authorities
Yellow fever danger along the south Atlantic seaboard prompted Surgeon-General Wyman to urge immediate federal action. He warned against imports from Havana and instructed the customs collector at Shieldsboro to detain all ships from infected districts at Ship Island for disinfection.
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Havana
South Atlantic Seaboard
Wyman
United States Marine Service
Brunswick
Wike
Treasury Department
Collector of Customs
Shieldsboro
Miss
Russia's Claim Against China in Shanghai Dispatch
London reports that Russia seeks Port Lazares and extending inland 200 miles from Corea as compensation for mediation with Japan. China is said willing to grant, with Japan accepting a ten mile radius instead of 200 miles as the concession limit.
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Russia
China
London
the People Today
Shanghai
Japan
Port Lazares
Yunghing Bay
Corea
Verdict of sanity in Duestrow murder case in St Louis
In Union Mo on May 12 the jury in the Duestrow mental inquiry returned a verdict of sanity at 8 30 am after a long deliberation. Gov Johnson and doctors predicted the defendant would not live to stand trial, while the defense blamed lack of expert advice. Judge Hirzel set the murder trial for July 26 with insanity to be pleaded as a defense.
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Obila
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Union
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Diuestrow
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Johnson
Bremer
Bauduy
Eeeimon
Chaddock
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Gov. Johnson
Hirzel
Death of ex governor Ira J. Chase in Missouri
Ira J. Chase former Indiana governor died of erysipelas at Lubre Missouri where he had traveled for evangelistic work. Born December 7 1834 in Rockport New York he served in the 19th Illinois regiment and later led Indiana as lieutenant governor before succeeding Governor Hovey. He later returned to evangelical ministry with the Christian church.
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Falla
Maine
Indianapolis
Ind
Ira J. Chase
Lubre
Rockport
Monroe County
N. Y
Milan
Cook County
Ill
Nineteenth Illinois Regiment
Gov. Hovey
Matthews
Christian Church
Dickinsons Dictum Sparks Washington Sensation
Washington May 18 Don M Dickinson speech in Detroit last Thursday stirred officials. Private Secretary Thurber, ex Dickinson law partner, refused comment yet endorsed the anti reciprocal policy. Dickinson left Washington for Detroit Tuesday to ship a Cleveland portrait painted by Percy Ives to his Detroit home and visited the White House several times during his stay.
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Washington
Don M. Dickinson
Detroit
Department
Thurber
Mr. Thurber
Dickinson
Mr. Cleveland
White House
Percy Ives
Campos Says No More Men Will Be Needed to Suppress Insurrection
A Havana cablegram reports Gen Campos stating no further troops are needed to quell the insurrection. He deems the insurgents as irresponsible guerillas but says capturing them will be hard due to local knowledge. He vows to secure rights for Cubans and end the fighting, else continue the battle to subjugate the insurgents.
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Campos
New York
Havana
Cuba
Herald
Tired Feeling Warns of Nervous Prostration
A reader notes many overlook a tiring morning weariness that signals impure blood and potential nervous prostration. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifier that restores vitality, digestion, and strength with a testimonial from H. R. Squires of East Leverett Massachusetts.
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Hodd
H.R. Squires
East Leverett
Mass
Ropes Replace Leather for Heavy Machinery, Nasmyth Says
The eminent English engineer Joseph Nasmyth advocates driving machinery with cotton ropes instead of leather belts. He explains that for heavy main drives, using a series of ropes in separate grooves is more economical and effective, supported by long experience and careful observation.
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England
Joseph Nasmyth
Milestones on the Road to Health with Ostetgr’s Bitters
The passage praises Ostet gr’s Stomach Bitters as a potent aid in health, claiming it helps drive malaria kidney rheumatic bilious and nervous complaints from the body and promotes lasting well being through persistent use and natural support.
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Wedding Gift Spark Sews Up Dinner Plans
A Brooklyn Life item notes Revence De Bann quipping that the shinitiye disliked a chafing dish given as a wedding present. Mrs De Bann asks why, and he recalls meeting Gumby who invited them to sample a dish to be cooked in it.
Threshing Machinery Ad From Racine Manufacturer
When you want a thresher horse power swinging or wind stacker saw mill self feeder or an engine address the J I Cast T M Go Racine Wis They have the largest threshing machine plane in the world and their implements may be relied upon as the best Business established 1842 Illustrated catalogue mailed free.
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J. I. Cast
T. M. Go
Racine
Wis
Dark features in Binks case hint at Mrs Binks
A Life excerpt notes that while Binks bears some blame, certain elements of the case cast darker implications on him. The discussion highlights lingering questions about Mrs. Binks and her possible role in the affair.
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Binks
Syrup of Figs Promoted for Laxative Health Benefits
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative improving health by cleansing kidneys, liver and bowels. It claims universal satisfaction and medical approval, notes 50c and 1 bottles, and warns buyers to choose only California Fig Syrup Co. products with its name on every package.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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