Senate Debates Signal Silver Plan Opposition in Congress
Washington May 17 The Senate turned on the silver issue as potential opposition to adjournment looms before the national convention. A broad exchange of views exists with some Templet members favoring postponement until convention positions are known. The week features district, river and harbor, and naval questions with extensive conference prospects and budget considerations.
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Washington
Situasion
Canvens
Phory
Temlet
Conventiona
United States
Contero
Tan Wook
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Howe
Naval
River Set
Cy Howe
Aunate
South Carolina
Forest Fire Rages Across Mountain Tract
Hundreds of men battle a large forest fire burning since early evening near Aundiugds of Henigen. The middle fork tract is wiped out and the adjoining forest is ablaze as dry weather and smoke press on. Women and children from mountain villages prepare to evacuate to larger towns amidst escalating danger.
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Davis
W. Vo
Middle Fork
Commission to study electrical power and telephone systems
A Japanese commission led by Mine, Natayama, and Wadarhi arrives in San Francisco to examine electrical power and telephone systems in San Francisco, Sacramento, Fremont, and other cities. The group plans two weeks of field study, then will visit eastern cities, with an eventual seven month stay in Japan and Europe exploration.
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San Francisco
Pirsonners
Athkailo
B. Mine
H. Natayama
Y. Wadarhi
Esamiltine
San Francilln
Sacramento
Fremo
Europe
Japan
Chan Miaroner
Tiler Staten
King Alfonso XIII Birth Celebrations Spark Cuban Press Cures
Havana reports reveal Cuban press celebrates the birth event of King Alfonso XIII by removing fines. Military actions near Limonar and Matinee Thy Tool result in insurgent casualties, including several killed and wounded. Cuban forces clash with insurgents at Punta Grave and Mont Cristelanie Agu rato with multiple fatalities and injuries.
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Havana
Alfonso XIII
Limonar
Hine
Cepha
Cavilan
Haynun
Gardon
del Gado
Cantain Rapadan
Mont Cristelanie
Agurato
Mavann
Gaines
Narrow escape at suburban Tinford dance hall blaze
A large crowd fled a fire at a dance hall in a suburban town. Nearly all business structures on Grove Street were destroyed as fire consumed the inland way area. Firemen battled the flames but several buildings on Western Avenue and the east side of the street burned, with many injured as patrons rushed to safety.
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Chiao
Flo
Baenger Hill
Jared
Grove Street
Western Avenue
Henry Street
Grove
Vermont
Wester Levennie
Babetiu
Our
Friel
Billy Fajueei
Agather
Malu
Tonlehe
Hsueod
Wees
Willane
Gary
Sausteer
Khai Murphy
Will Ate
Hayek
Hani
Jew Drokho
Serio
Ineninl
Porth Satintita Tragedy Rips Town of Kansas
An unknown disaster in Porth Satintita Kansas leaves several dead and many injured. Fire and collapse devastate Main Street buildings as residents scramble amid smoke and chaos. Rescue efforts mobilize but fatalities rise, with multiple homes and shops destroyed. Local authorities detain suspects as the town reels from the catastrophe.
Fragmented report of storm, fire, and damages in Ames area
Fragmentary OCR describes a cyclone event causing a wagon fire and property damage near Netmaha county with losses to the Lovey farm and local structures. It mentions Alispacah, Wak truck, and the county’s new nine count, plus scattered details of deaths and investigations.
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Seneen
Vaeed Peer Morahail
Nenyina Cotate
Kunswa
Lvlinn
Eimer Frau
Netmaha
UW Lovey
Bimeteau Ta Hlihit
Frankfort
Marelyl
Niko
Deadly disaster at Convent Hospital leaves townspeople stunned
May 1 report states no more bodies found in the wreck as crowds search from one end to the other. The badly injured are taken to St Josephs Convent hospital under bishop orders. Two identified victims, Miss Pierce and Miss Lake, are among those mourned. Clergy hold services as relief efforts continue with nuns, Wilson leading the relief committee. Sympathetic visitors fill cemeteries while hospitals offer care to the wounded.
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Doserh
Bhorivay
Cox
Tore Nada
Wory
Mom Maine
Woahingtatt
Bridaw
Araia
Hey
Wilson
Pista
Bt. Joseph
Timnne
Dantan
Wheat Shortage Threatens Drought Hit Regions
A distorted report from Washington in May notes Cuba inspired resource strain and a drought across several provinces. It warns that tax and price distortions could worsen wheat crops, risking a national shortfall and rising hunger as rain delays harm wine and fruit yields.
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Washington
United States
Malaga
State Department
Commercial Tile Convention in Detroit Eyes Expanded Trade
Detroit May Tot frames Olivet in a major commercial convention with broader scope than first planned. Secretary BB Archer reports credentials from business groups and a contingent of delegates including labor and professional associations, signaling strong turnout.
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Detroit
Mich
Olivet
Archer
Camerieslon Leagy
Inborinis
Inborinis Avid Aaredutturet Organizations. At Least Doable the Aumbar of
Averediiel
Wxbeero
Boards of
Traty
Chaniivere of
Commaryy
Mthar Beller OC
Ike
Heavy Rain Deluges Joplin Area On May Day
A heavy rainfall in Joplin Massachusetts this May 1 caused Willow branches to block Main Street. The Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad section was washed out and dozens of mines flooded. Thousands faced eviction from work as several hundred feet of railway were submerged. Property damage totals about 54000 dollars.
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Joplin
Pittsburg & Gulf
Lowe
Clerical Balloting and Party Convention News
Baltoting today discussed election rules for bishops amid debates on majority voting and potential reshaping of the code. Dr Butts McCabe and Cranston supporters push for changes while contests remain lively as ballots resume tomorrow. Also reports national Silver Party convention planned for June 25 to send delegates to St Louis. Queen Victoria’s physician Sir John Ranould Hav nolds, 86, grows weaker with critical condition feared fatal.
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Falewater
Methodiat
Umer
Butts
McCabe
Cranston
Watt Tidetes
Ikely
National Silver Party
Denver
J. N. Stevens
St. Louis
London
John Runnet Havnolds
Royal College of Physteiane
John
Aimeas
Kerr and Tuinen Kentocky Tragedy Report from Benton
A Benton Kentucky dispatch reports a night incident in which a family named Jones and others were killed or injured. The text mentions an attack at a farm in Diva and describes casualties, with references to a failed attempt and graves. Local authorities sent several people to Kiva for burials. The report is garbled and partially unclear.
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Louteville
Courier-Journal
Benton
Anderach Jones
Jones
Kiva
Bymphingli
Hure
Mavien
Lomvine
Tornado strikes Frankfort Kansas leaves town wrecked
A tornado swept through Frankfort Kansas at one oclock from the southeast damaging all parts of town. Homes were destroyed many residents injured and some homeless. Churches were wrecked and livestock killed. Names of injured or missing are reported as Henre Kennedy and others. no fatalities confirmed.
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Frankfort
Kan
Nyonhe
Ifrankfort
Gus
Jose
Tonkent
Henre Kennedy
Cudmore
Morin
Arthur
Jack Rodgers
B. B
Toad
Devastating Tornado Ravages Town and Surrounding Area
A violent tornado swept from the west to northeast devastating the town and countryside. Widespread destruction left streets blocked by debris, many injured and several killed including a boy and a girl. Buildings with homes and utilities destroyed. emergency crews report dozens of damaged properties and extensive wreckage across the area.
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Ty O
Ron Hell
M. B. Vearhies
Peter Asmenmaviine
Yoorhoor
John Bolshaw
Alonso Hawley
Walng Inkek
Wuttdinen
Vere Mier
Unclear arrival report details from distant city
Fragmentary OCR notes describe arrivals from Resarve Villeee MH in the northeast region. It claims a siege or event near an ell life, with many injuries reported and 19 or 12 in serious condition. Surgeons departed the area for the Minaater.
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Mawatha
Kun
Resarve
Avery
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Natinba
Hevomlicans of North Carolina Rally in Raleigh
In Raleigh North Carolina May Wry the group replied to a national convention. They praised leaders Wray Un elewnins to he national convention Waeke Inabrner wl for MuKinhey. Attendees included Beautsy Pritchard James JS Hoyd George White and Claude M Kernan. The funeral plank reiterated a favor for the refounding of silver and its restored dignity.
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Raleigh N.C
Pritchard
James JS Hoyd
George White
Claude M Kernan
Fire Destroys Landmark as 1000 Gather in Atlanta
A blaze swept through a central Atlanta area, injuring several and prompting a massive crowd to watch as flames engulfed the rebuilding site. Officials say the center of the block suffered the worst damage while emergency crews battled the conflagration, estimating repairs will be extensive and time consuming.
Military Court Indicts Von Isoree For Embezzlement Claim
A wartime court accuses Von Isoree of theft allegations as part of a broader inquiry. The proceeding mentions a military involvement and potential pending charges tied to the Belrader matter, with documents reflecting correspondence and a death-related note.
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Lowison
Maran von Belrader
Turmoil and Arrests Reported in Thailand Riot Scene
A chaotic scene in Thailand describes arrests, clashes, and a mass incident with injuries. Reports mention a pursuit involving crowds, plundering, and police action as authorities move to restore order amid widespread panic.
MISSOULA STORE ROBBED IN MIDNIGHT BREAKIN
A Missoula store was robbed on May 1 with cash drawers tampered and clothing stolen. Entry described as forced via the back door with two strong bolts removed. Witnesses heard voices on a nearby floor while two men fled. no arrests reported.
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Linders
Minolta
Ty Firm
Mavarat
Anik
At Large Delegates Debate Silver Platform War Tone
A verbose report outlines a party convention with delegates including Jeuntan HMbote and Hin Weenie. It covers chairmen chosen, a bid against a Dubois platform, and the adoption of a silver standard stance amid political maneuvering.
Missoula Woman’s Unlikely Marriage and Flight to Spokane
An industrious 40 year old man from Mah married a woman named Ada Warren in Salmon City. The union, arranged for money, unraveled as she left with jewelry and funds to Spokane after a staged wedding at 745 pm. The groom was left facing a public notice and a financial payback in a forged marriage scheme.
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Masih
Missoula
Shoure
Salmon City
Ada Warren
Cate
Cremorne
Landon
Wilvance
Spokane
Money, Inc
Unclear historical ceremony at exposition prompts memory tribute
A damaged OCR item notes a May afternoon event at an exposition hall praising an armament project. It mentions a memorial unveiling by Atlee Corbline Hackman and several imprecise references to figures like Tull and Mebt, with sparse readable proper nouns and dates.
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Dts Bui
Lal Hie
Atlee Corbline Hackman
Lenge
Wlanding
Tull
Mineral Powerration Talks With Labor Unit Premature
A Minertown report from Denver dated May 1% indicates the Mineral Powerration had decided to modify with the American Federation of Labor, but the move is described as premature. The note says many members favor the new plan yet no official action has been taken.
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Minertown
Denver
Rine A. AME Council Meeting News From Washington
May 17 report on the supreme council of the A M E influencing forthcoming conventions. Discussions cover a proposed constitution amendment for early sessions, memorial mentions, and the appointment of permanent headquarters for the Woman's Protective Association. Delegates debate advisory reports and presidential nomination implications.
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Iynaten
Walate Lish
Ofleem
McKintey
Lalkathane
Laldevar
Ohio Can Hnp
Survey Contracts Approved For Northwest Pacific Railroad Lands
Washington May, secretary of the interior approved the surveyor general of Washington to award contracts from bids for surveys along the Northwest Pacific Railroad lands. Bids set special maximum rates of 25, 38 and 2 per mile with exceptions for rugged terrain and heavily forested land. The awards follow proposals vetted by the surveyor general and cover survey lines over land grants previously set aside.
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Washington
May McTay
Tuterion
General Land Office
State of Washington
Surveyor General
Chin Full
Norkh Em Pacific Railroad
Lntecior Department
Fics
Warvey md
General
Varoh Opera Hoke at Adction in Salis
Unclear OCR text reports a court action involving the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company foreclosing a $500,000 mortgage on the Tabor opera house and block. Mrs Laura O. Smith obtained authority to foreclose a second mortgage of £40,000 as part of the proceedings.
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Denver
Ally
Tabor Opera
Supreme Court
Atpahow County
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Authority
Laura O. Smith
Bank Robbery Confession Reveals Full Stolen Money Recovery
In Sprin gf ield Indiana last Thursday the men who robbed a local bank confessed. Corl Kloppenburg and Joseph Lomonbury named as bank chief and clerk respectively. Carl Kloppenburg told Baxter the entire tale, and the money is said to be recovered. Washington May 1 dividends declared for creditors of First National Bank of Board Wend and Millingham National Bank of New Whatcom, amounts shown.
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Hank
Corl Kloppenbirg
Joseph Lomonbury
Carl Kloppenburg
Bhoritt Baxter
Washington
First National Bank of
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