Senate Debates and Veto Threats Shape Week in Congress
Washington May 21 The outlook for the week in the Senate is unclear as debate on Senator Buyer's bond resolution and the river and harbor bill progress. Butler pushes for a vote on the bond, while opponents may block passage of the appropriations. House focus shifts to conference reports and final adjournment as Speaker Reed faces pressure from Porter and other leaders.
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Senate
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Monsciay
Enatups Dubois
Pritehned
Allison
Uhalh
Renator Lodge
Mitchell
Oregon
United States
Porter
Nebraska
Reed
Emimras
Phillips Labor Commissian
Erdman Arbitration
Meneure
Murray
South Carolina
Ve. Walsh
New York
Boih
Martyr
Liess
Prohibition Party Faces Faction Split at National Convention
The Prohibition party teeing its national convention in Pittsburg this week divides into two wings led by John P. St. John and Samuel Dickey. Delegates from Baltimore New York and Rhode Island back a platform for prohibition and related reforms while ex governor St John may lead the silver wing backed by other party factions.
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Pittsburg
Tate
St John Mayy
Porn
Dickey Vayn
Mexico
New York
Mar
John Metcalfe
Rhode Taland
Democratic Party Split Analysis in Cook County Ties to Gold Standard Faction
A historical examination outlines the rift within the Democratic Party in Cook County over the gold standard. It discusses factions aligned with the silver-supporting wing and the anti gold group, the July county convention, and the impact on delegates and party independence.
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Chienko
Democratic Party
Coot Nowniy
Jamer Fow
Girmaent
Tx Bulonginis
Democrat
Cook County
Delewaion
Stair
Bold Discoveries In Georgia And Alabama Gold Fields
The report notes new gold prospects in Georgia and Alabama with several prospects near Apalatchy and in the Olt gold fields. Early assays show promising yields from three samples indicating high gold content and low impurities.
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Georgia
Alban
Helper to capture Booth dies in city at age 50
Luther Baker, once in service to the government as a detective who helped capture J. Wilkes Booth, the Lincoln assassin, died here today at age 50. The report notes his role in the Booth pursuit and marks the end of a notable career in law enforcement.
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Lanning
Platt of Ilopheliean Joliey New York May
Fragmented OCR text shows political maneuvering around nomination and landing on a gold plank. References a governor, a convention, and a planned interview to shape the world stage, with unclear dates and districts.
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New York
BL. Louis
Moldery
Tagtanon
Gov. Mortoris
Urea
Nis
TirKe
Back from a futile attempt to Cuba bound expedition
A fragmented report says Mobile and Tampa naval parties, including Allymon and Porat, arrived at Mobile via the Clearwater net en route back to Tampa to rejoin the Lie WeEt expedition. They head to Central America, taking steps away from tobacco export following Canovasidet Cate Ullo’s auction order.
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Ali
Allymon
Tawarally
Cuba
Tampa
TeaNan
Central America
Pune
Mubite
Cuban Victory Reported From Pinar del Rio
Fragmentary notes claim looting and casualties around Cristobal in Pinar del Rio with unspecified Cuban forces. A separate item notes William Busmus Cherry departing Chicago May 28 for a Central Equatorial Africa expedition to study science topics of public interest.
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Chicago
William Busmus Cherry
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Tat
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Queen Victoria's Natal Day Observances Across England
May 2 in London marks the Queen's birthday with bells and public dances while Windsor plans a regal procession and royal salutes. Dispatches from Windsor note wartime leaders observing the day as a national holiday with receptions and parliamentary activity amid mourning for Prince Albert.
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Germany
Unclear OCR Narrative on May Meeting At Lake Hall
Fragmentary text reports a May 24 event at Hall Lake with names like Geo Q Caron Blahey Roane and Pathur Malone. The passage mentions a lecture by a reverend speaker and references northern venues Butte Anseenda Helen Spotoni Hotland, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Biren
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The
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Anseenda
Helen
Presbyterians and Baptist Leaders Converge on Unity Meeting
A chaotic transcript outlines Presbyterian and Baptist discussions in Saratoga and New York, noting a push for unity within church assemblies. It mentions Rev Lane of Vernon and the Christian endeavor movement, with reports of committee actions, union talks, and forthcoming resolutions.
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Saratoga
Huey
Lochren Tas Work Awad Booter in Workington
The report notes Lochren Tas likely opening court as Culied Btatve Judge for the Mk ponete diatriob aunt Jane. Judge Laven resigns his duties at the janaloi bureau as Ey 1, Murptee the 1st duputy curmmilansioner takes over. Lachren travels to Ninineapolis after Monday.
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Penstony
Lochren
Jane
Lavenren
Janaloi
Murptee
Lachren
Bio
Ing
Ieave
Ninineapolis
St. Pail
Pext Mont
Manchester Odd Fellows Hold Annual Convention
The Manchester Society of Odd Fellows gathers for its annual convention with delegates from local units joining the national body. The event features addresses by leaders and routines to conclude after several days of formal sessions and ceremonies.
Local Examiner Grange Challenged by County Authority
Commutation from the state board of examiners named F C Bloddard as acting official examiner while Grange lacked authority over local matters. County Attorney Dan ter withdrew, and the case has been referred to Attorney General Ees keel amid startling developments.
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Yenteridey
Grange
Boand
Mitonia
Lowe
F.C. Bloddard
Whrlame Grange
Dan Ter
Eeskeel
Startling Developmenite
Wxpnetert
Mission to Russia Prompts Interview On See See See
The article reports a high level figure planning a visit to America after a Russian mission. It notes discussions of coronation topics and Western Europe coverage. No clear names or dates are provided, but references to China, Russia, and reform efforts are mentioned.
Gasoline stove blast causes family fire tragedy
Townsend town residents mourn a household fire started by a leaking gasoline stove reservoir. Almont family of four suffered severe injuries and fatalities as flames engulfed the dwelling. The mother and child perished, while the father and another child survived with burns. Local responders battled the blaze and aided injured after the explosion.
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Chicago
Townsend
Emily
Alto Malm, Jr
Alina Malin
Mira Malin
Otto
Alla Malti
Gu Rom
Malm
Veterans elect delegates to grand encampment at Portland
A note from the Indian War Veterans reports Jaren Al AGIUT captain A. GB. Liev firat Mentes ant EAC Hows second centenants W. Painter N. Kennoyer and a. Ok Liyod elected delegates to the grand encampment to be held in Portland on June 1. Em Quyvrnnr Moore related that Charles C. Moore of Spokane is not related and responded to a telegram from Spokane.
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Eamup
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EAC
Manuteview
Charles C. Moore
Hutt
Denver Stock Exchange punishes dishonest brokers
Three brokers expelled from the Denver stock exchange for alleged fraud and misrepresentation. Directors accuse the brokers of creating fictitious value and deceiving members with inflated quotes. The exchange suspends these individuals as part of a wider effort to restore market integrity.
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Havin
Te Exchange
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Athne
Entitnatt
Fourth of July parade planned with committee setup
A local mass meeting outlines preparations for Independence Day celebrations. The event will feature a parade and performers coordinated by an appointed committee including key figures White and Hamby.
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Kensdeiek Willwletirate
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Eomailiee
Eomalelinue
Nermayle
White
JJ. Hamby
American wheelman Johnson SOT 38 Reeled Back
Amateur meet notes Johnson of Paris shows fading form after a setback in the 200 meters scratch race. Dutch sprinter Aen wins sprint heat while Meyelinin and Korepenn Meyelinin are named in the context of the meet.
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May
B Johnson
Aen
Mme Waa
Lito Besten
Trave of the Mines and related suspect cases at Kanowie CHY
Reports from Kanowie CHY on May 11 detail a train wreck and linked disappearances. Police located suspects Domes Wi Harel and others tied to a mining incident and church thefts, with inquiries extending to Toldean style plots.
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May
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Annie Sanuclaan
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Pullme
Chicago
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Justors
Kanwie
Fragmented sermon notes at Terence meeting in May
Readable portions describe a religious conference in Terence on Tudamerence with references to May events in Heerland. The text quotes a laborer complaining about unfulfilled mission work and a bishop urging action toward interdenominational cooperation, mentioning plans to send funds to India.
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Heerland
Peiviegs
India
SOSTAGH ARRESTED IN EMBEZZLEMENT CASE IN WASHINGTON
Office of the state department disbursing officer MG sOSTAGH was arrested on a warrant for embezzlement. The charge cites a shortage in his accounts about 17 percent, with details discussed at a conference with the district attorney and legal representatives.
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Franks J. Selate
Hofer
Bureau of Age Nutinks
State Department
Ali
Uae
Divtelet
Chee Mapactor
Hallénstarger
Fergiven
Kewekhofer
Rowardt
Petneck
New Trial Given to Cushing in Murder Case
Olympia May 2 The supreme court today ordered a new trial in the case of Theodore Cushing from Spokane charged with the murder of Thomas King. Cushing admitted killing but pleaded self defense. The case arose in the context of a guaranty loan and trust company estate dispute involving Guy Pay as executor of George Helton.
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Auprame
Tate
Theodore Cust
Spokane
Gage
Thomas King
Cushing
Guaranty Loan and ‘Trust Company
Rexpondent
Guy Pay
Feorke Helton
Special Air Regulations for Them at Pretoria Reported
London reports the secretary of state for the colonies said Kruger promised special air regulations for Johannesburg reform protesters and that prisoners would likely not be separated. Also noted are siege actions near Cree and forces at Varos, with limited supplies and ongoing combat threats.
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London
Mtr. Chamberlain
House of Commons
Pretoria
Kruger
Johannesburg
Chamberslain
Cyclone Ravages Osage Reservation Reported Casualties
May 1 dispatch from Hamers Quithrie CT describes a terrific cyclone passing Osage Reservation causing widespread destruction. Reports say several towns including Norman White Eagle and Perkisim suffer property damage while fatalities are rumored. Bilis lows notes the Billis town may be undamaged despite windstorm claims.
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Norman
Mond
White Eagle
Perkisim
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