England and Russia Close to War Warns and Wavers
Mun Yers May Day dispatches from London and St Petersburg describe mixed signals on Britain and Russia at war risk. Komaroff reports Afghan frontier orders, Meruchak occupation urged, and Herat seen as possible Russian objective. British budget raises income tax as war credit looms, with other dispatches questioning troop moves and neutrality.
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Peter Lumsden
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Port Hamilton
Sea of Japan
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Journal de St. Petersburg
Gladstone
Stephen
Lumsden
Privateering Talk in Nassau Port Threat Aims
Nassau Washington City May 1. The discussants at a meeting outline privateering schemes amid possible England Russia hostilities. Irish Nationalists and soldiers of fortune plan ventures between the Bermudas and Confederate ports with diagrams and photographs of Nassau fortifications. A Russian warship is reported nearby and a base port may be sought for Atlantic operations against British commerce.
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Russia
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Pope
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High Seas
Unconditional Surrender in Panama Panama Crisis Ends
Secretary Whitney released a statement after Rear Admiral Jouett reported an unconditional surrender in Panama, with a treaty ensuring amicable settlement. The conflict concluded without fighting as insurgents surrendered in the city, sparing transit routes and preserving property. The incident is seen as stabilizing to commerce and demonstrating decisive, restrained action.
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Washington City
Whitney
Jouett
Panama
Ad Interim President Needed, Ohio View in Cincinnator
The Washington City telegraph quotes an Ohio man faulting offices given out by Republicans and urging an ad interim president for two days. He says a Democrat in that role would bring common sense and expose post office patronage. He recalls Cleveland’s era and contrasts party control with current Republican crows.
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McLane
France
England
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Mexico
Cattlemen in Convention Discuss Pleuro Pneumonia Policy
About 100 Illinois cattlemen met in Springfield in the supreme court room to discuss pleuro-pneumonia, form a legislative program, and stamp out the disease. Emory Cobb chaired. Col. Charles Mills secretary. committees on legislation and resolutions named. Gov Oglesby urged stronger law and a livestock board. Missouri officials declined cooperation in uniform inspection.
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Kankakee
Col
Charles F. Mills
Springfield
C. I. Culbertson
Chicago
Q. Bush
Sheldon
William Brown
Berlin
Morrow
Champaign
J. W. Moore
Mound Station
J. H. Sanders
E. Prather
W. N. Fulkergan
Jerseyville
Funk
J. H. Potts
Oglesby
Missouri
St. Louis
Illinois
Oklahoma Boomers Indicted In U S Drag Net
Kansas City dispatch reports sixty eight Oklahoma boomers indicted separately and the remainder in one sweeping case. The probe targets those at Arkansas City for inciting rebellion against President Cleveland's proclamation. Attorney General Garland directs aggressive action. District Attorney Hallowell weighs cost and feasibility of arresting colonists.
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United States Grand Jury
Oklahoma
Arkansas City
Hallowell
Topeka
Walt
Probable Arrests Involving Capt Couch and Others
The document notes it is probable Captain Couch and two day other men will be arrested and held under bonds, while indictments against the remaining individuals are kept over for further action.
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Couch
Armament description ties Phelan and son to gun show
The report outlines Captain Phelan and his 12 year old son Bob carrying pistols and revolvers in New York. Bob boasts of shooting skills while the detectives guard him at 14 Chambers Street, as Phelan plans to testify in a dynamite case.
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New ‘York
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Ayhonte
Cortiinanfal
Brankfast
von Gerichten
Roca
Smithés Weason
Yrua H.mccormick
Chicago
New York Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
McCormick
Frugal heir inherits vast estate amid tangled funds
In Tennessee and surrounding states a complex estate unfolds after John Murgatrode’s death. Bonds and cash tied to his estate await distribution under state intestate law, with Boston and Memphis deposits revealing a web of accounts and a brother's trust. Meanwhile political travel sparks debate as a legislature plans a mass excursion to New Orleans. A pardon frees Jim Turpin in Ohio, and diplomatic moves place Antony B. Reilly as envoy to Austria-Hungary.
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Murgatrodoe
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Culvetana
Ohio
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Turpin
Ohio Penitentiary
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Cuyahoga
Heller
Austria
Washington City
Antony B. Reilly
Virginia
United States
Austria-Hungary
New York
A.M. Keiley
Niagara park bill signed by Governor Hil in Albany
May 1 Albany news reports Governor Hil signs the Niagara park bill. David Dudley Field’s Halifax reception and Dalhousie University banquet highlight his support for law codification and unification of English speaking nations. Gen Grant update notes limited morphine and cancer details as of May 1.
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Hil
David Dudley Field
Halifax
Haliifax
Dalhousie University
Field
Nova Scotia
Maritime Province
Wilcox & White Organs touted as leaders in organ making
An advertisement extols older established dealers nationwide and Wilcox & White Organs as the most perfect organs. It highlights meticulous manual inspection, extensive craftsmanship, and high praise from top musical judges, claiming no expense spared to satisfy exacting ears.
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Local Piano and Organ Dealer Offers Low Prices
Notice from Winona dealers stating they buy pianos and organs direct from manufacturers, cutting jobber profit. They purchase in large quantities and pay cash to secure the lowest possible prices, operating their piano and organ department with their book stationery and wallpaper store to reduce selling expenses.
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