Hawaii Legislature Ends in Fragmented Clash with Governor
Honolulu reports say Hawaii’s territorial legislature dissolved April 30 with no major measures passed. Governor Dole vetoed the county government act and faced bribery accusations amid calls for an extra session to push general laws. A special grand jury may probe bribery amid pushes for Dole's removal.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Territorial Legislature of
Hawaii
Dole
McKinley
Senate
Humphreys
Hood's Sarsaparilla Supposedly Clears Scrofula Sores
A testimonial from Silas Vernooy of Wawarsing New York describes his daughter’s recovery from scrofula sores across the body with Hood's Sarsaparilla. After six bottles the sores healed, her face cleared, and no recurrence has appeared.
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Hood
Saraaparilia
Silas Vernooy
Wawarsing
N. Y
Promise of Cure Prompts Drugstore Appeal
A vintage plea urges readers to ask their druggist for it today and accept no substitute, touting the product as a guaranteed cure and endorsing faithful fulfillment of promises.
Fire damages North State warehouse on London wharf
A warehouse of the North State Improvement company on the London wharf in Wilmington, North Carolina, was destroyed by a fire of unknown origin, causing about 150000 dollars in loss. In Los Angeles, Admiral Melville’s hotel room was entered in his absence and over 600 dollars were stolen from his valise.
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Wilmington
North State Improvement Company
London
Los Angeles
Admiral Melville
G A R Leaders Are Elected
Special to The Republican Onteane May 8 G A R officers elected Col F E Taggert of Akron chosen G A R Commander Mrs Anna Vows elected President of the W R Speeal man of Marilguia Colonel of the Sons
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Ontaine
FE. F Taggert
Akron
Anna Vows
W. R
H. ¥. Speealman
Marilguia
Sons
Denial of Morgan Company Control of Northern Pacific
New York May 11 reports claimed Jacob H Schiff admitted Morgan Company controlled the Northern Pacific. Schiff called the reports false. Harriman syndicate member said they believe they control the line and Berkshire Burlington deal should proceed without further issues. Wall Street mood improves as stock prices rise and clearance of exchange sheets ends fears.
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Morgan Company
New York
Jacob H Schiff
J P Morgan & Company
Schiff
Harriman Syndicate
Wall Street
Exchange
Shorts
Northern
Pacific
Buried the Hatchet Ends Steel Row in Chicago
Buried the Hatchet reports Isaac L. Elwood, former director of American Steel and Wire, says he settled differences with the new steel group and friction has ended. Also notes Chicago to Buffalo through train plans and railway labor salary amendments.
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Chicago
Isaac L. Elwood
American Steel and Wire Company
United States Steel Company
Elwood
New York
Buffalo
Illinois Central
New Orleans
Memphis
Louisville
Baltimore
Ohio Southwestern
Cincinnati
Big Four
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Stock Panic in New York Does Not Alter Demand for Goods
An editorial argues that stock market turmoil cannot force a panic in trade. Steady demand for manufactured goods remains unaffected by stock deals or speculative betting during times of high market speculation.
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New York
Wall Street men wish they had invested in mud
Some investors on Wall Street now regret not backing mud based ventures as market shifts show earlier potential gains amid uncertain bets. The remark reflects a sentiment among financiers who emphasize overlooked commodity or material innovations during volatile trading periods.
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Wall Street
President draws decent crowds as season opens
The President plays to good crowds as the baseball season starts. Tom Johnson says he does not want another office. Thomas is described as a remarkable politician.
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Tom Johnson
Thomas
Railroad grid stirs with Richland Mahoning link plans
A tough day for the Richland and Mahoning railroad as officials contemplate nearly six possible combinations. Officials weigh options to expand service, cut costs, and improve connections between towns. The discussions focus on route viability, funding, and potential partners. Local officials seek input from residents and business leaders on future rail use and community impact.
General Shafter Retirement in Army and Election Visit
General Shafter has retired from the army and the army has not lost anything except a little weight. Richard Croker plans a visit to America to assist in carrying on an election. It notes the speculative gain from not buying Northern Pacific at 170 and selling at 1,000. Charley Towne's calamity predictions clash with his boast of organization.
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Shafter
Richard Croker
America
Northern Pacific
Charley Towne
Cleveland profit boosts hopes for nation's future
The report notes Grover Cleveland clearing $400,000 in the stock market and suggests optimism for the country. It states ex-senator Hilly will not run but recognises that one acceptance exceeds many refusals. Rumor claims Papa-in-law Zimmerman paid the Duke of Manchester's debts connected to a marriage.
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Milwaukee
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Grover Cleveland
Hilly
Papa
Zimmerman
Duke of Manchester
Objections to Nash's Second Term in Cincinnati Enquirer
Sharp dissent from Republicans over Governor Nash likely serving a second term appears daily in Cincinnati Enquirer columns. King Edward has shut a newspaper for criticising him, showing heightened effort to force public compliance.
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Nash
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Edward
McKinley Remembers Electoral College Despite Degrees
A remark notes that although McKinley earned many college degrees, he still credits the Electoral College for its decisive role in the outcome.
Funston’s Quiet Bravery Marks Promotion Hope
The strongest case for Funston’s brigadier general bid is his action over words. He speaks through deeds, not chatter, earning notice for steady, decisive leadership rather than talk.
McKinley Demonstration Draws Colored Voter Support
Wayne County Democrat notes absence of colored men at McKinley demonstrations but recalls a songs about election time: neighbors remember the colored men turned out well and helped push the demonstration along.
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Wayne County
Democrat
Northern Pacific deal snag halts Morgan plan
Report notes J. P. Morgan faces a snag in the Northern Pacific deal. Some patriotic citizens would welcome Morgan sharing his millions to ease the setback, reflecting mixed public sentiment about the stalled arrangement.
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J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
McKinley Demonstrations and Southern Black Exclusion
The Wayne County Democrat questions why no colored men sit on the committees directing McKinley demonstrations in the South. It asks if the party of McKinley supports or tolerates social ostracism and political disenfranchisement in the region and challenges the neighbor to reflect on this policy.
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Wayne County Democrat
South
Mr. McKinley
Cuba delegates report from Washington awaited in Havana
The Cuban constitutional convention has reassembled in Havana to hear the Washington report of the delegates. The country wonders what the delegates will say and reflects on their trip marked by big dinners and a supposedly enjoyable time.
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Havana
Washington
Woman seeks divorce over Monday morning absences and wash day help
A Cincinnati wife petitions for divorce claiming her husband leaves for work every Monday and refuses to help with weekly washing. She notes his interference with childcare and domestic chores and suggests his defense might invoke independence, while observers await the court’s ruling on the legal status of the case.
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Cincinnati
Herrick Declines Run for Governor in Ohio
Special to THE REPUBLICAN. Cleveland May 11. Myrah T. Herrick will not run for governor against Governor Nash. Herrick states he is not a candidate and did not seek any nomination.
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Cleveland
Myrah T. Herrick
Nash
Herrick
British Suppression of The Irish People Sparks Debate in London
London May 11 newspapers denounce the Dublin paper The Irish People for attacking the king but question Wyndham's seizure as illegal and counterproductive, aided by O Briens Nationaalata paper gaining publicity and potential American sympathy. Also notes on Nicaragua canal views and a Detroit riot over police action against Tom Bawden, with injuries reported.
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Dublin
Wyndham
O'Brien
Nationallata
O’brien
Mallow
Aloue
Cardinal Vaughan
Kingdom
the Spectator
Nicaragua Canal
Outiouely
Great Britain
Senate
United States
Spectator
Detroit
Frank Andrews
Tom Bawden
Bawden
Sparse OCR Fragments Describe Unclear Local Note
Fragmentary text from a local page shows jumbled words and names, with partial references to places and people. The readable bits suggest a dated, routine item but lack coherent structure or complete facts to identify event, date, or involved entities. No clear outcome or action is present.
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