U S Court Adjourned Not Guilty in Conspiracy Case
The U S Court adjourned after a week in session with a verdict of not guilty for George Riggins and co defendants on a conspiracy in restraint of trade charge. Miller with them, later identified as Thomas L. Clark, became a deserter and is held at Fort Bliss for a $50 reward.
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United States
George Riggins
U.S
W. H. H. Llewellyn
J. E. Wharton
Byron Sherry
New Mexico
Miller
Thos. L. Clark
A. B. Phillips
J. C. McArthur
Fort Snelling
Minn
Clark
Fort Bliss
Wah Sing
Cook
Judge Mann
Rejection Is Now Absolute in Chicago Union Conflict
Employers refuse unconditional surrender on union demands as Chicago strike widens. Police protection blocks violence while lumber yards, planing mills, and sash factories slow or halt operations. Mayor Dunne adds 1,000 extra officers. Sheriff Barrett swears in hundreds of deputies to sustain the standoff.
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Chicago
Lumber District
Dunne
Barrett
Presidents inquiry on Equitable affairs probe
Washington May 24 An effort urged the president to take an active part in the Equitable Life Assurance Society crisis. Clarence Whitman urged government inquiry or Congress backed legislation while Commissioner Garfield weighs authority to probe without new action. King regards Roosevelt reply as favorable and notes the department is examining power to act.
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Equitable’s
Washington
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Clarence Whitman
Merchants’ Association of New York
Whitman
Congress
Bureau of Corporations
Garfield
New York
Wm. F. King
New York Merchants’ Association
Roosevelt
King
Department (of Commerce and Labor
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Endorsed For Coughs
Mrs Barr of Houston Texas reports in 1902 that Ballard's Horehound Syrup cured a very bad cough after exposure to cold winds and singing. It is advertised as pleasant to take and sold by F C Rolland in 1902 with prices 5 50 and 1.00.
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Ballard
Barr
Houston
Texas
F C Rolland
Russian Lines Readied for Large Scale Battle Near Front
News from St Petersburg reports General Linevitch pressing the Japanese center along the railway and Mandarin road. Russian forces completed preparations for a major engagement as hospitals and medical trains are moved westward to Irkutsk and sanitary trains head to the front.
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St. Petersburg
Linevitch
Mandarin Road
Oyama
Harbin
Irkutsk
Alamo gordo Musical Culture Shines Amid Bazaar and Lectures
The Altar Society bazaar cleared over 230.00 with concerts by Prof. Jones and a quartet, Mrs. Slorner, Mrs. Warnock, and George Ferguson. The article also highlights town musical life, club entertainments, and profiles several notable locals, including Cris Paskesen and C. L. Hoy, plus a notice of Hon. Pedro Sanchez of Taos, dead at Taos, with his lengthy public service record.
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Altar Society
Prof. Jones
Slorner
el Paso
Warnock
George Ferguson
Hadley
Sullivan
Hoy
Hey
Linahan
Finger
Mesdames Rush
Collins
Quintiven
Creed
Cody
Quinteven
Col Robert F Campbell El Paso Pioneer Dies at 69
Colonel Robert Fulton Campbell longtime El Paso builder and former Bastrop official died at his Mesa Avenue home just after 3 AM. Born May 16 1836 in Summerville Tennessee he moved to Texas as a boy. He arrived in El Paso in 1881 entered real estate and owned Rio Grande Pharmacy later. Mayor Davis ordered city buildings draped in mourning and planned a funeral at his residence Saturday at 4 PM.
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Las Vegas
Pedro Sanchez
Taos
N. M
Valencia County
Cristobal Sanchez
Mora County
Taos County
Cordova
Sanchez
Third Regiment of Mounted Volunteers
Canby
Arthur
Pueblos
Cleveland
Refugia Martinez
United States
Don Pedro Sanchez
Taos Valley
Father Martinez
New Mexico
Mississippi River
Optie
el Paso
Robert Fulton Campbell
Mesa Avenue
Colonel Campbell
Summerville
Tenn
Texas
Bastrop
Bastrop County
Campbell
Issi
L. H. Davis
Rio Grande
Joe Pollard
Fred Schaefer
C. E. Kelly
Davis
Exmayor
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles Threatening Pains
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching and protruding forms. The PAZO OINTMENT from Paris Medicine Co. claims relief in 6 to 14 days. If it fails, druggists refund money. first application provides ease.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
The Mocking Parable of Yawn and Delay
A satirical poem describes Yawn a fictional town by the River Slow. It lampoons indolence and chronic procrastination as the residents Put it-offs avoid paying debts while creditors grow impatient. The verse notes a numbness and slow decay in Lether slide province and ends with a wry jab from The Business Philosopher.
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Yawn
Lether-slide
Wolfe of Bear Grove credits Electric Bitters cure
A Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa attributes a complete cure to Electric Bitters after two years of kidney trouble. He claims the medicine eased pain, debility and nerve trouble and keeps it on hand. Doctors say town health remains distressingly healthy. druggists offer the remedy for 50 cents.
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Wolfe
Bear Grove
Iowa
Liver Purifier Promoted By Jackson Reader
A Jackson Tennessee reader testifies to Simuon’s Liver Purifier as mild yet effective for constipation and torpid liver without irritation. It is sold in tin boxes for 25 cents.
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SP Cleary
Jackson, Tenn
Wellington as a Scout Reveals Keen Eyes and Simple Gleanings
The Duke of Wellington, in G R Gleig's reminiscences, appears ignorant yet sharp at sight. He and Croker misled a drive by guessing terrain beyond hills. The duke explains his knack: a lifetime spent deducing country shape from what he could not see.
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Wellington
Duke of Wellington
G. R. Gleig
Arbuthnot
Croker
Great Sanken Lake A Hidden Giant in Cascade Range
A Cascade mountains locale near Jacksonville Oregon describes Great Sanken lake as the deepest unknown lake, averaging about 2000 feet depths around its shores, with a surface that never stirs in wind. The lake spans roughly fifteen miles by four and a half, lying still for ages within the mountains.
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Cascade Mountains
Jacksonville
Ore
Daisy and Dolly Inch Toward a Family Front
Daisy notes her tiny brother is often asked to call again while Dolly observes he is a bill collector. Daisy asks if he is popular, then clarifies his role as a bill collector rather than a social figure.
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Daisy
Tiny Brother
Dolly
Breaking Loose in Harpers BazaarWedding Cigar Confession
In a Harpers Bazar exchange a groom jokes about smoking ten cigars on the final day of a wedding trip, countering a claim of ten cigars a day. The playful dialogue captures lighthearted post nuptial banter.
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Harper’s Bazar
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