Mexican rebels retreat near Rellano amid federal advance
Dispatches from Escalon report insurrectos falling back week on Rellano nine miles north as federals push toward Zavalza and Juarez. Juarez garrison reinforced from the south. Major Sanchez near Clint reports border patrol blocking armed crossing. Rebel efforts to provoke U S intervention drive Madrid to action.
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Paso
Texas
Rellano
Esca‘lon
Zavalza
Escalon
Juares
Juarez
Sanchez
Clint
Border Patrol
Steever
Department of Texas
Brebols
United States
Dallas
Juarea
Chihuahua
Acta
Orozce Ig
O. B. Colquitt
Henry Hutchins
Payton
el Paseo
Colquitt
el Paso
Taft
Rio Grande
Mexico City
Huerta
Zaveleta
Escaton
Mexico
Oaxaca
Robbers Net 1.50 Each In Street Hold Up
Four masked highwaymen armed with pistols held up Lt Whitten of 98 Hale Street near Boulevard and Edgewood Avenue last night and divided a haul of 1.50 among the gang. Police had no reports of other robberies, suggesting they did not operate further Sunday.
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Whitten
Hale Street
Boulevard
Edgewood Avenue
Dike
Baptism Modes Discussed by Carlyle Haynes
The text cites Carlyle Haynes arguing baptism is immersion and outlines four general modes of baptism. It notes immersion as a practice and references biblical framing of one Lord and one faith. The fragment mentions Surinkiing and ring terms as misrendered items in the OCR.
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Carlyle Haynes
Liam
Lord
Abdul Baha Abbas Delivers Peace Message At Arbitration Conference
Abdul Baha Abbas of Persia stands out at the Lake Mohawk New York conference on international arbitration. Delegates from many nations attend as Abbas in flowing robes and a long white beard presents a patriarchal image. He leads a new religion focused on peace and travels to unite churches for arbitration as a method to settle disputes.
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Audul Baha Abbas
Persia
Lake Moi
N.Y
Nhe
Abdul Baha Abbas
Conspiracy reported among Cuban Black communities near Havana
Havana reports from Ultima Hora describe a supposed plot by Afro Cuban groups at Gagua LaGrande and Mayars with arrests of four to five suspects and warrants for several more. Rural guards pursue Alardo Pacheco and other fugitives while a general, Betenos, faces contempt charges.
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Havana
Ultima Hora
Gagua LaGrande
Alardo Pacheco
Mayars
Betenos
Independent Party of Color
Orflante
Guanejay
Bagua la Grande
Mayfl
Presiding Elder Fought By Methodists In Minnesota
Minneapolis May 1900 A minority report will oppose a proposal to revert the term presiding elder to district superintendent at the Methodist Episcopal general conference in Baltimore. The change is viewed as sentiment only, with reports to be discussed when presented. Bishop Berry presided at an evangelistic service as bishops gather to elect several bishops, including Homer Stunts from New York on the first ballot.
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Minneapolis
Mann
Committee On Revision
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Joseph F. Berry
Hughes
Henderson
New York East Conference
Homer
Stunts
New York
Cobb incident signals far reaching shift in baseball world
Washington May 19 special report describes the Cobb incident sparking calls for a players union and protections against fan and player insults. It notes Detroit’s support for Ty Cobb, echoes talk of a protective body, and likens events to the 1890 Brotherhood War while surveying contracts and control under the current baseball system.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Yy Cobb
Ty Cobb
Detroit
New York
Cobb
National Commission
Gallagher
Congress
Baseball Trust
Armenian rescues climber in swift river rapids near cataract
In a dramatic river incident Aran Kevorkian an Arm thinetty aged about fifty pulled to shore by David Harrington after wading into strong rapids above a cataract Kevorkian used a makeshift pole to reach safety Beary Zz Smith also involved as bystanders watched the rescue with one man being aided after the fall From the fragmentary report the event underscores dangers of swift rivers and the quick actions of bystanders in rescue attempts
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Aran Kevorkian
Smith
Kevorkian
David Harrington
Whale Lassoed Off Rockaway Beach by Ranch Hand
New York May 19 a whale about twenty feet long and two tons was lassoed off Rockaway Beach near Avenue Lifesaving Station by John Ehrhart who improvised a rope lariat after the creature crossed a sand bar pursuing a school of fish The whale struggled but remained captive as the tide ebbed and attracted beachgoers all afternoon
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New York
Rockaway Beach
Avenue Life Saving
Non Today
John Ehrhart
Ehrhart
Death notices for N T Crozier and two local residents
N T Crozier of Coleman died at 74 after long illness. Former Coleman postmaster and county surveyor leaves eight children. Also noted are the deaths of Miss Bessie Hitchcock aged 80 at 80 West Peachtree Street and Mrs Lucy J Fisk aged 80 in East Point with funeral and interment plans in Clarksville and Patersons chapel West View respectively.
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N. T. Crozier
Cuthbert
Coleman
Bessie Hitchcock
West Peachtree
Street
Patterson’s Chapel
West View
Lucy J. Fisk
East Point
Clarkenville
Funeral draws 30000 at Strindberg's Sweden burial
Thirty thousand persons attended the funeral of August Strindberg in Stockholm. Students from all Swedish universities joined the crowd, alongside Prince Eugen, cabinet members, and riksdag legislators, as the juvelat and dramatist who died May 14 was laid to rest.
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Stockholm
Auguste Strindberg
Prince Eugen
Oscar
Riksdag
To Combine Shoe Unions
A movement to unite all boot and shoe trade unions took concrete form in Boston on May 19. Leaders adopted resolutions calling for a nationwide referendum among organized shoe workers affecting more than 50,000 persons. Major labor unions were represented by high officials.
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Boston
Socialists Open Campaign in Chicago and Indianapolis
Debs and Seidel head the socialist party's campaign launch in Chicago on June 18 with the national committee selecting the city. Congressman Victor L. Berger predicts fifteen socialists will win seats in the next election.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Ind
Eugene V. Debs
Emil Seidel
United States
National Executive Committee
Socialist Party Today
Victor L. Barger
Congress
Policeman shot during disturbance in Wilmington
In Wilmington North Carolina on May 19 Mounted Policeman Fr J Thompson was shot in the left breast by a negro named Beattie while responding to a disturbance at a negro woman's home. Another officer was wounded in attempting to help Thompson. Beattie was arrested after being shot in the knee. The shooting sparked talk of possible demonstrations.
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Wilmington
N. C
J. Thompson
Beattie
Thompson
Georgia Cities Work on New Road to Dune llon and Thomasville
The Atlantic Coast Line railroad project links Dunellon to Thomasville via Old Town Perry and Monticello. It progresses rapidly with a large labor force. The double track roadbed aims to become a major trunk line from Montgomery to Tampa and Florida’s west coast, boosting travel and settling fertile Hammock lands between Old Town and Dunellon. Local interest rises as the route promises economic growth and regional development.
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Thomasviis
Atlantic Coast Line
Dunelion
Thomasville
Old Town
Perry
Montieslor
Logan
Montgomery
Tampa
Florida
Thig
Pdunellon
John Paul Jones Will Run Again For Olympic Tryouts
In Macon on May 18 John Paul Jones of the Gom el Track team, tall 8, Bern e and Captain Putnam signed an entry for the Olympic trials. Police report on liquor raids includes 19 drums of whisky found at South Macon and two bottles at A W Dew’s saloon. Boy Scouts of Macon completed a 14 mile hike to White Springs planning a future trek toward Ledgerville.
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John Paul
Berne
Putnam
Gomel
Antry Blauje
Jones S
Stockholm
Chary Lyon
Boy Scouts of
Macon
White Aiings
Ledgevilie
No More Titanic Bodies, Halifax May 13
White Star officials in Halifax were informed that the government steamer Montmagny failed to locate any additional Titanic victims and has ceased the search, returning to Halifax. Captain Johnson who led the search reports the activity has been nearly continuous since last Thursday.
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Halifax
White Star Line
Montmagny
Johnson
Fom
Wrights condition improves despite typhoid fever
Dayton May 13 Wilbur Wright aeroplane constructor remains ill with typhoid fever and shows a fighting chance of recovery. Dr D B Conklin said a slight improvement was noted tonight.
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Dayton
Wicur Wright
D. B. Conklin
Right
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Seabourg Air Line
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
American Sheet and Tin and Plate Company
Alabama
Nona the
Conseio
Puncher
Public Service Corporation
Harris, Forbes & Co
N. W. Harris & Co
Tine Street
Wiliam New York
Tohn C. Wheatley
Nat'l Bank
Atlanta
Mae OE
Rance
Hubbard Bros. CO
Hanover Square
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
Shepard’s
Georgia
Rendoigh
Cuthbee
Seisel
Walker
Hia
Shell
Raletriot
Ian
John Paul Jones
Boy Scotts
Wilbur Wright
Jane Ad
Gane Addams
Hull Housda
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