No Intervention Seen in Japan China War Position
Count Okuma and Count Kate argue no intervention will occur while the Japan Russia war continues. They say Europe’s lines shift but no third party will act as long as Germany benefits and Vladivostok, Manchuria and Korea争 are unresolved.
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Tokio
Count Okuma
Permier
Foretes
England
France
Germany
Japan
Kaiser
Far East
Okuma
Count Kate
Great Britain
Russia
Vladivostok
Shy
Harbin
Manchuria
China
Korea
Sakhalin
United States
Multiple tragedies and events across Texas and beyond
A roundup of peril and news items: tobacco damage from worms near Hallettsville. stock killed in Anadarko during a storm. Lula Johnson dies in a field near Tyler. a dolson widow dies after a colt kick in Lawton. Bryan plans world tour. elevator deaths in New York. clashes in Buenos Aires. fatalities and injuries reported. Mules shipped from San Angelo to Bliss. Mexican exhibit planned for San Angelo fair. Tiffany & Co. theft of three diamonds valued at $90,000. child bitten by rattlesnake near Albany dies.
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Hallettsville, Tex
Anadarko Okla
Lula Johnson
Tyler
Tex
F. R. Dolson
Lawton
Okla
W. J. Bryan
New York
Tiffany & Co
Strike Continues Stirring Violence in Chicago
On May 22 Chicago rail express drivers remain out as Teamsters' Joint Council endorses all employer terms except their recall. Riots over the murder of boy Enoch Davison wounded a machinist and injuring others. A riot left James Gray dead and Harry Bernstein mortally wounded after mob attacks. Bernstein was hidden to calm a crowd of about 1000.
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Teamsters’ Joint Council
Enoch Davison
James Gray
Harry Bernstein
Bernstein
Teamsters
Gray
Judge Tourgee Dies a Noted Author of Reconstruction
Judge Albion Winegar Tourgee of Mayville New York and American consul in Bordeaux died Sunday morning from acute pneumonia linked to an old wound. Born May 4 1838 in Williamsfield Ohio he earned fame as an author with novels A Fool's Errand and Bricks Without Straw addressing the Reconstruction era.
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Bordeaux
Albion Winegar Tourgee
Mayville
N. Y
Judge Tourgee
Turgee
Williamsfield
United States
Fire destroys Wilkesbarre dry goods building and others
A blaze began in the millinery department of the Isaac Long dry goods house in Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania and burned for under an hour. It consumed the Isaac Long building and several adjacent structures, causing about 300000 dollars in losses. The Long building was believed to be fire proof.
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Wilkesbarre
Isaac Long
Satinola promises clear skin with money back guarantee
A early 20th century ad touts Satinola to remove freckles pimples liver spots and tan promising soft clear skin in 10 to 20 days. It features testimonials including Miss Alace Lirette of Thibo deaux Louisiana and notes price of 60 cents with availability at Bryan druggist M H James and other druggists nationwide.
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Santinola
Alace Lirette
Thibodeaux
National
Paris
Tennessee
Bryan
M. H. James
French Naval Commander Returns from Annam Coast Inspection
Saigon reports Admiral de Jonquieres has returned after inspecting the Annamese coast. He says no belligerent ships have reentered French territorial waters since May 14.
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Saigon
Admiral de Jonquieres
Annamese
Junk filled with Russian officers captured in attack report
Tokio reports on May 22 that a junk carrying Russian officers was captured likely during a reconnaissance mission from Vladivostok. The incident suggests Russian activity near the area and adds to ongoing wartime developments.
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Tokio
Vladivostok
Fabian Arrested for Sabbath Amusement Charge in Waco
Waco Texas May 22 Manager I Fabian of Waco was arrested Monday on charges of operating a place of amusement with Sunday admissions. The case arose from a baseball game played within city limits near the business district. Fabian posted a $50 bond.
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Waco
Tex
I Fabian
Minor Moore
Storm Damage Hits Waco Area With Heavy Losses
The Behrens Drug Company faces about 25000 in damage mainly from water. A Thompson child east of Waco breaks a hip when a house blows away. East fruit farms suffer thousands in losses. About 100 brick chimneys collapse and many homes flood. Total regional loss around 40000.
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Waco
Behrens Drug Company
J. D. Thompson
C. Falkner
Frick Investigating Committee Moves Rapidly in Equitable Case
New York May 22 rapid progress is being made by the Frick investigating committee of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. The report will probably be ready for submission to the directors by May 3. A meeting of directors has been called for that date. Numerous conferences have been held by adherents of both factions, but no opinion is given on the report's probable effect.
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New York
Frick
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Presbyterians vote to unite with Cumberland group
Winona Lake Indiana May 22 The general assembly of the Presbyterian church has voted to unite with the Cumberland Presbyterians.
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Winona Lake
Ind
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Presbyterians
Indian Territory Press Association annual meet held at Sulphur
Sulphur May 22 The Indian Territory Press association met here and read several papers. A more liberal libel law was favored. Shawnee was selected as the next meeting place. Officers elected include President O B Weaver Ada Vice President Louis Pauline Durant and Secretary Treasurer Guy Crossett Caddo.
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Indian Territory Press Association
Shawnee
O. B. Weaver
Ada
Louis Pauline
Durant
Guy Crossett Caddo
Oklahoma City Forms Ice Makers Association
Oklahoma City May 22. Oklahoma and Indian Territory Ice Makers Association organized with officers President R. S Treelock El Reno vice president William Fawcett Holdenville secretary George Lloyd Lawton treasurer Frank Brown Chickasha Next meeting set for March 1906 in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Ice Makers’ Association
R. S Treelock
el Reno
William Fawcett
Holdenville
George Lloyd
Lawton
Frank Brown
Chickasha
Dallas Weather Night Show Sparks Over Heavy Rain
Dallas report notes a terrific electrical display during Sunday night’s heavy rain. The spectacle occurred as storms unsettled the city, with observers recalling bright flashes amid the downpour.
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Dallas
Multiple Fatalities and Arrests Reported in Diverse Incidents
In Georgia near Cordovia Thomas Collins Charles Milligan and two Brassisid brothers were fatally wounded. Camden Alabama saw mistrials in the murder cases of John and Bob Andrews. Conductor Harry Snyder bled badly in Taylor Texas. Eugene Wilson was arrested and Claire H. Stewart a San Juan Hill Rough Rider was stabbed at Pawnee Oklahoma. James Stevens arrested. In Winona Lake Indiana a Presbyterian ministers team played a local squad with Justice Harlan umpiring. Colonel Wallace Taylor wounded at Magtaon in the Philippines with one private killed ten wounded and many Pulajanes slain.
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Camden
Ala
John
Bob Andrews
Harry Snyder
International and Great Northern Railway
Taylor
Tex
Eugene Wilson
Claire H. Stewart
San Juan Hill
Pawnee
Oklo
James Stevens
Winona Lake
Ind
Harlan
Wallace Taylor
Magtaon
Philippines
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MO. M. Caldwell
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T. R. Batte & CO
Courthouse Square
Cavitt
Joe B. Reed
Wv. B. Hudson
Jno
Keistler
Brazos
Burleson
Texas
Mexico
W. H. Lawrence
W. C. Fountain
Crown
Burt Norwid
W. A. Watkins
Capt. G. Smith
Zack Talley
L. Rozzotto
Zennatti
James’ Drug Store
A. L. Mondrick, M. D
Bryan, Texas
ER. C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Buenos Ayres
San Angelo
Bliss, Oklo
San Angelo, Tex
Makers
Express
San Francisco
William O'Connell
Stamp Department
Charlotte
N. C
E. Lacey Hughes
Efland
Orange County
Earl
Faucett
Efland Mill
Eloise Brown
Hughes
Tee Beritifea
Fabian
United
Indian Territory Press
Cordovia, Ga
Thomas Collins
Charles Milligan
Brassisid
Freight
Rohde’s
Sem Leading
FE. Rohde
A. L. Zinanti
Sele
ST. Louis
Union Station
Texarkana
National Lines of Mexico
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San Antonio
Mexico City
Vial
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Torreon
Durango
Trice
L& Tee
North and
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Austin
Ft.Worth
Calveston & Denison
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Houston, Texas
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