Labor Parade Reduces Conflict in New York City
A stormy week in New York ends with a 40 000 strong labor parade marking unity between labor and capital. The march featured 1 000 Cecine workers with electric hats, seasoned speakers, and orderly conduct, underscoring the city’s fragile balance between progress and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Marquis of Queensbury
Harry Bill
Iis
United Labor
Republic
Cecine
Justice
Broadbrim
Pan Handle Officer Arrests Man for Trespassing and Disorder
Pan Handle Officer Magner arrested a man who gave the name Pat Rady on rate road grounds for trespassing. He faced intoxication and vagrancy charges after wandering along Wal bonding Valley tracks and begging for food. He used foul language when a woman refused him.
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Pan
Magner
Pat Rady
Rate Road
Walbonding Valley
War News from Philippines and Army Reform Bill Passed
General Otis reports April captures include 30 artillery pieces 1 209 rifles and large stores. Enemies losses 13 enlisted men and 3 officers killed plus 24 wounded. Insurgents doubt Samar casualty reports. Senate passes army reorganization bill raising General Miles to lieutenant general and creating a veterinary corps while fortifications funding of 7.5 million dollars is approved.
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Washington
War Department
Otis
Manilla
MacArthur
General Otis
Manila
Luzon
Viscayan Islands
Samar
Senate
Army
Fime
Miles
Corbin
Reform debates and church probes mark long session
The general conference reforms address amusements and minister time limits while committees are formed to investigate major church departments. It follows a week of memorials and anniversaries by the Sunday School union and Tract society with leading speakers from Ohio Wesleyan and New York's Metropolitan church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Brooxlyn
Manhattan
Nature
Christ
God
Heaven
Hell
Thorbon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Heber C. Newton
Episcopal Church
Robert Ingersell
Religius
Sunday School Union and Tract Society
Studebaker Hall
General Conference
J. W. Bashford
Ohio Wesleyan University
S. P. Cadman
Metropolitan Church of New York
Jesse L. Hurlburt
Lynching in Douglas After Jail Takeover
Two Black men implicated in the murder of Allen Crosby in Coffee county were taken from Douglas jail by a mob and lynched. Crosby, a white man, was killed near Gill's still. the mob executed the Black suspect by shooting him tied to a pine tree.
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Douglas
Marshal Jones
Allen Crosby
Gill*s' Still
Coffee County
Major's Cement Claims Superior Quality and Low Price
An advertising piece promotes Major's Cement from New York, claiming higher quality from superior ingredients versus substitutes. It argues fixed profits, urges buyers to avoid cheap imitations, and touts low prices at fifteen and twenty five cents per bottle with mail order offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
New York
Alajor
Tory
Pia
Rowill
Foraker to Place McKinley In Nomination
In New York on May 5 Joseph H Manley of Maine discussed Philadelphia convention plans with local politicians. National Republicans reportedly favor Wolcott as temporary chairman Lodge as permanent chairman and Foraker to deliver the renomination speech. Roosevelt seconding speech considered but not yet assured. Brazil celebrates four hundredth anniversary of discovery with Salles unveiling Cabral monument. messages from Emperor William and the pope. New incorporations listed for Crestline Milling Cleveland Electric Supply Youngstown Bellefontaine Cincinnati.
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MacHinley
New York
Joseph H. Manley
Maine
Philadelphia
Mr. Manley
Senator Wolcott
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Foraker
Ohio
McKinley
Hanna
Roosevelt Forard
Columbus
Crestline Milling Company
Crestline
Main Street Church of Christ of West
Electric Supply and Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Youngstown Brick Company
Youngstown
Bellefontaine Telephone Company
American Laundry Company
Cincinnati
Celebrated Physician Franklin Miles Offers Free Treatment
The celebrated physician and specialist Franklin Miles of Chicago will mail $2.50 worth of his New Treatment Free to each afflicted reader.
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Franklin Miles
Chicago
Miles
Hoo. C. M. Buck
Faribault, Mins
S.zent
Indianapolis
New York Mile
Territory
Canada
Ytesia
Jalis
Miles Medical Association
RY State St
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Order of the Bay
Broadbria
Otis Ebeporta
Philippines
R. G. Dun & Company
Akron
Copley Township
Sylvester Hall
Gideon Carr
Hull
Edward
Sylvester Hull
Frank Bramley
Atlanta
Williams
Andersonville
Great Military Prison
Candler
Andersonville Federal Cemetery
Foraker
Dr. D. Haight
Over Burns & Gasserss Jewelry Store
Sarred
A. & Brestgn
West Curtisle
TSG
Coshocton
Boxwell
SAS
W. L. Wells
H. M. Sagtt
Roarg
TAE Coshocton Nation Bank
M. Q. Bazer
H. C. Stroxe
Trappers L. Montgomery
Bark
A. H. Thomson & Son
Tiso Raven A
Alialfa
Camson Clover
Lawn Crass
Hickory Street
Pan Handle Freight Depot
Mingiebnas
Bret
Nervang
Hallid Drug CO
Slegrist & Williams
Ely
Warren S3
New York City
Ayer
Compton & Compton, Attorneys-At-Law
Ait H Nicholas
Mezries Nicholas & Mebrele
Attorneys-At-Law
Coehoe
O—Dee
F_ C
Roome
Ana 3
Himbbaugh
Coshoeton
Court House
E. T. Epangier
Pomerese
Pomerene
Ofice
Nicholls-Burns
Ge. W. James
Avshocton
Wi Ap Ely Atpeng
Hie
Forbes Block
T H. Wheeler
Attoen
Srashocon
Reive
Frank Hees
E. F. Stockum
Office—Equity Building
Coabneton
Seth C. Duncan
T. W. Lear
A. J_ Miller
Opera House
Drs. Dillinger & Monroe
Selby
Finley
F. A. Weexeff
Finley & Wernett
Main and
Fifth Streets
R. A. Powelson
TAW Yer
GC. O
Grocery
C.Q.D
S. F. Timmons & Co
Eureka Steam Laundry
Joseph R. Wilson
Boston
Wisenburg & McNeal
Main Street
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