Yaqui War Thoughout Sierra Nevadas Leaves 200 Dead or Wounded
Reports from Ban Draco claim a brutal Yaqui ambush against Mexican troops near Guaymas Sonora. A force of 500 men suffered heavy losses with about 200 killed or wounded as Yaquis repelled the assault from the Serria de Bacetel. The campaign against the Yaquis continues with mobilization of further troops.
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Cal
Enseda
Gusymas
Sonora
Gulf of California
Eneda
Luis E. ‘Barred
Mexico
Emee
Diasse
Winhart
Hermoassillo
Torres
Guaymas
Ensed
California
Sinaloa
Yanquis
Jacob Corba
Enon
la Mess
Arenis
Serria de Bacetel
Guayman
Arizona
Sierra Nevadas
Great Northern Strike Ends as Rail Service Restores
The settlement with the American Railway Union ends the Great Northern strike. Work resumed across lines with full crews and near normal service. Wages restoration and pay boosts for common laborers, engineers, and firemen were granted, signaling a major labor victory.
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St. Paul
Minn
Great Northern
Volunteer’s
Minot
N. C
Montana Central
United States
American Railway Union
Judge Lacombe Denies Tobacco Trust Motion
In New York on May 3 Judge Lacombe denied the American Tobacco Company bid to stop the National Cigarette and Tobacco Company from using certain cigarette making machines. The ruling marks a second blow to the trust that week, following a similar Chicago order.
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New York
United States
Lacombe
American Tobacco Company
Cigarette Trust
National Cigarette and Tobacco Company
Chicago
Indiana Cities Vote Republican Sweep in State Elections
Indiana May 2 results show Republicans winning entire city tickets in Terre Haute Goshen Valparaiso Kokomo Bedford Richmond Frankfort Anderson Muncie Elwood Marion New Albany Seymour Lafayette and others. Majorities range from small to 1,370 in Koxono and include gains in many Democratic strongholds across the state.
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Indianapolis
Evansville
Terre Haute
Union City
Bedford
South Bend
Goshen
Valparaiso
Kokomo
Brazil
Lawrenceburg
Laporte
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Richmond
Frankfort
Anderson
Muncie
Elwood
Marion
New Albany
Seymour
Lafayette
Ind
H. J. Heatwole
E. €. Wilson
John Rigney
J. B. Leaming
Richard Dugdale
W. C. Hoffer
John Slaughter
William Wilshide
George Lamb
J. H. Heatwole
Vatraraiso
Colonel Sumar
C. W. Bartholomew
Joseph Holliday
William Sergeant
Ricamono
J. &. Ostrander
J. H. Winder
Gib Scott
Ostrander
G. A. Clevenger
W. J. Martin
Koxono
A B. Kirkpatrick
Manton
South Beno
Cousaura City
Boxnart
Sykes
Republian
Democrats Sweep City Council Seats in Historic Election
Democrats won the largest local vote tally in the city, capturing council seats in the First and Third wards. The party also elected the city clerk and treasurer, signaling a sweeping political shift.
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Detrai Ind
Martinsville
Ind
Kexpattvirtz
Bluffton
L B Stevens
Peppered
Heller and Veris
Harrison urges voters to back lawful reform at Cincinnati talk
Ex President Harrison addressed the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce advocating relief through the ballot and lawful reform. He urged unity across parties to support government and oppose lawlessness while praising American wealth energy and enterprise as keys to improving the mood.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Harrison
Chamber of Commerce
Michael Ryan
Italian anarchists go on trial at Old Bailey
The trial of Fornaro and Polti, Italian anarchists arrested in Loxpoy, began at the Old Bailey before Justice Hawkins. Polti denies guilt while Fornaro declares he is guilty, saying he aimed to blow up capitalists as police display bomb-making piping in court.
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Fornaro
Polti
Old Bailey
Farasro
Ministers in Lexington denounce Breckinridge renomination
The Ministerial Union of Lexington Kentucky adopts a public statement declaring Colonel Breckinridge unfit for renomination. They accuse him of adultery and hypocrisy and condemn his campaign as a defiance of morality, purity, and religious integrity.
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Lixtvetos
Lexington
Breckinridge
Congress of the United States
Saloons Driven Out by Higher City License
About thirty saloonkeepers quit today rather than pay the increased Cascade city license of 700 dollars and risk the mulch law. Over 200 saloons remain. The town near Jones county line has prosecuted fourteen saloonkeepers repeatedly for violating the prohibitory law. They were serving jail terms when Governor Boies pardoned them. F Hownetein returns from Tennessee City Tennessee.
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Weaver
van Horne
Trades and Labor Ensembly
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Lowrey
Citizens’ Committee
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Cable
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Iowa
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Cincinnati
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Washington
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Commonweal
Ivy City
Albert Glesson
James Creek
Coxey, Browne and Jones
Dexter
Col
May
Coxey Army Relief Corps No. 1
Coxey Home Reserve
Commonwealths
Home Reserve
Coxey and two others arrested with trial set for Friday
Jacob S Sleicher Coxey chief of the commonweal army and Carl Browne Christopher Jones are arrested in Washington and charged with violating United States statutes. Trials for Coxey Browne and Jones are postponed to Friday before Judge Miller in police court.
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Enoch Arden Romance Returns After Twenty-One Years
Lenaxey Indiana May 3. Lebanon recounts a village Enoch Arden tale as Nelson Northcut appears after twenty one years away with six children. He confronts Lottie Hightower and seeks to rejoin her but she refuses. he departs while threatening court action. Mrs Green and daughter Gertrude return from Bay City Michigan with improved health.
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Enoch Arden
Nelson Northcut
Lottie Hightower
Lottie
Nelson
Northcut
Charles Blain
Dr. Green
Mies Gertrude
Bay City
Mich
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Unlucky Family of N Busher Harassed by Misfortune
The family of N Busher in this city has endured multiple misfortunes over recent months. The father suffers fits and has fallen injuring himself, including a serious chin wound from a broken glass. His daughter broke her leg in three places and sustained internal injuries. He was treated at St Joseph hospital and later at home after a head injury and fall. A boardinghouse conflict also saw a brick thrown through a window injuring another boarder.
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Busher
St. Joseph Hospital
C. B. Stemen
Rogenthal
Peters Box and Lumber Company
East Main Street
James Shepler Hurt In Bicycle Accident On W Wayne Street
James Shepler, a known grocer and former Aldine hotel proprietor, was struck by a vehicle and run over while riding a new wooden rim bicycle last Thursday on W Wayne Street. He was taken to Randall Cycle Company, with injuries near the hips but no bones broken. Also reported: farmer W S Weichart tossed from a buggy breaking his leg in two places, and Al Foote leg broken while watching workers on a Washington Street contract. Personal mentions note residents visiting Fort Wayne and other towns.
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Aldine Hotel
W. Wayne Street
Shepler
Mr. Shepler
Randall Cycle Company
Farmer Weichart Hart
W. S Weichart
Piqua Road
AL Foote
Washington Street
Dr. Myers
Sister of Dr Jayne dies in city poorhouse after scandal
Mrs Foster, sister of Mrs David Jayne widow of Dr Jayne the patent medicine millionaire, died recently in the local poorhouse saved only by relatives contributions. The tale contrasts her fortune with Mrs Jayne who lived in luxury and refused aid to poor kin. A frost in Washington Oregon reports heavy damage to fruit crops.
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Foster
David Jayne
Jayne
Letter from Martie Bullock clarifies Singed Cat tale
Martie Bullock of the Singed Cat Opera Co. writes from Grand Rivers Ky to Mr. Nye to set public right about a domestic rumor involving her father and family. She describes theater life, travel, a cream colored hog story, and a railroad stop tale with humor and affection.
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THE
Singed Cat CO
William
Edgar W. Nye
Kentucky
Marie Bullock
Cat Opera Company
Cincinnati
Sharp humor and courthouse cash in old papers
Sharp quips appear as a widow sues and wins a hundred dollars, then marries the widow, divorces for sixty, and keeps forty. Edison sleep schemes and office humor blend with a Chicago Record quip about 24 hour work. A couple’s elevator joke ends with the doorbell and a taunting elevator boy saying eleven.
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Edison
Chicago
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