Turbulent Night Struggle in City Over Streetcar Wages
A chaotic scene unfolds near Fourteenth and Oravel streets as a gunfight erupts involving officers, intoxicated saloonkeepers, and bystanders. Keonon is mortally wounded, Nelwon injured, and several others struck by bullets as police respond. The incident hovers over transit governance and the city’s streetcar franchise amid fears for public safety and property protection.
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Rouen
Sean Cad Perioeas
Fxs
J. Hollingeworth
Tor Pet Fig Rot
Nouth
Urtwenth Sirent
Keoon
Nelwon
Keonon
Kean
Tranalt Company
Orallel
Morrman
Bowen
Bolfingeworth
Salonikeeper
Kunni
Kenna
Neleon
Keng
Warton
Jolferadi Avenue
Goyer Avenue
Darion
Jefferson Avenue
Gover
Harton
Hetsem
Wai
Tony Polide
Ming i
Pokorralia
Contempt Sentences For Interfering With Nonunion Men
In Little Rock on May 1 Judge John A Williams sentenced Guy Miller and Aiden Tinghes to thirty days in jail for contempt of court. They were found to have hoarded a motor car and interfered with nonunion motormen and conductors employed by Bow Gye Tatiog, under court protection. The court held the acts violated its authority and defined scab as applied to protected workers, stressing such conduct must stop.
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Paint Thes
Little Rock
Ark
United States District Court
John A. Williame
Guy Miller
Aiden Tinghes
Dnefenta
Coourt Furthher
Vaelf
Likely Yoakum to Succeed Robinson as President
New York May 14. President D B Robinson of the St Louis and San Francisco railroad has resigned and been accepted with regret. B F Yoakum, present vice president and general manager, is expected to succeed as president in a few days. Directors in New York have discussed his promotion as likely and practically settled.
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Yoakum
Hobinscarn
New York
Robinson
St. Louis and San Princisco Railroad
Ane Fern
B. F. Yoakum
Notinnon
Leyte and
San Francisco Railroad
When Spring Brings Strength We Lose It At Times
In spring our desire to feel strong and energetic contrasts with fatigue and dull appetite. The mismatch leaves us listless and seeking motivation and revival through small practical steps and mindful routines. Adjusting routines can restore vigor and focus.
Poor sleep and fatigue described in restless night
The passage notes that meals are not enjoyed, sleep fails to refresh, and the speaker goes to bed tired and wakes tired. It conveys persistent lassitude and low appetite without offering causes or remedies.
Blood Quality Seen as Cause of America's Ills
A physician argues that the nation suffers from thin impure sluggish blood unable to meet the body's demands. The claim links public health to national condition, urging dietary and health reforms to restore vigor and vitality.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Nature's Refreshing Power
A historic health claim notes that Hood's Sarsaparilla provides life vigor energy and strength, aligning with a nature’s appeal for wellness and vitality in the era of patent medicines.
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Hood
Spring Great Blood Purifier Enricher Vitalizer
In a concise tonic note, the spring preparation promises to purify and enrich blood, boosting vitality. The formula emphasizes cleansing the system, renewing energy, and supporting overall health during the season.
Divorce and Remarriage To Lead Cumberland Assembly
At the Cumberland Presbyterian assembly in Leeston Georgia the coming issue of divorce and remarriage will dominate deliberations. Overtures from Alabama Memphis and Norfolk seek church laws on remarriage for the ill and divorced. Committees for each state were named and work focuses on hymn book adoption pensions and missionary reports. The meeting opened with devotions and featured fraternal greetings to other assemblies.
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Esaton
Alexander
Tham
Alabama
Byron Clark
George & Stevanson
Arkansas
W. T. Waller
J. M. Carute
Florida
R. A. Hardin
P. McGregor
Georgia
R. 8. Brown
D. Reynolda
Kentucky
J. B. Swany
J. M. McMoore
Memphis
H. A. Brown
B. A. Dimimonck
Missinsippi
V. KR. Gaston
W. Taylor
Missouri
T. J. Latimer
M. Carey
Nashville
W. DU
J. J. Watt
North Carolina
Dugald Monroe
George Parfield
South Carolinas
OF. Lieyd
H. L. Mooney
Texas
W. H. Mitchell
Virginwa
J T. Wade
D. ML Kilifan
Thierest van Intense
Atatedelert
South
Suwanee
Fla
Synod
Memphia
Norfolk
Moretani
Clark
General Assembly
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sertian
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Prilee
Cumberland Presby terians Oppose Removal of Ye Poster
San Antonio Presbytery opposes removing a proposed post graduate endowment from a million dollar plan tied to Cumberland University. At Chattanooga assembly May 18, 225 commissioners enrolled, swelling to 240. Reports show endowment goals, receipts, and committee referrals as debates on centennial memorials and church education continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Assembly
University of Chicago
Arkansas Cumberland University
Little River Presbytery
R. V. Mcsvor
San Anton
Oratiires
Smith-Chambers
Cumberland University
Board of Missions
Seavor ‘Sodietias
Wadi States
Mis Coors
Formisaton
Global briefing with mixed political and market notes
A busy dispatch notes policy moves and personnel shifts including a governor appointing McGinnis to succeed Clark and Senator Moreau proposing a Panama Canal probe. It cites overseas rumors on fascinations with inflation and leadership changes, plus local political activity, market shifts, and community events across counties and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenate
Clark
Smith
McGinnis
Ce Cane
Moreau
Panama Canal
Unclear OCR Record of Riots and Strikes in Early City News
Fragmentary report from Little Rock and St Louis describes riots and gunfire with extensive injuries. Mentions interferences with noncombatants and church conferences. text highly garbled with multiple misspellings and missing details.
No Change in Rate Negotiation Reported
The negotiators show no progress as the government rate remains unsettled. Trade officials including Trade Manager Blén press the commission for relief but no action has been taken. The situation affects all parties awaiting government intervention.
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Blén
Commission For Relief
Church Activities Signal Growing Zeal and Pending Board Report
The text notes stronger church zeal from Sunday schools and related depeticancea with no new education or centennial endowment committees. Emphasis falls on the upcoming crucial business: the report of the board of pub Heatton.
Amusment Question Settled for Southern Methodists
Chicago May 18 The Methodist church will not alter its stance on amusements if a committee report is adopted The committee voted to remove the prohibited amusements section and insert a new paragraph declaring dancing playing games of chance attending theaters horse racing dancing parties and other diversions unsafe for the spiritual life The bishop McCabe proposed censure after releasing satirical resolutions about outside work by the church executive group
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hishop McCabe
Chicago
Methodist Church
McCabe
Conservice
Assembly Press Ban Sparks Sunday Print Protests
In St Louis on May 18 the Presbyterian General Assembly debated Sabbath observance. A motion endorsed by malice Yolo urged newspaper proprietors to refrain from printing the assembly’s proceedings in Sunday editions, prompting requests to newspapers not to publish Sunday reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luin
Presbyterian General Assembly
Yee Bell
Malace Yolo
Conton New York Cotton Exchange Proposes Commission Rules
New York May 18 Members of the New York cotton exchange met at the board of managers office to consider a proposed bylaw amendment for strict commission maintenance. It sets a $5 fee per trade on behalf of holders, $2.50 for trades by members, and 50 cents for floor businesses. First offense carries six to twelve months suspension, second offense expulsion.
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New York Exchange
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Board of Managera
Gwle
Aember
Belides
Boer envoys arrive in Washington amid welcome reception
Boers emissaries Fincher Wolmerans and Weasels, the Transvaal commission, reached Washington with congressional and citizen committees. They were met at the station by a reception group, escorted to the Arlington hotel, and welcomed with remarks praising liberty by Suleer and Flechey thanking the host nation for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moessrs
Fincher
Wolmerans
Weasels
Transvaal
Congress
Arlington Hotel
Ghe Boel
Wongrereman Suleer
Aie Flechey
Nicoeo Provert
Delegates plan reception and demonstration at Grad Opera House
Congressman Sulzer said a Sunday evening event at the Grad Opera House would honor commissioners with a reception and demonstration. Noted public figures including Senators Wellington Allen Teller and Rep Sulzer De Armond Rhea Shafroth Clark Mo Bourke WVocking and envoys Placher and Wossela are listed as witnesses. A committee will visit the White House and State Department to arrange the envoy procession to the president and secretary. Flecher avoided disclosing details about the British successor issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placher
Wossela
Teller
Manon Ald Allen
Robinson
Sulzer
Clark
White House
Flecher
Oscar May Indicate King Might Abdicate After Pro British Push
London reports in the Daily Press that King Oscar's pro Britain stance has angered his cabinet and sparked rumors of abdication. The Stockholm correspondent notes embittered officials and a planned public birthday announcement for the crown prince on June 26.
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London
Stockholm
Daily Press
Osbar
Great Britain
Maxwell appointed Postmaster at Randolph Texas
Washington notes report W F Maxwell named Postmaster at Randolph in Fannin County Texas, succeeding W M Nortin. Lewis E Braunin of Chirro Texas admitted to practice before the interior department. Treasury issues bond note special for old 2 percent bonds totalling 25 040 000 with interest ceasing Sept 1. Cabinet discusses Boer envoys reception. expected to be presented to Secretary of State and treated with courtesy as private citizens in a diplomatic capacity.
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Washington
W. F Maxwell
Randolph
Fannin County
Texas
W. M. Nortian
Lewia E. Braunin
Cliro
Interior Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Trew
Avery
Gras
Sovereign Blames Miners for Idaho Explosions
James R. Sovereign told the Western Confederation of Miners convention that miners themselves instigated the blasts at Wardner Idaho. The Denver address framed the incident as a worker driven act amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Sovereign
Denver
James R. Sovereign
Western Confederation of Miners
Wardner
Idaho
Bee County tax appraisal and civic notices
Tax Assessor Paul Baxter nears completion of Bee County valuation studies for 1000 with amiable values projected near 4,400,000. Bee County census enumerators Martin McGuill Albert T. Wirt and Frank Miller are named. all are Democrats. Henry D. Demery of Merit Battery K First Arkansas was fatally shot by a fellow member. injuries described as serious. Brokers from Brasos bottom report road issues to the Brazos County court. Prohibition election ordered for Sith County in Troupe. bridge bonds proposed for Waco. Smallpox cases reported in Duffau. precautionary measures underway. Ned Kennard of Navasota dies after fainting at dinner, cause suspected convulsion.
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Beeville
Paul Baxter
Bee County
Martin McGuill
Albert T. Wirt
Frank Miller
San Antonio
Henry D. Demery
Firat Ar- Allory
Caldwell
James
Newsom
W. A. Bell
Roada
Waco
Iseng
Bragas
Duffau
Navasota
Ned Kennard
Anioraon
Unknown man hurt after hold up near Preston Street bridge
An injured man found unconscious near Preston Street bridge was taken to the station for aid. He suffered severe head wounds from a reported assault by an unknown assailant. doctors said the injuries are not expected to be dangerous.
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Preston Street
Moon
McCoy Defeats Australian Dan Creedon in Six
New York May Charles Kid McCoy easily defeated Australian Dan Creedon at Broadway Athletium tonight before a large crowd. Creedon offered little resistance and failed to land scoring blows. McCoy could have ended the bout sooner but chose not to, delivering a decisive sixth round finish.
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New York
Charles
Kid) McCoy
Dan Creddan
Broadway Athle Etia
McCoy
Creedon
Acttoy
Garvin Leads Navy to Shutout Over Giants in Chicago
Virgil Garvin of the Navy sets a dazzling strikeout display for Chicago against New York. The forward hurling ace shuts down the Giants, guiding Chicago to a 4-0 victory as Garvin dominates in the box with key double plays and tight defense.
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Garvin
Navysets
Chicago
Herald
Tomne
Panhandle
Commonwealth Rowic
Lone Star
Davellis
Utrikes
Virgil Garvin
Itisén
Navasota
New York
Fane
Orpheus Garvin
Dewey
Hanten
Chichago
Davis
Gleason
Davin
Ryan
Leman
Grady
Hite
Warner
Cartiee
van Haltren
Meier
Ft Wan Ovar
Chieiga
Carrick
Nichole
Ty Singien
Childs
Yun
Corbett considers Congress run from New Yorks Tenderloin
Janson J Corbett remains a serious candidate for Congress in the Twelfth district from the Tenderloin New York. He notes his Democrat allegiance and pledges to support the party if nominated. Corbett cites past mistakes but asserts a commitment to honesty and serving his district and state.
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Congress
Tenderloin
New York
Janson J. Corbett
Cougrean
Tle Mlereigt
Mint
Tammany Fisi
Corbett
McLany
Charcm
Racecard scramble at Lakeside track meet May rain
Weather cloudy at Lakeside as horses race six furlongs to a mile and a quarter. Debutants and seasoned runners contest events with numerous named horses, riders, and times noted, reflecting a busy program from May 16 with heavy track conditions.
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Chicago
Lakeside
Emma FR
Daisy
Orlan
Cerichaes
Mages
Battus
Light Ball
Thine
Tom
Myth
Prince Biares
Moron
Kid Hampton
Eiresell
Bronce Demon
Tyrba
Obsidian
Martha Fox
Te Carey
Wood Prince
la Princesses
Mus
Glenaine
Nalrete
Chicopee
Jerry Lee
Zacatosa
Sister Fox
Cora Havill Jr
Ollie J
Mina Patron
Satan
Sorry Rose
Gerry Hermiaon
Sad Sam
Cora Motee
Scorpolette
Kid Cox
Jingle
Fobors Waddell
Abe Furat
Braw
Eat
Orion
Liz
Brant Wiles
Interferer
the Regie
Rival Dare
Damoeles
Tenole
la Princesa
Cherry Bounce Il
Pepa Harry
Tinkler
Heroles
Mildred Ruling
Rornéy I
Annis Palmer
Dlomietwai
Milo
Boney Box
Tenpy
John Baker
Ned Pirate
Eva Rice
Knight Banneret
Hoods Brigade
Fullen
Giz Furlenga
Ailatto
O'Connell
Ed Gattlind I
Ben Ledl
Dr. Walmaeley
Prewtar
St. Cuthbert
Owensboro
Hub Prather
Schnell Laufer
Tommy Obrien
Talma
Thinhere
Aule
Sellinge
Walkenslaw
Aboy
Rav H
Donation
Vincenuis
Tile W
Vier Pavor
Leanele
Roanvannah
Myosotis
Evelyn
Weather Outlook for May Weekend Across States
Weather information notes fair conditions across Washington and eastern Texas for Saturday and Sunday with fresh west to north winds. Oklahoma and Indian Territory expect cloudy periods with northerly to northwesterly winds and mild temperatures.
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Warhington
National League May 8 81 Baseball Summary
Mixed game notes report several NL games on May 8 with Hawley’s pitching battered and multiple hits including triples and doubles by Bernhard and teammates. Pittsburg details include Bernhard, McParland, and Lattimer scoring runs. Chicago and Boston rain delays. American League contests list Detroit rout of Minneapolis and Cleveland versus Kansas City with rain in several games.
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United States Weather Bureau
Ataop
Meridia
St. Louis
Hawes
Etree Ff
Olidago
Texas
Ras Civstuweveay
Calverton
Texan
Cerret Minciunati
Amcromile
France
New Yorktore
Tennesee
New Orleans
la SebEseany
Platte
Nebeeeeaenes
Indiananotis Deena Piszed
Ohlahoma
Omaha
Neb
Ieeweewan Sane
Cleveland
Paleatine
Chicago
St. Is
ToTheehee
Minneapolis
Paul
Minn
Oeedewa
Wiekebure
Mina Osneaee Ane
Kanean Oy Oo
Tire
Jtata
Galveston
Beeville SF
Brenham
Columbus
Corpus Christi
Houston
Hurtsville
Kerrville Sahwaw
Longview
Palestine
Ban Antonio
Marcos
Sherman
Weatherford
Atianuta
Pittsburg
Bernhard
Aingles
Pittabure
Chevbrough
Lattimer
McParland
Detroit
Kansas City
Buffalo
Tndisnapolis
Milwaukee
Mound City Stake Highlights Day at Fair Grounds
At St Louis Fair Grounds on May 15 the Mound City stake topped the program with Loving Cup winning handily over Green Dixon and others in a feature race. The meet included a mile event and various sprint heats, with performances by Contie Aan, Sculptrens, and notable horses like Celtic Bard and Abusive among the競.
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St. Louis
St. Louia
Fair Grounds
Mound City
Ganna Furlon
Dixon
Milwaa
Tuvioope
Dave Ae Solan Tong
Brick foundation begun for new building in Richmond
Richmond Texas May 18 work has begun on the foundation for a large new brick building for Mrs Parcelie Bay. The project advances the town's development as construction starts on a prominent local property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Texas
Health claims and letters on a great medicine
The text discusses supposed health benefits for women, claiming freshness and roundness of form as signs of health. It mentions safety for men and various natural remedies, labeling the medicine as a safeguard for a woman’s health and noting letters were published and printed in the paper.
Piles Cured Without the K Discoveries Offer No Cure No Pay
A Paris Medicine Company claim promotes PAZO CINTMES as a guaranteed pile remedy. It promises cure in four days, relieves itching instantly, and follows a no cure no pay plan. Sold for 69 cents, with mail order if unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pazo Cintmes
Paria Medicine
St. Louis, Mo
Why He Cures by Newton Hathaway and J Newton Hathaway
A fragmented 19th century medical pitch from Dr. Newton Hathaway and Dr. Hathaway claiming to treat chronic diseases by addressing disease in one part of the body to prevent spread, noting exclusive methods, study, and confidence in cures. It asserts experience and learning from medical college education and promises repair of ailments through specialized care at S09 B. Aleame Texas.
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J. Newton Hathaway
M. Dewhan
TF College
Henen
Iallis
Rae
J. Newton
Dr. Hathawsy
B. Aleame
Texas
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