Crowds Break Up as Cars Run Unmolested in St Louis Strike
The St Louis Transit Company ran five routes with no line throwing or shootings yesterday. Police kept order as crowds jeered and watched car crews in brief clashes but no serious violence occurred. Officials cited worker shortages and ongoing negotiations as unions and managers clash over staffing.
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Strike 1 Orr Brotherhood of Carpenters Faces Rift
May 24 report declares off three week old conflict between United Motherhood of Carpenters and Joiners and Allied Building Trades League. Dispute centered on union affiliation with the eight hour day and wage terms, with non union carpenters split from the League. Arbitration by United Labor League led to Allied Building Trades to let Carpenters work out their own situation. Employers largely signed no broad demands.
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Motherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Allied Building Trades League
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Imdes
Street Car Strike Arouses Berlin Riots Amid Protests
In Berlin on May 20 crowds clashed with police during a tram strike. Police fired blank cartridges as rioters tossed stones. By evening the trams resumed after workers were ordered to return, with demands for shorter workdays and higher pay.
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Italians Refuse Work in Mexico Faces Deportation
The Bog Teallans from Italy to work on the Veracruz and Paulista railroad refuse to work after arrival in Vera Crim Mexico. They are fed by the government while awaiting deportation to Italy. A second wave of about 600 Italians is expected as more details emerge from official sources.
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Une Platt's Chlorides Delight Fans at Local Fair
At the county fair Une Platt showcases chlorides drawing crowds. Attorneys and chemists attend a demonstration of the safe handling and potential medicinal uses. Vendors report steady interest in new formulations.
Peace overtures amid Kroger reports and global unrest
Kroger reports overtures for peace as Mafeking rally joy returns amid battles and casualties. Commandant Tenet offers surrender. brigand attacks Kansas hotel and vault robbery occur. Plague in San Prandeo unchanged. Devton enforces Sunday law. primaries set for Love-Finiy and Storey-Qurtias. Rebels slain in Colombia. Armenia concerns. Washington reception planned. Confederate soldiers to receive honors. bishops confirm many appointments.
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Plague Situation Updates Across Cities Reported
Reports from San Francisco Texas New York and Chicago describe no new bubonic plague cases and ongoing inoculations. Officials note quarantines at city exits and cross state telegrams confirm limited spread while unusual vaccine and contraband rumors circulate.
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Board of Health
Colombian Revolt Claims Large Rebel Casualties
Reports from Colombia relayed via royal mail steamer Trett describe heavy fighting near Patania and Carthager with substantial rebel losses. Government forces reportedly repelled attacks, while several engagements occurred around May 15 and May 38 as truce talks paused and currency devalues.
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Jamaica
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Colombia
Royal Mail
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Caurthagon
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Clothator
Typo-riddled fragment hints at Waldeck-Rousseau affair
The clairt publishes a facsimile attempting to prove a contention that the Waldeck-Rousseau malintention reopened the Dyeffusa case. A document in German claims the writer was approached by a well known political agent to omit from the trial evidence.
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Gmvernment
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Nenses
Passion Play Presented in Oberammergau May 2
The Passion Play in Oberammergau drew a larger crowd with many Americans attending. Anton Lang, the renowned Christian figure in this year’s performance, appeared in the role with devout reverence and notable beauty. He participated in early morning prayers before the show.
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Solar eclipse preparations span several states in the path
Elaborate preparations are underway in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina to witness the total solar eclipse on Monday May 3 in Atlasta Georgia and other locations along the arc of totality.
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Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carglion
Macon Agricultural plan ruined by fire in Georgia town
Reports from Macon Georgia say the plan of the Macon Agricultural Company was destroyed by fire causing losses of about $60,000. The mishap is noted among several short items from across the country.
TEXAS TOWNS REPORT MIXED LOCAL ITEMS
Short local notes from Carmine Comanche Palesting Martin Basrop and Bastrop describe events from forgery pursuit to postal rural delivery and a social in Bastrop. Mentions include Jim Hughes near Kaupman and a windmill incident on Mec Catcheen's ranch with a broken pipe and burned engine.
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United States
Postoftes Lnapeotor
Bokie
Manlin
Vauety
Frank Toyles
Worao
Kaupman
Jim Hughes
Kaufinac
Mec-Catcheen
F. B. Sawyer
Convention Hall Contracts Awarded in Kansas City
Crews of mechanics labored all day at the convention hall as awards were given for the fourth level of the roof and the project moved toward completion. Contractors supervised excavation, concrete, and masonry work under direction of the hall directors.
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Kansas City
Rhof
Whit
Hal
Memphin Club Defeats Opponents Twice Today
A Memphin club triumphed over two foes in a single day, winning 40 to 6 in the first match and then clinching another victory in the second contest. The reports list Memphin as the dominant team in Evanaville.
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Memphis
Tos
May
Evanaville
Memphin Club
Weres
Casto Fata Bears The Kind You Fine Aways
A fragmentary OCR style line hints at a feature titled Casto Fata with a note about fines and long odds. The readable words offer limited context on people places or events.
Bold hotel robbery nets diamonds money and checks
A lone robber, described as a six foot, well dressed man, robbed the Coates House hotel in Kansas City at 11:30 pm. He forced the night clerk and another employee at gunpoint, escaping with about 250 in cash, diamonds valued around 120, and checks totaling 100, while police began investigations near the downtown hotel.
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Coates Hovel
Kansas City
James Sullivan
Fred W. Fleming
Missouri National Guard
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Indiana supports Fairbanks for president at national convention
Indiana Republicans meet to discuss nominating Senator Fairbanks for president with a likely bid at the national convention in Philadelphia. State leaders, including Congressman Landis, signal growing sentiment that Fairbanks will secure the nomination unless an unexpected event changes the course.
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Hawaiian leaders seek stance amid party pressures
In Honolulu on May 12, leaders discussed future political alignments noting no clear allegiance to either major party. Some favored the Hawaiian alliance with whites and Portuguese as acceptable allies, while a native independent faction could muster about 16,000 votes, potentially shifting margins for Republicans and Democrats.
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Woterman Independent Party
Gold Democrats Discuss Feasibility of Fielding a Ticket
City and state leaders of the Gold Democrats plan a conference in Tadlapapolis on May 20 to decide whether to back a national ticket after the June Democratic convention. The meeting aims to represent every district, with parking and state chairs coordinating. If Bryan is nominated and favored, they will rally to support a national ticket.
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Cuban postal frauds shock Havana investigation pauses
In Havana today the postal fraud investigation shows no relaxation after a long probe that has often stretched into midnight. Officials and suspects accept a rest is needed as the inquiry continues amid tension with reformists and unionists.
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Revival at San Marcon San Marcos and Presbyterian Welcome
A report of revival meetings led by Rev. M. Gardner at San Marcos First Methodist Church with support from Rev. J. T. Morris and Rev. W. H. Biggs, plus notes on a San Antonio Stad Christian church series led by Hitler Morenas and Miss Morgans. In St Louis the Presbyterian general assembly hosts a “children's welcome” with delegates, visitors, and a choral program by city musicians.
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Commission in Atlanta Presby church meetings widen reach
In Atlanta on May 20 the commission of the Southern Presbyterian church held services across denominations in Atlanta and nearby towns. Special music framed each service while commissioners attended. Proceedings resume tomorrow at 9 o clock with plans to extend the mission about another week.
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Revival services at Wesley Church yield conversions
In Greenville Tex May 19 two Wesley church services held yesterday were revival in character. Morning and afternoon meetings saw several conversions and reclamations and a strong sense of religious enjoyment. Evening crowd large and revival influence evident in convictions and conversions.
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Texan
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Petitonis
Evansgatis t Abe Mulkey Opens Meetings in McKinney
Evansgatis Abe Mulkey began a series of meetings in McKinney Texas under a large font canvas tabernacle. A chair of 100 voices leads singing with instrumental accompaniment. Two services daily at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. are held.
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Local Church Work Delayed by Night Rain
In Hearne the Presbyterian church construction halted by heavy rainfall from last night. In Palestine the YMCA congress, begun weeks ago, has grown with new members and remains active attracting interest.
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Love and Lead Ends in Killing Near Cor le Gk
A report states William Rajnes and Freeya were killed near Cor le, Gk, by Mr. Gleaton who sought to marry Miss Raines. Gleaton shot the girl's father, then the brother, and exchanged fire with a neighbor before fleeing. The Rainey and Gleaton families are involved. one friend is mortally wounded and another in critical condition.
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Week in Congress Signals Shifting Clark Debate
Washington May 20 Senator Chandler plans to seek a Monday Senate vote on the Clark of Montana credentials, but the matter may be postponed. If Clark changes stance, Chandler may push to refer and spark a debate. post office funds and Philippine questions dominate the coming week with several conference reports and appropriations expected before adjournment around June lith.
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House White House Ends Here After Noon Session
Washington May 20 The House will use stopgap measures to stall new legislation for the rest of the session. Conference reports and other matters will pass with leaders’ approval. District of Columbia day looms tomorrow and anti trust and military committee bills may be acted on this week.
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Germany to raise tariffs on U S goods under new German plan
Washington reports consul general in Berlin cites Commercial Relations volume showing Germany plans substantial tariff increases on United States imports. German press irritation and accusations of under valuation persist as Germany seeks greater share of global trade, especially with China, amid rising U S tariff advantages.
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Plucky Woman Shoots Two Men After Assault At Lunch Stand
Memphis Tennessee May 2 A woman identified as Mrs MecKenny shot two men during a confrontation at a lunch house after they assaulted her escort Whiting and Brogan and Gols mio were involved in the trouble. Whiting died from a gunshot wound another man was injured but not fatally and the woman was detained for medical attention.
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Delegates Arrive in New Orleans for National Convention
National Travelers' Protective Association delegates begin arriving in New Orleans with attendees from Tennessee, Kentucky, and other states. Illness affects workers and steamship excursions are planned as the event opens with a parade and inaugural features.
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Gonzales County Confederate Sponsors Named for Reunion
Honmatoea County sponsor Gonzales Texas May 14 managers of the Confederate reunion to be held at Lousyilig May 30 select their sponsor and maids of honor Miss Fran tes Harwood, sponsor, Miss Biddle Quall Miss Neddy neley Miss Matrie Puge and Miss Alma Kokernol named as maids of honor.
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Escape recalls historic train robberies in Texas case
In Fort Worth Texas May 10 the recent escape of Frank Fousett recalls a prior dramatic pursuit by Nap Pehed years ago involving the notorious Rube Burrows. Burrows terrorised the region and was never captured, becoming a celebrated figure in train robbery lore. Judge Camminge presided as county judge at the time.
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Trial verdict trails under foggy headline
An at fault trial concluded with a verdict after a long jury deliberation. The defendant Harrowe was found liable and later died in Alabama amid unclear circumstances.
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Americans Again Fortieth Volunteers Win In Mindanao
American forces in Mindanao routed local defenders, with Fortieth volunteers taking part. The engagement left two soldiers dead and several wounded. The report notes the action occurred in a northern Mindanao area and mentions Acquasan.
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Richmond Blues Murder Case Sparks City Turmoil
A muddled report from Rivkmond Virginia describes a murder investigation tied to a Richmond Blues victim. The piece mentions arrests, deputies, and a Jackson-like atmosphere with tense anticipation and conflicting details about who is charged and where the tragedy occurred near Robert 18 Willam 6 Mooracas.
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King Dies at Home in Alvin After Short Illness
Local obituary reports Alvin resident King, aged about 60, died at his home near 9 o clock last night after a brief illness. He moved to Alvin from Plant, Texas two years ago with his family, and leaves a daughter and other relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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Colonel Sayers Honored in Gonzales Texas Celebration
In Gonzales Texas Colonel Sayers receives congratulations from many friends after being noted by the state general for appointing an aide de camp on Glover staff with the rank of lieutenant. The event marks a notable local accolade.
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Enumerators Arrive in Corpus Christ City and County
Enumerators in Corpus Christi city and county arrive, with I Brookshire and Louis Bas leading the team, as of last night. The procession marks the start of the district enumeration effort supervised by Luby.
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