Feral Riots in St Louis During Strike Violence
A May 21 riot in St Louis left one boy dead and several injured as crowds attacked streetcars. An 18 year old named Mika was shot near Farley and Motorman Wader was arrested. Conductor Farley and Motorman Mullin were among those attacked as women and other locals joined the mob. Police fought the crowd, making multiple arrests, while a meeting of labor leaders discussed a sympathy strike with limited progress.
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We Mika
Streat
Farley
Joseph Wader
J. Mullen
Herbert
Wer Avenue
Vg Line
Hoor
Ngwitow
Chi
Gro'elueck Eliter
Thirteenth
Sheing
Bod
Dantaln Joyce
Jorman Mullin
Charles W. He
Wateho
Stone
Eleventh Street
Para Avenue
Park Avesne
Owen Farley
Zika
At & Tian
Twelfth Street
Chateau Avenue
Tower Grove
Hageman
Fian
Flanigan
al Brooks
Cdr
Finan
Pele
Flanagan
Lise
Brooks
Mile Rock
Ark
Hoxie
John Blouse
Robert L. Stock
Western Tree Timber Company
St. Louis
Maynard
Missouri
Reunion in Louisville Honors Jefferson Davis at Confederate Gathering
In Louisville Kentucky on May 21 Confederate veterans plan a June 3 reunion to mark the ninety second birthday of Jefferson Davis. Memorial exercises will be at the Col I building with addresses by Rev Dr William J Hof Virginis and Bishop Capers. John B Gordon and generals Wheeler Autipton Buckner will speak as other leaders attend. Hindman is nominated for United Confederate Veterans commander in chief amid local party efforts and entertainment plans.
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Foulaville
United States
Sustley
Bir
Jefferson
Veteras
Joseph Wheeler
Wade Autipton
Simon Bolivar Buckner
John A. Broadus
Hiniman
United Mel Veterans
Kentucky
Or- Heaton
Hindman
Sons of Veterans
Pethucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Subville
T. 0. Minan
Tate
Courtroom Shooting Shocks Waco Judge Injures No One
In Waco Texas May 21 a shooting in the fifty fourth district courtroom startled 200 spectators after Judge W H Lessing fired at W J Dougherty in a dispute tied to a divorce suit. Dougherty fled to Travis county as Mrs Dougherty a noted woman and author related the case. The incident echoes a previous court room shooting when Jenkings was wounded. Lowying received a $1000 bond.
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Waco
Texas
Fifty-Fourth District
Scott
W. H. Lesding
W. J. Dougherty
Manor
Travis County
Texwa
Lougherty
Edira Mitda Lessing
Dougherty
Bran Ott
Mr. Dougherty
Oelock
Jenking
Murdas
Jenkime
Lowwing
Races at Newport Draw Largest Crowd for Queen City Jockey Club
Cincinnati May 21 The apron racing card at Newport drew the largest crowd in local history. Six furlongs featured Syncopated fandy and Droughe. time 1:05. Five furlongs listed Strath Light and Aurea. Mile event included Juanello and Tragedy with time around 1:37. Mile and a furlong saw Virete O and Fannie Taylor among entries.
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Tesulin
Newport
Cincinnati
Sonaton
Newport Tolly
Hinwry
Queen City Jockey Club
Georgia
Terhart
Foneda
Gay Binador
Strath Light
Aurea
Zomne
Juanello
Bithelin
Tragedy
Cianerenes Bean
Flore Queen
Virete O
Fannie Taylor
George B
Cox
Racing Notes From Morris Park May Day Meet
At Morris Park New York May 2 four favorites won across six furlong and longer races. Entries include Firearm Lady Lindsey and The Chamberlain with times noted for six and a half and seven furlongs. Selections and results summarize a brisk day of racing with multiple names and actions.
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Morris Park
New York
Firearm
Lady Lindsey
Thue Iit
Tonloum
Quizz
Godness of Night
Taka
Favius
the Chamberlain
Soles
Sevan F Urlonge
Magnificent
Asquith
Ile
Welling
Haro
Erie Kringle
Peviie
Farbone
Role of the Garter
Eis
Thoroughbred racing notes from St Louis events and Mile races
A denseOCR list details multiple horse names, owners, and times from St Louis track events. It catalogs entries like Five furlongs maiden, Mile and sixteenth, Water Front, Empress of Beatty, and other horses with handlers and time hints, across a May meeting with numerous stakes and handicaps.
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Elele Skip
Judge Caldoel
Belipae
Dyenrelie
Malden
Ballyhoo Mes
Pritve Charivs
King Popper
Lembkbit
Bedeck
Coumteon
Popper
Beau Gallant
Water Fiont
Gladeston
Gardner
Lord Kokler
Empress of Beatty
Moray
Meaximua
Prince Charles Hallyhoo Boy
Ivi
Contestot
Gontaton
Lindemere
Pont Hoste
George Herne
Fonigre
Zalare
Carbunkie
Bon Konkoma
Queen of Song
Brink
Laiteon
Lady l Andsey
Headford
Danforth
St. Louis
May
Jake Weber
Dr. Cava
Harry Yocum
Jim Conway
Rush Helds
Cathedral
Helf Furrouge
Harrie Floyd
Mascotta
Annie Oldfield
Sam Pullip
Algol
Lord Neville
Veruly
Tulle Ponto
Hussell K
Skillian
Bey
Lakeside Results at May 2 Meet Include Multiple Furlong Winners
Runners across four furlongs to six and a half furlongs posted times with Coraline and Bright Night among entries. Notable performers include Janowomi, Tonty Belle, Cinara, and Mile-Jim MrCleevy in varied events at Lakeside Chicago.
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Lakeside
Chicago
Janowomi
Tonty Belle
Cinara
Jim MrCleevy
Major Mansi
Ross Yannah
Tima Biddi
Sir Furlonge
Emoa
Golden Hattie
Battin
Wood Trice D
Biue Uink
Mixed baseball and shooting notes from early May sport row
The report describes a baseball game with Doheny Bowerman and Potts for Chicago and Philadelphia, plus St Louis and New Ulm shooting events. It mentions limited scoring, several players, and local shooters in New Ulm and Pisek with Pephavien leading the clay bird contest by breaking 40 of 50.
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New Ulm
Frotebure
Texas
Otto G. Pephavien
Oles
Pisek
Pephanken
Ahoot
Fire destroys residence in Palestine Texas
A early morning blaze on May 21 fully destroyed George Bulell’s residence on Comnage avenue in Palestine Texas. The home was insured for 600 dollars with The Royal and Whitley. furniture insurance totaled 256 dollars.
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Palestine
Texas
George Bulell
Comnage Avenue
Plujock
Royal
Ee Whitley
Planing mill destroyed by fire in Sherman
About 12 20 this afternoon the planing mill of Neely and Bibb on North East street was destroyed by fire. The blaze started from the furnace where shaving had been left in the engine room. Loss about 4000 dollars with no insurance. The house past the planing mill owned by J. P. Green and occupied by Ike Shasiey was badly damaged, Challey's loss to several hundred dollars, lightly insured.
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Sherman
Texas
Neely & Bibl
Noorh Eastreet
J. P. Green
Sy Ike Shasiey
Ghalley
US declines to intervene in Boer war request
Washington May 21 The state department declines to intervene on behalf of the Boer republics in the South African conflict. Delegates A Flacher C H Wessels and ALD W Wolmerias meet Secretary Hay. Hay explains neutrality policy and that the United States will not mediate under current terms. The president reaffirmed neutrality and offered no armed involvement, citing Hague Convention limits.
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Washington
State Department
Weehington
United States
Hay
Aminer
O'Bierne
Hole
Atule
Delegaen Askili
White House
C.H. Wessels
Ald. W. Wolmerias
South African
Great Britain
Africa
Pretoria
Thia
Tranavaal
London
Lord Salisbury
Artile
Milt
England
Hague
Pledigotomianea
United Inten
Stee
America
Staten Ofry
Nelther
Lord Mauncefote
Hoora
Hoe
General O'Driene
Britain's Resolve Cited as Only Course in South Africa
The Washington government insists there was no alternative for Britain amid the Boer peace efforts. The Times notes U S neutrality remains intact, while Boers’ last hope is broken by American stance and Senate rejection of mediation. Lord Salisbury’s policy bars outside interference.
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Leiden
Washington
Great Britain
America
United States
Tinws
South Africa
Oer
United States Senate
Hay
Lord Sallebby
Insurrection Still Lively In Southern Luzon Provinces
Manila May 21 Ainsurgents hold several towns in Southern Luzon as American forces press to organize municipal governments amid clashes. Major Wise with two companies aids a key town near Sorengon surrounded by forces. exchanges of fire persist with multiple regiments needed. Major Brett dispatches further troops as plague claims a government toutmaster and seven laborers die at Quibo Market.
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Maunila
Enerad Tames
M. Hell
Attenua
Fyip
Sorengon
General Bell
Mindanen
Cottobatta
Brot
Fred Pon
Mador Brett
Argor Hity
Quibo Market
Fortieth Infantry Losses Reported in May Battle
General MacArthur dispatch from Manila details an engagement on May 1 near Agusan and Cagayan, Philippines. The Fortieth United States Volunteer Infantry reports 2 killed and 3 wounded among American troops, with Corporal James O Nell and John W Shaw among the dead and several others injured in the action.
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Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Manila
Jone Ju
Los Wan
Edward A. Godwin
Fortieth
United States Volunteer Infantry
Agusan
Caganjan
Maniendo
James O*nell
John W. Shaw
Jack Conk
Jodda
Mack D. Fitch
Diplomatic note urges suppression of Boxer movement in Pekin
The Pekin corre spondent to the Times reports the diplomatic body sent a joint note to the Young Yamen demanding suppression of the Boxers and anti foreign propaganda. The note warns that if the movement is unchecked foreign powers may again station military guards in Pekin.
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Ching
London
Pekin
The
Times
New Industrial Ventures Listed by Tradesman Week
The Southern Process page reports multiple new enterprises across the South and nearby states. Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia, Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi, Virginia, South Carolina, Texas, and Ohio feature factories, mines, mills, and development firms including brick works, coal mines, cooperage, copper and mine operations, cotton mills, electric plants, machinery works, fertilizer and filler plants, flouring mills, hardware, harness, oil and related ventures.
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Induatrice
South
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jo Aot
Georgia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
West Virginia
Arkansas
Alabama
South Carolina
Virginia
Texas
Misalusippi
Florida
Louthians
Vis
Regional Industries Map Sketched Across Several States
The list notes multiple manufacturing and business sites including a $2,000,000 company in North Carolina, a paper mill in West Virginia, a starch and glue plant in Georgia, a stove factory in Lois Mann, a sugar mill in Texas, a telephone companion in Arian sup ani Kentucky, a water power company in North Carolina, and a yarn spinning mill in Georgia, illustrating dispersed industry activity.
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North Carolina
West Virginia
Georgia
South Carolina
Lois Mann
Texas
Arian Sup Ani
Kentucky
Bristow Succeeds Rathbone in Cuban Post Office Shakeup
Washington May 21 Senator Bacon moves to investigate Cuban postal fraud amid suspensions and a reshuffle in Cuba. Bristow takes control of the postal service as Rathbone is suspended and a broader probe extends through the heated term. The committee plans hearings at a neutral location while new appointments are made in Washington and Cyprus.
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Post
Washington
Bacon
Congress
Soumter Platt
Connecticut
Ranger Convicted For Fake Imprisonment In Fort Worth
Private Sexan of the Rangers was convicted and sentenced to thirty years in jail and a $60 fine for fake imprisonment. Judge Pardue ruled that a State Ranger may not arrest as a private citizen. The sheriff of Memphia threatens to jail Saxod. Governor Savery and John H. Reagan arrived with a special committee and were escorted by local soldiers.
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Private Sexan
The
Rangers
Pardue Chareed
Memphia
Agkad
Savery
John H. Reagan
Union Station
Worth
Dasgemous Counst and Strikers Clash Report
A government inquiry notes unrest linked to a labor dispute with Sterlin Strikers. Police actions amid tense crowds are described as insufficient, as demonstrators pressed for demand and maintenance of order faced dangerous conditions and disputed conduct.
Ten Years Pain Ends After Doctor’s Care
A teacher recounts decade of monthly agony with persistent side pain and a wrecked nervous system. After visiting multiple physicians and a specialist who claimed no medicine could help, she followed Mrs. ete pane’s guidance and reports relief, ending years of suffering.
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Ete Pane
Richkente
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