Woodmen in a Fight Ended in Fatal Injury at Fulton
Riot erupts when Rock Island men attempt to seize Modern Woodmen of America headquarters books in Fulton. Ed Bare is fatally hurt, others injured as townsfolk from Fulton Clin ton and Lyons defend the papers. An injunction dissolving order restrictions is renewed and a force from Rock Island is repelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barth
Rock Island
Modern Woodmen of America
Fulton
Ed. Bare
Will Bennet
Marsial
James Carrier
BP. d. Gasey
W. Flanagan
Chris Miller
L. D. Plank
J. Slongerg
Gess
Woodmen of America
Fulton, Ti
Traineas
Tock Esland
Darlington Road
Woodman
Clinton
Lyons
Mississippi
Women Aid the Strikers in Pennsylvania Coal War
Women of Turtle Creek valley join the coal miners in a strike support effort. They note injunctions mainly bar men from property while women can assist at the camps and urge peaceful action. District President Dolan plans court tests over individual contracts, seeking wage payments due for the first two weeks of July amid mass meetings and orderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turtle Greek Valley
Pennsylvania
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Sandy Creek
New York and Cleveland Gas Goal Company
United Mine Workers
New York and Cleveland Company
Dolan
History of Trouble Faction Battles Home Office Split
A fragmented history details internal strife within the Modern Women of America led by J. C Rat and Pultan. Conflicts over headquarters, records, and control spurred clashes in Omaha and Illinois with clashes involving the Milwaukee convention. The factional leaders faced suppression and expulsion as power shifted amid legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arann J. Gowt
America
J. C Rat
Omaha
Tingis
Hlinolis
Pultan
Rook
Unime Iy Ass
Tak Hengie Af Eyjian
Raat
Pravoekerd
Qin Haye
Ansious
Conris
Thaaf
Tie
Kee
Ender
Diyas
Sal Wis
Milwaukee
Hack
Unclear OCR Narrative of Early 20th Century Incidents
Fragmented report describes a series of violent events and public notices across multiple places. References include shootings in Osage and Sedalia regions, a hanging in Louisiana, and police actions in Joplin and New York. The text is garbled with many unreadable names and dates.
Austrian Prince to Wed Mrs Langtry
Prince Esterhazy de Galantha, prominent in Austria and known at court, is announced to lead Mrs Langtry to the altar soon, described as a noted European figure though not widely known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tersey Lily
Esterbany de Galantha
Mrs. Langtry
Europe
Alhough
Austria
Favorilly
Eourt
Ohio Populist ticket nominates Carey for governor
The Ohio Populists named a ticket at Coffins led by Jacob S. Coxey with Carey for governor and Whitcomb Eqqireme as judge. The convention, marked by disputes over funding and alleged corruption, ended amid a rousing ratification speech and calls to investigate railroad expense use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindle
Carey
Wlaeoh Carey
Morvia Whitcomb
Posproz
AL Reider State ‘Preasurer
M. Morvia
Ohio
Cofiins
Tanna
John R. McLean
Jacob 5. Coxey
Del
Coxer
Roaming Author Rowen Tape Plans American Readings
A fragmentary notice mentions Rowen Anthony Tape a novelist traveling to America for a series of readings with references to Fenimore and Tome at ratown N and a plan to turn a locale into a park. The piece also lists family and society names with unclear connections to events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Tape
America
Fenimoreangers
Ratown
Marion Crewford
Buite
Shernng
J. Nar Harbin
Ploavst
Thougla
Various global notes on weather, people, and places
A miscellany of items includes odd facts on Paris transit plans, England postcard tonnage, Scotland meat consumption, Sydney’s grand town hall, and literature sales in London. It reports on Constantinople literacy, Rome’s Coliseum, and Turkish-European cultural exchanges, with global notes on finance, real estate, and population trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
England
Sydney
Australia
Sir Walkter Scot
London
Boston
Miramichi
Canada
Yale
Constantinople
Rome
Vespasian
Que Wowan
Maine
Tiffin
Oula
Calais
Lowell
Menaxeris
Gien Forest
Sil
Asecie
Farishia
Recintrar
Paris
Ah Geenrdiou
Wisner
Turin
Italy
Oddities, Elevators, and Pneumatic Mail Woes Across Town
A miscellany of curiosities and incidents from the era. A boastful general and a crafty painter discuss deception and varnish in a porch scene. A traveling circus in Clitheroe offers a ugliest mug prize. Ecclesiastical vestment debates amuse Troy Times. A Chief Justice episode over a sapling wheel ends in a dollar learning moment. Death of Fatwin Giddings reflects Capitol press life amid elevator chatter and pneumatic mail tube repairs using a shot echo method to locate a blockage between Sixth and Seventh streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clitheroe
London Daily Telegraph
General Council
The
Reformed Episcopal Church
Stevens
Campbell
J. Meat
Troy Times
Tustier
Johan Marshall
Arthur Falkenan
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Bell Bird at Philadelphia Zoo Stuns with Loud Calls
The unusual wild bell bird, recently housed at the Philadelphia zoo from Beas It appears fat and pudgy with a marked plumage and a strong, ringing voice. It tears through casings easily, consuming nuts in a single day, and only calms after keeper offers more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Beas
Otl
Pinsburg
Unclear OCR Note Hinting Postal Tube Incident
Fragmentary text mentions shooting mail through an underground pneumatic tube between a pass office and a virus. details are garbled with references to Connie and unclear terms. No coherent event or entities are extractable for a fuller summary.
Weighty Brides and Fatness Customs Across Moroccos and Bar
The article describes fattening practices for brides in Moroccos and Tunis, where elder villagers pursue large brides for marriage markets. It notes Scots and Turks favor moon faced wives and weight over accomplishments, detailing a girl’s years of forced feeding from age twelve with coercive methods to prevent refusal. It also mentions Brazil equating corpulence with female beauty and praising growing girth as a compliment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moroccos
Tunis
Bert “Papa Starda
Brasil
Cincinnati Aquirer
Lovers on Washington Street After Theatre Glow
A gray haired couple walk arm in arm after a theater crowd on Washington street. Onlookers laugh at their old fashioned scene as one notes that “the girls don’t act that way with us nowadays.” The moment ends with a rueful exchange about memory and manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Forest of Arden
Billy
Reba
Adder
Tee
The Witness Soliloquy in Napal Courtroom
An odd court scene includes Attorney Garrett New Evernesy questioning a witness about a murder trial. The witness, a near-relative, describes approaching the victim and identifying the body with a solemn speech, naming roles like school minister and justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napal
Garrett New Evernesy
Wilson
Lskel
Lyhep
Not Prepared Insulting Photographer Quote From Cleveland
A garbled quote recalls a young photographer insulting someone and discussing attire and equipment. The fragment mentions larynx and borrowing a larger camera in a street scene, attributed to a Cleveland source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
Cleveland Piaindonie
Irreconcilable Quip Sparks Domestic Banter
A fragment quoted exchange shows a husband fascinated by a neighbor, while a partner reassures with a witty line about gardens and chickens. The terse dialogue reflects social tensions and playful banter in a domestic gossip snippet.
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Failen
Ficht Ersucs
Greslurm
Hook Island
Bprties
Dghuse
Thie Modern Wondgien
Hugincer Mitchell
Chicago
Palten
Mebtheran
Minster
Chanceory
Toul Vna
St. Tasseph Kelly
Vulins
Gile
Jiln Gordon
Brunswick
Absalin
Gua Bature
Louisiane
Michael Devine
Alexander Gowry
Coben
Oskaloosa
Tiewine
Wis Iso
Devine
Gowry
Hissue
Tye
Desorts
Joplin
Mmo
Marshal Morgan Py
Flo
Sanday
Tr Daypan
Byin
Sian
Sen
Fults
Sedalia
TRIE
Ertennazy
Ala Nuita
Rtrr
Elie Warriggs
Continental Journaln
Daveres
Ohio Populist Ticket
Rowen
Lew Wathier
Purple
Covington
Alddes
George Frisbee
Massachusetts
Senor Tulina
Trurrows
Michigan
Washington
Misa Tlelen
Ine
Brooklyn
Bridgeport, Conn
Blois
Giriths
Stephen Mayberry
Af Wietiam
Alaine
Stayberry
Potsdam
Royal Tinaane Society i Landen
Uiree Wenn
Vilna
Trussia
Beresina
Napoleon I
Berlin
Vienna
Youngermperor
Fie
United States
New York
Faris
New Yorke
New Yor
Gieage
Londen Eet
OOG F
Uhlemgg
Harlin
Pederabure
Alok Kool Hin
Canton
Ching
Iena
Pekin
Jronklyn
Consiautinople
Calcutta
Moscow
Shaw
Dixon
Shay
San Francisco
L Geig
Suisun
Toutad
Ison Teast
San Tb
Camissine
Spain
Frenter
Lieir Relis
Thomas
Beye
Fatwin Giddings
Ol Moan
House
de Worning
Thare
Soya
Corfu
Congresa
Gretel
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