Mule Ruins a Church in Camden Camp Meeting
An agitated incident near Camden, New Jersey disrupts a planned Negro camp meeting when a mule wrecked an old barn used for the event. Rev George Washington and his followers faced seating and pulpit hurdles as campaign posters and printed notices held promise of a larger gathering, but the horse caused damage and prompted a postponement.
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Camden
N. J
George Washington
North Cramer All
Ana
Washington
Mystery of Easter Island Reveals Aguassiz Report Details
Washington May 3 Prof Alexander Agassiz of Harvard reports final Easter Island findings from a South Pacific voyage aboard the Albatross. The isolated isle, 2800 miles from the nearest land, hosts monolithic statues on shore platforms and a dwindling native population once with a written language.
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Washington, D. C
Alexander Agassiz
Harvard University
South Pacific
Easter Island
Aweat
Prof
Agassiz
Waymaster
Wm. J. Thomson
United States Navy
Rhorey
Everson
Tata
Open Shop Debate in Topeka Printing Plant Plans
Special to the Sun reports Thomas A McBeal in Topeka discusses state printing plant contracts. He questions state authority to bind with a union and argues private firms should pay union wages. He contends the plant should employ union printers at least to union scale, while noting opposition from private interests and possible religious orders.
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THE
SUN
Topeka
Nab
Thomas A. McBeal
Wwintersewet
Ochu
Inomake
Ite Ahonia
de Werth
Union Printera Ast
Option Secured for Trade Hall Plot Across City Corner
The pitting committee of the inevin sapalla Board of Trade obtains an option on a plot at the corner of Chie and Mertutianate for a new Trade Hall. The plan shows a 13 foot aquarium and wine by a nutrition commune, with a building committee drafting tuition and loan terms. If the option fails, a nine centering structure may shift to another site with a 15 year buyer privilege.
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Inevinsapalla Board of ‘Trade
Greta
Nonin Font
Chie and
Mertutianate
Hunhog
Keeuring
Huey
Rove
Cow Returns After Year Abroad Near Parley Farm
A cow that strayed from Mathew Parley’s barn has reappeared after about a year. Parley notified the police and a search was conducted but the animal was missing for a time before returning to its owner.
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West New York
N.d
Mathew Parley
Farley
Jwan
Haddi
Farley Finds Cow Missing After Street Sighting
A fragmentary report describes a man driving cows along Hergeniine avenue near Farley’s house. A cow wandered toward a yard and barn, prompting an attempted intervention by the men. Farley later discovered his cow was in the barn and appeared to be making herself at home.
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Hergeniine Ave
Farley
Remarkable Serve Earned by Mina Baker at Wesleyan Senior
Delaware May 3. A reputation for remarkable serve has been won by Mina Bernice Baker of Bryan for her Wesleyan senior. Miss Baker presided over a notable performance as she led her team or event, marking a standout moment in the paper's sports brief.
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Delaware
Mina Bernice Baker
Bryan
Wesleyan
Miss Baker
Noted Mouse Interrupts Lecture Moment on Platform
During an oration a mouse appeared on the platform causing Mina Barker to react in consternation. She grabbed her dress to restrain the creature for about a minute before dislodging it and restoring order.
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Arder
Toom
Mina Barker
Gerram
Rause
Clerk sues dealer for damages over slander
Arthur Pearce, a clerk, sues Louls G. Deschier, a cigar and tobacco dealer, for 310000 damages alleging slander. Deschier faces accusations of embezzlement and theft claims, while Nadim faced charges of theft and misappropriation but was not prosecuted.
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Arthur
Pearce
Louls G. Desehier
Deschier
Nadim
Proclamation of Freedom amid Union Turmoil
A strongly worded attack on labor unions portrays them as a menace to everyday Americans. It claims unions disrupt commerce, raise prices, and threaten public safety through strikes, violence, and coercive rules. The piece urges citizens to oppose union power, form local associations, and boycott union products to restore liberty and economic stability.
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Devplsa
Emi
Wonton Boas
Ane
Huemers
Huntreda
Ratilione
Peiniere
Imipcaper
Brent Corporation
United States
Enon
Steel Trust
Smanipulators
Uniona
North Pale
Aumself
Ogase
Texard
Dy Notre Durest Ouilon
Pan
Hiyers
Ender
Onientum
Gillis Ribor
Bardlca
Fremtom
Humnietta
Chasse
Bayer
New Eneland
Mtuman
Taberty
G.W
Refused Call Against Unions Sparks Public Outcry
Letters from G W Power denounce union drive and labor activism as treachery to workers. He cites government overreach, warns of economic ruin, and urges Americans to resist organizing efforts amid claims of foreign influence and perceived oppression.
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