Machinists Seek Unity and Divine Service in Six Day Effort
In Washington the machinists plan a federation with molders blacksmiths and pattern makers after a bold six day campaign. Delegates attend a grand ball at Tomlinson hall while Dr Milburn prepares a sermon for the group at Second Presbyterian church. The next convention site is debated with Pittsburgh or Denver among options.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Milburn
Gitar Sostra
Denver
Wr Gale
Vathernoon & Joint Meeting
Moldars
Tomlinson Hall
O'Day
Sensational Testimony in Smith Case Connects Yancey Era
Reports from North Indianapolis describe coroner gathered testimony about Wirt Yancey and Mrs. Smith seen together on a city bound car five weeks prior. Samuel Biyers and William Myers testified about affairs and threats, with deceased hinting at separation before murder. Witness asserts belief Smith and his son were murdered, unsure who killed them.
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Wilam Myers
Smith
Indianapolis
Samuel Biyers
Wirt Yancey
Mrs. Smith
Yancey
William Myers
Moses Smith
Hood's Cures Proclaimed by Sarsaparilla Advertisers
Hood's Sarsaparilla claimed to cure and aid digestion based on numerous testimonials. The advertisement asserts reliable proof from thousands of people supporting Hood's cures and emphasizes digestive benefits.
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Hood
Angry Union Unnion Blamed in Tonawanda Assault
In Tonawanda New York a clash occurred Saturday between union lumber workers and non union men. Rudolph Luike, a non union worker, was knocked unconscious with a head wound. Sheriff Busign and 25 deputies rushed to Tonawanda Island as tensions rose and violence feared.
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TonawanoDa
Rudolph Luike
Busign
Lockport
Tonawands Island
Fairview Park Opens with Frequent Sunday Runs
Sunday opening at Fairview park with Union station departures on the N Illinois line every ten minutes starting at 7 am. College Ave line cars to the park run every 20 minutes after 9 am with extras on the Irvington line. Last car leaves the park at 3 pm.
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Fairview Park
Union Station
N. Alinois
College Ave
Irvington
Actress Denies Albany Rumor in Ohio Home Visit
Cora Van Tassel and her company, Amusummenes Grasn-Lillputtans Fank-Carne Louis Burrie Kely Vaudevilles, arrived in Cleveland. She denies a predatory rumor from Albany, recounts a pistol incident with Tom Mayo, and notes fights sparked by infatuation in Georgia. The Grand season ends soon as "The White Squadron" closes. Park Theatre to feature Anna Belmont in "A Kentucky Girl" with a sensational comedy.
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Grasn
Cora van Tassel
Cleveland
Albany
Tom Mayo
Georgia
The
Park Theater
Anna Belmont
Appointments announced by President in Sour Apple list
The president announced Saturday the appointment of Eleander McDonald of Virginia as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Persia, Wallace S. Jones of Florida as consul general at Nome, Stephen Bonsal of Maryland as secretary of the legation to China, and several consuls including Alfred D. Jones of North Carolina at Shanghai and Chas S. Lyon of New York at Zanzibar. Also named postmasters William C. Clark at Paducah KY and Frank C. Schailer at Shelby C. com Paris. Jes B. Eads presents credentials to Carnot with praise of friendly Franco American relations.
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Wastrxerox
Eleander McDonald
Virginia
United States
Persia
Wallace S.jones
Florida
Nome
Stephen Bonsal
Maryland
China
Alfred D. Jones
North Carolina
St Shanghai
Chas. 'S
Zansibsr
Harvey Johnson
Georgia
Antwerp
Ben. Leuthier
Missachusetts
Sherbroghs
Tarcinon T. Williams
Missouri
San Jir
Costa Rica
Ralph Johnson
New York
Port Hria
Weary
Belle
Texas
Vhelms
James C. Monizhan
Roote Island
Chemnitz
Chas
Schafer
Schafer, Kangse
Vers Cruz
Wmn. C. Clark
Paducsan
Prank C. Schailer
Shelby, C
John KR. Wayne
The Merciful Cadi Catches Suspect With Weapons
A colored man named Jim was fined 600 by the cadi after police arrested him on N Mississippi st Friday night. He wore an overcoat a slouch hat and carpet slippers when searched a revolver a sling shot and a large knife were found. Levi White of Citizens' Street Railway was fined 5 for cruelty to animals for letting a lame mule roam from the barn. Black Davidson, a colored youth accused of stealing clothing, waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury after a lively arrest by detectives.
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Wrathy
Foster Mahone
Cadi
Simpson
Klinger
Jim
N. Mississippi St
Levi White
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Forepaughs Plaintiffs Allege Billboard Interference In Indianapolis
Bailey and McFadden claim Indianapolis bill posting company and Dickson and Talbott interfered with Forepaughs show bills. Judge Harper issued a temporary restraining order. The bill posting firm asserts Forepaughs men damaged and mutilated bills and removed lithographs from store windows while Forepaughs contends their rate practices were unfair.
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Bill Posters’ Association
Indianapolis
Clifford
W. Washington St
Ilinviest
Indianapolis Bill Posting Company
Forepaugh
Bill Posting Company
Barris Unnerved The Condemned Visited By Family May 6
The condemned murderer Carlyle Harris was visited by his brother McCreedy and Allen Harris on Saturday as his electric chair test was held Friday night. Barris the father arrived late, Harris passed a nervous night, and family unrest surrounded the scheduled execution. In Nicaragua, rebels led by Gen Savaria report capture of Grana da Mesaya and Matagalpe, with Managua threatened as Sacasa's government fights to hold power.
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Ling Qing
Carlyle Harris
McCreedy Harris
Allen
Mr. Barris
Harris
New York
Manacua
Madagua
Dot Koe
Chinese in Court Rets China Six Firms Test Geary Law
New Year, May 6. Actions filed in United States district court to test constitutionality of Geary law requiring Chinese to register. Lawyers Choate Ashton and Miordan retained by Six Companies. First defendants Lea Jie Wong Guan Yung Kun face trial with certificates disputed. Prosecution contends some defendants lacked certificates and argues deportation may follow lacking evidence of presence in the U S at the act’s passage.
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Yung Kun
Wong Quan
Lee Joe
Kai
Quen
Brown
Froms
Everetts
United States
China
True Yet Charged Man Beats Wife In Stated Incident
Charles Grant, colored, was arrested Saturday morning on assault and battery charges after an argument with his wife. She spoke to him through the bars and bought cigarettes for him as he requested. The exchange included a request for money and a remark that two thirds of husbands end up in trouble.
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Charlies Grant
Charles
Turnkey
Tate
Waiters Strike At Denison Hotel Ends As New Staff Hired
Denison hotel managers replace striking waiters with new staff from Chicago and other points. Some veterans regret the action and worry about next week’s rent. Friday evening clashes with the newcomers were reported but failed to disrupt operations. Manager Cullen takes firm stand to keep order and prevent walkouts.
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Denison
Cullen
Esan Louie
Fuor
Torepaugh's May 1 Show Promises Modern Circus Features
The event combines a modern circus with a museum and circus sideshow. Highlights include scenes of revolutions with J Bull knockout remembered, wild warrior costumes, riding feats by star performers, seven Gerome brothers as acrobats, and bloodless battles with smokeless powder.
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Torepaugh
Itausin
Cirena
Noras
J. Bull
Crar
Gerome Brothers
Gantlermaniy Attendante
Sunday Ball Clash at Lankem's Park Features Local Rosters
Sunday ball game at Lankem's Park pits The St. Louis Hudsons against the Clunb ball with cross bals in a lineup led by Fisher and Scharb for the Club, S chars fielders including Donegan Barnes Waters Seanib White Donovan Clelland Schlemier Hiav Geld Kinsella Newman Henneman and Maloney or Millard on the mound for Hudsons as listed in the be seated order.
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St. Louis Hudsons
Lankem’s Park
Fisher
Esei Scharb
Leis Field
Donegan
Barnes
Bop
Ww. Sawders
Waters
Se “Anib
White
J. Donovan
Hudsons
Ric Clelland
Schlemier
Hiav
Urry
Kinsella
Newman
Henneman
Stan
Maloney
Millard
Woman seeks divorce after alleged assaults by husband
Mrs. Georgia Wallace files for divorce from Benjamin Wallace claiming repeated threats and violent acts. She says he swung an axe toward her and threw objects, forcing her to flee for safety. She seeks $500 in damages.
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Georgia Wallace
Benjamin
Public Fails to Open World Fair Grounds Sunday
Chicago reports that the board and national commission will keep the fair closed on Sundays, with grounds shut from Saturday night to Monday morning. In Cuicaso the day remains cold with small crowds at the world’s fair and postponement of electrical displays due to unavailable equipment. Naval officers toured the fairgrounds while receptions and banquets unfolded in the city, and the Veragua visit featured Spanish language events.
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Higginbotham
Jackson Park
Board of Directors
National Commission
Grand Plaza
Duke of Veragua
Burnham
Warshion
New York
Tas
Auditorium Hotel
Maxayer Harrison
Ashland Boulevard
U. S. Naval
U.S
Michigan
America
Washington Park Club
Rofer Ballu
Principe
Comminstoneroif Fine Arts
Richelieu
Ress Club
Nanspaper
Gov, Peck and S
Milwaukee Press Club
Spain
Glennie
Suit for Overtime Against C C C and St L Railroad
Samuel C Cole filed suit Saturday against the C C C and St L railroad claiming 4 380 hours of overtime from April 1887 to April 1898 and seeking 4 cents for each additional hour. The case hinges on unpaid overtime wages and the length of employment.
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Samuel C. Cole
C.C.C. & St. L. Railroad
Wan Ty Under’a Bookcases Highlight Odd Medical Tale
Leading medical authorities discuss ayers Sarsaparilla as a curious old remedy and note unusual bookcase displays at Wan Ty Under’a. fragmentary text hints at health claims and local curiosities in a clipped, era-like notation.
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Indersa Ayers Sarsaparilla Ag
Wan
Eccentric Yale Graduate and Councilman Robert McGill Dies
Robert C. McGill, councilman at large and noted eccentric, died after a illness at St. Vincent's hospital. A Yale graduate and Civil War veteran, he lived a solitary life with a passion for nature, books, and hunting. He was born in Chase County and served in the Forty-eighth Ohio regiment, earning the title of colonel in war though he disliked the title. He remained active in public life since 1874 and leaves a single nephew, Frank Waldo, in Cornst Rye.
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Robert C. McGill
St. Vincent's Hospital
McGill
Bern
Mr. McGill
Chasinmoil
Robert M'Gill
Tte
Woodward College
Yale
Forty-eighth Ohio Regiment
MecGillst
Ilving
Frank Waldo
Tornado Strikes Wilmington Causing Damage and Fatalities
A May tornado devastated Wilmington area including the Catholic church spire, city hall, courthouse, and many blocks. Ten deaths were reported with numerous injuries including Jonathan Hartman with internal injuries, Csicb Hageard with a broken leg, and two McNamara children seriously hurt. Panic spread as residents filled streets late into the night. Separately, Wrank Girton received one year in state prison for chair theft from his sister. Cale Johnson, charged with stealing gemstones from a wagon, was released after no evidence linked him. Johnson had previously faced shooting charges involving Harry Weat on Kentucky Avenue.
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Wilmington
Thubers
Jonathan Hartman
Csicb Hageard
McNamara
Clunker
Court House
A&a
Wrank Girton
State
Cale Johnson
Johnson
Harry Weat
Kentucky-ave
Weat
Crashed by the Clase Yardman Mortally Injured
Wanasa Ind May 6- Carry Filnn aged 39, temporarily enr oged as yardman in the Big Four yard, was mortally injured Saturday morning when squeezed between the bump ers of two cars. Shoulder blade fractured and abdomen crushed. Also notes Robert J. Lincoln sailed home on the steamship New York with the American legation. Local ad promotes new furniture and upholstery shop at 158 Virginia Ave Joke Brow.
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Wanasa
Ind
Lospor
Robert J. Lincoln
Home
New York
Legation
Hang
Patrick A Collins
Panic subsides as New York stocks calm after Friday rout
In New York the panic over industrial stocks eased Saturday. Prices opened near Friday’s close while traders watched Cordage and General Electric swing wildly. Sugar refineries slipped, American Tobacco rose, and rail stocks varied as analysts argued the scare would not derail business.
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Kew Yous
Jescom
S. Y. White
The
Stock Exchange
General Electric
American Tobacco
National
Atchigea
Teland
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Northwest
St. Paul
Delaware
Stouchton J. Fletcher
Tou Sun
Niknenapolis
New York
Porticularbade
Reichstag Dissolved After Army Bill Rejection
The reichstag rejected the army bill by 210 to 162 on Saturday. Immediately the Kaiser signed a dissolving rescript and it was promulgated as the reichstag is dissolved. Social democratic members showed wild enthusiasm as uproar and public excitement rose in Berlin.
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Bis Bil
Reichstag
Berlin
Portland People Pass Resolutions on Chinese Voters
At a mass meeting of the Peoples party in Portland Oregon on May 6 the assembly passed resolutions praising Gov Penover for his actions toward the Chinese voters and urging unity within the party amid tensions over policy and representation.
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PortTiann
Ore
Portland
Peoples’ Party
Li Vyenlien Sarembied
Bumitat
Gov
Pennover
Ate
Praise for Slack Mer Chas Holmes Black in Paris concert
The clip reports Mer Chas Holmes Black received high praise from La Revue Diplomatique and L In dustriet for his baritone during a Paris appearance. It notes thunderous applause and strong expressions of admiration for his voice and artistry.
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Mer
Chas. Holmes Black
Paris
la Revue Diplomatique
Monsieur Jielmen-Black
L'Industriet
Iir
Holman-Black
Ha Ging
Five Tramps Die In Dayton Railroad Wreck
A freight train on the Dayton and Michigan railroad near Todmer was wrecked Saturday morning killing five men believed to be tramps. Local authorities investigate the tragedy as survivors describe the collision and aftermath.
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Dayton, C
May
Dayton & Michigan
Todmer
Railroad purveyor killed near Concepcion by mob
A Chilean letter reports Frank Matthewson, an Asnareah railroad purveyor, was killed near Concepcion by a mob of half-breed men. Westinghouse officials had B M. W. Mead, superintendent of the bureau of electricity in Pittsburg, arrested Friday for sharing patent secrets with General Electric. Frank Carey, a draughtsman, and Ted J. Butler, a colored messenger, are also implicated.
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Chili
Frank Matthewson
Asnareah
Concepcion
Westinghouse Company
BM. W. Mead
Bureau of Electricity
Pittsburg
General Electric Company
Frank Carey
Ted J. Butler
Beecham's Pills Cure Sick Headache
Trade card notes Beecham's Pills as a cure for sick headache plus services for dyeing and cleaning. Sanith a dye works at 37 N Pennsylvania appears on the card.
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Beecham
Sanith'’a Dye Works
Pauasylvaniee
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Laula Sanu, Jr
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Yuu Lux
Otto Stechhan
Brookside Ave
Fort Wayne Ave
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Werren
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Angest
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Frenzel
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German Telegraph
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Lagane Hospital
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Taylor's
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Lhanamuch
Bob Mshle
Rye Blom Luar
BUC
Nike
Virginia Ave
Joke Brow
Pcopia
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Breay Ansolvat
Gresham
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