Women Elect Officers At Switchmen Convention Assembly
The Pritchmen's convention committee on resolutions to express sympathy for John E. Mitchell's late daughter's death paused work to consider the change in constitution. Delegates debated officers must be active switchers. Mayor Moddillan of Ashtabula, Ohio is cited as ineligible. The women’s auxiliary elected officers with Buffalo as headquarters, marking a reorganization.
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John Mitchell
Pritchmen's Convention
John. E. Mitchell
Marie
Hawley
Ne Grand Lose
Grand Lodge
Beitching
Sala
Moddillan
Ashtahula
Eugene V. Tirhs
Owitn Srebe
Lebs
Hansel Tiebs
Debs
Riverside
Uae
Detroit
Lstret
Women’s Auxiliary
The
Switchmen's Union
Maursdas
Anna Miller
San Francisco
Aaty Lynen
Minneapolis
Clara Neff
Chicago
Harriet Morrison
St. Paus Ag
Mollie Stewart
Cleveland
Buffalo
Wayward boy breaks heart of big mother
Mrs Molter wept at Michigan City prison as her son Thomas received a three year term for petty larceny. The town spoke of other youths, including Theis Miller and Web Maer, tied to the Peek gang, and police actions surrounding Ward Rov’s case.
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Thomas
Michigan City
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Poligu
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Aon
Doh Smith
Smith
Peek Gang
Iawen
Ed Soutbier
Methodist clergy under probe in Orange district affair
A garbled report from the press association mentions Rev lr Charles lat hurst editor of Yuen Herat and others facing charges as investigations begin. The case connects with church leadership in the Wambrdge district and involves a presiding elder amid a broader inquiry into heresy and personal conduct.
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New England
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Les
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Orange
Bag Mau
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France Reaches Out to Aide At Paris Council
Foreign affairs announced the council on Friday that Blahee deepened the pact sought by junior partners for the eastern region. The plan mentions a route along the Dakndmbow river and references the port of Stora with a future path toward broader reforms.
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Siam
Murder in Cornersville details unclear and contested
Fragmentary report from Cornersville describes a quarrel leading to a fatality. Kamuel Holland is named in the unclear text and allegedly surrendered to a sheriff. Details such as exact date, location, and charges are not decipherable from the readable portion.
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Conmersvills
Cornersville
Kamuel Holland
Monroy Biudant
Holind
Jthe
Clalins S.detenao
Will Murphy Seek Murder Charge After Son's Death
Michael Murphy declares he will press murder charges against Patrolman Streit if investigations show his son Harry Murphy was killed deliberately. Coroner favors accidental shooting though witnesses dispute the account. Funeral held at St Peter and Paul Church with mourners and relatives expressing indignation at police and coroner handling.
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Mana Brocher
Harry Kelley
Stitrolman Strew
Roe
Tully
Dtarry
Peter Ant Pants
Rey, Chatard
Seria Uratinie
Market Stampede Roars Across New York Stocks
The New York stock market opened feverish with broad declines. Steel led the rush as brokers scrambled to execute orders amid heavy selling, while copper, rail and financials also weakened. The session showed persistent selling pressure and faint recovery attempts later in the day.
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Maracipst
Arond
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Mita
Mia
Fayek Ainelem
Basile
Thomas W. Laneson
Tiretinee
Matariencas
Stocks Rally? Turbulent Opening On New York Exchange
May 19 New York opening shows mixed mood with declines for major names like American Sugar and Amalgamated Copper, while some domestic issues hold firm. Trading unsettled in first hour as investors weigh crop damage reports and grain market sentiment.
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Gladden denounces Rockefeller tied church funding ban
Dr Washington Gladen of Columbus moderates a Congregational state convention in Rioux City. He vows the church will not accept a rift from John D. Rockefeller and warns that Santax millions obtained by illegal methods will be blocked through the Becklar program.
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Scripps-M' Rre Press
Abbociation
Rioux City
Washington Gladen
Columbus
Congregational Church
Congregational State
John D. Rockefeller
Santa Fe Railroad Rotation Mentioned in Chicago Dispatch
An early May Chicago despatch reports on the Santa Fe railroad matter with references to Pierre Marten, a former undersecretary, and potential leadership changes. It notes possible appointments and upcoming events, suggesting shifts in management could occur soon.
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Mrre Press Association
Chicago
Santa Fe Railroad
Femercne
Marten
Srand
Aie Sanne
Wheat declines as crops weigh on Chicago market
May 18 Wheat futures eased amid lower bids at Minneapolis with reports denying wheat damage. Prices for September and July fell about one cent as traders weighed U.S. duty hopes and market softness. Hog product prices steadied while cattle and lamb trade remained active with varied demand and notable pork, beef, and ham offerings in the market.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Vanderbilt Driver Arrested After Auto Crash Guilty Plea
A garbled wire service blurb reports a Vanderbilt driver arrested after a car crash. Jenel De Bull teur allegedly pleaded guilty to speeding while the May incident marked the third such offense. The text is unclear on specifics of location and charges beyond the guilty plea.
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Scripps MN
NAB Press Association
New York
Jenel de Bull
Vanderbilt
Promoted by Flat Landlords Sparks Controversy
A jumble of unclear text reports council actions and condemnations tied to a local incident. It mentions Farey, a council vote, and references to safety, public order, and a harsh punishment theme. Names and places are damaged beyond clear attribution.
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Scripps-Mare Press Association
Horton
Farey
Pamamiet Council
Dent
Elvan
Generl Enurt
Tani
Ames Halas Held on Charge After Nighttime Assault
Ames Halas, hailed as a local hero, faced police court Friday morning over an assault on Walter Thompson Thursday night. The attack left Thompson severely injured, requiring medical care. Thompson and another suspect were briefly detained but discharged by Acting Judge Whitexon after preliminary proceedings.
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Ames Halas
Walter Thompson
Derailed Passenger Car Near Grasamere Causes Injuries
Nineteen passengers aboard a train car at Grasamere survived a derailment with eight injured. George F. McCulloch of Marion Indiana helped constrain panic and calm others after the crash. Charles W. McGuire received aid from a fellow passenger and the Indianapolis Brewing Camping man offered assistance. The conductor and porter also suffered injuries.
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Otte Deluna
Indianapolis
Sumathet
Charles W. McGuire
Fruits and Vegetables, Indianapolis May 16
Market list from Indianapolis shows prices for produce including asparagus two cents per bunch, new onions one cent per dozen, new potatoes one cent per peck, old potatoes thirty cents per bushel, cauliflower fifteen cents per head, tomatoes one cent per pound, oranges two dozen for a nickel, apples two dollars per barrel, bananas one cent and two for a dozen, strawberries five to sixteen cents per basket, and greens priced per peck or dozen with other items like cucumbers and mushrooms listed.
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Indianapolis
HUGS AT 6 45 INDIANAPOLIS MARKET REPORT
Indianapolis market report from May 19 shows cattle and sheep trading with declines early, then activity moderate but dull. Steers range from prime to common stockers, cows and bulls noted with various grades, and hogs described with price movement and demand described as fair to slow.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bula
The City Market Auction Price Report
The City Market notes steady demand with Friday egg market strength and Saturday sale plans. Prices for fruits vegetables and grains appear varied, with wheat and cherries cited and the market listing many items by grade and weight across several standings.
Chicago Live Stock and Produce Prices May 19
Chicago and Cincinnati market notes report cattle receipts and prices for Saturday with terms such as stockers and feeders, calves, hogs, and sheep. Prices appear in ranges for steers, hogs, lambs, and dairy products, with multiple regional notes and rough estimates.
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