Riotous horse race sparks townwide chatter in Tekonaka
May 9 Teakonaka notes an exciting hurly burly as a horse owned by Ralph Calorn was driven from a church shed by John Richmond to enter a race. Cakbern's horse won the contest at the tugrey then sped through Malo street. Other items include local trades, church notices, and people moving or traveling, with remarks on licenses, school visits, and social events.
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Ralph Oalorn
John Richmond
Cakbern
Malo Street
A. D. Eldred
Marshall
Blake House
A. G. Randall
I Leray
Battle Creek
Eliitia
Charles Knapp
Main Street
J. J. Williama
HW. N. Randall Produce Company
EL EL Robinson
Old Mission
Flora
Arizona
Judges Punish Mallard in Waupun Prison Riot
Ray Chats, Wis May 9 Judge Holtey sentenced Warrs B. McMaster to the seats in the state prison of Waupun with hard labor for elblé languages. He argued that the only way to suppress such cases of em bezzlement was a strike at the root of public gambling, referencing the Chicago Board of Trade and a Senate debate. In Nashville Tenn the inauguration of Peter Turcey as governor drew a large turnout with elaborate capitol decorations and absentee Republican members. Labor unrest continues with strikes in Kansas City, Weir City, and Indianapolis ending ten days of lockout as painters return to work under terms that allow bosses to hire and dismiss flexibly. A Jersey City varnish factory fire caused $75,000 in damage, affecting nearby buildings. In Jersey City a jury found a man named Genz guilty of murder, awaiting execution on May 20. A medical alert warns against mercury-containing catarrh remedies and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a safe internal treatment. A Calhoun County mutual fire insurance notice invites members to a May meeting to elect officers and discuss the company’s business.
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Sudge
Ray Chats
Wis
Holtey
Warrs B. McMaster
Atrte
Waupun
Chicago Board of Trove
Hu Bolieyalien
Washburn
Aygamnat
Ito
May 9 Echoes of Farm Life and Local Notices
May items note corn planting and a three year old Soltan colt sold for 200, Mrs N A Mitler of Barlowton visits with daughter Mrs Alva Norton, farm work and peach trash set for the season. Meeting notices, a funeral for J H Brows, and local illnesses and deaths are reported alongside village life, ice cream socials, and a reminder about a celebrated sire Bonaventure.
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Convia
George Richard
N. A. Mitler
Barlowton
Alva Norton
Lalles Ald Society
K. Derasomum
J. Moaraday
J. HH. Brows
Dat Walkshaw
James Cunttalags
Anilou
Wheetler
Lage Wenk
John Ashing
Lycurgas Nickerson
Bia Rest
Annie Thao
Zsa Phora
General Ruger to Succeed Schofield in Washington?
A tumultuous transfer story from Chicago to Washington centers on General Roger Ruger, with rumors he is the president's pick to replace General Schofield as lieutenant general. Supporters cite infatuation and rapid move to secure power, while others doubt authority will be granted.
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Bohofield
Roger
Chicago
Washington
Ruger
Schofield
Moles
Nedialt
Addie Sara Hine
Motier
Sehofield
Rager
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