Quiet Sunday in Cleveland Amid Street Car Strike
Cleveland May 18 Quiet Sunday with few disturbances as street car strike showed no major violence. Municipal Traction service improved with police on cars. a single stone-throwing incident reported near Miles Avenue. Mahon of the Amalgamated Association arrived from Chicago to discuss arbitration efforts. negotiations continue with state arbitrators and Municipal Traction officials.
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Cleveland, O
Municipal Traction Company
Miles Avenue
Geter
Railway Men's Union
Manon
We D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Chicago
Pregient Behoor
Doleg
Mr. Mahon
Joseph Bishop
Selgwo
Owen
State Board of Arbitration
Dupont
Mahon
Stelke
Benner
Fights Madman in Mid Air On City Cupola
Patrolman Omoundro Suniey climbed to a three foot square platform 83 feet up to stop George Gall a 49 year old hospital patient who escaped his room and fought attendants with an improvised iron weapon A crowd of over a hundred watched as Gall was subdued lowered to the ground by a rope after a several minute struggle.
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St Louis
Omoundro Suniey
George Gall
City Hospital
Gall
Omohundro
Plaform
Farmer Stabs Son in Domestic Quarrel Near Dyersburg
John P. Palmer, a farmer seven miles northwest of Dyersburg, stabbed his son Green Palmer Sunday. The youth is in a critical condition. Initial reports say the act grew from a domestic quarrel.
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Dyersburg
Tena
John P. Palmer
Green Palmer
Palmer
Taft leaves Charleston after Panama visit aboard Prairie
Secretary of War Taft arrived in Charleston noon Sunday aboard the cruiser Prairie after a Panama trip that he said was delightful. He spoke of canal progress, avoided discussing Panama elections, dined with Mayor Rhett, and predicted about three more years to complete the canal work given ongoing developments.
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Charleston
3. C
Taft
Panama
Prairie
Washington
Tait
Panalia
Rhett
Charlescon Hotel
United States
Panama Canal
Famius
Fleet Leaves San Francisco for Puget Sound Voyage
The At Twatte fleet of battleships sailed from San Francisco harbor Monday at 10 am after 19 days of pageantry. They head to Puget Sound, arriving May 22, with half docking at Bremerton and the rest returning for maintenance. Reassembly is planned by July, then a voyage to Honolulu and Auckland.
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San Francisco
At Twatte
San Frantisco Harbor
Puget Sound
Seattle
Bremerton Navy Yard
Honolulu
Auckland
Dayton
Sperry
Admiral Dayton
Midshipman Drowns at Annapolis Canoe Outing
At Annapolis on May 18 a tragedy struck the academy after midshipmen Arthur Linford Lucas of Cleveland and Carl Dj Hibbard of Newfield Minn. attempted a 16 foot canvas canoe voyage from the boathouse near Santee dock. The craft capsized when struck by a passing skiff, Lucas drowned and Hibbard nearly perished while trying to save him.
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Annapolis Md
Dyhlputu Arthur Linford Lucas
Cleveland
Carl Dj Hibbard
Nevrthield
Minn
Ubout
Academy
Santee Dock
B N A B Y R I t h Officers Elected in Detroit
Officers of B N A I B Y R I t h District No 6 Detroit May 18 elected at the annual convention opening Sunday President G H Greenbaum Daavilin dy Vice President Jonas Weil Minneapolis Secretary A B Seclenfreund Chicago Treasurer H Goldsmith Chicago District No 6 covers Michigan Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and North Dakota
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Michigan
Inois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
Sudden Flood Strikes St Louis as River Des Fleurs Rises
In St Louis on Sunday the River Des Fleurs overflowed its banks after two heavy rainstorms, drowning livestock and causing street disruption. In Mayfield Kentucky on May 18 a fire destroyed the electric light and water plant, resulting in $40,000 in losses and closing three newspaper plants and two factories indefinitely due to the disaster.
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At. Louis
St. Louis
Mayfield
Death Farm Piting Delves Into Gunness Mystery Yet Again
Laporte Indiana May 18 crowds flocked to the Gunness farm as a temporary morgue opened and skeletons of seven victims were viewed. Visitors bought souvenirs and snacks while excursion trains carried crowds. J G Ramden of Manfred sought to identify a skeleton as his half-brother John Moe but remains were too deteriorated. The Laporte grand jury convened with forty one subpoenas issued and about ten more expected as it prepares to hear Gunness case evidence. Ray Lamphere remains jailed on arson charges and is not anticipated to be called.
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Ind
Gunness Farm
Hod
Ics
Vere Marquette
Lake Erie & Weston
Lake Shore
Jw. G. Nawden
Manfred
N.D
John Moe
Libow Lake
Mint
Gundess
Laporté
Ramden
Moe
Sheriff Smurzer
Chicago
Wesley Fogle
Bella Gunnness
Prince
H. W. Worden
CC. Mish
Darrow & Worden
Cridence
Laporte County Srand
Gunness
Ray Lamphere
Guoness
Murder at Soldiers Home Ends in Death and Arrest
In Dayton Ohio on Saturday night an old quarrel between two veterans ended with John Saronel 67 throwing James Bowlin 73 from a second story window. Bowlin died from a fractured skull at the home hospital. Saronel was jailed on a murder charge, showing no remorse.
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Dayton
Lato
John Saronel
James Bowln
Ravwlin
Home
Samuel
King True to Early Love Shocks Portuguese Court
May 18 Lisbon Mundo reports a romance that upends royal match plans. King Manuel, now king, declares his choice of his early love for marriage, despite calls for a dynastic alliance. Queen Amelie and the duke of Oporto face the dilemma as they seek a British-connected match, while a long separation may be sought to cure the king of youth’s affection.
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Lisbon
Mundo
Manuel
Amelia
Carlos
Amelie
Amalie
Oporto
Hely
Teagdne
Gtate
Three Are Killed by a Train in Flora Ind
Three people die and a fourth is fatally injured when a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train strikes a carriage one mile north of Flora Indiana. Victims include James L. Cripes and his wife and two year old daughter Ruch. An additional child sustains fatal injuries.
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Flora
Ind
Here
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jamesl. Cripes
Ms. Cripes
Ruch
Sunday Ball Players Arrested in Mobile Ballgame
Sunday afternoon in Mobile deputy sheriff Nugent arrested 18 ball players and Amalie Pienninger who took part in a Southern league game between Mobile and Montgomery for playing on Sunday. Hand was immediately provided and the game continued. Ex Governor Canesa Solon, Jacksonville, Fla May 18 Congressman Frank Clark of Florida's Second district was belabored by ex Governor W S Jennings in the Hotel Aragon lobby after calling Jennings a rate.
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Springer
N. M
W. H. Farmer
Dawson
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Tarmer
Minera
Mobile
Ala
Sherif Nugent
Amalie Pienninger
Montgomery
Southern League
Canesa Solon
Jacksonville
Fla
Frank Clark
Florida
W S. Jennings
W. J. Bryan
Hotel Aragon
Jenninge A Arate
Citizenship dispute leaves Chetek with two mayor hopefuls
Dr William G Malcolm elected mayor in April faces questions over his naturalization papers. County records show he began first papers in 1824 but no second papers. Former Mayor Somers and other residents call for proof of citizenship or action to remove him. Meanwhile Chetek has two men claiming the office, Malcolm and Lomard.
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W. G. Malcolm
Barron County
Malcolm
Somers
Chetek
Lomard
Quali- ES
Tornado Hits Sun Prairie Killing One Worker
A tornado struck Sun Prairie causing one death as George Bull sought shelter behind a barn. The storm damaged several buildings and four workers were injured or killed in related wrecks. A separate wintry storm affected Mazomanie, about 200 miles west of Madison, causing further damage.
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Sun Prairie
George Bull
Beloit man shoots self on Davis Junction train
H Smythe of Beloit a wealthy retired farmer with large Bertram Neb property died by self inflicted gunshot on a train at Davis Junction Illinois while returning to Beloit from the west. He left a family, believed mental strain from business losses. At Superior brush fires destroyed Murphy Bros portable sawmill and 250000 feet of lumber and a million shingles. a farmer nearby lost his home stock barns and machinery.
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Tonia
Mich
Ben Cook
Pewama
Fly Home
Penama
Buloit Z
H. Smythe
Beloit
Bertram
Neb
Davis Junction
Beloic
Th Ds
Superior
Murphy Brog
Lapses and rescues fill Springbrook and surrounding towns
Reports from Springbrook to Stoddard describe Fred Draper losing a leg in a saw accident at a Springbrook mill after a chip of rot caught in the saw. Appleton Hart advertises sale of 3808 acres on Oneida reservation as Indians seek to cash out holdings. Rose Doyle finds $680 in an abandoned house cache. John Neumer dies from burns after counting a money roll. Carl Orthomi named cashier at Farmers' Exchange bank in Neshkoro. Northwestern motor car costs 124 dollars daily between Janesville and Janesville. Sparta votes no license as council considers airtight ordinances. Mayor Frank Chase performs a boat rescue in Coon Valley slough.
Intermittent Tourist Confrontation in Curious Dialogue
An excerpt shows a playful clash as a Tourist questions a Howling Dervish and a dog observes, the scene hinting at a comic, surreal exchange likely from a street performance or illustrated humor page. The fragment preserves character names and a conflict in a lively period tone.
Convince a You Stay Convinced Advertisement Message
An old newspaper ad urges readers to trust advertised claims and purchase from a dealer. It cautions not to accept substitutes branded as “Just as good” and stresses insisting on getting exactly what is asked for, noting the ad space was paid to persuade.
Fifth baby vaccination scene in Free Ward
A Lithuesian woman brings her fifth child for vaccination as a young surgeon remarks on the importance. The nurse reflects on the purpose of vaccination and the citizenry’s naturalization status hinted by papers.
Battle Creek Catarrh Cure Ad and Testimonials
An 19th century style advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for a cure of catarrh not helped by Has Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It promotes Falta Gatarrh Cure taken internally, praising various patent medicines and endorsements by druggists and manufacturers.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. Wotha
F.J. Cheney
Oelieve Liu
Businawa
Oram Waldind
Kinnar d& Matt
Wholasaie
Druggiata
O. Falta
Hall
Facts for Sick Women by Lydia E Pinkham Ad
A vintage health advertisement urging women to use Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for uterine and digestive ailments. It promises relief from displacements inflammation irregularities and related pains, inviting readers to write for advice and address included.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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