Fierce fighting mars first attempt to resume San Francisco cars
Rioting breaks out as United Railroads strikebreakers attempt to run seven cars in San Francisco. Police and guards fire when stones fly, injuring eight including a detective sergeant and a patrolman. crowds loot and trample in terror as shots echo through Fillmore Turk corridors. Authorities halt service pending police protection.
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Turk and
Fillmore Streets
Mooney
Fillmore Street
Turk Street
Turk
Buchanan Streets
Union
Central
Moynes
Fillmore
Turk Streets
Federal grand jury indicts four railroads over rebating scheme
Indictments from a federal grand jury accuse Chicago Rock Island Pacific Ontario Western Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Western Transit in a rebating case tied to payments alleged to have been made to the American Sugar Refining company under the Elkins anti rebating act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
May &. Ine
Elkins
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Ontario & Western Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Western Transit Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Murder Suspected in Forney Death at Oliver Mill Race
In South Bend Indiana on May police report the body of 28 year old William Forney of 123 South Michigan Street was found in the Oliver mill race. He had been injesting since April 18. Police pursue murder theory as second such case this spring with no jewelry or valuables recovered.
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South Bend
Ind
William Forney
South Michigan Street
Oliver Mill Race
Forney
Snowstorm Breaks All-Time Record in Minneapolis
Minneapolis reports a ferocious May snowstorm arriving from the northwest with a cold biting wind. Elders recall no prior storm this late in the year, contrasting with a season already marked by unusual cold.
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Minneapolis
Stricken by Hail in Cassville May Die
Cassville Missouri May 8 Allie Heeson sixteen was knocked unconscious by large hailstones described as big as hens eggs. The hail depth reached about two inches. Heeson may die from injuries.
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Hall
Cassville
Allie Heeson
Eixteen
Feud Violence Eyed After Sugar Creek Clash
In Middlesboro Kansas a feud sparked a battle on Susercreek. Pheosard and Martin Green were killed. Eleanor Howard fatally struck and George Green badly hurt. John Howard, brother of the dying Eleanor, is related to Jim Howard now convicted of Gov Craebel’s murder.
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Sugar Creek
Middlesboro
Susercreek
Debt Pheosard
Martin Green
Eleanor Howard
Jim
George Green
John Howard
Clay County
Jim Howard
Craebel
Stear Creek
George Howard
Trial Proceed In Kentucky Murder Case
In Epexington Kentucky on a Tuesday the circuit court heard charges against Jiones Alex Harris Elbert Harris Fd Callahan and Jesse Spicer all of Preathiot county for the assassination of Jamies Cockrill. The court refused delay despite opposition from the prosecutor and announced trials will proceed likely occupying three weeks each. The murder case against Dr Cox will be tried at Sandys lock, Filioit counts beginning May 2.
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Epexington
Jiones
Alex
Elbert Harris
Fd Callahan
Jesse Spicer
Preathiot County
Jamies Cockrill
Circouit
Focal Attaurness
Aliehavite Judae
Bartholomew Arrested in Toledo Charge Linked to Railway Plot
Fort Wayne Indiana police detain Elllis Bartholomew of Toledo on charges tied to a scheme for a Gallion and Marion electric railway. Arrests expected as authorities pursue Eastern party links in the state. Nearby reports note a theft case in Parke County and a deadly duel in Puebla, Mexico, plus a testimonial for Electric Bitters.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
May
Ellis Bartholomew
Toledo
Cleveland
Christian
Ap Tse
Aacibs
Barthelomewoohas
Toleste
Gallion
Buoestus
Marion
Puerrus & Marion
Tnods
Bartholomew
Pleasing to None Irish Home Rule Bill Sets Little Hope
London May 8 the government presented its long awaited Irish bill to the house of commons amid crowding interestDesigned to grant self government to Ireland through a crown appointed eight member council with five departments controlled by the crown Critics say it falls short of true home rule while unionists radicals and Irish leaders respond with mixed views A nationalist convention is planned for Dublin later to decide policy and leadership.
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London
House of Commons
Centutry
Ire Agra
Birrell
Ireland
England
Scotland
Dublin
Burrell
A. J. Balfour
John E. Redmond
Mr. Balfour
Big Brewery Ackowledges Defeat in State Suits
The Anheuser-Busch Brewing association filed its answer in the supreme court confessing judgment in ousters offering to withdraw from the state and pay all costs. It asks no recovery for its property in the state and for the injunction against it to be lifted to permit withdrawal of all property. Decision withheld in related government case as Standard Oil faces reconsideration.
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Big Brewery
Topeka
Kan
May
Anheuser-Husch Brewing Association
Supreme Court
Garland Moore Convicted of Murder in Second Degree
Springfield Mo May 8 The jury found Garland Moore guilty of murder in the second degree for stabbing Clara West to death after she jitted him. Punishment fixed at twenty five years in the penitentiary.
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Garland Moore
Springfield
Clara West
Bad Air and Poor Light Spread Tuberculosis
Washington, May 6. In a national tuberculosis study session, delegates and workers argued crowded rooms, bad air, and poor light are the main causes of TB spread. They urged radical steps to improve school and factory hygiene, saying only modern buildings can provide satisfactory air and light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Train Robbers Taken Near Butte Montana
A North Coast Limited train was held up near Welch spur eighteen miles east of Butte by two masked men. Engineer James Clow was killed and fireman James Sullivan wounded in the arm. the suspects fled down the mountainside but were later arrested at Basin near Woodville. They are described as youths.
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Butte
Mont
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific Railway
Welchspur
James Clow
James Sullivan
Basin
Woodville
Stand Together in Face of Strike Delays Dock Work
New York May reports that trans Atlantic steamship line representatives met and pledged to stand together amid a strike by Tons shore men. Ten thousand dock laborers are idle and shipping delays grow more serious as demands escalate.
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New York
trans-Atlantic Steamship
Baseball scores from early league games mixed results
National League at Boston Phillies beat Philadelphia 3 how to parse? At New York 2 Brooklyn. American League at Chicago Cleveland 2 at St Louis 3 Detroit 4. American Association at St Paul 6 Toledo 3 at Kansas City 6 Enchannjals to at Milwaukee 1 Leu Fuville 4.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Chicaxo
Qleveland
St. Louis
Deetroit
American Association
St. Paul
Toledo
Katuscasito
Enchannjals
Milwaukee
Leu Fuville
Dram Shop License Ban Passes House in Jefferson City
The house approved a bill barring agents of distillers and brewers from obtaining dram shop licenses while the senate backed a DA to criminalize fraudulent petition signatures for dram shops. Also noted is a medical product claim for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea of Tableta at 35 cents.
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Jefferson City
House
Senate
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Joe A. Ziegelbaur
Mexico City May State Dept Says Relations Unchanged
The Mexican Foreign Minister denied that diplomatic relations with the other country had been broken off or that preparations for such a contingency had been planned. The status of the muate rnalan question remains unchanged.
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Mexico City
May S
State Department
Martecal
Two Cent Fare Bill in Illinois Senate Passed
Springfield HI May The senate approved a two cent fare amendment to an existing bill. It allows 2 cents per mile if a passenger fails to buy a ticket. The vote was unanimous.
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Illinois
Springfield
Senate
Freight collision near Rosby’s Hock claims several lives
A fiery eastbound freight on the Baltimore and Ohio collided with the New York and Chicago express near Rosby’s Hock, killing four trainmen, injuring four others and hurting three passengers. The report includes an advertisement for King’s New Discovery cough medicine with testimonial from G S Clark of Westfield Iowa claiming a dramatic cure after two bottles.
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Wheeling
W. Va
May
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
New York and Chicago Express
Rosby’s Hock
Here
G S. Clark
Weatfield
Iowa
King
O. D. Knoefel
Indianapolis Constables Amid Broad Graft Allegations
May 8 Indianapolis reports police crackdown on alleged held-up schemes tied to constables. Prosecution may widen probes to justice of the peace offices in Center township. Officials vow to pursue extortion and corruption allegations across the system.
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Indianapolis
Statfes
Anearly
Blopton
Hooton
Ceouter
Hosta
Amd
Center Township
Palo
Opra
Trap gun incident injures man at chicken house
In the southern els last night Ernest Crocodinate’s chicken house was targeted by a man who set a trap gun near the door. The intruder discharged the weapon as Schowyicz, who fired the shot, claimed his dog triggered the setup. The victim was wounded in the left leg. doctors at St Elizabeth hospital say blood loss endangers his life.
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Tafivette
Maus
Letts Schultz
Sehwicz
Schulty
Eeme
Het
Man accused of stabbing ten year old Elizabeth Strabel
In Lafansette Indiana doctor reports John Vaughn killed Elizabeth Strabel out of jealousy. Vaughn, 35, claims he acted from love though the girl was ten. Physicians debate his sanity as a commission prepares to judge his mental state amid claims of eccentric habits and parental witnesses.
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Lafansette
Ind
Mass
Ison
Tohn Vanehn
Elizabeth Strabel
Vaughn
Vatteho
Afrl
Merchants Car Crash In Indiana Town Rides On
Walter Stevens a local merchant in Lawrenerburg Indiana while speeding on Ridge avenue struck a flock of chickens feeding in the road. An old rooster became entangled and the auto collided with a telegraph pole. Front wheels and axle were damaged Stevens was thrown and severely cut and bruised The rooster escaped with a broken wing.
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Lawrenerburg
Ind
Walter Stevens
Ridge Avenue
Stevens
Hammond schoolboy wins suit for damages against city
Irwin Jasnke of Hammond recovered judgment in the superior court against the city of Mammond for $10,000 after a freight train crushed his foot while walking home from school. The court found the four inch gap between rail and crossing plank dangerous and the city at fault.
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Michigan City
Ind
Irwin Jasnke
Hammond
Mammond
Local events and notices in Louisville region
Retail Cafocers' Association hosts event tomorrow night at Pearl and Market streets. Wheelock's Ladin Band performs at Glenwood Park on Sunday May 1. Rathbune Sisters temple organized in Georgetown with 45 charter members, instituting May 21 at Keighte of Pythias hall. A. H. Metgaiddy elected truancy officer. Clarence Q. Kiefer reelected truancy officer for county outside city. Lee Zinmister named in education boards. Fourteen graduates from Louisville University School among commencement speakers June 4. Ascension Day observances at St Paul’s Episcopal Church with Holy Communion at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. services led by Rev H W Bauford.
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Rathbune Sisters
Georgetown
Keighte of Pythias Hall
A. H. Metgaiddy
Board of
Clarence QC
Kiefer
Bord of Education
Episcopal Church
H. W Bauiford
Jeffersonville
Social notes highlight travels and marriages in region
Personal mentions record Mr and Mrs Peauk Zoeller returning from Chicago and Mrs W B Robison visiting relatives in Ladiscap dis Mra Wol Sullivan of Greenville visiting sister Mrs E L Moore. Mrs Henrietta Stovensky entertains visitors at home. Albert Armbruster and Carrie return from four day visit with relatives in Videobarg. Eres B Minto confined at home in Georgetown from a threatened lockjaw attack. Rudy Becht of Atlanta visiting brother Charles Becht in East Suring. Mrs Scott Brown visiting brother Frank W Peter at Corydan Pike. John W Wilcoxson and wife off on a westward pleasure trip for several weeks. Louis H Meyer and Miss Margaret B Collins married at Jeffreenville yesterday. George W Seif and family return from DeLand Florida. Herman C U Vaylor and Miss Emma Frances Kemp to be married tomorrow at Sellersburg Methodist Church. A large local attendance expected for the wedding and reception.
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Albert Armbravter
Carrie
Videobarg
Ind
Eres
B. Minto
Georgetown
Rudy Becht
Atlanta, Ga
Becht Brothers’ Piano Company
Charles Becht
East Suring Effect
Mra
Scott Brown
Oak Park
Ill
Frank W Petere
I. EF. Force Hindle Company
Corydan Pike
Louis H. Meyer
Mies
Margaret B. Collins
Jeffreauville
Magetrate Pergason
Marr FE
Col- Mines
Traction Companys
Meath
George W. Seif
Corygdon
DeLand
Flo
Mr Self
Indianapolis
Gupiregie Cogre
Herman UC Vaylor
Mise Emma Frances Kemp
Morrow Tight
Sellersburg
Ko A. Kemp
Mise Kemp
Harry W Kemp
Wiliam Kemp
Knightly titles trace origins from old European pageantry
The text traces knighthood from medieval practice to modern ceremonial uses, noting early civilian recipients like Sir William Walworth and detailing how chivalric status shifted from combat roles to symbolic recognition. It references terms from different languages and compares knightly status to heraldic and social rituals.
Truce of God Origin and Medieval Spread
The article recalls the Truce of God born in Aquitaine in the eleventh century and adopted across Europe. It describes a covenant from Vespers of Wednesday in Holy Week to Monday dawn, prohibiting violence or forceful debt collection, with violators facing equal payment in life value or excommunication and banishment.
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Aquitaine
Europe
Chicago Tribune
Famous Gentry Shows Return with New Performers
The Famous Gentry Shows founded seventeen years ago by the secretary brothers present an educational festival praised by elites. This season adds new trained animals including baby elephants and educated camels, with high grade circus acts and a fresh menagerie. The show visits on Tuesday, May 14.
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Tsea'ry Bros
E.j Va
Thie
Gluck’s garden sessions sparked inspirations for opera
The New York Times notes Gluck and his servants carried his piano to the lawn where his guest inspirations struck during garden playing. Cham pagne bottles stood nearby as he believed bright sunshine aided creativity, and he needed decades before composing a renowned opera at age fifty.
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Gluck
New York Times
Rent receipt for sale at this office
A rent receipt is offered for sale at the office noted in the listing. The brief item lists the document as available for purchase with no additional details provided.
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Greenville
E 1. Moore
Onlbarteen Atenoce
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Elatche
Tim East Market
John W. Wilccoxson
West Og
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Sky Tug
Wat Tyler Leary
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New York Press
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National Biscuit Company
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Market St
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Louis H. Mieyer
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