Qualfest and local election details in Montgomery area
The report lists qualified officials in election districts including Justice of the Peace positions for districts 3 10 and 19, registration officers in districts 5 6 and 10, and a road supervisor shift. It mentions James Owen O Connor leaving Othello and touring Jersey City, plus town election results in Rockville and Galtherstown with mayors and council members named. A Montgomery county colored man was nominated for the first time in Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eg. L. Danner
Ezra Minnick
Joseph A. Gernand
George Pearing
John Jenalogs
W. McBride
Edward 8
Taney
Johnathan N. Wolf
Jo. I
James Owen O'Connor
Jersey City
O'Connor
Montgomery
Rochvilie
Galthersbute
Trial at New Market Involving Hewall Family Affair
Treled at New Market yesterday afternoon before detective Honch. Baail Bewall was acquitted of rape charges. William Hewall was found guilty on preliminary counts. action of the Grand Jury led to the case proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Baail Hewall
Widlan Hewall
Dota
Yesterda
Baail Bewall
William Hewall
Chinese Exclusion Act Affects Chinese Laborers Nationwide
A sweeping act requires all Chinese laborers to obtain certificates of residence within a year. Deportation and arrest powers loom for noncompliance. The law restricts entry uses habeas corpus, with rapid hearings and possible denial of bail. It details penalties, certificate renewal, and exemptions for non-laborers in the United States. Senator Sherman expresses conditional support and opposition to certain provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Internal Revenue
Bim
Sherman
Aengthy
Medart
Thyte
Call
Culyniz
Dawer
Dixon
Frye
George
Gray
Higgins
Kyle
Palmer
Platt
Pugh
Wilko
Misunderstand Orders Cause Fatal and Injury Train Crash
Misunderstand orders trigger eastbound passenger train collision with freight car near Primavua Wyoming. Injuries include engineer Duchanan and fireman Cullom. several passengers wounded. Wreckage indicates signals ignored. Curvense Wyoming deputy marshal to notify thirty three traders facing injunctions for unauthorized roundups.
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Primavua
Pittsburg Finaterers Strike Resolves Over Time Demands
Pittsburg finaterers and journeymen plasterers faced a tentative settlement offer tied to a ten minute daily overtime. The walkout began after the union declined to accept terms, with conference pending between parties and a mediator. In a separate report, farmer Jerob Roeder was accidentally shot and killed while handling a gun at Summit Station in May.
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Pittsburg
Plasterers Fa
Wittabnryg
Yeatertay
Blg Beeen
Tormmnaa
Jerob Roeder
Summit
Disastrous Forest Fires Hit New Jersey Area
A fragmentary report describes destructive forest fires across New Jersey with extensive damage. It notes largest blazes around Datellesville and Gloucester Lane near Pye Lather City, damaging cedar timber and cordwood, while storms helped extinguish some flames.
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New Jersay
Mans Lanting
Atlante
Llarge
Berghei
Gloucester Lane
Pye
New Tell
Foriot
Biuvarton
Our Island
Boyd Stickng
Oklahoma Tornado Ravages Town and Kills Pair
A May 4 tornado touched the outskirts of an Oklahoma town causing heavy damage to crops and homes. Fourteen residences were destroyed and two people, FLAL Bidwell of York Nebraska and his son, were killed. Sumon Gates was injured when his horse dragged him by rope and the homey was lifted, while George Rickert and his ten-member family escaped from a dugout after their home collapsed. Roof fragments crushed the cave and all sustained bruises. Rail line south from Creston suffered extensive damage and a large stretch of roadbed was submerged. Farther damage occurred between Lennox and Bedford and bridges were washed out. Estimated losses exceed $100,000.
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Krxarisuer
O. T
Flal Bidwell
York
York, Neb, and Its Son Were Killed. 7 ° » Sumon Gates
Bates
Beten
Nurea
George Rickert
Bruiaes Creston
Maud
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Creston
Kavere Lona
Lennox
Bedford
North Carolina lynching shocks Baden County
May 4 reports a Black man Lymon Puredee lynched in Baden County for the murder of farm worker Edward Cain. Cain’s body was found at dawn near a barn with throat cut. Local suspicions fall on Cabn Pardee. unrest among Black neighbors follows. Parallel items describe a Missouri election brawl, a suicide, a derailment with injuries, and various patent and crime notes.
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North Carolina
Ravxian
N. C
Lymon Puredee
Baden County
Edward Cain
Cain
Mra. Dunham
Marlee Win
Cabn
Pardee
Harrison's Chances On First Ballot For Morrison Nomination
Report from May 4 notes assurances point to a Minneapolis convention decision on Morrison's renomination. Delegates from multiple states and territories total 211 pledged votes, with additional allocation from Arizona to West Virginia bringing hoped for total near őt 513. Private briefings claim strong convention support, predicting renomination on the first ballot with a small margin.
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Wantusutos
Certs
Cig
Bos
Minneapolis
Tegbee Keph
Toetha Res
Morrison
Atubarma
Arininsay
Culyfartha
Morola
Dibs
Muda
Katinas
Kentucky
Maryland
Abeligan
Aistetophe
Missouri
Nebraska
New York
Ohio
South Cannolina
South Dakota
Tentine
Virgin
Wisconsin
Arizona
Ilown
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Humpahire
New Demne
New Mexico
North Carolina
Ob- Whois
Pennsylvania
Rhode Itand
Vernont
Virginia
Train wreck near Mississippi border and other early May incidents
A May report from Missouri describes a failed attempt to derail passenger train No. 4 two miles north of a curve, with repairs delaying the service after engine damage and passenger shocks. Separate items note lynching debates in Tennessee, a U.S. Supreme Court denial in Washington, a Connecticut attempted murder plea, a Delaware chancellor successor, the first steel ship project in Maine, a two year sentence for mail robbery in Trexton, a fatal fall in Newark, and a child’s burn injuries in Louisville.
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Miwaissippi
Molly Squivas
Thers
Fragmented OCR narrative on urban disturbance and bombing
Readable fragments describe a disruption on Ned High Street and a bombing incident. Names, places, and sequence are unclear but reference a damaged area, a building or event, and suspect commentary. The piece includes confused dialogue and local color but few concrete facts.
Senate Debates Chinese Policy and Rail Survey Funding
The report outlines Senate discussions on foreign policy with emphasis on China and a rejected $61,000 appropriation for a continental railway survey. It notes protests and diplomatic maneuvering, referencing committees and the political climate in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantusdad
Senate
Dakota
Comumittes
Werthy Heuna
Suit Over Branifont Earldom Ends In Favor Of Heir
London May 4: A long dispute over the Branifont earldom succession was settled with the present earl declared illegitimate and thus ineligible. The birth prior to marriage affected the claim, clearing the line of succession. Trotting at Baltimore May 4 reports the eastern circuit opening in favorable conditions with Katee, Palehon, and Nolan among entrants.
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London
Branifont
Jett Acton
Tuothar Wae
Hegrene
Cape Colony
Wik Badm Nat
Bats of Lords
Thid
Don
Baltimore
Backsone
Clu Clentionan
Oran Abbef
Oatnin
Palehon
Nolan
Frank Brownie
Philadelphia Market Cloning Quotations and Trading Activity
May 3 Philadelphia markets show a lull in stock trading with mixed quotations across Heating, Milling, and Grain sectors. Reports note activity in commodities including wheat, corn, and fats, with prices and bids for May and July contracts. regional gains and declines appear in New York, Pennsylvania, and Western markets amid general market uncertainty.
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Ehrchanges
Poilabeavhia
Priladelonia
Ayer
Beta Pl
Dai Deny Extra
BEAML
Winter Family
Ponting
Sania Rollary Etraight
Atealght
Ani
Griner
Eter
Nash
New York
Tennaylvania
Joe
Weetern
Avuthern
Rite
Longberrs
Sinner
Methodists Hold Minority Report at Cane County Meeting
A congressional style report shows opposition to prohibition and temperance measures within Methodist groups. Delegates discuss lay participation by women, committee readings, and motions to postpone readings as Lincoln hosts a May 11 event with Chancellor Crichton presiding.
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Ars
Baxter
Bedag
Andrews
Drv Neelys
Mlahutelpha
Lincoln
Neh
Viedt
Crghton
Wesleyin University
Trevor
Ohare
Eue
Nat
Neely
Constitution Committee
Tnst
Hay
Diethie
Liwan
Ene Perance
Andersonville Prison Plans September Grand Army Meeting
A Georgia department under study aims to present the entire plan at the September meeting. The effort seeks to secure a soldiers home, honoring many comrades, with inclusion of related projects and public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersonville
Wassasatox
Army Department of Georgia
Fencers Absent From Planned Fight Sparks Controversy
May events in Winkiesianleg report a canceled bout between Lente doeter and Ack McCarthy at Monmouth Park. Licensing delays stall racing meetings as unsettled court actions threaten to upend local sports and industry.
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Winkiesianleg
Lente Doeter
Tuhtweneht Chambian
Ties
Ack McCarthy
Iindelphin
aAmaunia
Deater
Taataninate
Tts
Trial on Conspiracy Charges Amid Secret Testimony
The judge rules much of the opening trial will be private as Inga testifies in secret while Charles Langer and Ernest Bacated face conspiracy charges. Court proceedings reveal witness withdrawals and asserted objections, with reporters allowed limited access as the case unfolds.
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Inga
Mentirab
Sen
Cbarleo Langer
Ernest
Eran
Homer
Lee
Brest
Bowie Hada
Murder Rampage Tied to Local Club, Gunman Arrested
A man linked to the assetile club murdered a woman and wounded others after a spree through a town block. He fired at a crowd, shot at a car, and injured a bystander before being arrested. The suspect confessed ties to the assetile club, with accomplice Rangker named.
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Ace
Ouer Teaiher
Haeeph Renker
Rudinian
Callaton
Sweetiva Dreestler
Nm Poltentin
Assetile Club
Ranker
Alno
Unclear Factory Ventilation Order Halts Work
Fifty men and boys at a New Brunswick United States Rubber Company plant halted work at dawn to repair shoddy ventilation. Windows were nailed shut at the bottom and only the upper sash could admit air. Workers claimed safety concerns but the superintendent insisted the move protected goods in manufacture from damage.
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Alp
New Bucaswick
United State Eublen Company
Civil suit filed over theater fire injuries at Camden
The report notes Everett C. Holes sues for two years after a blaze at the Central theater on a Wednesday night near Fort Week. Joseph Hilver, a local resident, died at Pennsylvania hospital from burns, while Holmes mind) Silver faces charges amid the crisis at the hospital with nine other patients listed in precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett C. Holes
Camden
Central Theater
Pennsylvania Hospital
Joseph Hilver
Thin City
Holmes Mind
Silver
Dr Keely Threatened in Chicago Case
A morning report from Chicago details a doctor named Keely who faced a death threat from a claimant seeking compensation for a deceased spouse. The threat included mentions of punishment and death, with letters and messages investigated as authorities pursue the case.
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Keely
Ciicage
Kenry
Old Camo
Frankin Parsons
Lucele
Ex Preacher Held for Murder Near Newtons Illinois
James Hine Ito former preacher of Flushing Iowa is held on murder charges after his wife’s body was found in a pond at Winfield with a throat wound. Coroner Brandon says there is evidence tying Daualton to the crime.
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Ned High Street
Spanisdanacter
Oman
Bess Centupas
Luisa Wens Yrokva
Phe
Newtons
James Hine Ito
Flushing
Winfield
Brandon Belever Fe
Will Warter Daualton
Judge Watters Hangs Alfred Stout for Murder in Cecil County
May 4 in Devaar Mil Judge Watters sentenced Alfred Stout the murderer of the aged farmer George Litemar of Cecil county to be hanged. Stout has been in jail awaiting execution. His case goes to the court of appeals on a writ of error. Other items note clothing pressers seeking wage reductions and hours in major cities, and various brief notices from across regions.
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Devaar
Mil
Watters
Alfred Stout
George Litemar
Cecil County
Stout
Court of Appeals
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A. C. Lorentz
Lorenti
Davis
Union Bowiox
Wheeler & Wilson
Chile
Pat Awling
Anu
North Market
Patrick
Fraidsonly
W. L. Parsons
Pepe Pansoss
AMD Raeen
Withenold
Bouuit UN Com
Otice
Mutual Insurance Huilding
Prederick City, Maryland
Busan Markey
Sak Husag Markey
Haashew & Warker
Ofien
Thian
Cory Ox
West Turd Street
Delashwatt
Market Street
Tad
Stu
Norrissen Millinery
Ranshew
Markry
Drick Noure
Hentz
Etreets
Jas Ma
Mutual
Fiedeotmk
Lavine Parsons
Alao Auest FM — Fidelity and Deposit Company, OF
Daltimore, NT
the News
Qualfest
Jordan
William M. Krinc
Conference
Criceoo
George W. Childs
Phiadelphia Secter
Renteniny Afernoon
Childa
Colorado Springs
Union Printers
Childs
Herald Office
Typographical Union
Childe
Gram Jary
Athie
Charles Wilfred Mowbray
David John Niehal
The
Commonweal
Henry Matthews
Atute
Home Department
Sir Henry Hawking
High Court of Justice
Whun Margille
Metropolitan Police
Kastlera
Curvense
Wyo
United
Atataa Omarehala
Jotinaon County
Auate
United State
Julye Riter
Las Grank
Nevada
Wagu
Henry Robbeos
George Crane
Crane
Frank V. Bratky
Wallos
Gohlinetitute Hers
Bikhorn
Daedy
San Francinco
San Francisco
Edison
Washington
Commissioner of Patents
Thomas A. Edison
Aealgner
Weatern Union Telegraph Company
IM Mo
Uggets OF
Oleo of Hostre
Leighton Lake
Grand Rapids
Minn
John Fiver
Camlon
Mennsylvania Eal
Philadelphia
Oxiadors City
Nat Habinenn
Qhioe
Katie Tifton
Meamant
Tenn
Harrison
Haltingerts
Washinatox
United States Supreme Court
Diamis
Edwanl W. Gatlinger
May Peteroon
Jerney City
Alvath Babs
Lallimgoe
Gowel
Beene
Cam
Conn
Lewis Eno
Hus
Mooany
Bric
Tan Yame
Eng
Eno
Lawrene
Maw
Mordar
Baulnbury
Dovan
Del
Kynolida
Danion PT
Walenett
Mae
Delaware
Mniccem
Willan
Walents
Barn
Arthur Hewall & Co
Roanoke
United Ktatea
Trexton
Ain Ithe
Beatie Cae
Newark
N. d
Harriet Bhort
Loviavinn
Baner Anid
Dynamith
Bashhall
Tittabtury
Pitteburg
Titeatingrys
Pittaburyg
Lantaitn
Clove Inn
Frederick Marketa
Astra
Qatar
the Methodists
Republicana
Tia
Democrat
Pri Codnapce Dal
Panat
Congressman Batting
Nevialts
Ene
Edgar
Federer
Beaupont
Thin County
Rixford Station
Attra Tink
Pddewater Pipe Lane Company
Mightatug
Mt. Jowell
Cree Eent Refining Company
Monmouth Park
Aspuny Park
N. J
Long Branch
Admiral Brown
Anntrana
Yootentar
United Ataten
Hie Fett Teg Ds
Malrac
Bia Tel
Cor
Bmihcier
Horton
Timore
Chicago
Perenanuwo
Tes Dees Azabtra
Therpe
Frans
Pricsinemt
Pritchard
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