Shooting at Brownsville Saloon Stuns Senate Panel
Pauline Preciado Mexican editor and witness to the shooting of Wrank Natous testified before a Senate militia affairs committee. He described soldiers entering Tillman’s court and fatally wounding Natous as shots rang out, with Preciado struck and glasses broken. The trial scene unfolded with reported lantern light and a chaotic alley exit.
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Washington
Pauline
Preciido
Brownsville
Tex
Wrank Natous
Senate Committee On
Preciadr
Tillman
Crixell
Tillman’s Place
Tilbnan
Ani
Braeindo
Nata
Preciado
Italley
Ciardi Died in Prison Attack at Auburn 1904
A prisoner executed in Auburndale prison killed Ciardi in a 1904 incident. The report notes time of death at 6:36 and questions whether the victim showed emotion. The motive is described as tied to revelations about a lost lover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciardi
Alebuin
N.Y
OS Ani
Caimveterdio
Aubwi
Six Beet In Lruchine Affrar Incident Report
Eerie garbled OCR reports a violent act in Georgia with six killed and six injured. The account names authorities and a posse pursuit, but many words are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR note on local notices and addresses
The readable text lists names and vague locations in a damaged OCR fragment. It mentions a Mr Donald Hage Mackay and a Presbyterian context, with scattered references to avenues and delays. The overall content is unclear and partial.
Mohawk Conference Opener At City Event
May 2 reports from Mohawk Conference City note a gathering of publishers merchants and business leaders at Lake Biobank conference with President Nick Olaf Blurray Butler of Cotuinkia University presiding. Chicago May 22 Chief of Police Hillippy bans red gag or banner parades due to excessive red color seen in recent events. San Francisco May 22 Mayor Schmitz faces extortion charges with Ruef involvement as witnesses testify in superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakh Moagne
Diplowsis
Meters of the Lake Biobank
Iter Nation
Nickolaf Blurray Butler
Cotuinkia University
Chitvane
Chicagh
Dupthce Hillippy
Chicazn
Flagwood
Lasting Lashes Strike in Thomasville Blacklash Case
In Thomasville Georgia on May 22 White Capper seized H Milan a white man from his home stripped him and gave him four lashings with a Lua weed whip stating he was the lightest man in Thomas county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomas County
H. Milan
Paasate Family Poisoned in Roast Beef Incident
PABBAIC New Jersey May 22 The entire family of Councilman Harry F Sehleleb remains in precarious condition since Tuesday from ptomaine poisoning believed caused by roast beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paasate
Pabbaic
N. J
Harry F. Sehleleb
Weather Outlook: Fair and Warmer with East Winds
A concise forecast notes fair skies and rising temperatures while east winds prevail. The brief signals a warmer period ahead with stable weather conditions.
Preakness Stakes Winner Don Enrique Tops Belmont Card
Belmonts Hastings gelding Don Enrique wins the Preakness Stakes at Goovesend amid a busy racing program. Madder's Dead Cime scores in the fifth race with a bid up to 2400 dollars, while several favorites fail to secure wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Sinkes
Gravescid Wan
Belcont
New York
Angust Belmonts
Jon Rarviggne
Goovesend
Kitchen
Zanifest
Fr Thing
BE. Madder
Cime
Jong
Atk
I. McGinnis
Whim
Bells Griffon
la Soréila
Clery Maid
Zethus
Pom AfeGreth
Robin Cuod
Don Dono
Don Enrique
Ethea
Aalubesi
Dead Cone
Servile
Please
Hickorr
Grinal- Gi
Lad of
Langden
Baseball Scores Miss Mix Leads Dietters
Miss Mix tops the Dietters in a high‑scoring baseball game as New York teams contest early season standings. The match featured standout plays from Magy S and Jidkiah Min with top batting and pitching from both sides. The unfamiliar text shows errors but indicates a result dominated by Miss Mix and notable performances across the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mix
Dietters
Magy S
Jidkiah
Piverl Oeyer
Frayed OCR Notice Surfaces Amid Vague City Market Jumble
A garbled OCR fragment from a city notice mentions Beering Francisco Mauritse and a waiver of something at a voltiniker on a date around four. The readable parts point to a local public sale or property action but lack clear details or names.
Lewin of Philatelubia Toured Before Collector’s Gala
An obscure inscription reports Lanfraul Tharee Lewin of Philatelubia attended a ten soul event before the collector Gatier. The detail notes TM L Lewis presenting, with a clean bow given the timing and local attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane
Lanfraul Tharee Lewin
Philatelubia
Lewis
New Tavern Cont. May 22-17 Yale Freshmen Triumph
Yale freshmen baseball defeated Uringeten frystinen at Yale fehl by the seave of 10 tod. Merr itt pityhked Tor Vale and allowed Int ane bit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritton Poevais
New Tavern
Yale
Uringeten Frystinen
Yate Fehl
Seave
Merritt
Tor Vale
Airship Races Planned by Aero Club of Chicago
MIAC May 22 report states airship races will be held at the grounds at Sixty fourth Street and South Park Avenue under the sponsorship of the Aero club of Chicago. The plan was approved at a church meeting.
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Alvaio Kegatte
Chicago
MIAC
Aero Club of Chicago
Sixty-fourth Street
South Park Avenue
Chook
Towroped his Field in Kentucky Handicap Race
In Logisville Kentucky on May twenty second Old Honesty won the six furlong handicap. Black Sheep towroped his field as two favorites captured wins.
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Logisville
Honesty
Hadsaen River Tunnels Open
President Mc Adoo of the Sindson and New York jinilhoad company announces heat rains will be in operation through the nets between New York and Hoboken New Jersey. The date is May 22 with reference to 1807.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadsaen River
New York
McAdoo
The
Sindson
Jinilhoad Comprany
Hobogen
N. J
W. Get
Empire Chair Factory Destroyed in Tem City Raid
The Empire Chair company workshop at Wigahetbion Tem and two nearby cottages were destroyed by Gre in a tactical raid. Estimated damage totals $75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Chip Phant
Bristol
Tem
Alay
Empire Chair Company
Wigahetbion
Gre
Goulds in Supreme Court Limited Divorce Suit
Howard Gould and former wife Katherine Clemmons press limited divorce in New York Supreme Court. She seeks money, counsel fees, and alleges abandonment since 1906, with no support since last September. She claims mistreatment, public humiliation, and that Gould spied on her for four years, hiring an investigator to gather witnesses. Police say an inquiry into possible coercion is underway. Memorial Day speeches planned by governors Hughes and Gould at New York University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Niavits
Howard Gould
Katherine Clemmons
Supreme Court
BoMmld
Dersan
W. C. Ayoodwarit
Big Hawkey
Immapur
Gould
Hughes
Gudhl
Massachusetts
Tab Jets
New York University
Tinebos Ot
Guld’s
Anthea
Airship Demonstrates New Craft at Exposition
A successful ascension occurred at the Virginia exposition in a new airship. Under perfect control it rose about 130 feet and steered over the parade grounds. The airship traced graceful circles above the show tents and art displays, passing near the main entrance as spectators viewed from the concourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krortole
Wade
Lenin Denounced as Leader of the Favorites Near Risnian
An article from May 22 reports Mikolai Lenin described as Leader of the fasorites in Risnian. The piece notes a warrant against Bil Goan fils arrear on a charge of high crime, detailing limited, unclear statements about Russian freedom and continued work abroad.
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Tamsis
Mikolai Lenin
Indian murderer faces sharp cross examination in trial
The Indian murderer in a sensational trial faced a sharp cross examination as the defense pressed for motive. The key point was the suspect’s inability to state a clear reason for purchasing the revolver used to shoot Peters, while the story notes the dramatic direct examination details.
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Peters
Roanoke Merchants Face Obscene Postcard Indictments
Fifteen Roanoke and Salem merchants appeared before U S Commissioner White in Roanoke on May 22 in connection with indictments by a federal grand jury charging them with handling obscene postcards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Salem
United States
White
Barahona Shot In Cell In Salvador
Advices report the assassination of Alonzo Barahona former governor of Cortez and com mandante of San Pedro Sula Honduras who was shot to death in his cell at Salvador May 2 in New Orleans report cites the shocking killing and confirms Barahona’s official positions and fate.
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Barahona
New Orleans
Alonzo Barahona
Department of Cortez
San Pedro Sula
Honduras
Salvador
Mohawk Golf Clubhouse Destroyed By Fire
A fire at the Mohawk Golf Club on the Troy road in Schenectady destroyed the clubhouse. Officials say a defective flue likely caused the blaze. Loss estimated around $50,000. The incident occurred May 22.
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Mohawk Golf Clubhouse
Schenectady
Mohawk Golf Club
Troy Road
Five Die in Furnace Blast at Jones & Laughlin Plant
An explosion at the Eliza furnace of the Jones & Laughlin Steel company in Fittsburg last night at o clock killed five men and seriously injured four others. The blast occurred during work shifts, investigators began examining the scene, authorities reported no further details available.
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Fittsburg
Eliza
Jonea & Laughlin Steel Company
Townsend Murder Trial Opens in Richmond Staten Island
The murder case against John Bell is heard in May at Richmond Island. Mrs Townsend, wife of Dr Charles Townsend, testifies she awoke to her husband arguing with a man and saw a bareheaded figure with a revolver who shot him. Bell’s sister’s husband William Coar recounts Bell’s remark about getting revenge.
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Townsend
New York
John ‘Bell
Charles (Ve ‘Townsend
Richmond
Staten Island
Othe
Caliel
Mai
Wiliam Coar
Bell
Tiefl
Lom
Athat
Ret
Orchard star witness in Hayward murder trial
May 22 report predicts the first witness for the state in the William C. Haywrnl case will appear in a week. Harry Orchard, the principal witness, is set for a full testimony week with cross examination by E. P. Richardson looming, while defense aims to expose his claims.
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Tiki
Orst
William C. Haywrnl
Steunenberg
Surer Orrir Cole
Harry Orchard
Ixial Wit
E. P. Richardson
Kingston Mayor Resigns Amid Bank Ties Probe
Wes ley Thompson resigned as mayor of Kingston New York citing health reasons linked to his role as cashier at Randoul National Bank. The resignation follows scrutiny of his executive conduct and bank ties.
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Kingston
Manon Charge Decention Pre TVsbURG Alay 22
Trickery and deception alleged in the formation of Der fore No 5 A F and A AE in a bill in equity filed there. A receiver is asked to marshal lodge funds and property for distribution.
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Manon
Tvsburg
der Fore
No. 5
A. F
A. AE
Mura Futile Lodge
Princes Victoria aboard rope yacht Victoria and Albert arrive
Princess Victoria MP at 3 RAPLIS May 22 arrives with Queen Alexandra and Vietovia aboard the Victoria and Albert yacht due to illness of the Princess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Victoria
Raplis
Victoria and
Van Sands elected regent at supreme council
Roisat Van Sands of Chicago was elected regent of the supreme council at the Royal Arena in Taston on May 2.
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van Sands
Taston
Roisat van Sands
Chicago
Supreme Council
Royel
Fragmentary Financial and Rail Stock Notes
A scrambled financial and commercial fragment lists various rail lines and industries with percentages and partial names. Items resemble closing prices or benchmarks for lines such as Rock Island, Southern Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Lackawanna, and others. The text is incomplete and includes scattered place names like Manhattan and Texas paths, with no coherent narrative or dates.
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Nevis
Woklyn i
St. Jahes
Hiv
Rock ‘Island
Texas
Louis & Nash
Manhattan
Missouri Pac
Wildly Illegible Market Figures From Far North Trade Desk
The text presents a garbled market report listing prices and movements for flour, corn, wheat, oats, and dairy items, with references to winter patents, Arkansas or Kansas crop concerns, and outside market sympathy. It includes scattered figures for oats, corn, wheat, rye, butter, cheese, and live poultry, but is heavily distorted and difficult to parse into coherent facts.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Fuly
Ian
Pacific Cnast
Mercantile
Nee
Ates Hood Ta
Giese
Small, Inc
State
Penneylvania
Nosrey
Tirsta Xira
Indirect Persuasion on a West Philadelphia Jot
A Philadelphia Record item describes two men by a small fire on a vacant West Philadelphia lot discussing a plan to dredge a channel for gold dust. One man reads a newspaper while the other hawks a scheme to profit from permits and dredging, using a deep, fanlike wind to stir the fake gold.
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West Philadephia
Notiow
Wis
Ealing
Nvas
Coure
Delaware
Philadelphia Record
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Dulket
Karen
Uwoxton
Soston
Boston
Eeidavilln
Aineers Svenii
Vne Dewuth
Hajarry
Te Albovs
Momiare
MT Holl
WEY Eol
Weit Wanilar
Donald Hage Mackay
Din Bb Te Presbyteria Echareh
Chicager
Drime Wari
Hice
Brown
King
Aresaahan
Brooklyn
Bill—Crowinti
Breaklsn
Oir
Batherina
Hitt
McLean
Rueber
Pastorius Ork Buties
Uhiladelphia
Pitter Eeebte
Philadelphia
Dpittsburg
Pitzdelphia
Ai- Mos
Pittshbury
Phelps
St Louis
Betrars
Louis
Llatteries
Marshall
Lindaman
Brow
York
Philadelydyin
Bastun
Lapis
St. Louis
Orth
Shoutis
Howell and Stephens
Piladelpha
Almwany
Lenk Tran
Casey Island
Orchard
STAR
Witness
Steumnenberg
Erint
New Haven
Tudge Robinson
Juli Ms. Shepard
Lessie Shepard
Miss Mitchell
Jorge
Hin
Financial and Commercial
BE. C. Fent
Harrison Avenue
Montclair
FAITH
Acent, Nutley
Pascuale Demarco
Boot and Shoemaker
Chestnut Street
Bridge
Biota
Wink Fizest
Env
Serge
Giggone Domenigo Confectionary
Franklin
Park
T. S. Brown
AL Connolly
Erwiny Vv
Cockarart
William Edn Parry
Attommey
Phes
Aidiall Baetern
Nocae Praratanne
Pera Cosh Fomimisaiarn
Carcometor Soa Designay
Ana Preemium
Irem
Addrom the McCall Loy New Vane
Match Trust
Ferne
M & Co
Srssee
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