Bloody Battle Fought by Militias in Antlers Region
Reported fighting left numerous wounded as rival militias clashed near Antlers. Governor Jones travelled to Paris amid arrests and charges as troops and authorities faced resistance in a tense security situation.
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Erand
Uni
Dick Lewin
Anthees
Charant Manier
Wilitie Howe
Jones
Paris
Locke
Inbao
Sveere Rey
Laken
Tor
Ina
Confederate General Smith Prominent at Sewanee
The obituary notes General Smith, age 70, who taught mathematics at the University of the South Sewanee. It records his boyhood state, a brief army career, and his death from stomach illness after serving as a junior in the seven full grocenis of the Confederacy. He is survived by a wife and eleven children.
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Confederacy
Tin
Smith
University of the South
Sewanee
Resolution Introduced to Investigate Senator Roach
A senate resolution directs committees to investigate Senator Roach of North Dakota. The measure, offered by M. Hear, was referred and delayed. the senate adjourned after about thirty five minutes.
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Roach Asutscox
Senate
Carolina
Roach
North Dakota
M. Hear
Hawaii Situation and Japan Interest in Islands
Reports from the United States steamer Alliance state Hawaii remains sedate with no access to officials except a few. Japan is alleged to seek annexation, using many subjects on sugar plantations and vigilant officials say a Naniwa captain would raise Japan’s flag. A syndicate in Philadelphia plans a Baltimore and Washington franchise with Sunday games and May 28 high mass events.
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Sas
Francisco
United States Steamer Alliance
Hovoldla
Pareous
Tmme
Paul Neumann
State Department
Dapan Mae
Japan
Judd
Naniwa
Habwaii
Ormanl
Aahientso
United Press
Bautimone
Delphia
Baltimore
Washington
Fragmented New York and Chicago News Snippets
A garbled collection notes wheat losses in Chicago, a Navy warship color idea, billiards champion Schaefer in good form, and a prison sentence for sheep stealing. Also mentions a Clarksville official and a U S minister arrival, with various other vague references.
Bill Aimed at Making Counties Liable for Dame Ages
A rough report notes a proposed bill on county liability for damages and the creation of a fund from the city treasury. The text also mentions a reform school graduate and a robbery case, with references to forged checks and a gang leader linked to a deputy revenue official. Swedish sailors on the schooner Annie Afaniey are described as going on a spree.
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Hamenscwe
Treobie
L. Hackett
First Nationa
Yiereupon
Ted Wa
Thaghettie
Ferdinand de Rothschild
Annie Afaniey
Pain Balm Said to Cure Rheumatism in Three Days
The ad claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm can cure rheumatism in three days. It asserts success for a user named P Reynolds Pharmacy at Park and North Avenues, Armstrong Manager, offering 50 cent bottles. It urges readers to try the product for relief.
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Chamberlain's
P. Reynolds Pharmacy
North Avenues
T. 4
Armstrig
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