Chosen by Exicar Ruler Out Thine Enemies Anece to Fight
Amid a turbulent campaign the Exicar ruler orders suppression of Zapata bands in Morice. Generals Rabago Tolles Merceda Ojeda move to coordinate northern offensives. Ruled by Huella, the leaders push operations against Morales and insurgents as feints and reorganizations unfold across Chi Malin Sonora and neighboring regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxlea al
Paso
Tex
Qens
Antonio Reda
Jey
Dogetier
Zapata
Morice
Rabagi
Chi
Honiius
Nexten
Tolles
Goulwlin
Merceda
Chibuaius
Guaymy-aioas
Honda
Peltin
Carranza
Triey Aubuel
Measeg City
Restore Duty Debate Drives Senate Trade Policy Clash
Washington reports four consequences loom as Senate Democrats debate tariffs on meat and flour. The group leans toward a farm levy while keeping some goods free, balancing political cost with party goals as proposals target cattle, sheep, hogs, grain, and bread. Madrid notes Count Alvaro Ceromanons resigns as premier and plans return after King Alfonso XII requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Democrats
Washington, D. C
Democratin
Sve
Bose Democrats
Senate Democratic
Amateur Aviator James Colovan Killed In Flight
Chicago aviation news reports the death of James Colovan, a young aviator, who crashed after an engine failure near the Lying field. The accident occurred shortly after takeoff, as Colovan was maneuvering over the airstrip, leaving the scene with fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago—Aviation
James Colovan
Acro Chad
Minnis
Colovan
Rucalan Airman Killed In Fall From Plane
A Ricalan army airman named Patersberg Leal of Ricalan army was killed when he fell from an aeroplane at Peterbon. A passenger, delon, escaped with a broken arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rucalan
Patersberg—Leal
Ralabehkta
Ricalan Army
White
Peterbon
Delon
Jalineon Quite Century
New York Robert Underwaon retires as editor of Mw Century amagazine after a long career noted for literary labor and campaign for arbitration. Associated with Walton Gildev, he had been active in publishing circles since 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalineon
New York
Robert Underwaon
Salineon Amuo
Mw Century Amagazine
Mi Jaluson
Poy Indy
Walton Gildev
Alnee
Gii¢i Dee Libay
Activa
Frantic Indianapolis Race Delivers Rich Prizes and Flames
Wishart and Metz finish second and third as Goux wins a 100 mile winter race at Indianapolis in a dramatic car debut. Merz drives a Stutz with engine flames, risking explosion while fans cheer. Guyot places fourth and earns $2,500 as other drivers claim smaller prizes amidst a crash-free event with one tire loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
France
Goux
Wishart
Mein
Govs
Tine
Speedway
Ne Tacs
Nwkes
Run div
Averado Mechaniclas
Ikear
Spencer Wishart
Klesless
Champasnelssa
Mercier Fils
Charles Mere
Merz
Breatless
Erswd
Exitsenis
Bie
Delbert Guyot
Sanbeam
Hug Goux
Crawdstand
Prise Witney
Fheodore Fillette
Howard Wicoxy
Redpu Mollard
Louis Dinbruw
G. V
W. Clark
Tulsa
W. Heaps
Enothil
Spendway Sin Bevis
Quake Shakes Southwest and New York City Area
An earthquake centered near the Southwest and New York shook the region, with aftereffects felt in New York City. Observers reported tremors and officials urged caution as authorities assessed damage and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eeistuugraph
American Museum of Natural History
Spanish Cabinet Ends as Count Rowencres Resigns
The Spanish cabinet led by Mori resigns as Count Rowencres steps down amid hostile open hostility from the deputies. The action follows pressure within the ministry and signals a major political shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mori
Fui
Alfonso Woq
Count Rowencres
Wriday
Infnlstry
Clsiiver of Deputies
Flood Rescue Boat Burns on the Mississippi River
The gleamboat Three States burned to the water's edge in Cairo Illinois on Friday. The vessel operated between Cairo and Wickliffe Kentucky and Kid's Pelot Missouri and carried out river rescue work during floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Kridey
Wickliffe
Hid
Pelot
Railway collision near Jefferson City injures many
A Missouri Pacific collision near Brant, two miles west of Jefferson City, injures multiple people. Engineers Al Ford and McDonald of the colliding trains No 11 and No 12 are named among the dead. fireman T J Bardele and clerk A Love among the injured. Investigators in St Louis clear to determine why No 41 stopped at Cirks station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Laury
Lonte-Kanens
Aifasouri Paettle Conde
Brant
Jefferson City
East Hand
T. J. Bardele
Allstotrl Pacific
Li St
Eas Road
Twa
President denounces lobbying over tariff bill in Washington
President Wilaan rails at lobbyists pressuring lawmakers to gain influence on the tariff bill. He says the public should know the extraordinary efforts by today in Washington to win support for items in the act. He urges the government to be relieved from this interference to preserve the calm progress of debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilaan
Contempt plea updates in Gompore case. May proceedings
Washington reports on Samuel Gompore contempt proceedings with references to officials and the court, noting hearings and actions by Secretary and others. A New York item describes a fatal accident at Talmage Park during a jumping exercise, noting a worker died after a mishap with a temporary construction setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Gompore
Jain Mitchell
Frank Moressi
Savreme Gonrt
New York
Han Erat
Witermeh
Warregtan
Vic
Unety
Talmage Park
Slay By Wife Court Report Emerges from Jasper County
A confusing OCR fragment describes a murder case where a wife allegedly shot her husband. The report, dated Friday, references Jasper County and a Mayattar failorseer, with unclear names and roles. Further details are unreadable from the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mélitrone
Jasper Wwainty
Jere
Ghent Accuses Lawyer Clubman in City War Error
Ghent in Philadelphia accuses a prominent lawyer and city clique member over a 250 warrant and an alleged misdeal. Wagner, named as a leading figure, faces warnings tied to the case and a court action around a supposed 6 000 dispute involving Ma Clentk and Filey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghent
Philadelphia
Dune
Errest
Neorge
Wagner
Bulgars Prepare to Battle as Greek and Bulgarian Forces Face Off
Tensions rise near Salaniki as Bulgarian and Greek troops clash with exchanges of fire reported over the past two days. Both sides accuse the other of aggression while Bulgarian units move toward Eleutheria and other demarcations, with Greek positions at Atunet Pinglinson and nearby settlements under strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrolts
Eleuheria
Atunet Pinglinson
Trava
Wufulety
Receivers Appointed for Two Railroads in Frisco System
Two receivers were named for St Louis and Sau Kronicles railroad lines within the Frisco system. The action follows a North American company petition led by Ben Adams Winchell, Frisco president, and board chairman. Proceedings in Chicago seek to resolve the $2,260,000 claim while listing key figures from United States and New York offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Louis
Mit 2A
Linton | Juden Hauborn Tyeadny
Io St. Louis
Sau Kronicles
Frisco
Ben Fdamins Winchell
Ie Wrisco Company
Th West
St Louis Union
Ruse Colipany
Idee Carpenter
United State Letter Court
Chicago
Necelvern
Woolf Railroad
Fusco Wysteim
Pon Tha Nypileatton
J. Jackson
Rand
Bawlo We Wioters
New Yorke
Krincasyetow
Jane Brovalit
Coaster Brake Trust Case In United States District Court
Legal filing dated May 28 in United States District Court of a coaster brake trust case involving Moclusiter N V and multiple defendants. Case cites restraining orders awaiting further court action with ongoing proceedings and pending motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner Bray Trust
United States
Astriet
Deenes
Twenty hurt in bridge collapse at county fair site
A fragmentary report notes twenty persons were injured and several hospitalized after a collapsed structure at a fairground near Ayton, Ther ford and Clivaiaw wan. Authorities investigate cause and safety lapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Ayton
Therford & Clivaiaw
Agen
Court bars Roosevelt rumor evidence in Newwart trial
Marquette Mich May 30 verdict bars testimony aimed at linking Colonel Roosevelt to alcohol use during campaigns. Attorney Molden argues general rumors aimed to prove influence and credibility. judge rules detailed hearsay and partisan remarks must be excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Mich
Georga AL
Velt
Miosovell
Molden Salt de
Roosevelt
Cemngel
John G. O'haughlin
Tia
Orient
Heosavelt
Roosavelt
Europe
O'Leghith
Koogavelt
Onhe
Nwaster
Adrien Unt
Paris
Ace
O'Ganghns
Cnlonel
Shell bin
Hailatieis
Oiavlehiin
O'Taughny
Cleveland
McKinley
Chauphiniy
Mysterious Gat Line Trader Sells Stallion for 7500
In May 2016 at Howlaville Kentucky a four-year-old stallion named Stallion Brings sold for 7500 dollars to Styllinn of Xanga City. The deal involved Morse Heal of Gat Line and collaborators tied to a navigation law firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse Heal
Gat Line
New York
Gharvi
Mayo
Fortier
Baulfle
Howlaville
C. Uhre
Confederate Officer Hind is Buried in Virginia Service
The obituary notes Confederate officer Wyfn Lomax of the Clyll way died near Providence on a recent Wednesday at seventy years old. Services were held in Wherenton, Virginia, with burial at a local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bead
Oneral Hind
Wyfn Lomax
Clyll Way
Wherenton
Ancient sports in Egypt boxing and baseball tales
A draft fragment argues that boxing and baser ball-like games were known in ancient Egypt, with sketches from Thebes during Ramesses era. The piece blends dubious claims about sports origins, including boxing, football, and a mock scene of umpire and megaphone as part of a wider, fanciful history by Professor Durty Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athos
Ateo
Sarving
Thebes
Ramesox 7
Moses
Faroe
Ilegerty
Nofola Buldee
Ramesex
Endeah
Tateiro
Brablmbly
Baaiman
Cialon
O'Sarkon
Mentahia
Rut Aginew
Alanting
Equatorial Africa
Egypt
Nyin
Nyin Or Father Chadwick
Spatd
Greeco
Babylon & Ooehorne
Greece
Tauoystrams
Ebaraghs
Erasers Bring Her Fame
The article recounts Mrs. Mary K. Houston’s notoriety as originator of rubber eraser rips on fond peels and her burial plans in St Louis after dying of apoplexy near Greatwood. It notes a 1889 incident in New York City involving rubber erasers and a clerk’s explanation, with mention of lead pencils and erasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Mary K. Houston
St. Lowi
Houston
Greatwood
Hensley
Nye York
New York
Skirts Target in Clash In Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio the Woman's Club league petitions council to curb clogging streetcars by requiring shorter skirts. City officials cite rider embarrassment and high fare protests as driving support for tighter dress limits aboard street cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngetown
Ohlo
Woman's Club League of
Thin City
Glgildmerica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glans Radago
Grozeo Iy Ajginy
Exicar
Madrid
Alvaro Ceromanones
Meyi
Alfonsofter
Chinwtiwa City
Mexico
Merénido
Fron Farral
Chibusian
Gan. Antonis
Mesice City
Frenchmar
Smile
Indianapolis Speedway
Metz
Fiamen
Geales AL Newet
Mirquette
Ff. P
Gollisich
Miounderstayiding
Ordera
Wilson
AAA Important News
Itimis
Aly Qbalic
Ant Grogk
Salaniki
Bintelet
Reeneater
N.Y
Ifnnene
Judge Cars
Tor Eiltor NeWart
Goma Gossla
Sports OF Ancient
Gresna
Sparta
Ohlo Traction Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!