Shot in the Back Sparks City Murder Inquiry
Tim Morrison claimed a man fired from behind at about 10 30 last night injuring Walker Richardson near San Pedro Springs. Richardson hospitalized with unknown prognosis. Morrison missing. Mayor seeks to repurpose Market Street old market house for jail and court use amid criticisms of current facilities.
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Tim Morrison
Walker Richarison
Tip Morrison
Nuu Richardson Os
Morrison
Richardson
San Pedro Springs
Vutie
Dr. Withers
Lospiti
Alehanison
Callaghan
Market Street
Mai Plaza
City Prisoners Clean Basements in Recent Work
The article notes prisoners have been employed to whitewash and paint the basement area of the city jail. It mentions ongoing efforts by officials to improve sanitation and facilities, with workers described as actively engaged in finishing tasks across multiple cells.
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Quy
Juller Valdes
San- Hami
Minister resigns at Grace Street Presbyterian Church
An announcement from Richmond Virginia dated April 3 states that Reverend Baby Air will resign the pastorate of Grace Street Presbyterian Church and has accepted a call from the Independent Presbyterian Church of Bavonouly, Ga.
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Richwond
Baby
Grace Street
Bavanouly
Band Stand Location Proposed for Summer Concerts
Report describes placement considerations for a band stand at a city plaza. Proposals include near the north end of the main square by the garden and near the cathedral with a wide west plaza to avoid traffic, aiming for better crowd dispersion.
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Phizi Sarden
Aavk
Yey Plaza
Will Talk on Mexico at Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Rev HL Sharp of Aguas Calientes Mexico, in transit to this field, speaks on Mexico today at Cumberland Presbyterian church Avenue D at 11 a.m. No collection beyond regular offering. Sharp will discuss customs of the neighboring republic and talk to Christian Endeavor groups in West End Dwitherland and at the Presbyterian church. Seats are free and all are invited.
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HL. M. Sharp
Aguas Calienter
Mex
Vexis Sorie
Mexico
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Avenue D
L A.m
Sharp
Republic
West End
Drunk on Horseback Arrest Delights City Crowd
A city police court record notes Nearl Gertrude Price was drunk and disorderly after riding a saddle horse through main streets on a pink outfit. Patrolman Wig Stevens arrested her on the Main Plaza as she dodged traffic with a cracking whip and a crowd watched the scene unfold.
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Gertrude Price
Tv Recorder
Pearl
Pligas
Commerce Street
Pat Stevens
Ias
Great Band Contest At Battle Of Flowers Hears Plans
Musical groups rally for the Battle of Flowers contest in San Antonio. Fifteen bands express intent to participate as prizes rise, with special honors from local merchants and military bands to lead the parade. Officials outline prize structure, decorations, and parade logistics for the event and related ceremonies.
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Neils
San Antonio
Stiles Cavalry
Beelk
Alaina Plaza
Wil
Prot
Beek
Piayer
Elty
Gross
United States
A. C. Smith
Piano Rental Exchange
Frank Brog
Messrs. Paycoast & Son
Lins
Dst
Wnty
Leo
Leforn
Flower Battle Details Nearing Completion After Battle
A meeting concerning the Flower Battle details proceeds as work continues toward completion. The report notes preparations and the anticipated near finish, with discussions focusing on organizing the postbattle arrangement and related tasks.
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Detalla
Flood Threat Strains Mississippi Delta Cities
In Greenville and Vicksburg almost a thousand families face rising floodwaters as the Mississippi and Red rivers swell. Levees hold Sunday, but crevasses loom with the water five feet deep in places. Relief tents and boats are rushed to delta residents while New Orleans braces for higher levels and authorities warn of possible levee breaks. Local plantations are submerged and evacuations continue along the affected stretch toward Baton Rouge and Natchez.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Miss
Yaroo Valley
Conhoma County
Tosedaly
Bolivar County
Ciereng Ile
Natchez
Baton Rouge
Red River
Hed
Atehafaliya
Cairo
New Madrid
Che Feanle
Anex
Greenville
Spanish Clemency and Cuba Pledge Amid Disruption Fears
Reported intentions of Tulio Sanguilly to quit Cuba surface amid U S reservations. Secretary Sherman notes possible failure to prevent action without armed aid. concerns rise that departure could peril other Americans imprisoned in Cuba. Fort Cabanas letter confirms pledge to Spain and U S. power to act if he departs. Charters filed in Austin show Provident Mutual Benevolent Association and other firms changing names or structure.
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Burt
Spain
Mate
Singhilly
Ami
Lee
Sherman
Tulio Sanzuilly
Tulio Sananilly
Catanas
Cuba
Spin
United States
Cabanas
Ravana
Tulk Sanguilly
Sanguilly
Hls
State Department
Gutta
Tegent
Buter confession linked to Australia murder case
Special Wire to Sunday Light reports Frank Buter, en route to Australia for trial on six murder charges, admits killing Artine Preston but says it was in self defense. In Austin, Texas, April 2, governors plan two weekly drills for the city district.
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San Francisco
Frank Butter
Australia
Artine Preston
Sete
Austin
Tex
Brutal City Election Fight Crowds Clash in Huntington
A Huntington scene of civil conflict erupted after Thursday's city election. Republican leader Dr Ian Sage and Democrat George Ingruma clashed at 1 AM causing dozens to flee as knives and clubs were used. Police struggled to restore order amid reports of further outbreaks expected.
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Wormen Beatter
Pittsburg
Fuddogtos
W. Va
Huntington
Hia
Ian Sage
George
Riot in Spain sparks injuries over new tax demand
Special wires report a riot near Andequera in Misishi province sparked by opposition to an octine tax. Several injured before police suppressed the disorder as soldiers prepare for purchases of atk Viaki. Reports from Corpus Christi note wage increases and troop movements in mining districts, with metro police planning larger forces next week.
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Spain
Madrid
Andequera
Iibishi
Poplar
Speckal
Whee
ATK
Fey
Murderer Confesses in Black Lick Case
Columbus reports Miller, in custody for the murder of Mrs. John Miller, Black Lick, has confessed. He claims rage over wage disputes and intended to strike her, but says he then hit build a barn with an axe when she came for eggs. Authorities note motive appears linked to anger over wages.
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Columbus
Lrank Miller
John Miller
Black Lick
Tie
Hilta
Lisel
Fugitive Antonio Christensen Claims $800 Liberty Price
New York April 3 Antonio Christensen captured as a fugitive from justice says he paid $800 for liberty after his first arrest, while Michigan authorities say he was turned over on requisition. Police investigate if he escaped or was released by officers, governor Pingree, and others amid an apparent smear by two con men. Christensen, wanted in Riteway Michigan for embezzling $30,000 from a creamery, was arrested at Grow Central depot after a detective spotted him. He alleges a dinner party ruse led to his release for payment. investigators seek the truth about the alleged ransom and capture.
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Stelnl
Ligne
New York
Antonio Christensen
Justice
Soen
Michigan
Polton Department
Pingree
Gay
Mack
Christensen
Riteway
Mich
Lanawee County
Miehtafin
Grow Central Depot
District Attorney's Office
Dinter Ai
Crrintenaon
Dls Ict
Sheen Ome
Cam Snen Ee
Tragic barroom shooting ends in self defense claim
Monterey Mexico April 3 A barroom confrontation over a disputed bill led Charles Schmid a German born bartender to confront a man named Schmidt and both exchanged gunfire. Schmidt was killed and the shooter Fritz Hofelder a bicycle repairer was jailed then bailed. Hofelder claimed self defense as Schmidt was quarrelsome and under the influence.
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Monterey
Mexico
Chas. Schmid
Wowe
Schmid
Fritz F Hofelder
Howe
Schmidt
Schnidt
Huwe
Pimpelford
Qwaa
Schmit
Germany
Ottersleben
Prussia
United States
San Antonio
Mr. Howe
Topo Chico
Mexican Golf
Waa
Puebla
Maximilian
Republic
SENATORIAL DEADLOCK IN KENTUCKY SPECIAL WIRE
A Frankfort report notes a joint session produced only one vote per senator and candidates, with others absent. Dr Hunter plays to sway Democrats toward Carlisle to mask the Hunter plan, while a muted effort aims to influence the upcoming joint session.
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Frankfort
Speni Samilay
Hunter
Eex
Carlisle
Carlsie
Fhunter
Benemane tam paruetirty ciation formed in New York
A Special Wire report from Sunday Light describes a large group of washers or papermen meeting at the Astor House to form a benevolent association aimed at cooperative wire service. The article mentions Keenan as a key figure and outlines the organization’s objective to standardize and support general service by telegraphic means.
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New York
Astor
ePene al Fion
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