Wounding at Seguin Road Sparks Manhunt in San Antonio Area
Martha Real, 11 months old in age but the report describes a young woman shot near her parents' home ten miles east of San Antonio on Seguin road. Arthur Groszoehmigen, a well known farmer, is accused of the shooting after Martha declined his marriage proposal. Groszoehmigen fled on foot after abandoning his horse drawn buggy. Martha Real was brought to the city hospital with a dangerous left side wound from a 38 caliber pistol. Sheriff’s posse searches for the suspect as authorities question whether he may have killed himself.
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San Antonio
Sheriff's’ Posse
Marinha Real
Dauzig
Gus Real
Bexar County
Seguin
Arthur Groszoehigen
Grosavebmigey
Groszvebuiingen
Taroezeehmigen
Brad
Avaur Groszoehnigen
Constable Real
May Tha Real
Groszoehmigen
Martha
Groszoehimigen
Groszhmugen
Martha Real
Bus City
Physicians' & Surgeons’ Hospital
Arthur Groszoehmlxen
Paul
Altay
Manny Bogey
Groszoahinigen
Grosgoeimigen
Stenpet
Yanxietoy
Martin
Otto
Converse
Dutte
Ame
San Antone
Groszdehmker
Vieriff
Tis
Gity
Arthur Groseoehmngen
Sten
Idsho Street
Edmond Plell
Tariner
Trainer
Physicians' & Screons
Itstay Real
Margaret Real
Arthur Grasznchmigen
Conversa
Murphy Piges Bryan 10. Win
New York press detail Tammany Hall leader F Murphy declaring the democracy will win this year. He praises Bryan, cites Roosevelt discontent, and notes Morgan O'Brien and Delancey Nicoll shifting support. The article mixes political commentary with a separate violent incident involving a shooting and pursuit near Seguin, Texas, including descriptions of suspects and a mother’s statement.
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New York
Cias
F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Bryan
Tammany
Bass
Nis
Les
Roosevelt
Clothes cut ten ribbons girl seeks police aid
Hila Powers reported at police HQ last night about clothes cut nearly into ribbons while walking near city hall. L. Lopez arrested on assault charge. Mit released on bond. The case appeared in polite court this morning with the girl saying she would appear in court once she had clothes. Jealousy stated as the motive.
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Hila Powers
L. Lopez
Mit
Path of Forest Fire Threatens Winnipes Town
A Crumyook dispatch reports a worsening forest fire near Winnipes with heavy smoke visible from Cranbrook. Canadian Pacific railway ranger Juss from Khurberly arrived to assist, warning wind shifts could spread flames and endanger timberlands and nearby towns.
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Winnipes
Crumyook Gays
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ranger
Khurberly
Cranbrook
Texas boards hearing on public school text book requests
The state board of education hears petitions from Dallas Paris Corsican Sherman Galveston and Waco to retain current public school texts. Officials will conclude hearings this afternoon before tackling school population funding for the next year set at about 6.25 to 6.59 dollars per capita.
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Austin
Tex
State Board of Education
Tyression Tadus
Cilies
Dallas
Paris
Corsican
Sherman
Galveston
Wao
Cukes
Auto Driver in Court
Chauffeur Herman Seibert appeared in the corporation court on a speeding charge under the automobile speed ordinance. He testified against C. A. H. who had a companion speeding charge. Seibert’s case was continued until Monday.
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Herman Seibert
Corporation
Seibert
Hill
Local Weather Report for San Antonio and Vicinity
The San Antonio area weather summary notes tonight and the following day with temperature readings and wind conditions. Temperatures are lower than the previous year, with expected cool overnight and variable winds throughout the region.
Bells and vows mark the Incarnate Word ceremony
A solemn morning at the Chapel of the Sisters of the Incarnate Word on Brapleen Ridge Villa featured two hundred black veiled postulants and twenty white robed novices in a grand rite. Bishop Montey de Dea presided as nuns and postulants in bridal robes received vows, had hair cut as a token of transformation, and renewed yearly vows before clergy and witnesses from Mexico and Germany.
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Solenin
Sisters of the Incarnate Word
Brapleenridge Villa
Wellarttiood
Branca Dé Assizi
Benedict
Benedictine
Jenatius Toeyla
Domine
Mara
Montey de Dea
San Luis Potosi
Musleo
St. Louls College
Pather
A. Moran
Orange
Texas
Jas. de Potter
New Orleans
St. Ambrose
Irelang
Mexico
Germany
Mina Mary Wickey
Mary Catallus
Jesus
Mary’ Kathleyn Murphy
Mary Caries
Mary Sherdan
Mary Bernigiua
Mary’ Contello
Siaar Mary Talla
Aisa Mary Conking
Mary Nagerian
Saarment
Afina Lagat Molloy
Slater Joseph Augustine
Joya
Mina Kate Mulvey
Mary Rauilie
Misa Rebecca Hogan
Shyley
Mary Fintan
Mas Magslo Fraynt
Mary
Oud Cady
Marcy
Jane Mulldy
Dead and wounded in Springfield riot report
Springfield Ill Aug 13 The dead Charles Hunter and John Johnson listed as lynching victims. A long list of seriously wounded includes parade patrolman Robert Dahlknep militiaman Harry Warring Fifth Infantry and many others. Most others were shot or beaten as soldiers used weapons.
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Springfield
Ill
Charles Hunter
Johnson
W. BH. Bowie
John Caldwell
Louis’ Henen
Robert Oakley
Thomas Teles
E. F. Brenkman
Robert Dahlknep
Claude Knapp
Harry Warring
Fifth Infantry
Albert Stoever
Sherman Snell
Will Stuart
Two Brothers Die in Daring River Rescue Attempt
Two prominent figures, Speelu to The Lishit Dallas and Ang WW, perished attempting to save a younger brother who fell into a reservoir. Both men were well known in local circles.
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Speelu
Dallas
Mn Ang
Ratsgall
Areele
Ain
Large Fleet in Speed Trial Opens Lipton Trophy
Chledga ML August 15 1909 the largest and hissiest fleet of 12 foot cabin yachts sails for the Lipton trophy in an offshore speed trial. Seven of the twelve entries start the contest with the Lite Shamrock among the doubtful to reach the line. The course repeats twice along an equilateral triangle with two mile sides totaling 12 miles.
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Chledga
Largyae
Buttermilk Poisoning Incident in Wan Texas
Special to the Light reports seven people, including prominent architect Bert, his family, Mrs. W. N. Hickman, and Clarence Tolone, poisoned by drinking milk this morning in Wan. Medical teams rushed to the home. victims are in serious condition but alive. The list of patients includes several nuns and sisters from various named orders and locations, with multiple foreign affiliations noted.
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Wan
Tex
P. Herbert
W. N. Hickman
Clarence Tolone
Rioting and killings in Paoria as mob terror rises
Eyewitness reports describe a violent race riot in Paoria Illinois with assistant county treasurer W H Rowe shot by a mob and robbed of valuables. Negroes swarmed east end with armed whites in pursuit as stores close and trains flee. Several killed and many wounded, authorities powerless, troops called but arms seized by rioters. Prisoners moved toward Peoria. city streets deserted amid fear and chaos.
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Paoria
Springfield
W. H. Rowe
Vitel Parta
East End
Lts
Hagrees
Hein
Bughess
Isas
Bloomington
Peoria
Troops Quell Mod Spirit in Springfield Dispatch
Springfield awake to unrest as 5 000 troops rush to the city after a rising. National Guard units from Chicago depart by afternoon train under orders from Col. Sanborn to assist in preserving peace amid volatile conditions. Governor Denée and military authorities stress control without further calls to arms.
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Springfield
Negrongara
Mwiny
Chistino
Pirot
Finois National Guard
Alty
Sanborn Aig
Telefran
Denéete
Chicago
Mob Dance About the Hanging Negro in Springfield
A mob lynched a Black man after a confrontation at 13th and Madison. Troops arrived late to prevent further shooting as the crowd swung the man from a tree and danced, with several rioters wounded and oneman dead. About forty injured in the ensuing chaos.
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Springfield
Noreaul
Chaz Hunter
13Th
Madison Streets
2Th
Madison
Retvest
Lie Moh
Col. Wells
Fifth Infantry
Mab
James Scott
Riot in Springfield Iowa Town Ends in Large Disturbance
A violent mob assaulted a white woman and lynching threats erupted as unrest spread. Police and 1000 soldiers patrolled the streets to prevent further disaster, with reports of hundreds injured and widespread arrests. The riot action prompted deployments from Bloomington and neighboring communities to restore order.
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Springield
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