Successful Still Hunt-Capture Of The Thieves
Walter Scott recovers two stolen work horses after a 400 mile pursuit via LaGrange Columbus and San Antonio. The raid sparked arrests including a colored suspect, with Sheriff Rankin of Fayette county and railway agents cited for aid. The report praises local industry including an oil mill and Texas Meat and Ice Company, noting capital investments and employment opportunities.
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Walter Scott
San Antonio
Mr. Scott
Bat Cave
Marshal Shardein
the Express
Scott
Grange
Fayette County
Columbus
LaGrange
J.P. Rankin
Mr. Zapp
Colorado Bottom
Bastrop
Armer
Court House
John ‘Il’, Rankin
F. Roekesity
Galveston, Harrisburg and
Prospero us Columbus Colorado county visit description
An observer details Columbus Colorado county as a Republican town of about 4000 on the Colorado river with wide, orderly streets, a central court house, and new wagon bridge work. He notes iron smoke stacks, a wagon bridge, a foundry, and the Colorado oil mills rebuilt after a previous fire and powered by a 100 horsepower engine.
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England
Colorado River
Columbus “Texas Meat and Ice Company
Colorado County
San Antonio
Watrer Scorr
Columbus
Harrisburg
Ahan
Colorado Oil Mills
Republican Meeting at Losoyo Street Pavilion
A Republican gathering at the former Blaine and Logan club pavilion on Losoyo street opened with questions about its purpose. Louis Grothaus was elected chairman, C. Runge secretary, and speakers Shook Paschel Newcomb urged support for the Committee of One Hundred ticket before the meeting adjourned.
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Losoyo Street
Blaine and Logan Club
Louis Grothaus
Grothaus
Wesley Ogden
C. Runge
Mr. Shook
Dynamiters in London Stabbed His Son
A digest of scattered reports recounts a stabbing in Allegheny County and notes that dynamiters plan to strike at Holborne viaduct and Mansion House railway station. Also covered are a mill resume in Pittsburg and a murder-suicide suspicion in Crawfordsville, with political and financial updates across several states.
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Preessure
Carnagie Bros. & Co
Union Iron Mill
Ail
Arena Pendresses
Londvon
British National League
Great Britain
McKrestorf
National Tube Works
Allestown
Lewis Carl
Seidersville
Charles
London
Holborne Viaduct
Mansion House
Crawfordsville
Ind
James McMullen
Coffee
McMullen
Washingdton
Nutting
Committee On Library
Cox
N. Y
of Liberty
Lancaster
Farmers’ Bank
Elizabethtown
Samuel Eady
Eady
Peerasure
East Liverpool
Ohio
van Fassan
Arnie van Fassan
Mutualista Dance Crowded as City Mayor Support Grows
The Fest's garden gala hosted by the Mutualista society drew about 500 attendees from diverse nationalities on Saturday night. Speeches by club president Juan Cardenas and Thomas Crawley urged Bryan Callaghan for mayor, stirring wide enthusiasm. Cassella Varalla's string band provided music.
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Mutualista Society
Boy Injured While Playing Near House on Avenue Bb
A young boy on Avenue Bb between Ninth and Tenth streets was seriously cut across the nose when an ax swung by his mother during wood chopping toward yesterday afternoon.
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Avenue Bb
Ninth
Tenth Streets
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Commerce
Rgscash Grochry Store
Commerce Street
Varquart
Soledadstop
DOE & Engeelebsx
OY J. Rouse & CO
Houston Street
Texas
J. Ronse & CO
DOE & Engelee
Dan J. Courox
A. B. Boron
East Houston Street
Republican Meeting
Committee of One Hundred
Telegraphic News
Pittsburg Iron Works
Licur
Callaghan
Turner Hall
Ward No. 2
Copeland
Merritt
Moasback
Bryan Callaghan
St. Louis
Hays
Missouri Pacific Railroad
New York
C. P. Huntington
Southwest
Central Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Houston and
Texas Central Railway Company
Huntington
Texas Central
Southern Development Company
the Mutual Society
J. M Hmerson
GB. Frank's
Alamo Store
parWe
Shoe’ Stoge
Boston
Baltimore
Men’s & Boys
People’s Paradise
G. B. Frank's
Alamo Plaza
Rice
Ryan
Sessions & CO
James Martin
Rhodius & Tempsky's
DOE & Enghlee
iLadies
Berlin
Saxony
Germantown
Shetland
Rett Berg & CO
Commerce St
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