Twenty vagrants rounded up by police in San Antonio
In corporation court this morning Judge Bickley heard 20 vagrants including two men and several boys. They claimed to seek work or return home across the west as police noted their mobility. Ten were found in a house yard near a car, some sleeping in hallways. Judge Bickley released some, citing economic hardship and desire to escape winter, while noting many had no proper prospects for employment.
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Vakrancy Couck
Corporation Court
Bickley
la San Antonio
Jamie Wuneh
Monerness
Te Enat
Dheye Buckley
Brockiey
Cattlemen Protest Treatment and Seek Rail Aid at Convention
Denver June 20 The American National Live Stock association meet opens with cattlemen demanding rail service reform and relief. Delegates from western states discuss railroad vegetation, transportation costs, and legislation to ensure reliable stock car supply, while opposing Roosevelt policies and urging Congress to act this session. Western show entries include new exhibit features and a planned $10 prize program to boost market fattening and trade.
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Denver
Cel
Congress
American National Live Stock Association
Hunurads
Godralhg
Tami
Meir
Tle
Texas
Wilmors
Phone Men Scorn Bell Advances In Independent Phone Convention
Leaders of the National Independent Telephone Association arrive for their annual convention amid debate over Bell System independence. President Theodore Gray says collaboration with Bell will be rejected, as independent companies pursue funding, legislation, and strategic plans during the gathering at the Coliseum alongside the ongoing National Hestyion exposition.
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Ghiregh
Belle Telephone “Trust
Ds Pig
Nsev
Gfile
United States
Canada
Coliseum
Theodore Gray
Macon
Ol Bell Company
Lima
North America
Bell Company
Stephona
SCORE OFFICIALS IN SALOON WAR
At a series of mass meetings the Pyulhsi aut churches condemned the enforcement failures of the Baskine McCreroy Act. Officials were accused of allowing violations, with ministers urging alignment with stricter law enforcement. The report notes counterclaims of selective enforcement and calls for accountability. A Weird ad for Crazy Well Water No 1 promotes stomach remedies in drug stores and saloons.
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Wilson County
N. B. Harnjon
Tengus
Arthur
Odell
Madison Square Presbyterian
Movement For Law
Dudtann
CoowCota, Botting Mo
Burglars Escape After Woman's Alarm Spikes Raid
Mrs Harmon discovered three intruders in her home and fired a Colt revolver, causing the burglars to raise their hands. A neighbor cried out to spare the woman, and the trio fled. Earlier, other lines interrupted the attempted burglary as the scene unfolded.
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Harmon
Tarad
Tlarnion
Mystery mansion debts haunt Yerkes plot figure
A long running dispute over plumbing debts tied to Charles T. Yerkes era mansion, the Home of Mystery, surfaces as Emilie Grigsby seeks payment for services during the 1900s. Doctor H. L. Taomis and Mina Grigsby appear in the tangled tale with failed settlements and a looming legal claim. the case centers on a 400000 dollar mansion and the vanished funds after Yerkes death.
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Charless T. Yerkes
Marhie Palace
Munber
Wien
Milton Sebatey
Digsby
Emilie Grigsby
Schnalur
Mina Grigsby
Europe
Net Ube Bibanti
Yerkes
Miss Grigsby
de. HL. P. Taomis
Pysichim
Schnaier
Douter
Mas Orige
House of Mystery
Indictment Found for Houston Man in Missing Case
Houston grand jury returns 12 indictments against Dave Shapira an established resident of the Binkera and Warehouse company. All indictments allege felony charges with no penalties yet set. defendant is named in the cases.
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Dave Shapira
Houston
Tex
Esis Binkera’ and Warehouse Company
PUNCTURE BOOM FOR BRYAN AT DOROUGH CONFERENCE
A New York conference of old line Democrats, many from the city and others invited, plans to discuss stifling the Bryan boom and a possible path if Bryan is named by the Democratic national convention in Denver. Notables include Gov. Smith of Georgia, Gov. Swansee of Virginia, John T. Megean, J. C. Hemphill, and Richard Olney.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Ryan
Flovernor Tok Smith
Georgia
Swansee
Virginia
John T. Megean
Eyagoratl
West Virginia
Tenyy G. Davia
Richard B. Olney
Massachusetts
James Calvin Hemphill
Charles. Spellen and Courier
Charleston
Mystery Text From Damaged Page Surfaces in Archive
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear lines about an Amal venture and readers’ notes. The readable bits mention Gratis Phin, Delvroit tres Prose, and Groow with stray phrases about people and an obaucus tone, offering little concrete event or names.
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Gratis
Indictment Over Bad Cooking At Hebrew School
New York January 2 Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum denounced poor cooking in country districts at a speech at the Hebrew technical school for girls. He cited that many meals fail to feed men properly leading to saloon visits, while praising the school’s work. The notice also advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething infants and a dated serial number from 1808.
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New York
Supreme Court
Greenbamm
Hebrew Technical Schant
Band of fanatics scandalizes city in Duluth
Jan 20 Duluth reports a sect called Dukhubars arriving from Baston at Fort William. Authorities fear nude processions and dispute with Russian government over funds. Mob reveals zealots in street, hooted from storefronts and forced to dress, stirring public scandal.
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Duluth
Minn
Dukinthore
Fort William
Canat
Lake Superior
Baston
Canadi
Duiath
Hassiz
Mor
Phonograph blamed for small riot at Martinez home
In a morning court session, Hermanno Rodriguez and son were cited after a fight broke out at Cleta Martinez near the brewery when an uninvited visiting duo arrived with a phonograph. Glassed windows and bloody heads followed. Martinez brothers faced fines while Rodriguez and son received heavier penalties. The faulty device was deemed the spark in the disturbance.
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Cleta Martinez
Hermanno Rodriguez
Leon
Rodrigues
Bartines Brothers
Trodriguez
Descendant of Sam Houston Sings in Grand Opera
Miss Houston, a Morutow descendant and cousin to the Garreillys, returns from Southern schooling then Paris studies with Bouhy. After training under Savage, she joins the company and is slated as a leading prima donna for Puccini and later English grand opera productions next season.
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Madanis
Ethal Duffs Houston
Prise Donno
Prassant
Madani
Sem Houston
Morutow
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