Flying Horse in Sanantone Draws Crowd at Ball Game
A dying horse named Borgia became tangled with two electric wires after a trolley car passed a ball field in San Antonio. Witnesses believed the horse, tied to a laundry wagon, struggled as a crowd blamed drink. Harlock Sholmes proposed the animal ran loose and flew momentarily, likening its escape to a plane ascent before striking wires. Also included is an anecdote praising Chamferlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets by Mrs Rosa Polls of Birmingham, praising relief from biliousness and constipation.
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Beacon Hill
Borgia
Harlock Sholmes
Chamerlain
Rosa Polls
Birmingham
Ala
Signs Checks No Good Gets Money in Fraud Case
Bays at New York dispatch report Solomon Rasin, long resident abroad, and Harris Lipinsky clash over a $15 gelatine sale. Rasin offered a $25 fee, Lipinsky paid $10 cash and issued a receipt. A bank refused payment. Lipinsky obtained a warrant charging Rasin with fraud. Court must explain why Rasin signs checks under a strange name.
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New York Dispatch
Solomon Rasin
Harris Lipinsky
Lipinsky
Rasin
Rapin
Right to defend disputed in arrest for affray
Leo Varleton appeals for Jats Tolle after a police affidavit charged Jake Tolle and Charles Watts with affray at Houston and Soapya. Watts pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars. Tolle says he was attacked and acted in self defense, claiming provocation.
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Atiark
Leo Varleton
Jats Tolle
Jake Tolle
Charles Watts
Houston
Soapya Atrints
Zapzia
Watts
Tolle
Mothers Should Learn Harmony of the Dance
Special Dispatch from Berkeley reports G Boynton, a prominent Berkeley society woman, urges dance harmony as childrearing aid. She advocates a physical interpretation of harmony in motherhood, explaining dance as education and the elevated role of mothers, with Hillside club members adopting her ideas despite controversy.
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Berkeley
G. Boynton
Boynton
Tsador Duncan
Hillside
Krailly
Society women in ballet for charity tragedy testimony
A New York garden fete featuring prominent society women in aid of Protestant children raised hopes of amassing 150000 over three days. The event, staged on Madison Avenue near Seventy first, drew guests including Mrs Avalin Grey and Mrs Arthur S Burden. A Paris born tragedy later dominated the day with French husband Doggemant shooting his wife then killing his brother before a suicide attempt, details cited by Associated Press.
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Mitrons
Vorbank
N.Y
Madison Avenue
Seventy First
Streat
Min Type
Cindy
Millinene
Flower Hosthe
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Meshelunrde
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Imbin
Birt
Deerbol
Dveahet
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Depgreniin
Hin
Pinner
Aia
Ginton
Ind
Dingwenint
Deeahel
Sullivan
Lash Sunday Konda
Deesbet
Doggemant
Sid Doggemant
Southern Gross Drill Draws Large Crowd
A large audience watched an evening exhibition at Beethoven hall by the Southern Croas arile carps, whose refined performance drew heavy applause. Proceeds will defray Confederate reunion travel costs for the team, departing San Antonio on a special Southern Pacific train. They will stop in New Orleans and Vicksburg to attend the Stephen Beer monument unveiling in Mississippi.
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Beethoven Hall
Memohia
Albert Sidney Johnston
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
Thotelock
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Miss
Stephen Beer
Governor Draper Arrested For Auto Speeding
Associated Press reports in Boston that Governor Eben Draper and his chauffeur were cited for speeding in Well esley yesterday as police attempted to arrest them. The governor shrugged off the incident saying lawbreakers deserve no immunity.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Eben
Draper
Wellesley
Olive
Povéranr
Beanie Axlerad, Stowaway Boy, Finds New York Again
Beanie Axlerad, a Rosdiva boy, has appeared in New York as a stowaway for the 38th time. He was found yesterday after entering by way at Manhattan and landing at Techfax. He plans to return to Adessh unless someone adopts him.
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Atsnciated Press
York
Beanie Axlerad
Rosdiva
New York
Manada
Techfax
Adessh
Doctors and Press Should Pull Together Says Public Would Gain
Prose, Quiner, Mh, May 10. Closer relations between physicians and the press were urged by J. W. Petit of the Illinois State Medical Society at the annual meeting. He warned against sensational or false advertising but praised publicity as a public good and urged truthful ads free of exaggeration.
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Quiner
J. W. Petity
Illinois State Medivad Cbciety
Te Society
Petit
Dr. Petit
Aged Couple Residing In Park Under Observation
An Associated Press report describes Kelward Lamba of Michi Tied mak ing his home with his wife in a park for three days and nights. Police and neighbors note food was found, money sought, and a plan to send aid to continue their journey though the couple suffer illness threatening their safety. Druggists report a Cham berlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy aided a neighbor's child during a separate illness. details appear in the fragment.
Waco Sets Example for Other Cities
Waco Texas on May 9 reports the city commission directing Citizens Street Company to sprinkle streets as a test, with thirty miles of routes and 31 protests noted amid vigorous opposition from residents and local groups.
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WACO
Cily Commiasign
Citivens
Chix
Unearth Skeletons of Fifty in Orchard
Associated Press reports in Orangeport Niagara County that workers recovered about fifty human skeletons from an orchard. F. Johnson, beaten and stripped of clothes, led the digging until dark as a supervisor noted the remains appear scattered, with jaws detached. An anthropologist is unsure if the bones are from a buried group and excavation will continue.
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N. Vo
Orangeport
Niagara Couity
F. Dohason
Tam Nos
Mary Subscribing to Cleveland Memorial
A business committee reports progress on raising a 100000 dollar memorial statue for Cleveland. Subscriptions are slow but steady. about half the funds remain to be pledged as committees pursue formal efforts.
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Mary
Cleveland Memorial
Associated Friss
Shiengo
Cormtt
Sehith
Gere Ey Cleveland
Finnnes
Elgin Watch Plans Observatory Plant Amid Standards Debate
Associated Press reports Elgin National Watch Company plans to build an observatory manufacturing plant with Professor William Payne guiding the project. Company executives cite shifting government time standards as a factor, while President Charles Bulhaw emphasizes the need for accurate timing and transmission.
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Associated Press
Elam
Elgin ‘National Watch
William Wo Payne
Minn
Bag Bern
Chas. H. Bulhava
Children Safe After Dog Bite in Baylorsiron
Report to police says two young children on Baylorsiron were bitten by a dog and showed no hydrophobia signs after examination by Dr. Dinwid and City Physician With on tuerriad. The dog was found dying and was ordered killed to prevent further suffering.
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Yasterday
Baylorsiront
Dinwiddig Wit
Withon Tuerriad
Divorce Granted in Thirty Seventh District Case
A divorce was granted yesterday to Sarahig Ladwan from Mary Surmhin in a district court. The ruling finalizes the dissolution of their marriage and ends their legal union under state family law.
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Sarahig
Mary Surmhin
Whitlaw Gets Berth at St. Louis
Praag Washington D. Cu Mae 1. Pr ecept Taft septery decided to appoint Hacay Whitelaw angratant treasurer at Ft. Linuis te. sureredd To Atkins 1¢ coutle appointed postmanter at that placer.
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Taft Sestertay
Hacay Whitelaw Angratant
Ft. Linuis
Atkins
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