Brooklyn Handicap Opens Grand Day At Gravesend
Extra. Da. Rice wins the Brooklyn Handicap in 2.07 percent. Navarre second, Sir Walter third. Crowds swell as western and southern horses expected to lead, with Dwyer in Dwyer arrest noted as police intervene near the track.
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Brooklyn
Gravesend
Jockey Club
Clifford
Sir Walter
Touta
Taylor
Lefit
Dognett
Foster
Dr. Rice
Byron McClelland
Henry of Navarre
Ajax
Bir Walter
Clifford Sty
Banquet
Don Alongo
Herald
Sport Wand
Diablo
Comanche
Copyright
Binzen
Lowlander
Loantaka
Bassetlaw
Henry of
Navarre
Ami
Ieee
Dwyer
Don Alonzo
Lst
Atep Om
Loantaln
Hermitage
Sie Walter
Cliford
Race chaos at Brooklyn track ends with arrests and Derby winner
Sheriff with twenty deputies conducts arrests after a chaotic event at the Brooklyn track. Warrants issued for Phillip J. Dwyer and others over alleged lotteries. Dr. Rice wins a race by a head at Gravesend page, while Chant wins the Louisville Derby by two lengths with Pearl far behind.
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Buttling
Ball
Victor Smith
R. W. Simmons
C. A. McDowell
Our Newest War and Reparation Demands in Nicaragua
United States seeks punishment and indemnity for the murder of American citizen Wilson in Bluefields. President instructs Watsop and Baker on decisive demands to Nicaragua, with Marines potentially landed if needed to protect Americans and interests on the Mosquito coast. Meanwhile local unrest and evacuations continue as Nicaragua’s stability remains uncertain.
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Wilson
New York
Herald
Wipentru Toastepee
Nicaragas
Bluefields
United States
Ees Watsop
Baker
Nicaragua
Watson
Mosquito
Mosquito Coast
Postponed Leavenworth hearing on Sanders case
Leavenworth May 15 hearing for Julio Sanders and followers postponed to 4 pm. United States Attorney Perry delayed by wreck. Topeka men Joseph Waters and W C Webb attend. Sanders asserts no crime against interstate commerce and vows a manly defense. General Sanders plans escape route by river to St Louis and Cincinnati, while other officers defend his actions.
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Leavenwourn
Julio Sherman Sanders
United States
Perry
Joseph Waters
W. C. Webb
Topeka
David Overmyer
S.C. Waters
Hey
Sanders
Babe Waggener
Leavenworth
Sam Ives
Marshal Neely
Trades’ Union of Leavenworth
Brownville
Missouri River
Sunders
General Saunders
Theissouri
St Louis
Mississippi River
Ohio
Cincinnati
Washington
James W. Morgan
Morgan
Neon
Leavenworth County
James Cunningham
H. W. Concannon
Rothenberger
Neely
Industrial train dispute sparks legal brawl and vigilante acts
The arrest of Sniders and others by U S marshal is challenged as illegal. Authors dispute charges of obstructing the mails and la rcy. In Wyoming Union Pacific blocks and trains, with 200 industrials camped near Green River. Violence rumors rise as citizens discuss arrests and the fate of the improvised army.
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Sniders
United States
Missouri Pacific
United States Court
Sanders
Missouri Pacific Company
Sally
Missouri Pacific Care
Colorado
Union Pacific
Guess River
Wyo
Clark
Green River Bridge
Rankin
Hay
Wyoming
Green River
Marshal Rankin
Cheyenne
Riner
Idaho
Railroad Company
National Conference in Cleveland Seethes Over Coal Fight
Cleveland May 16 coal miners and operators meet to decide wage disputes amid calls for unity. Delegates discuss prewar wages, Pennsylvania stance, and prospects of settlement as mine workers threaten work stoppages. England and Nova Scotia coal ships head to New York to pressure labor markets while Frostburg and Kentucky report idle mines and rising unemployment.
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Cleveland
Cause Hall
Banik’s Hall
Weddell House
McBride
Pennsylvania
Alexander Dempster
Pittsburg
Associated Press
Dempster
Dempeter
Osborn
The
Osborn Coal Company
Chicago
Weddell
Frostburg
Frostauna
Mel
Old Fashioned War and Strike News From May 15
A chaotic mix of reports including a petition circulated among strikers urging investigation, a failed Pullman strike, a plan to destroy a rail line to connect with San Carlos coal beds, and coal supply deals. Separate items note a Lake Shore train capture, Westinghouse debt liquidation, and tariff bill debates in Washington with state elections and nominations also mentioned.
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Crtcaco
Pullman
Con Ege
Ex Pato
Tex
Nne Shal
Gewide Railch
Boeothers Pacific
San Carlos
Ani
Southern Pacific
San ¢Lus Coal Company
Strike Surprises as Nonunion Labor Drives Output Share
A surprising strike involving nonunion workers appears to cut into productivity across the western region. Analysts note nonunion labor accounts for a significant portion of overall output, raising questions about operational continuity and future labor strategies.
Gen Kellys Intentions at Keokuk Stopin Quincy Report
At a May meeting in Keokukoo the local Populists and Geo Kelly spoke. Kelly said he did not back a Populist side show and would lead the army toward Quincy. The flotilla split at 12 o clock with five boats left behind for provisions and the rest carrying the ball team.
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Keokukoo
Quincy
Orrumwa
Lows
Geo. Kelly
Kuily
Subeuratins
Nic Ee Kelly
Josh
Alinda
Jeavin Council
Eldoat
Thorr
Debs Wins Every Tiong Bett There Is Cunfermwen on We
Northere Parlia Men Gr. Parr. May 15. Peeniteut Doin and Vice President Howard of the A. I U. arrived from Chicago today, and immediately went into an executive with the Great Northern employe o malttes. In view of the decision of the arbitration board last night in favor of the Wen on all disputed pointe, sou President Hid's announced acceptance there for the Great Northern, ib te beet is one where the need of further conferent comes in.
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Norihere Parlia
Peeniteut Doin
Howard
A. I U
Chicago
Great Northern Employe O Malttes
Arbir«Tion
Wen
Sou
Hid
Increased Pensions Move Through House Committee
House pensions committee votes to report a bill raising Mexican and Indian War pensions. Proposal would boost rates for Mexican War veterans and Indian War survivors. One member protests, suggesting opening later to Civil War survivors.
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Wasuinatos
Causluerti
U Hfornia
Veal Protest Sets Back Populist Convention Fare
The Populists faced confusion as Secretary Breidenthal of the state central committee received word this afternoon that the Wyoming Passenger Association printed a fare for a round trip. The notice indicated a fare of one and one third for the travel round trip, affecting the convention plan and travel costs for attendees.
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Guy Gye Berston
Breidenthal
Populi Btate Central
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Stonwell
Dr. Hasbrouck
Correction
Tiree
Halon
John Cooper
Siralent
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Tamerlane
Philp J. Dwyer
Wakyent Tue Barriet
Weillip
J. Dwyer
New Yoas
Howe & Ham
Mell
DeLacey
Justice Walsh
Phillip J. Dwyer
Judge Pryor
de Lacey
Pryor
P. J. Dwyer
Justice Walah
New Orleans
Sia Andrews
San Francisco
Overmyer
J. G. Waters
H. Spider
Boston
Boston League
Boston Baseball Group
Great Northern
Mansna Litown
Iowa
Edward McNeill
Iowa Central
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Third Street
Two Mile Creek
Martin Donovan
Eral” Sanders
National
Littte
Leevenworth
Popeka
Zera
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Jim Young
Lizzie
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Prather
Vas
B. Prather
Jerry
Jane Simpson
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Giassow
Sidney
Produce Exchange
Cable
Kentucky
Russenavirtx
Ottoubhlenburg Counties
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Ind
Sullivan
Randall
Lake Shore
Westinghouse Company
Jenkins
Northern Pacific
le Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Les
Senate
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Aldrich
Jobo Dalzell
Kansas City
West Hela
Gen. Kelly
Debs
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