Three weeks to Decoration Day slate gun orders noted
Fragmentary notes show a slate of gun orders tied to a Decoration Day event. Mentions include Parry & Sond at 3252 Washington Avenue and coal firms, with unclear references to a church meeting and local officials.
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Parry & Sond
Washington Avenue
Teck Springs
Kemmerer
Caalie Ge
AL Dined Coal Co
Weber Fe
Bel
Epey
Thisteen
Local notices and ads with shuffled items and sales
A ragged mix of ads and notices describes clothing sales, loans on real estate, a sacred concert at city hall, a coal company promotion, a street‑car move, and an arrest for liquor law violation. It notes advertising deadlines, a film of trainable goods, and round trip Pacific Coast excursion prices for May travel including San Francisco and Los Angeles options.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Francises
Los Argeles
Bell Lake
Bay Franciso
Portland
San Angeles
uDul
Mining News Sparks Nevada Prospecting Boom
Nevada mining reports show renewed interest as camps fill and prospectors move into new fields. J E Pelton highlights Seven Troughs and Mawbide districts with promising ledges and ore values, while King Helene process promoters claim low $80 per ton treatment and new mills coming in. The district eyes busy activity across Mawbide and Yankee Hoy as tunneling continues and ore bodies open.
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Nevada
Tarestora
Prospectora
Tampa
Moucer
Lucky Hoy
J. E. Pelton
Lovelock Review
Pelton
Yankee Hoy
Mawbide Raysl Mines
Briton
Balloon Trip Over the Atlantic Planned
A planned balloon crossing over the Atlantic is detailed with ambition to travel from Basin to Europe. The project involves testing by teams and officials, focusing on currents, ballast, and navigation for a long-distance ascent.
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Atlantic
Negro fiend lynched near Jacksonville in Camden area
A black farmer's wife in Camden is attacked by an unknown assailant who was captured by locals and later killed by a mob. The body reportedly bears bullet wounds as authorities offer no information on those involved.
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Jacksonville
Fie
Mary
John Deas
Camden
Tariff Outlook Delays and Debates Shape Senate Action
Washington May 9 The tariff bill 314 continues to divide attention as amendments loom before the Senate with general discretion over the tariff question. Opposition from a Republican senator appears, while party leaders hope for eventual passage though delays persist. House Philippine tariff is to be reported and considered. final adjournment could stretch into August.
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Washington
Annare
Recovery of a Lute and Arrest in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on May 8 the rescue of an ancient lute valued at 500 was reported from a pawnshop where it had been held. Thomas J. Cowen, a machinist, was arrested and charged with stealing 1200 worth of theatrical costumes and property from Hen Cineet Theatrical Company and with entering the private car of B J Nobeny, taking wardrobe valued at 20. Cowen had just begun a ten day sentence for vagrancy and was to be released this morning when detectives secured the information leading to his arrest.
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Los Angeles
Ted
Thomas J. Cowen
Hen Cineet Theatrical Company
B. J. Nobeny
Bowen
Two Enlisted Men Rewarded for Courage on Warship
San Francisco May 8 Two enlisted men of the Pacific fleet George Wheeler and William J Gowan were presented with medals by Rear Admiral Swinburne aboard the cruiser Washington in recognition of conspicuous courage during the first Coxcomb Cave event in January 1909. The presentation occurred on the quarterdeck of the ship with fellow sailors witnessing the ceremony.
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San Francisco
Grape Nute Claim Incurable Constipation Relief Found
A reader recounts years of terrible constipation from various medicines and diet pills. After trying Lexaiinen and many laxatives without relief a physician suggested Grape Nute. The product digested quickly and allegedly cured the long standing ailment, with the tester praising its genuine efficacy and human interest.
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Cirenie
Ariel
vAldhonch
Firefighters Battle Crews and Macrackets at Harbor
In a chaotic harbor scene the cree in full dress uniform and cruisers are drawn up as flames threaten nearby tents. Macrackets ashore aid fresichiers while two large tanks rotate overhead believed to contain oil. Gowan leads a bold plan, breaks open containers after flooding interiors to suppress a spreading blaze.
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Coqutin'n
Gowan
Who Are Paid-Up Subscribers
In accordance with Brashard and Exaciner rules a paid-up subscriber on May 1 owes for May and prior months. If a subscriber owes for a following month they are in arrears and not eligible for free tickets. Each month’s subscription is due at month end. Many subscribers with one full month or more overdue cannot enter the Standard and Examiner contest. The contest closes on June 1, 1909.
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Standard and Examiner
Drowned in Mushing Current Near Wilkestarre River
In Wilkestarre Pennsylvania on May day a rowboat carrying Big men and woman and two children capsized in strong current of the Bus gurhanga river. The dead include Thomas Andrews Theodore Mamionoskt Adam Strukub Fras Ganofsky and two boys John and Michael. The boat drifted into the river and occupants panicked, succumbing to water before aid arrived. Overnight observers posted at Potter Buffet and Cafe report the tragedy.
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Wilkestarre
Busgurhanga
Thomas Andrews
Theodore
Financial Review Signals Court Ruling Shifts Market Mood
New York May 3 The long awaited supreme court decision on the Hepburn act and stock exchange controls unsettles speculation and hints at reduced government power over combinations and mergers. Bond and coal sectors face shifts as industry players anticipate amendments, with bank clearings reaching a new April record and signs of speculative activity lingering.
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New York
Supreme Court
Jetock
Snandal Consteos
Anillo
Patitahel
Friduc
Alvanresda
Northern Pacific to Reduce Schedule Hours
Northern Pacific plans to cut the schedule by 17 hours during May and adjust two additional trains daily. The change affects connections from Willamette Valley cities to St. Point and to the Pacific coast, with trains rerouted via Martinetown and Chiaraen.
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Northern Pacific
Trial Open in Leopoldville for Libel by Missionaries
London reports that two American missionaries Raw Win Matheos and Rev W Shep ard will face trial for libel in Leopoldville on May 20. The case, brought by the Kasai Rubber Trust, accuses them of calumnious denunciation over alleged Belgian oppression of natives in the Congo Free State. The suit may pit Belgian government interests against American missionaries with about twenty American missionaries stationed in the Congo watching closely.
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London
Congo Free State
Raw
Win
Matheos
W. St Shepard
Leopold Stile
Karal Trust
Kazai
Kasai
Btw
Acern
Missionetien
Messrs
Mortiron
Shepard
Breabsterlan
Cocsal
W. H. Nanney
Leopold
Taleslonarin
Couge
Odcen Union Railway and Depot Company Meeting Notice
Notice is given that the Ocden Union Railway and Depot Company will hold a secular annual meeting of the named holders at the Superintendent’s office in Oxien on Taralay 1909 at 10:09 a.m. to elect Directors for the ensuing year. VN HENS, Secretary.
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Ocden Union Railway & Depot Company
Oxien
Taralay
Japanese Admiral Banquets Officers in San Francisco
Rear Admiral Michi, commander of the Japanese training squadron, banqueted U.S. Army representatives aboard his flagship in San Francisco. He praised U.S.-Japan friendship and thanked residents, with tours ashore and launches shuttling between ships and shore. A local shop notice by J. Marlin Latteon moved to a new address for customers.
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San Frencisco
Michi
United States Army
North Samarraw
United States
Frascino
Offierra
Conditions Favorable to French Government
Paris May 9 reports say conditions are favorable for the French government in the postal employees dispute. Government firmness has impressed the rank and file, and the movement to end the strike appears near. A federal committee meeting drew about four hundred attendees with limited sentiment shown. A resolution was adopted largely for a decision on demotions and future action by the postal workers.
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Paris
CIA
Federal Committee
McCerthy
The Seed Man and Local Notices Hit The Press
The item mentions Charles F. Grout known as The Seed Man along with fragmented lines referencing Comely and Cet ie and Befire Wh le text. It notes an event or notice involving Ryaranton and Tree THNey with unclear dates or locations.
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Comely
Postal Workers Plan Wednesday Meeting Over Strike Aid
Engilah workers seeking financial and moral support from English colleagues discuss alleged misuses of funds in the telephone service. Unions in Beins der pathcect plan a Wednesday meeting to decide steps to assist postal workers amid tensions with merchants and employers.
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Beins der Pathcect
Boyles Await Sentence In Kidnap Rape Case At Mercer
In Mercer county court Judge Wilnare set to sentence James H Boyle and his wife Tirteanna Doyle for the kidnapping and alleged rape of Bly White Arts wertala. Mrs Boyle hinted at a sensational post sentence tale implicating a third party while insisting Jimmy has a story to tell and will not be gagged. She warned of a possible double homicide and said she plans to depart soon.
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James H. Boyle
Tirteanna Doyle
Wilnare
Mercer County Court
Hosle
Abe
Jimmy
Bersonaly
Jimmy Will Do the Same.fo You Think I Am Going To the Realtenttaca
Atrhea
One-Third of People in Original United States
A May 8 statement from the Bureau of Statistics, Department of Commerce, shows that about one third of people in the United States live in areas part of the original states or newly added lands. It notes Alaska contains a large portion of unused acres and provides state-by-state acreages including New Mexico, Montana, Arizona, and others.
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United States
Alaska
Matistics
Department of
Loa
Newata
Monlans
New Mexico
Anitona
Mothers Day Observed in Philadelphia
Mothers Day was celebrated across Philadelphia with flowers distributed by local firms to honor mothers. The city’s waterfront and marines received arrangements as part of a nationwide holiday movement. Acca Jaryle, a noted host, died four years earlier, casting a somber note over the celebration.
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Vetudrighia
Philadelphia
Troyes
Mo Ibere
Yantalo
Tate City
Mle
Acca Jaryle
Shoge Coosher
Fifty Thousand Dollar Life Insurance On Bresnahan
Branley Ratios, owner of the St. Louis club, arranged a $50,000 life insurance policy on catcher and manager Roger Bresnahan. The five year policy totals about $360 in premium. Bresnahan, noted for risk taking and injuries, has a three year contract with the club after being acquired from the New York Nationals.
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Branley
St. Louie
Bee
Roger Bresnahan
Ha Sas
New York Nationals
Nobesa
Eric Dresnaban
Wu Ting Fank Accepts Presidency of School Chicks
Wu Ting Peas, Chinese minister to the United States, has accepted the presidency of the Chinese school of Chicago. The venture, under Imperial Chinese government auspices, will offer courses in Chinese language culture and international relations. About thirty students from various regions are enrolled.
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WU Ting Fank
Wu Ting Peas
Wheol
Chicago
Rane
Ala
Thing
Ready Rnroiley
Santa Fe Reconsiders Demand To Replace Headers
Santemardina Cal May 3 Ad views received by the Fifth school of Lucrnative Engineers t tat The Fanta Fe treoped drted their demand to place members of the organization in charge of the recently ingr ated motor carg between this city and Lam Abeeles. The demands of the Order of Mallvoadt Conductore and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen to put on regular conductors and brake men had Rol been settled.
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Santemardina
Cal
Lucrnative
Fanta Fe
Lam Abeeles
Mallvoadt Conductore
Tragic trap kills man in Lacantport ILL
In Lacantport Indiana on May 9 Schaeler Yolly was fatally wounded by a home made trap meant to catch a thief. The device, built as a hidden firing mechanism, discharged when a chicken house door opened, killing him instantly. Local authorities investigate the improvised device and the accidental death.
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Lacantport
Int
Schaeler
Racing Bill Fails to Pass in Ark Senate
A fragmented report from Ark notes a racing bill will not pass as the May session shows little support. Yet optimism remains that the measure to reestablish flat Springs racing may be revived in the final minutes as a panel considers the proposal and lawmakers debate its fate.
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Ark
Flat Springs
Mit
Senate
Baa
Police Chief of Moscow Targeted in Local Incident
A chaotic report of threats toward Moscow police chief Matthoort by a party labeled as the recret police chief at Maro. The suspect fired a weapon at the chief, causing a destabilizing event at a local hotel. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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Matthoort
Yoo Keltrn
Recret Police
Maro
Tax
Dutay
Ibe
Mekal
Hue
Escaped NIN Nabbed By Vigilant Authorities
An alert was issued after a dangerous NIN escaped confinement from Sierte, Vinket. Authorities name Reatrarbet You Ketten as the target in efforts to capture the fugitive and restore safety for the Revatan political Barrer ReEvie.
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Sierte
Drokem Off Negotiations Sparks War Threats
An unreliable report claims Molad Han the ruler of SMonves may have broken off talks with Merry lef Valo the Spaaled minister. It alleges a Spanish evacuation demand from King Alfonen and hints at an intent to wage war if demands are not met, signaling renewed tensions in the region.
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Martint. Mire
Sir Bs
Molad Han
Merry
Matoern
Alfonen
Tr Coentry
Japa Strike Demands Higher Wages On Honolulu Plantations
Japanese laborers on Honolulu sugar plantations walked out seeking higher wages. The movement began today and may spread to other plantations where Japanese workers are employed. Leaders demand wage increases and better conditions as organizing efforts continue.
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Honolulu
Honolita
dhRee
Sugar Mills Implement Proportionate Wage Increase
In the sugar mills, workers see a rolling in of a wage scale hike proportionate to prior pay. The move aims to align compensation with roles and productivity, signaling broader labor adjustments in the sector.
Black Hand Outrage Strikes As Bombs Hit Home
A Black Hand style attack struck the home of Dominick Peeote when bombs exploded, following the death of Marlena Zagone in an alleged Deck Mand shooting. Four men tied to prominent figures reportedly received letters threatening death as demands for money were met.
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Celesan
Dominick Peeote
Marlena Zagone
Leek Mead
Intermarriage Attacked In Temple Sermon
New York May lower quality transcription reports Dr Reon Farrt of Temple Isress in Santa Basring denouncing intermarriage of Jews and Christians in a sermon at the Free Synagogue. He warns intermarriage wealth vice terror and insists Christians must stay distinct within Christendom.
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New York
Reon Ftarrt
Temple Isress
Santa
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