Poundmaster Einstein Warns Of Fewer Rabid Dogs In City
Poundmaster Einstein says there are fewer rabid dogs than reported and that his five men and two wagons are stretched thin. He notes many dogs are domestic and that mad dogs are removed promptly for testing at the Bureau of Animal Industry. The piece also mentions the Alhambra Summer Garden opening with Christian Orchestra performances and Gus Brahler continuing long-standing service.
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Einstein
Jol Welsey
Einsten
Lallet
Bureau of Animal Industry
Orain Chemical
Sant
Naif
Alhambra
Enis
Christian & Orchestra
Gus Brahler
Legal Record drills through vast court docket and property deeds
A dense docket from the District of Columbia courts lists appeals, equity matters, and circuit actions. Trustees, defendants, and plaintiffs are named across multiple cases involving investments, real estate, and probate. The record notes contempt, adjournments, and continued suits with numerous attorneys and securing arrangements across many blocks and streets.
Disorder Escalates as Chester Street Car Strike Rages
March unrest grows as strike sympathizers wreck a Wilmington line car near the city outskirts. Stones placed on tracks blocked motormen and conductors from clearing the car, windows shattered in the wrecking. City officials urged restraint while railway leaders signaled possible arbitration to end the conflict.
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Chester Pa
Wilmington
Stirrck Fers
Rages
du Pont
Muncpal Tration Company
Motors Across Continent From Los Angeles to Dallas
An early long distance motor journey recounts J Murdock with seven passengers including his wife and two daughters. The party traveled from Los Angeles to Dallas, pausing at Dallas town, testing at home, and using substantial gasoline amounts.
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Spead
Dewn Lok
J M Murdock
Minherman
Johnstown
Los Angus
Iass
Actutliuni
Los Angeles
Altogeth
Lis
Falas
Ihan Sy Tern
Alice
Anston Wio
Philp de Way
Lawsuit Over Cat Bites Fixtures and Fees Filed
A civil action was brought in the Larst Iauret Court against Mrs Wat Ts Guiman of New York. The plaintiff seeks $2 for forty one works bowly and alleges damages from a doctor fired for a cat incident between July 31 1900 and May 1 1903 at a rate of per week. The complaint outlines bedding and related disputes and claims the defendant failed to keep a mother cat and caused mud taking.
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Spe
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Remamm
Bildwu
Vetaanuy
Suycon
Wat Ts Guiman
Brew York
Delays in Druce Perjury Case Adjournment Noted
New York May o co reports long adjournment in the Trobert ald weal extradition case to July 2. The delay follows a report from the Manhattan Stats Hospital superintendent stating the patient Caldwell appears to be failing mentally and physically and unable to leave bed.
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New York
O.co
Trobert Ald Weal
Iited States Commisieum Allegander
Manhattan Stats Hospital
Cald Iwell
Fleeing Convicts Spur Fatal West Baton Rouge Escape
In West Baton Rouge Parish on May 2 a failed breakout from the state convict camp led to one guard killed and four wounded. Prisoners Charles Davis and Will Lewis were shot and captured after breaking into a room with sick guards’ arms, while Boatner of Centerville Mississippi was killed by the convicts and Kauie Comeduxr and Jo Vo Lemay were wounded. All prisoners are reported as negroes.
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Baton Rouge la
Convcts
West Baton Rouge Parish
Todas
Charles Davis
Will Lewis
Boatner
Centerville
Miss
Kauie Comeduxr
Jo Vo Lemay
Night Riders pay damages in Paducah court case
Paducah suit against night riders ended with compromises to pay plaintiffs. Hollowell received 15,000 after a verdict had previously awarded 35,000 to him against 29 alleged night riders of Callawell glory accused of raiding his home and forcing his family to flee the state.
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Paducah
May
Whitmore Trial Eyewitnesses Tie Man to Wife’s Death
In Jersey City a trial recounts Theodore Whitmore in the fatal Lampblack Swamp case near Karnison New Jersey. Witnesses include a special policeman and a stenographer who recount remarks and Whitmore’s odd letters and alibis. Further testimonies describe his behavior and statements after the arrest, with the court continuing the case tomorrow.
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New York
Theodore Whitmore
Ma Wife
Lampblack Swamp
Karison NJ
Jersey City
Frank J May
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wittmorer
Betti
Schmitter
Duriwe
Whitmore
Schenectady
Sistt
William Baker
Schmiter
Pena
John Josullyan
Oy Whitmore
Williang Whitmore
Joseph Quinn
Walter McDonnell
Ken Foch
New Haven Deal Far Off Amid Merger Talks
Reported merger talks between the Delaware and Hudson and the New York New Haven and Hartford railroads risk progress amid Massachusetts opposition to the Boston and Maine merger. Negotiations revived despite unissued shares and potential cross-ownership, with no clear results yet as federal suits loom.
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Delaware and Hudson Camal Company
New York
New Haven and Hartford Parroad Company
Massachusetts
Tle
Boston
Manne
Hartman
Delewert Ad
New Haven
Deaware
Hudson
Delaware
Iw Hudson
New
Texas Democrats Meet Amid Primary Returns in Dallas
Texas Democrats gathered to nominate thirty six delegates for the Democratic National Convention in Denver. The state central committee reviewed the primary results from May 12 showing the ticket led by Senator Tulear Une and Batley Wall with a slate of at large delegates. Loupray of Cleburne was named temporary chairman as committees were appointed and the convention adjourned for the day.
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Denver
State Eneentre Committee
Tulear Une
State Committee
Batley Wall Paidester
Cleburne
Mr Row
Hetty Green Hosts Dinner at Plaza in Grand Suite
The Washington Post reports Hetty Green entertained a party of friends at the Hotel Plaza dinner. The grand suite room featured gold service, with the meal costing about 29 dollars per plate. Attendees included Rear Admiral George, Mr and Mrs Pith Livingston, Mr and Mrs Howland Pell, and others such as Mr Amos F Eno, Mr Stephen Pell, and Miss Sylvia Green.
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Washington Post
New York
Waldo Wiss
Ruth Lawrence
Amos
Eno
Shipley Janes
Stephen Pell
Matthew Astor Wilkes
Sylvia Green
Green
Leap Year Proposals Sought by Wealthy Women in Trenton
Canadian writer James D Knott of Toronto letters Mayor Madden offering leap year proposals from Trenton's wealthy women. He claims his character will stand investigation and gives Ambassador Pryce as a reference. Applications addressed to Bulter, care of Mayor Madden.
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Trenton
Wetman
Washington Port
James D Knott
Shuter Street
Toronto Canada
Madden
Trentons
Toronto
Knott
Ambassador Pryce
Washington
Knotts
Bultor
Tomatoes ripened on vines for vibrant flavor
Description highlights a product made only from whole vine ripened tomatoes. The juice sparkles when picked, and the natural flavor provides a zest that enhances the beans.
Debate winners to meet in prize contest at GWU
A prize debate between Columbia and Needham societies will be held Tuesday at 9 oclock in University Hall at 15th and H Street NW. Judge Stafford of the Supreme Court of the District and Chief Justice Peelle of the United States will preside. The question: Resolved That a broader incorporation law should be adopted. Columbia debaters: George B McCiel, Roscoe Napperlaw, John Finslaw. Needham debaters: Charlie A Lumderhills, John Jensen, John Kennedy.
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Columbian
Needham
George Washington C University
Ity
University Hall
H Street
Wniiversity
Gadges
Stafford
Supreme Court of
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Peelle
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George B McCiellin
Roscoe C
Napperlaw
John
Finslaw
Needham Debating Society
Charlie A Lumderhills
Jolin
Jensen
Kennedy Speual
Defense of the end seat hog in a public debate
A reader argues against blanket condemnation of the end seat hog claiming some cases justify holding an assigned seat for the late arrival. The letter urges balanced consideration of both sides rights and questions a universal rule for all end seat disputes.
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Thia
Excursions Offer Unusual Travel Plans and Rates
Unusual excursion plans described include a Saturday evening trip to Old Port and Norfa with tickets good for May. Rates are low with hotel breakfast included at Chamberlis Point. Management lists transport via a steamship and rail connections, with details on timings, fares, and accommodations.
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Nick
Washington
Old Pont
Norfa
Chamberis Point
Charberlin
Bombard Whale to Death Near Palmetta Beach
A twenty five to thirty five foot whale was hunted by a fishing party in Hulsborough Bay two miles off Palmetta Beach. The bombardment lasted two hours with Winchester rifles before the whale was bled and towed to the peach jetty, marking a rare event in these waters.
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Tampa
Tia
Hulsborough Bay
Palmetta Beach
Winchester Ries
Seminole Afloat After Grounding Near Point Pleasant
The Clyde Line steamer Seminole, aground in fog at Point Pleasant yesterday, was successfully floated today and proceeded to New York largely undamaged. She carried sixteen passengers on a voyage from the West Indies to New York.
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Clyde Land
New York
Clyde Line
Seminole
Dr Talks of Food and Grape Nuts Endorsed by Doctor
An article features a physician praising Grape Nuts as a perfect food. He cites personal recovery from malnutrition and heart strain after using Grape Nuts with milk, claiming improved digestion and sleep. The piece frames letters from readers as genuine human interest items supporting the product.
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Wellville
Pensioners May Go to Work Under Review of Disabilities
The District will reexamine all firefighters and police with disability pensions within about thirty days to decide if their pensions should be stopped or continued. Sidney Bieber, a former fire marshal, is named among those affected. Commissioner Macfarland says the move enforces a new budget provision and focuses on physical restoration and financial need.
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Hieg
Sidney Bieber
Macfarland
District of Columbia
Ben Thaw Champion Shot Elected Yale Gun Club Captain
Benjamin Thaw Jr of Pittsburgh Yale 1903 named captain of Yale Gun Club for the next year. He is Harry Thaw's nephew and has been Yale's champion marksman for two years. B B Dickey of Du Pugue Town elected secretary and treasurer.
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Yale Gun Club
Washington Porthew Haven
Benjamin Thaw Jr
Pittsburg
Yale
Dickey
Dupugue
Town
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