Crowd at Madison Square Garden watches Mexican cyclist ride
Spectators near 10,000 fill Madison Square Garden after midnight as Mexican rider completes a grueling pursuit. The crowd shows excitement while Littlewood leads until late. earnings and standings listed through 11 a.m. with Littlewood on top. Also notes sale of embroideries at 6 7 and 1c.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Littlewood
Madison Avenue
Garden
Houde
Dowens
Solon
Nis
Guerrero
Fero
Merty
Golden
Hughes
Campana
Wichita Eagle Weekly Brief Highlight
The Wichita Eagle presents a weekly wrap of state and general news, with emphasis on eastern districts. The edition highlights regional events, political developments, and community updates as compiled for readers across the district.
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Ithwest
Republican tariff bill features cut revenue by eighty million
Washington dispatch outlines key points of the proposed Republican tariff plan. It removes sugar and tobacco taxes, suspends alcohol duties for manufacturing, and revises wool schedules, with a projected revenue loss of about 70 to 80 million dollars. The plan seeks Democratic votes to pass it, while secrecy rules limit details until debate ends. Kansas land decisions and Moore the Parsee merchant's influence on the bill are also reported, along with pension allowances for Kansas residents and a debate extension decision.
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Wasarxorox
Representative Cannon
Seu
Tomor
Cannon
Moore
Mr. Moore
Wells
Atkinson
Rhode
Bhickenridge
Away
Brackinridge
Notting
Desven
Charlie Pierson
Pierson
Yelbins
Mattie Hut
Ity
Fils Partners
Uvay
Charlin
Virginia City
On Presidency Race In Illinois Nominee Talk
In Washington May 12 General A F Stevenson veteran postmaster general announces he will not pursue the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Illinois. The field may include General James Black, William Morrison, and Irentel Sterencot with others discussed as potential contenders. Observers note administration hopes and Cleveland’s possible preferences shape the run for president with party leaders closely watching the strategy and timing.
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Waswixeton
A. F. Stevenson
Illncis
Geureel Steveose
Oatel Dale
St Louis
Isoks
Jot
Tilack
Pensions
William Morrison
Esmimerce Rmwinnesin
Irenetel Sterencot
Blice i
Mr Wariting
Eas Orimdovatorel
Learlbereet
Cleveland Semill
Hilack
Himselt
Hickiel
Mexican protest over U S policy on Mexican territory
Washington dispatch reports Senator Coke and Representative Eamon protest a U S plan extending freedom of death along the Mexican frontier. They cite smuggling dangers and harm to legitimate trade, while Mexican diplomats respond that the issue involves broader territorial and export concerns under U S law and treaty interpretation.
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Washington
Texas
Coke
Eamon
Tizensh
Senor Romero
Mexten
Matarer
Miniaeie Heomero
Berl Bewtr
Tyhe Cele
Mexico
Daited States Congress
Trentirr
Merino
Erterge
Eien
Atrocity Murder in Chicago Ends with Zeph Davis Hanging
May 12 report details Zeph Davis, a Black man, hanged at the county jail for the February 27 murder of Maggie Gangham. Davis confessed after capture, saying she disobeyed him. the execution followed the earlier anarchist hangings at the same jail.
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Little Maggie Gang
Zeph Davis
Davis
Cook County
Lent Finching
Bros. Factory
Mais Ganglua
Maggie Gangham
David
Avin
Faw
Chicago
Davis Atondc
Kile Maguie
Stroxo Cry
Kan
Frye
Strong City
Kansas City
Biowile
Topeka
Mitchel
Feya
Mitchell
Aber
Pelock
Hix
Kanne City
Berat
Watt
Ube Ceuty
Mines of Metallurgy in the Republic Democrats notice
The excerpt describes a dramatic pursuit and unnamed events near a military or scientific setting. It mentions a republic, Democrats in Besseville Kansas, and a date of May 15. Readable fragments show references to a person or group engaging in secrecy and a formal air of a report.
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Eagle
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Henry M. Morton
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Henry Perkins
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Juhia Prasher
Geo. Fuller
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Perkins
Pension Department
Lewis Lynn
Chautauqua Springs
Amelia
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Monmouth
Job Springer
Jessie C. Pinney
Longton
Nancy Harmon
Sedan
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Cherokee
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Elgin
Hichard L. Peyton
Fredonia
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