davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-24
setner 81rie beraubt.

gSte oft ieben mir Oieie eri6redenoe ueberi6riit in
unleren td9liden 3eiiunger, uno pie oft Ipmpatbi-
itren mir NIT BEN ungludlidsn Opfer, iei es reid ODER
arm. 5eoO9 siebt es 6unoerte BON anberen 5daen,
bon aeuten, pel4e UNI eineu peit er0Beren edas,
oils nm &et6tbum, beraubt wOrOen Tno, bon oeuen
mir nteilals boren. 9Sir meinen Sene, pelhe ourh
einen rebelllibsn Wtasen nm ibre CUTE @eIunbbeit
beraabt poroen limb. SO 9iebt ieooa cine Meot,in,
uelae eirisn rsbeIii6en Waoeu hbertpiuoen uno i'm
slpineen miro, ieine phi6ten seborie su etfdlen, uno
oas 1T 9pitetter's Waeenbitters. Gs lit elm lpe,ii.
Iaes Seilmittef fir ben Waeen uro ipiro aufftoBen,
gIabIuht, trantbaites ROpfpsh, 9eroauunosR6runa
9erappIuns uno SaGsoergiftuns beiteu. @eriu6t
Is uno iberseuet Gua. llniere prioat=S Stem pelmarte
btinoet fa am 6ale Der Gfaiae,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-24
Nebmet feim Subititut ait.

Ser &ame elmer populdren Marfe
irgeno zines Irtitels miro nidt lel=
ten-im aagemeinen Sinne-ipnu=
t1pm fir ben betreffenben Mrtitel
lelbft. SD miro Der Same ,8uo=
meiier" bdufg miBbraudt. @s
aiebt nur e | n n8uomeiier4. M9<
tet oarauf, baB Der Mar,e auf benz
Sort uno Der etiquette erlibtlib lit,
penn Sbr oieles 8ier beftelt. gs
wtro nur BON Der Mnbeuier : 8uih
Brauerei in ct. Souls, Mu., ber<
eeitent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-24
emil Oappriet, Director.
Wilmaufee, isis, W1ai 1902.
Sic bemtfhe gdbmle

in CHIHUAHUA, Meritp, ludt cine
&lnoergartnerin. Sfferten
iino 81 ridten an
Brpf. mil Sabeder,
Gale Siinaaa 403,
@bibuabua, Werifo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-24
Ser Cinderella Samb =Yalait

SEQ. 207 MlamD Blaaa, 9elepbon
585, Eat einen grDBen @orratb BON
Shuben fir 9erren, 9amer uno
&inoer. Nae @aarert ftno rtl1r aus
ben eriten Sabrifen be5ueen. @ir
bieten ale &onfurrena ourb Quali=
tat uno 8reiie. Mu1 bic beliebten
uno norai9liden Ilfreb Dolee's
Jilalhube fino uieoer angefommer.
Sprebt bel unS pDr unb be1i@tigt
unier 2ager uoer ihidt Cure Muf=
fridge brielih elm.
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Malt : Nntrine.

Benn man Der &ranfbeit Serr
eemoroen 1T uno ale ibdoli9en
&eime uno Stuffe aus benz Spftem
entfernt iino, fommt Der Bor9ang
oes Wieoererlaneens Der &rdfte an
Die &eibe. @eiunbe, betDmmlihe
uno itdrfenoe @abrung lit elm Ding
Der Notbmenbigfeit. Malt : @uz
trine, baS gro6e Mdbr=@ etrdnf, bat
nibt ieines @leiden als Merpen=
uno Wusfel : Stdrfer uno Blutbil<
oungS : Mtttel. Sc lit elm reiner
uno edter Cont - ftets ppbltbueno
Der nifts Sbdolibes entbdlt. Ct
hdltlih BET allen Drpguiften. Wiro
MIR BON Der NnbeuierzB ui1 8raue~
rel in ct. Souls, Wo., beraeitelIt.
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Gierbabn Tabr= Tlan.
5. & q. u. 8abn.
OI

Nah alien rb>9erase8untten ........
7.30 8orm.
Noh ct. 2outs, Mempbis unb benz
Often. 1870 Mtttaas.
Nab 8aco, NorbeSeras, Santa Sc unb
5riscD< Hunften ..........8.15 Mbenos
Nab ct. 2ouis unb benz Often 900 ,
geah 2areo0 un6 MericD. 1900 8orm.
Mnfunt.
8Dn st. Souls unb benz Often. II. 80 Born.
8Dn NDro~Seras, Santa Sc unb Sriscp<
Bunften 8.45 Borm.
8Dn lDealen 8unften .......6.30 Nachm.
8on ct. Souls unb benz Often H. 4 Nbbs.
Son 2arebD uno Merito. -. II. 10 Nachm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-24
Die gr0bte Gntoednng oes Retailers
Gimgetrageae 9anbelsmarfe.
MOTHER SUPERIOR (Wutter Oberin)
Seller an6 Nierenz S6ee.

9as 9roBe 6eilmittel fur aIle 2ei6en
beg Blutes, 6es Magens, Der Nieren, Der
2eber. fur observation-disclosures, @alIia.
teit, Mi9rdne. @beumatismus, 8erit0.
pfung uno 5rauenleiben. &c tuir6 aus
ieltenen nnb tbeuren &rdutern bergefelIt,
Iotpie aus Wur5eln unb 8lumer, rueldbe
aus Nrabien, Nesppten uno 8aldfina
importirt tperben ml1en. Das Ntittel
ptrb empfoelen burb Die electromagnetic
fen Mer5te Der Welt nnb tptro nit grfola
tE allen &l6tern un6 BON ben Barmber-
5i9en S6ruelern n~ngeuenbet.
gtan beabte Die breifarbiee, rotb, tpeiB
uno Crime o6er eelbe Gillette. Mar
nebme ntHts anoeres.
8n baben in allen N~potbeten. Hreis
Is Gents oas Badet
SuedWestlche0fIce: 443 0st-CemmNce-Stf
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9rei quite bemtid9e Sebrer

werben seluht, I'm in Der Som=
M e rsS bule Der Sermanns=
SDbne apei Mtunate - uom Is.
SUM an - su lebren. Wtan tuenoe
iid, ieop6 nidt ipater al8 bis gum
81. Mai an Us. u. d.,
8orlibenoer oes Shuls8 pmiteS,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-24
Nationales 9eutid : ameritauiides
NebrerzS Seminar St Milmanfee.

Das @atiDnale Deutlb : amerifa=
1tt1be 3ebrer Seminar erDffnet ant
8. September bteies Sabres 1einen
"a. &urIus. Set ibrer @riinbung
i'm Sabre 1878 bat btele BHegeitdtte
oeutlber Sprabe, beut1ber Bdba=
9ogit uno oeutiber Sitten 6unberz
ten bDn iunaen 2ebrern uno 2ebre=
rinnen lire beruflibe @%prbilbung
gegeben, unb Iie in Stanb gelebt,
an DHentliden ano pripaten 2ebrz
~anitalten nit 8~egeiterung unb
trener 6ineabe an benz eroBen CT
5tebungsmerfe mit5ubelfen.
9as NatiDnale 9eut19 : atnerifa=
t1tlbe 2ebrer : Seminar btlbet feline
3Dglinge im Sinne Der mpoernert
BdoagDsif fir bic amerifaniiGe
BDlfsihule aus unb befdbiet fte, iDs
mDbl in eneliiber als in beutl9er
Spra6e 81 unterribten. @laubensz
befenntniB, Notwithstanding
unb MatiDnalttdt fontnen BEL Der
Iufnabme Der 8Dalinee ni6t in
Betrabt.
Ser Seminarfurius umfaBt oret
Sabre BET pnf1It d g 70 It M
freiem unterriht. Die 2ebrz
bidder iteben ben 8Dalineen eeeen
elm iebr 9eringes @ntgelt leibmeiie
CUR 8erfiigung. WtttenoIen Bog
slingen miro auf gmpfeblune bes
Direftprs Der Mnitalt aus Der Se=
minarfal1e elm in Monatsraten our
Nus5ablung gelangenoer Stipenoienz
pDribuB getpdbrt.
Das 2ebrerleminar perfuet iber
tibtige unb erprDbte 2ebrfrdfte, Die
Sbulrdume Itnb mDbern, allen la
nitdren Inforoerungen &e9nung
trageno; Die &lafenarbeit miro err
eanat uno unteritibt burh reibbal=
tige Sammlungen unb cine quite
8u9erei; es erfreut iih elmer Muz
fteribule, = Der Deuti9 : @ngliihen
Nfaoemie, bic erfolerei9 Die b69fte
Stufe Der 4eiitun9sfdbiefeit an1trebt
uno ben 86glineen bes Seminars
Die ermunidte @eleeenbeit eiebt, fib
fir i5ren Beruf als 2ebrer prattiib
aussubiloen.
9urd oas in innieiter Berbin=
oung nit Dem 2ebrersS Seminar uro
oeiien Muiteribule itebenoe 9urn=
lebrer Seminar, elmer S9Dpfune
0es Noro : amerifani59en Turner-
bunoes. piro ben Seminariften cine
griinblibe turneriiHe Nusbilbung ge=
mdbrleiitet. Sin einidbriger SIRIUS
fir Turnlebrer miro I'M forntnerben
September erDHnet.
Nn Die Sreunbe un1erer Nnitalt
uno an @rsiebungsfreunbe i'm alIge>
meinen, an ale, oenert Die 8fege
Der beutiben SpraHe an ben 2ebrs
anitalten bieIes 2anoes uno Die
Gerbreitung 9eiunber Grsiebungs=
g%runoidbe unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
am 9er5en liest, ribten mir Die
oringenbe 8itte, in ibren &reiien
uniere 8eitrebuneen burb Die 3u=
weiiung paiienoer Sbiiler gu unterz
itiiben.
Strebiame iunse 2eute, tpe(be bic
Weiaung in iib fiblen, ith benz
fbmeren aber ibDnen 2ebrerberufe
81 miomen uno Der beerinbeten In=
fiht fino, baB lire iprablibe unb
miienibaitlihe Gorbilouna fie be-
fGbtQt, ben unten1tehenDen Wuf=
acknowledgement 5u eutipreben.
ueroen freunolihit eriubt, iid NIT
Dem u1ter5eibneten Direttpr beS
2ebrerleminars baloigit l9riftli1
ooer peri6nlib in 8erbinoung gu
ieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-24

s Salt, cement, Sanb, Bod
lteine, feuerfeIte @teine unb TbDn.
Ebeer uno Nspbaltpapier, Da9pappe.
9beer unb Gspbalt, Del, Terpentin.
Jarbett, @laS &c. &c. iteta pDrrdtbio
bel S. 6. 9ielmdtit, 306 Oft.
Commerce. traBe. Mieoriee Hreiie.
CUTE Waare iotpte quite unb reelIe
Beoienu1g werben garantirt. -
IelepbDt 40
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spmtbern Yacifie 8abn.
Whfahrf-

Nah Stem Orleans, 5puaon uno Sal.
neitDn tdglib. 1900 Mittags.
Nacb Often, Bug SEQ. 10....7.50 Mben6s.
Nab 81 8aio, galifornien un6 Meeritp
900 Bprm.
Nab 0DrosSeras, ct. Gpuis unb gbica<
go katy Flyer ........S:15 Mben6s.
Wntunt.
gon 9oro<EeIas, ct. Souls unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer 1890 Morgens.
BON Stem Orleans, Souftph unb @ol<
beitDn td9lib.. .4:45 Nadbm.
Bon 81 8aio, %@alifornien unb Merito
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". s.. & :.

Na6 Baco, Sort 8nrtb, Dallas. &anias
gitp, ct. Souls Mnb Chicago, tdglih,
(S.M & u. g. 9epDt) 1870 Mprgens.
geob 8aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas &c. (bDm
Suniet<DepDt) .......... 1915 Mbenbs.
Mntun t:
Son Chicago, ct. 2puis, &anIas gitb,
SalaS, Sort @ortb uni 8acD, tdglidb
QSnniet 9epDt) $3.50 8Drnt.
Bon Baco. Sort Bortb, Dallas &C. (S.
U. g. ". IS. 9epDt) ...... 9:25 Mbenos.
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@ir baben eis,er eroBen Gor@
roth bon 8efriaeratpren, Waiier-
fiiblern, @isibranfe uno See Cream
5reesers, Die mir gu nieorigem
Breile aussuperfaufen piinihe1.
6. s.. Dean & 6 O..
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Die be fte unb billig-
ten In5ige fir 6erren, Die
IhDnite Nuspabl DDr StDffen BEL
q. S. 2pbert,
120 Wuro Mlanp StraSe.
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ST.. Npbert 9. mpB,

Office 1913 Ipe 6. Speeialiit fiir Iu.
gen, Sbren, @aie unb &eble. Spreb'
Ituuoen bon 9 bis II ubr 8ormittaga
uno BON 2 bis 5 uhr Mahmittaas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-24

= SlieaenssSeniter 5~lieaen=9bas
rem; ale Grten Drabt Mebe unb
BubebDrtbeile. @ir baber Die nie<
brighten Breiie fir bieie Branbe.
6. Hraeger,
322-324 S1tzgDmmercez Gtra6e.
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s. Sdenerme1er's Tamiliengarteu

erfreut iid tueeen leiner auseeseid.
neten Slide oes beiten &ufes Bel
6ieiigen uno Sremoen unb wirt
bementipredeno BON Sreunoen elmer
auten oeutihen Soft ftart patruni.
iirt. Delifatehen Der Saiion emit
lpreheno. Wilhereiprooufte aler
Irt. SIN Saloon finbet man itets
friibes Bier, quite Weine, 2iauDre
uno Gisarren. Sdeuermeper's So
milienaarten it elm grbulunesplab
eriter &laiie.
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Gulf gbpre Babm.

Nbfabrt.
0ah Stodoale, tasliH, ....8:00 Born.
Mnfunt.
Son Stodbale. tdalih. 1900 Nadhm.
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aurIus tiir atnsersxrtneriune,,.

Da Der &inberearten elm ueIent.
liber 9beil oes 8oltsihulisitems
lit, 10 lit BON Der SemiEarbebDroe
elm &urius CUR G%usbilouna BON 2eb=
rerinnen far iolbe Gnftalten einge=
ri6tet pproen. Die Gufnabmebe,
oingungen fir oieien SIRIUS iino Die
glei9en tuie fir bic anoeren 3Delinae
oes Seminars.
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@runSeiseutbmms . uebertrasmmseu.

Wm. Set, q. @ittineer IT,. u. an
Wtarp &ibaros, @runbftid an 0e<
lene Ctr, 1925.
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MeNCdCelnd Rd|WMC Co. I'D.
pertuetft anf bite shatfade

DAB fe Die ein3iee breitlpnriee 9inie ben Der @ren3s
Der Der. Staten nod Der 9anptitabt Merito 1T;
9ab ie Die einsiee 2inie 1T, bic Dem r%eiieneen
Ynblitnm Die eroBen nit Yinti6 Gas erleu4tetsn
9ullman 8ralpine ytoom= Sdlaftuaaei bietsa tam;
SAB man nit oieier 9tuie obne Wagenfuetiel bon
st. Qpuis nod Der Staot Werito reieu sann;
DAB es Die ein5ise Clinic BON 81 paio na@ Der
Staot Merito 1T.
Die oinie fhbrt ourb 10 bon Den q Gtaaten Der
Republit.
9Denn 5br eine @eidhaftsreife madAt, aett
b abin. mo @efdbajte aetban iperbem. gtur bier
Stdote BON lber 5000 Ginppbnern in Der Wepublif
lueroen bon Der Meriean Gentral= 9obn ui&t berabrt.
Sd@li6er Shlaitpaesnoienft spiIaen Ct. Qonis
nno Staot Wterito, 81 Yalo uno Staot Merifo uub
urngeteb brit.
c. r. HUDSON, w. D. MURDOCH,
y. r. II. y. u. ". @. q. Il.
Stnht Mpricn ~
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q. n. & u. q. 8abm.

Nab @albetDn, 6oufon uno guero tda-
900 Bprn1.
Nah Corpus ghrifti, Mranias Boz yub
8eebire taali9 ........9 nbr Bortn.
unb 2:20 Na1m. ....................
Nab 86rne unb &errbille, tdgli@. $50.
$3.50 8Drm1.
Mntunft.
Son @a1nefton, SDufton unb Guero tag
ltU ..e.... t.UU WDeHp8.
gpn Corpus ghriti, Mranias 8aB unb
8eepiGe taglib. Wadbm.
8on 86rne unb 8errpine. tdgltH.....
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y. r. II. .. u. y. @. %. u,
Staot Mesico.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21

Exactly at II o'clock Tuesday 1890
men and boys of all ages rushed across
the line of the coded Fort Hall reserva-
ton in Idaho and disappeared in cloud
of dust in the mad rush for homesteads
and mineral lands. Most of them were
mounted on horses and ponies, majority
being heavily armed. Probably 1000
persons departed later with pack ami
mails Before o'clock Pocatello was
practically deserted. Many signs Of
trouble We're apparent before the start
ing signal was given. In scores of in
stances it was known that three or more
men intended to settle on the same piece
of land. The boundary line of the coded
portion of the reservation opened to set
Element was lined for miles with people
awaiting the hour of noon. POcatell0 had
been surrounded by people, but the larg-
err proportion gathered on the ''hoSback'
a mile southeast of the city and it was
from this point that the great rush took
place. 1t began at a whistle signal from
the Oregon Short Line shops.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21
KIDNAPPED CHILD Is FOUND.
Enthusiastic Scenes Enacted When
Missing Boy Is Recovered.

Abe LoWenstein, Jr., 4 years Old, who
was kidnapped from his home in Newark
on May "A by a woman in black" has
been restored to his parents. More than
5000 persons, who thronged the streets
leading to the police station, shouted
themselves hoarse when he returned.
Then the father, clasping the child in
his arms, was placed at the head of a
great procession, which marched to the
LOwenstein home. Abe disappeared while
viewing a circus parade in company with
his brother. No trace of the boy was
found until a few days ago, when a lad
answering his description was found in
the streets Of Paterson and was sent 10
the almshousc. His identification ensued.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21
HOLD UP AN OFFICE.
Fonr Masked Men Invade Santa Fe
Building in Chicago.

Fonr Masked Men Invade Santa Fe
Building in Chicago.
Driven into a small room under threats
of death, four employees of the commits
sary department Of the Santa Fe Rail
road system watched three expert safe
blowers blow open the large safe of the
company while another member of the
gang stood guard over them with two
revolvers. SO experienced were the
cracksmen at their calling that within
ten minutes after their entrance TO the
building they had shattered the door of
the heavy strong box, taken what money
was in the safe and escaped in the net
work of railroad tracks adjoining the
building. The scene of the robbery was
in a one-stOry frame structure at Seven
teenth street and the Chicago and West
ern Indiana tracks in Chicago, and it
was shortly after 10 o'clock p. M, when
scores of switch engines, with their crews
and many other employees, were in the
immediate vicinity
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21
GIVES DAUGHTER AS PRIZE.
kansas Farmer Adopts Novel Scheme
to Save His Wheat.

kansas Farmer Adopts Novel Scheme
, to Save His Wheat.
! Farmer James Woolsey has succeeded
in having his 50O-acre wheat field cut
before the yellow grain grew musty.
But it cost him his daughter. He gave
her as a prize to the young harvester
doing the greatest amount of work in a
specified time. Willis Roadway, young
mechanic from Illinois, won, and ne and
Anna Woolsey were married at Pratt,
Kan, the other day. The Woolsey farm
is one of the largest in Pratt County,
and the scarcity of harvest workers in
that section weighed heavily upon the
farmers mind. His wheat grew dead
ripe, and there was no one to help him
cut it. Then he devised plan to offer
rs a bride to the hardest worker his 49,
year-old daughter. She was as dutiful
as good-looking. The men came by the
score. She was given the privilege Of
rejecting any of the contestants she per
sonally disliked, and many were thus
ruled out. The contest was spirited. 1t
lasted three days, during which time Rod
way, working ten hours a day, cut 100
acres and wore out three good teams.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21
FOIL nIDNAPERs IN BUTTE.
Gangs Prospective Victims Include
Son of Senator Clark.

Gangs Prospective Victims Include
Son of Senator Clark.
The Butte, Mont, police unearthed a
conspiracy to do wholesale kidnapping
business among the wealthy families of
Butte. The alleged leader of the band,
Sam" Consentino, is under arrest. An
attempt was made several days ago to
kidnap Hazel Gindrup, the 12-year-old
niece Of Harry Symons, one of the big
merchants of Butte. A day later an at
tempt was made to steal the infant OF
William Symons. The description of the
men the nurses gave to the police led to
the arrest of Consentino and the police
are searching for three others. Consen-
tlno is an Italian. 1t is alleged he tried
to induce Harry Keller, his employer, to
join the gang. Keller is said to have
pretended to fall in with the scheme and
thus learned all of the plans, which were
perfectly mapped out. Among those
whom it was proposed to kidnap and hold
for ransom were the youngest son of Sen
ator w. A. Clark, Mrs. Lulu F. Largey,
wealthy woman who makes her home
in Butte and New York, and number
of leading merchants, bankers and min
ing men.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21
BLOW TO RANCHMEN IN TEXAS.
Decision of Supreme Court Robs Them
of Grazing Lands,

The recent decision of the State SUI
preme Court inyalidating consolidated
leaves and placing on the market more
than 100000 acres of grazing lands,
has struck a death blow to the cattle
raisers of Texas. Hundreds of sections
of these lands are being filed upon each
day by actual settlers. The ranchmen
own the alternate patented sections of
land and had under lease the intervening
school sections. 1t is impossible to fence
each section separately or Craze salts
factorily cattle Jointly with a number
of small holders.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21
GIVES UP LIFE FOR CHILD.
Cleveland Man Makes Heroic Effort to
Save His Nephew.

Fritz Engent died at st. Clair hos
pital in Cleveland, having sacrificed his
life in an attempt to save his sister and
her young son from the flames that de-
stroyed their home. Engenit's attempt
to rescue his sister and nephew was a
recklessly heroic one. An exploding gas
oline stove had set fire to his sisters
dress. He beat out the flames with his
hands and attempted to dash through the
burning room to where the boy was, cut
off by the fire Twice driven back, and
frightfully burned at each attempt, he
was compelled to desist and the child was
rescued from a window. What | did
was nothing" he told his sister at the
hospital when she tried to thank him.
what less could | have done?'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21

The river and harbor bill H"'
signed by the President. rr
Last of Spanish war revenue Ian't 70
end July 1; beer tax VIII I Isn
a barrel; tea tax STANDS III '1 a,rcba
pr fr5fy r ind be- accepted BY the 1 1. 5s
The Corliss Pacific cable D-i arg,nlcI
killed by the House, 116 to ~, a. exccc
made that appropriations already
revenues by $51, 100000 linz ?,
The Navy Department is tat to emil.
vantage of the miners sum s;cprs hay
them as seamen. Recruiting oln's''
been sent to coal region. declare
Venezuela is said to nave ersbio ma
blockade of Orinoco river; war interest.
be sent to protect American -
status of river is like Mississippi
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21
From Far and Near.

The strike of bakers in Denver, Colo,
has been settled by the bosses granting
the demands Of the men.
About 300 men, women and children
wrecked three meat shops in Boston on
account of the high price of meat.
Five thousand union men employed in
the building trades of Denver, Colo.
went on strike, causing practically total
stoppage Of building operations in that
city. 1t is a sympathy strike to aid the
woodworkers to win their battle against
their employ ers.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21
wHALEBACKs TO CARRY OIL.
Product of Texas Fields to Be Con-
veyed Up the Mississippi.

Whaleback steamers, the invention Of
Captain Alexander McDougall of Duluth
will be used for carrying Texas oil up
the Mississippi river The St. Louis
Steel Barge Company. in which Captain
McDougall is interested, is the firm that
will take up the oil-carrying trade. The
company now has three steamers, two of
the largest Whalebacks, engaged in car
rying grain, but these will be converted
into oil carriers. One of the boats will
be used in the gulf trade from Port Ar
thur to New Orleans and the others used
in river traffic. In addition the new COM
pany, which will be known as the Gharp
Oil Transportation Company, Will have
twelve more whaleback boats built. Ar
engagements have been made with Beau
inant. oil companies whereby a pipe line
will carry the oil from the gushers 70
Port Arthur. At the beginning it is the
purpose to carry oil only $50 miles up
the river from New Orleans, but later it
will be transported as far as st. Louis.
Each of the Whalebacks will have ca
pacity of $4,000 barrels of oil.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21
CHIcAGoAN FOUND DEAD IN OHIO
Supposed to Have Been Killed by
lightning While Under a Tree.

"A Toledo coroner was summoned to
Holland, Ohio, to investigate the death
of Thomas Kasterzedski, a man aged 30
or 30, who was found dead under a tree
by the roadside. 1t is believed that he
was killed by lightning during an cleo
trical storm, as at that time some work
men saw him take refuge under a tree
as the storm came up. From the fact
that a telegram from his wife, dated at
798 Seventeenth street, Chicago, was
found on his person, it is believed that
his home was there.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21
Officers Dwelling Destroyed.

The house Of James Applegate at Ha-
zleton Pa, was badly shattered by an
explosion of dynamite which had been
placed near the side of the building by
unknown persons. The family escaped
injury. Applegate has been employed as
a special officer at the Cranberry col
liery since the strike went into effect.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21
Conviction Is Confirmed.

Walter Bourne, formerly deputy audi
tor at st. Paul, who is serving fifteen
years at Saltwater prison, was denied
new trial by the Supreme Court. Bourne
was convicted on two indictments, one
charging the illegal use Of county war
rants and the other fraud in the use of
his official signature. The Supreme Court
confirms the conviction in both cases.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21
Alabama Town Is Scorched.

The business portion of Alexander City,
Ala, a place of 1900 inhabitants, was
wiped away by fire, the loss reaching at
least $750,000, which the insurance will
not begin to cover. The flames began in
the foundry and machine works, and
spread from building to building until
the entire business portion of the town
was a mass of flames.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21
Love Unrequited, Ends Life.

At Wheeling, w. Va, mans suit of
clothes was found on the steel bridge,
indicating a suicide in the Ohio river. In
a coat pocket was found a note in which
the writer said he had decided to end his
life, as no one cared for him, even the
girl he loved.