davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28
rect Il Is supposed that the YES.
SEES were Russian.
MAYOR WEAVER CONTROLS.
The Situation In Regard to the Fight
over the city's Gas Works.

Philadelphia, May Fit is the n.
eral opinion that Mayor Weaver. for
the present controls The situation In
his fight with the Republican leaders
over the proposed lease OF the clty's
gas works.
Thert is much speculation as TO
what will be the next move. Devel.
Dpments today are expected tn come
from the organization Insurance
commissioner Durham and his lieu
tenants were In conference last night
aud their deliberations were resumed
today soon after Mr.. Durham reached
his office Later he repaired TO the
Office OF United States Senator Pen
rose and was In consultation with him
for some time. There Is still some
talk of Impeachment proceedings
against the mayor and there Is no
longer any denial that his course has
been seriously considered by the lead
ers and their legal advisers.
Those who advise against this step
argue that any attempt to impeach
Mayor Weaver at this time would only
serve to strengthen his position with
the public Just now the attitude Of
the members OF the council is giving
the leaders almost as much concern
as any other feature Of their contest
with the mayor.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28
BOTTLE TELLS STRANGE TALE.
Picked Up on Pacific coast--MsSSs as
Written May. 1902.

"NlNNNU way NNe@s
Los Angeles. Cal, May 27.--A bottle
having every appearance OF having
been in the sea long time was picked
up at Ocean Park today ana vas found
to contain a note purpOrting 10 be
from Wilbur A. Harris. . native OF
Pontiac. Mich. stating that ON May
4. 1909. the whaler ~ Toro. out oi
TopOlogampo. Mex, was wrecked OF a
small island south by southwest Of
Tahiti.
Harris further states thar among tho
crew who drowned was i.ope Auifte
menez who had IA bis possession a
French manuscript handed down In his
family giving the complete history Of
the lost DauphIn. 81 France, written
by q nan In whose charge Robes pierre
left hm and a French ornament set
IN diamonds
iIarri. asks that professor 81 his
tory Of Yale university be- nO'ihed and
gives directions for finding This hlsior
ical treasure shich he has buried.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28
esmmI,i.a svIIea. ~I,h M.,.nru

Chsr'oi's. y cy Nay 81. Il. %.
whi'ism"fr Of stamford. Conn. CON
ni''"d spiTlds ., Laaolf. this state
'aasy The suicide arst drank msf
err that be had sersped from the mir
Fof ~ ne dresser cot an artery In his
WRIT and then tied . ebamoia skin
aronHd his heck and assd a haifbrlsh
In twisting u Ia order 10 ehoas the
breath fTOm himself whittsmoss
traTslsd iOF q safe manufactures coo
esu ia staInfVfd iis isuves . vile
Aha three ehllafsa iiis bodJ vii
- seat 20 coahsetieat Tor bafiai.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28

UFbasa o. Ma y Rev wares
WtasI pss'0s II 10 AsfbOsiai eAaFrh
a. ChrsiiaHsbssr ssAs Ugbpaa. b~s
s~ea I'D % = Efssa lsfy 90 . eAares
81 slsadsf Ths sadssii saS slsd ~
o. Hyds sf cnus,AasbafE Sto a.
sEsa iksr wishi 40 ssia Az xsssan
$50 aascs are unthas's ne Dfsach
~ tssisa kasiss mass ths FsmaFk
somgisiHna ~ ~ ne s1sis bspaebf
serersi Sifaessss uh8 saf1uafssa
lITds's stafsnanfa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28
FATAL RESULTS FROM
REAREND COLLISION
Terrible Disa ster Occurs Near
City Of Baltimore.
ONE DEAD so REPORTED HURT
Brakes Refused to work and Motor.
man Was Unable 10 Stop his Car.
Stampede Of Passengers Cause .
Number To be Injured.

Baltimore. May g5..-wlliam stem.
lrr was almost Instantly k.,Vd ahd
half hundred mcu aud Numcn w,rO
injured several OF them seriously, 10
collision between two trolley cars
returning to the city from West Port.
suburb of this city, ,at,y today
Ia the ueishbo'ho1d ct lar terminus
vi the W,s, rort line are several ~,
sorts and the cars, which we're the last
that we're Ia come H. The clty wcro
hlied with holatcd pleasure seekrts.
The last car bUt one reached point
where thp tracks across those Of tho
western Maryland railroads new tide
water extension. The conductor nd
guuo ahead. a. la customary. 10 maAs
SURE that no railroad train was ap
preaching Before he could sigma
the muturmAn that the crossing vas
clear, the last car appeared ~ the top
ot steep grade. a. the bottom Ot
which the Western Maryland tracks
vas running Al full speed The motor
man. sebastian HclldOTfcf. attempted
20 stop H. but the brakes refuAcd u
hold aud the car rushed down the Ia
cline With constantly Increasing apccd
There vas q crash and both II aud
the Que that followed we're badly
wrecked
The lights we're eNtlHgulshcd and
those NhO remained Ia The cArs fought
each uthor ~ their Efforts 10 escape
aud iH doing 80 tramp."d those VIII
had been thrown 20 The ground by tho
collision ia, drr brIis ~ Wcatport
summou'd the citizens uf tho town
and fh,y So q" vurk 40 ald the Ia
iur,d and t"l'phouod 20 tuis ely Got
ambu.anccs aud tuuh,r aid which
vas promptly sent When the llghf
vas obtained strmlvr vas found h0t
ribiy mangled. un tho rear platform
~ ihe forward car. upuu phich b.
had been riding lllA arm had been
torn from bic body ~ vas sil
alive but died fee minutes q
being taken from the wreck
Ilrlldorfrl the mOt0fmsn. vas tJuhd
unconscious. ON The front platform Of
hia car ~ sas taken 10 q hospital.
and IL not expected 20 Tive
Private carriages belonging 10 Fssi
dsUfa ~ tbs Bstghborhond ..Fs u.nt
W bfiRs ihs injured Ia the oitJ. and
a. sODh a. possible AFTER the Accident
the railroad company asht special CATS
70 aasisi 10 thls work.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28
Destroying pIsorssrlY nou,...

WarsaN May - The demolition
" cisurdcrIy houses by the IcNl-h
socialist organization called the Huuu
continues TODAY unchecked through
out the city n" J,Ns aud Christians
Joined igFcr. this morning and af,
working together ~ make clean
swcsp IhD ga, not oul attaching
d'soft'ri houses hW private sparl
mon's sh.r" Numrn have brru ,,.aF
under ih. pru'r,'un ~ ari.toCu. d,
p'fsou1g,s Occupants ~ tho prem
.sss ATTACHED r'd aud are hiding "a.
aafhor'tlr, rru1ln indifferent 10.
Cprsactr sud Rrndauu,- lnpl 90 &C.
anu 'd spectators aui tar police arc
H.. ., D, seen
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28
Look Wlth suspleIon upon Movs.

Toxic. May Eel a. MT Is be
lleved here that the action OF the Rus.
SLAMS In sending some vessels 20
Shanghai is part of a diversion plan
60 draw on q portion uf the Japanese
feet. II is thought that possibly The
Russians intend TO intern the slower
craft but the visit and withdrawal OF
the faster vessels is regarded 10 be
without purpose unless diversion.
The Whereabou', " Admiral Rojest
vensky's fleet Is not reported. and the
opinion is divided a. 20 whether Il has
entered the Pacific or returned to the
lower Chinese coast
The location OF Admiral Togo's fieei
continues 20 be secret Popular fee.
ing Is undisturbed and the japanese
public Is confident that Admiral Toga
Is prepared 10 meet any situation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28
JAPANESE TACTICS
PUzzLING RUSSIANS
Cars Men Claim That There Is
Trouble In Jap Army.
RoJEsvENskY's FLEET is FOUND
AdVlees from Toxic State that Japan
Believes Russians Are Trying &c
Draw Its Fleet OF by Deeoys-To
COS Fleet Whereabouts Unknown.

Gpnshu Pass, Manchuria, May 27.-
Tue japanese tactics are puzzling.
They give way at the slightest pres.
sure against their center on both the
railroad and the Mandarin road. The
Chinese explain the retirement to truu
ole among the reserves, some Of whom
they say are almost in a state OF re-.
volt because the government has not
kept It's promise TO return them TO
Japan.
The retirement Of the Japanese cen.
Ger Is interpreted by some of the Rus
Sian officers as postponement OF
Yield Marshal Oyama's offensive be-.
cause OF the bad state OF the roads.
but this view Is not shared by all the
sonlcers.
In order 10 prevent wrangling over
khe question OF reward or censure arts.
|lng from reports forwarded by the
oommander-in chief through the army
eofps Commander General Linevltch
In order OF the day, has directed that
e0pies Of the original reports OF all
Encounters and individual explanations
be transferred to his stan as well as
reports through the ordinary channels.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28
BARON RoTHScHILo DEAD.
Famous Finsntler Dies q, His Rsst
dsnes In Paris

Pahs May o. ltaruu Alphursc De-
HDthtch.lh head Of the Frrnch branch
~ the banking house bearing The
name ~ RDih-child and governor o.
The bank ~ france. died a. 30 fhs
mnruiGE ffum arG'- bronchitis aEsra
waited By Eoui The eminent nnan't,f
haI been s.ht.ug s.oslJ zoe maby daJs
br there saa no appr~beksioa thai
bic death pas Imminent lir nFst
toos Go bic bod iso weeks aEp Reyer
a. rallies gave promi.e 81 h.s rrroy
sry
Tso DAYS aRo ihs hafub bsran %
IA raNf'I and be c0nditiut aaE1msi
= s!.q3.~''hE form Although b. sept
np a. animated s1ntefsailyn 9Th tts
members - his family. tnd 'n'd teF
wants 20 Do thinEs the paflrb' bsrhsns
vsry seal sd a. night catered upon
osmziose state ahd pared aps5 this
mpsHiaE peacefully surr1undsa ~ bis
family
TIE annouar~msSf % no hafDn's
d"afh caused -iasspfsad frEf~i. f1f
h-sid~s hls f-psifoh IN ths sbhhfisi
Varia Baron Aphosss as knopH fOf
~ lavish ebafiiss one % ths isissf
bsiEE ths ar ~ o. 80 90 for the
srs.fta.n - .f.rk IA rr.ssefa kseaea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28

colanbia. q c. Nay fT-s-sAlaE y
n TillE.an Sss tArOvu frye BE ear
rfaEs a. Ecxv1sis laai hiEbt AL aaf
HSsiy sseaD~t serieas laiafJ Ne 81
apoksn - tAe Ern4anfina ciAss - -
soath cArnana H1sersiosal issi
tzss Nlas Ls9a TI'luza. Ma dsaEAisr.
nis0 reserved aishs hruasss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28

Tuxedo PARA. y T. NAY .7-CAp
tain Richmoud Pearsou H0bs0u. q =
y. retired. and Miss GrlrsidA HOus
tOa Hall. q Tuxedo Para UeFs mar
risd here Of The cottage % NJ aae
Mrs. Gserps Hall ,As briss's p.repis
TIE Rev wIsllam FtEsinuons, reet0s
q - MAYA sDeisfing
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28

IbsrtOs. Ca, MAJ ~ -'rhs lurJ
10 the Hal eAse returned = verdict 81
not Esilty tails afternoon ls q fee
mlnutss after FetinnE stan hss bees
% trial COT kiiilng Barnard Bmiih en-
@affss sitssetihS much 1ssntioa rbs
shaii u the assa MAJ vas sEhsRed
sd sHamiaea 10 e0srt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28
Pyshlas. os,as - ns~ o,issns.

Indianapolis led MAJ ST.--TAs 80
oFem@ Hassmbly unif0rm Faak
khiGhts 81 PythiAs SOY IN ths siHtb
h1snnial eosvsstisa bstt dsei4sa thaa
sysslas 70 Aoia ~ asn aatAaaal 60
eamp@snt - ths uhltoFn sask 10 Me-
sss: T''' az ''''"''-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28

Ehanghai. MAY % --Noon There
i Indicate that Rear Admiral RO
Asensty has divided bis feet Ssv
nleen vessels o. the Battle Zee,
horrd a. saddle Stands last EiEht
i believed they eoslsd there and
ID from that posal hey oil proceed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28

Che Foo. May % &c D. m.--All Jap.
nness steamers arriving al this port
to-day. have been ordered held here
oending further Instructions
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28
rl,..A s...r.r, p.,.lnss In psrt.

aaasaki, MAy - -No0a Tires
Izh steamers vkioh we're soaded
\ coal a. Mol ttsrUisas Of TIE
aAsa rsilvHy. JEpansssl fOs Haas
vs.. have been ds,Aiasd znesE o.
b Grcm tbs g0vsrnnsnt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28

Tsing Tau. Nav s7-The whole Rus
sian feet Is assembled near Woo suns
and the German squadron a. Tsins
Taa Is preparing for Dycntualltics.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28
Nothing from Reported Battle.

s.. Petersburg. Mao z7.-+SOthius
fnrther has been heard Of the report
81 battle south Of The Island Of FOR
anoaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-28
~ Fssss q war Vessels Ssvh,ss

9NllA MAJ 15r-OGcial AdTjces
~ b.ssa soceivad fr0a Vteaa TIA
ley - ever - uaT vessels vsFs
'fS e. a. sasi coaut = 80 natss
aalnaa "a . nsrshasaserJ a.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03

A. S. McRea and w. A. Rem
tie covered themselves with
glory in the firm stand they
took for law and order after
having secured the d scoun-
drel who committed the crimi-
nal assault upon Bessie Jones,
1t took more nerve to hold down
the hot-heads than to capture
the devil. Paul Smith, the y.
S. deputy, who delivered the
fiend Hicks to the Z. S. Jailor
is a splendid officer and did his
whole duty when by ruse he got
the Major part of the men who
assisted in locating the devil to
90 for reinforcement and while
they were gone Smith took Mr..
Devil and his helpers to Jail.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03
cZAR REED WAS RAMPANT

The convention called by Reed
and others after one day and
night session adjourned after
passing resolution to join the
convention that meets on the
21st at this place. Mr.. Temple
of Checotah presided over the
deliberations with fairness and
dispatch and Mr., -- acted
as secretary through the entire
meeting.
There was cOn S de T. a b | e
wrangling from beginning to
end, but after the delegates who
paid in their fee of S1.00 had re-
ceived the amount in return
things became more harmoni-
Gus and before final adjourn
ment a resolution was passed
asking that the same delegation
be returned to the real conven-
ton that meets on the 21st.
The unwarranted, unmanly.
and cowardly attact of Frank
Reed, the would be Car, upon
Prof. Wood, the associate editor
of this paper, is one that is con-
demned by all decent people.
The would be Car showed him
self to be void of respect for one
who by his life and work de-
serves well at the hands of
young and old.
Ignorance and conceit got a
knock out that will last for all
time to come.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03

will declare for single statehood
and for the Hamilton Bill. The
Oklahoma City convention
lodged endorsing the Hamilton
Bill because of the suffrage fea-
ture and the Indian convention
controlled by Democrats will do
some lodging also.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03

Il can see the hidden foot
prints of an unseen hand" was
the remark of a delegate when
he saw Frank and his cohorts
consulting with the statesman
from the cellar and his man Fri
day.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03

Such Negroes as Mason who
given a knock out blow by
Marks last Spring should never
be allowed to sit in a convention
He is as dangerous to the Negro
as hell to a powder Magazine.
He is one of the eX-TeXas teach
crs, who took if nse when this
paper said that the fellows who
were run out of Texas fer theft
should find no place here.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03

Mayor Fite is correct when
he orders general cleaning up
of the city and we hope to see
the sanitary man get move on
himself in the southwest part of
the city as there are some closets
there that have not received at
tention since the days of Adam
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03

Things have been decent on
South Second st. since the gang
were made to leave. but we un-
derstand another dive is about
to come into existence and the
frequent visits of a fifteen year
old girl to such a place is not
commendable and the parents
or guardians should put stop
to it at once. Take the hint,
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03

y The Statehood convention to
be held in Muskogee on the 2lst
of this month will be composed
of delegates from the two terri
tories, will he in session one day
and will record the position of
100000 Negroes, that live here,
on the Statehood question. The
Negroes of the two territories
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03

Witte. the Russian plenepo-
tentiary, is making many
friends in this country. w re-
member that in the dark days
from "61 to 65' that Russia
was our friend when the world
was our foe. (This was especial
ly true in 50 far as the Negro
was concerned
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-08-03

The double staters will never
go on record as favoring uni
versal suffrage. The democratic,
prohibition part of the outfit
are strictly against the Negro
as voter. This was shown in
Robt. l.. Owens address to the
So. McAlester pow WOW when
he rang in the old Chestnut of
mixed schools if we should have
single statehood.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-07
INDIAN SUMNER.
Its Haze and Warmth Due 20 the
"AeriaI Gulf Stream"

Tts Haze and Warmth Due 20 the
"AeriaI Gulf Stream"
Formerly the smokiness and the
somewhat greater degree Of warmth
and other characteristics Of Indian
summer" were thought to be caused by
mountain fires or the burning Of fallen
leaves. Scientists have now proved
however. that The haze and increased
warmth are due to the annual forma-
ton of what has been called the "ae-
rial gulf stream" or "vapOr plane"
This high current, generated in equa-
torial seas by ascending masses Of
vapOr charged air, flows nOrthward
through the upper atmosphere, over
sweeps the southern and gulf states
and descends toward the earth or ocean
as it approaches New England and
Canada on its journey toward the pO-
lar circle. In the afternoon and night
when the earth throws on the heat re-
ceived during the day, especially in the
autumn weeks, when the temperature
is declining and the capacity Of the air
to receive and hold moisture is on the
decrease. the presence of this mantle
arrests radiation. Covering the re-
manning vegetation and harvest with
shield. it protracts the grain ripening
period to meet the necessities Of the
higher latitudes
Tt has been shown that the first re-
corded appearance Of the term Indian
summer was in 1874. It seems to have
been well known and recognized at
that time In New England it was
supposed that the term came from the
prevalence Of the southwest winds,
which, the Indians thought, were sent
as a mark Of favor by their peculiar
deity, Coutanowoit. However, in many
parts of the United States it was the
Indians especial hunting seasOn. Among
the Indians Of the northwest fl was the
period between the gathering and stOr-
ing Of summer supplies and the selec-
ton Of winter quarters in the hadnts
of the large game; hence il was the
period of migration. The term INDIAN
summer" has been adopted by English
speaking peoples throughout the whole
world. The season is well defined I'm
England 1t is peculiar also to central
Europe. In the old world as well as
the new It is characterized by dry fogs,
a glowing sky. absence Of heavy rain
and mild temperature.
In England its early name was GAIL
hall0w summer" in Wales and Bel
GUM it is known as est Michaers
summer" I'm Germany as "St Calls
summer and the summer Of old
women I'm Bohemia as "St. Wences-
laus' summer" i'm Sweden as est
Budgets summer" and in Lombardy
rs est Theresa's summer" Indian
summer is especially noticeable i'm the
Ear northwest Of this continent. In
Vancouver and other portions Of Brit
ish America there is a second growth
Of verdure lasting until after Christ
mas FroId the northern states Of the
Union it extends north to the arctic
circle Chicago News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-07

Give me tic mo2ev. says n recent
speculative philosoi heg. than has been
spent i'm war und VII pUrchase ev-
err foot OF land on The gicae WiIl
ciothe every man, woman and child
On en- attire Of which kings and queens
would Zee proud Z VIII build scEool-
house ON every hillside and in every
valley over the whole earth. I VIII
build en- acadenv in every town and
endow It. q c0lieCc En- every state and
an Il with able professors win
crown every hin With place Of wor-
ship consccrated TO the PRONUNCIATION
Of peace. j win Support in every pull
pix an able Teacher of righteousness.
SO thar On every Sabbath morning the
Chime en- one hin shall answer to the
chime on another around the earth's
wide circumference and the voice CT
prayer and the Song Of praise should
ascend like q universal holocaust tc
heaven.-New York Globe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-07
MARIANA
sneclal % - Journal.

Mariana. Nov. 6.-Mr Beardsley
representing the Fidelity & Casualty
Co. of New York, is in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Muldon and Mrs
Gonzalez are visiting friends - here
They epect to stay for some time
they expect to stay Tor some time.
is going on at a lively rate and if the
marble doorfacings come this week
the postofice division win be cOmplet
ed by the latter part Of December.
Mr. and Mrs. I. w. Crow. Of Chip
ley, came up yesterday.
Prot. Leroy McRae was shaking
hands with his old friends here yes
Jerday
ar. w. D. Barnes sent a pair OF
game chickens to the Gulf Coast Fair
and won second premium. He nc
doubt would have brought back the
blue ribbon instead of the red, but the
blue vert 10 a cock, exhibited at
Chicago not long ago, for which $3.50
was refused by its owner.