davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09

case, q fin de que no resulten
perjudicados, solo por el afan de
acceder a cuanto piden nuestros
tutores, de que hacen alarde
nuestras corporaciones, los pro
pietarios que tienen sus fncas
frente a los muelles de San
Juan.
ST Sc tratara de una grande
obra de utllidad publica, 81 la
expresada construction sirviera
para hermosear aquel sitio, Sc
rfan mas discu1pables las exigen-
cias que sc han manifestado de
una parte Y Ia complacencia
extremada de la otra, pero es de
temerse todo 10 Contrario, va
que para la realization de sus
planes nunca han tenido en-
cuenta nuestros tutores 10 que
convene a la colonia, sino 10
que a ellos Sc les antoja.
Estan de por medic 1ntereses
que son muy respetables y que
van a ser lesionados, 81 no Sc
pone en- evitarlo una gran ener-
gia al servicio de un nobiisimo
prop0sito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09
Fernando M. Cestero

De viaje para Santo Domingo Sc
encuentra entire nosotros, Ell seflor
Cestero, representante de la acredi-
tada casa Everett Heaney Co., de
Nueva York, quien ha establecido su
ofc1na temporal en- la Gale de San
Justo, AZ.
Deseamos 4 dicho representante
buenos negocios durante su estadfa
en- la lsIa, en- donde cuenta con tantos
amigos que le aprecian.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09

Hilario Santos VS. Domingo Matan.
20. Excepciones previas. Octubre IT.
A. Mattey Lluveras VS. Sobrinos
de Ezquiaga ct alt. Excepciones pre-.
Was. Octubre II.
Manuel y Faustino Corbea VS. Suce.
sion Corbea. Excepciones previas
Octubre 20.
Gregorjo Rivera VS. Ignacio Arzra,
ga. Excepciones previas. Octubre II.
Petra de Jesd5 Santana VS. Benigno
Trueba Excepciones previas. Oc-
tubre II.
SUCCESSION de Bartolom6 Cus6 ct alt.
VS. Manuel Dfaz Caneia. Excepcio-
nes previas. Octubre II.
Francisco Casella VS. Federico Ca.
laf. Mocion sobre enmienda 4 la de-
manda Octubre IL.
Rafael Vizcarrondo VS. Succession
Vlzcarrondo. Excepciones previas.
|Octubre 10.
Dolores Calaf VS. Federico Calaf.
Excepciones previas, Octubre 20.
Emilia Rios VS. Manuel Benito de
Pef1a OF alt, Excepciones previas, Oc-
Itubre 10.
Esperanza Central Sugar Co. VS.
.Herederos de Mateo Luchetti. Ex-
.cepciones previas, Octubre Is.
Esperanza Central Sugar GO. VS.
Pedro del Vale y su esposa. Excep
clones previas, Octubre IS.
Pillar Balart Rengifo VS. Manuel
LuifIa ct al. Excepciones previas,
Octubre II.
Eugenia Gomez Caldas vs. Maria
Cap6 viuda de Case. Excepciones
previas. Octubre I8
Manuel Llovio Cueggo VS. Jose NJ.
Barbosa, Excepciones previas. Oc-
tubre II.
Manuel Rodolfo Gonzalez VS. Suce-
sion de Eduardo Gonzalez. Excep-
clones previas, Octubre II.
Succession de Leonardo Igaravidez
VS. SUCCESSION Gallart. Mecl6n~ sobre
sentencia en- rebeldia excepciones
previas, Octubre IS.
Alexandra Gaos VS. Antonio Zechi-
nj. Excepciones previas. Octubre 10.
Pedro Jim6nez Sicardo VS. las Mon
jas Carmelitas. Excepciones previas.
Octubre 10.
Francisco Ramis Borras VS. Andres
Crosas. Excepciones pr6vias Oc-
Eugenio Gomez Caldas VS. Finlay
Brothers, Excepciones previas. Oc-
tubre %
Nemesio Guardiola VS. Nicolasa
Marquee. Moci6n impugnando con-
testacion y excepciones previas. Oc-
tubre "a.
Enrique Huyke VS. Esteban Are
sc. Moci6n. Octubre 3.
Tommy Lowande VS. Otero Y Ca ct
alt. Mocion del demandante. Octu.
bre 9,
Tommy Lowande VS. Otero y Ca ct
alt Excepciones pr6vias. Octubre q
Pedro Jimenez Sicardo VS. Ma
nuel Dfaz Caneja. Excepciones pre-
Was. Octubre 25.
Noises Dom1nguez VS. Rafael Cruz.
Excepciones previas. Octubre IS.
Otero y Ca vs. Tommy Lowande
ENcepciones previas Octubre 26.
Succession de Tomasa, Morales VS.
Cecilia A. Keikoefer. Moci6n. Oc-
tubre IL.
Modesto Cobian Muhiz VS. Julio
Osvaldo Abril. Mocion. Octubre g.
Ramona Rodriguez VS. Luis Dub6n.
Moci6n. Octubre 9.
Hernand Behn VS. Tulio Larrinaga
y Jose Cerra Moe ion. Octubre Il.
SUCCESSION de Pedro Luis Calder6n
VS. Succession Sanjurjo. Excepciones
.previas, Octubre 90.
Salome Carril1o VS. San Juan Fruit
and Land Co. Excepciones previas.
.Octubre 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09
II Ota del dia

niendo y los detalles que va Sc
conocen, el edifcio federal para
cuya construction ha votado el
Congreso Nacional americana,
la suma de trescientos mil do
liars, Sc alzara en- la Marina, en-
.el terreno comprendido entire
las GALES de San Justo y Tanca.
FL ayuntamiento de San Juan
ha negociado con el Collector de
Aduanas, en- representation del
gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos el cambio del terreno que
Sc necesita para la obra men
cionada, por otra faja de las
mismas preparedness POGO mas
8 menos que pertenece al go
bierno federal.
Nos parece que en- este case
no Sc han respetado como era
de esperar, los derechos adQui--
ridos por los propietarios de
f1ncas urbanas que han cons
truido en- aquel sitio, en- la Sc
guridad de que ante sus edifi-
clos no habrian de levantarse
para quitarles vista { impor-
tancia, otras construcciones CO.
mo las que ahora tiene en- pro-
yecto el gobierno federal.
Todas las razones que pue-
dan alegar en- su abono las au-
toridades que tienen e1 encargo
de defender la obra en- proyec-
to. podran ser muy estimables;
pero 10 son acknowledgements en-
grado mayor, los derecnos ad-
quiridos por los propietarios
de fncas, que van a yer reduci-
do notablemente Ell valor de las
mismas, ST va que Ell acuerdo
de la construction en- dicho si-
ito parece defnitivo, no Sc to-
ma en- cuenta al hace1 los plas
nos de la obra, el perjuicio que
sufr1rdn las casas enclavadas
frente al mar, 81 al edifcio del
gobierno Sc le da una altura
desmesurada. ST no sc hace de
una planta baja, sencillamente.
Preferible fuera que desde TN
principle Sc hubiesen encami
nado hacia otro lugar las prefe-
rencias y los gustos del gobier-
no. Sitio de sobra hay en- otra
parte para hacer la obra con
tanto bombo anunciada, Y para
la que sc exlge la ces1on de IN
tcrrenO que vale infnitamente
mas que el edi6cio que pueda
hacerse con la suma de tres.
cientos mil dollars.
Sc dice que en- Ell nuevo edit
clio federal quedaran instalados
ell departamento de Aduanas, Ell
de Correos y otras ofcinas, y es
por esto que sc necesita IN si-
ito como Ell que han exigido de
nuestros ediles los poderosos
representatives del gobierno de
Washington.
Muy importantes son los ser
vicios p1blicos, cuyas depen-
dencias y ofcinas han de que
dar instaladas en- la casa fede--I
raj, pero no es ESQ. 10 bastante
para que sc lesionen intereses
respetables, nj esta probado,
tanpoco, que no exista otro So
lar tan a prop6sito para esa
obra, como el que ha cedido e1
municipio de San Juan, con la
nentable ligereza. I
Adh tiene remedio el error
que a nuestro juicio Sc ha Co
metido.
Falta la aprobaci6n del Pre-
sidente Roosevelt al camblol
concertado entire Ell represen-
tante del gobierno federal VI
nuestros inmensos pretores.
Por esa razon y no obstante
que existe va una ordenanza
del municipio de San Juan, vo
tada q este proposito. a1n iuz-
gamos que es tempo de hacerI
Ias observaciones que son del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09
EN- COMlSION

Ma1ana saldran la senora Wood Y
doctor Doval con Ell fin de recoger
entire el comercio recursos para Ell
hospital antituberculoso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09
ReYiSta de los TribunaleS
CORTE DE DISTRITO
UNA Mocl6N I'm Ell pIElro DE "A pELlcuLA
sECcI6N PRIMER

UNA MocIoN I'm Ell PLE1ro DE Ia pELIcuLA
En- Ell plelto de Tony Lowande con-
ira Otero y Ca, present6 a nombre
del primero Ell Lcdo. Guzman BENT
tez, una moe ion solicitando la admi-
sion de una demanda complementa-
taria, en- virtud del artfculo I34 del
Codigo de Enjuiciamiento Civil
que dice que al demandante y de-
mandado, podra permitirseles previa
meci6n, presentar una demanda 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09
SeDtalcadoS por d juoz Bazjn
Goaasnsdsg Yof d s.. del Vslls

La mujer Cornelia Hernandez fuG
condenada por el Juez Municipal Sc
for del Vale. la pena de 3 meses
de carcel por turbar la paz, y fSe de.
tenido Esteban Iglesias, por abando-
no de memories, exigi6ndole Ell Juez
$500 de fanza para salir en- 1ibertad.
Esta mafIana el juez sef1or Bazan
dicto las siguientes sentencias: con
ira Ramon Mercado, Miguel O'Neill,
Santiago Rodriguez y Juan Garcia, q
81 de multa cada uno; Juan Coma
lez, Carmen Colon y Marcelino San
chez, $40 cada uno, por infringir
las Ordenanzas Municipales,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09
COrte de DistritO
Dbl DIS7BIT0 JUDICIAL De SAN JUAN PR
ALAMAMIENTO DEL CAIEN-
DARIO CIVIL
sECCloN PRIMERA

senalanientoa de mooiones y excepciones prevtas
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01

lam.aiam rfer aas held recently "a
iefse sass and meaus Cog aaanutra
ue Iama..am river fa Ha proper
aareI ssle1 tails larne hIet aser
g aas decides ta appoint "a committee
- ararEa fas tFkra faam fhe 4lls
t .la Iam.s.eu rtHf ard sra
aa sa#a r#s. af fH# urarar RAJ
a a Nas ealaa bridge
Tlr tara re- Ata.aa Is short - ca.
...r-.a. e.. reports
IH- 60 @ raFa..r Hats Ue.r
eHaFer.. r.ar Aft.as fE Tara
-asEa.r eaes aa ur El report
IHs So Fa HeE plan. fl. sa..r
Ha~aH. - r.aas - fae Oregon Wa.
.r Poser Haaa. #-GarEs Hra
rau Junction a.fH .Ha o. 81 a ~
l.4f Trlafaa.. Is becoming me rras.
He conviction NJ ra.1-saf men
TIE tEea- hHa aaa# ~ zee 1900
aaasoE .U uras1r sas closed a- salem
saturday atan IaHhmau4 P.urus
rt 30 IHr 81 sp bales grown
fsere a. 1fe
Because az fh- demHraTIz-d rauf
lou az me railroads fha Un.an stock.
arts az far land are crowded f8 thaIr
#anarIfg STA stock awaiting ship
meat
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01
MONTANA ITEMS

John ? Pesfun prominent farmer
- TIE L-dah plains country ~hus
riding horse along the railroad track
Gear Eureka. was raazt. d. a train
and instantly KILLED
Etaara smith. q prominent sheep
nan 81 uian has received wara ftaf
Is clip saIa la- - as GEMS Mr
Smith refused tH sell bis clip far -
.su.s turue fhe shipping season an =
unsigned H fe Philadelphia This s.
81 rararl sale fur fhe UsaI season la
Montana
ThH plan 81 building ar electric
rHa. between r-EIsfnHr and Ken.
laII which haH been considered more
ban once has aea.r nean taken ur
Ht fh.s tire - .h every urasraH1 -
success + Va GeHo fhr ueH snrsr
seal miue operator ana ffa Burss par
fas CONNECTED wi-h ftr A-alramafas
sho ueceufly heurfr ere Barnas King
lf Kendall for FI.e19 600 are hehins
be project
The body ~ NeI nouFherfv. mer
AaaaAH#H.
fauna recently IN his baru wffh a bui
- hole fhr1uEh his bead Near -
az a revolver with which IRE decd
e supposed 90 have been 3ane zIvine
ne ar the appearanee - suicide
sHf re fa~f thai one arm - ere corpse
e-l' fait fha EASTERN whi-h uuurhe-sy
arr#ef atsr - weuf - ere barr
aads hIs fnenss 20 believe thar a.
a. assasslnaf
u flres aas tH5lez rear Hunr
- ra-vn..y ty fws neErees. eue 10
-re nauas W1Hr MILLER Grma and
Lines o. Billings lafs az night In q
sheau an according to Grmns
ztnrf tHey overlook fhe aaEruss an
HFifst fhen - rice IN . short tine
rheF beeama involved iu q quarrel n
HhIch Lines vas EiIied aue rs bo8y
hruEn firm TIE waEon. The nerroe.
fhea unhitehea the horses mauuiet
hem and escaped toward ne hills
sri@sn escaped In ne daTkness and -
farned - Bnlines ~ fcos
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01
fpAHo NEWS

naruey Hrdscau. oue ~ the most 30
r1rious rusfiers in FarEas county Ia.
been convicted a. LsWlstouu ~ horss
,eaUnu
n G. Feuner a wsH kn0wu con
-arfar - Nampa. vas struck by q
rain recently and received injuries
ram which b. died
TIE funeral ~ WIEIe Naafch the
aang SOB ~ p l. Eeatrh. who uas
-an over hy an Oregon Railroad a.
Navigation train a. Mace was bela
sunday A. Wallace
The Philharmonic Musical club ~
10 University Of Idaho has issued Its
ear h@ok glvihE oehcers honorary
md elective members together with
he mouthly programs FOR the year
William Dsyer Vas found guilty 10
be federal oourf a. MOSCOW on Eve
cunts on the charge q suborainatiou
Z perjury This is the second couvic
n u the north Idaho land fraut
ases
IL IL reported that something nke q
riilIon and q quarter dollars we're dts
rIbuted recently b. salt Lake un5
fF8eu Offices ~ the Utah Sugar com
fuv fhe Lewiston Sugar company
ae Amaleamated Sugar company and
30 Western Idaho Sugar company O.
armers Ia Utah and Idaho for The o.
1her delivery 81 sugar beets
Heary Csrsaw Who xas stabbed g.
orr lapwal ~ Lacy Allen during 3
-Huken brauI some time ago. died
aIurday Lacy Alien is a powerfully
nilt lndlHn woman said 90 De the
srgekt squaW on the Sez PIERCE IN
an reservation. and for wears has
cen noted for her gambling and drink
a prostitutes she Is now In the
.euufy la1l awaiting trial on the
barge q causing Carsaws death
Former Governor Fran. " Hunt -
taho died sn Gol8heids New lasf
auday Governor Hunt Vas governor
2 idaho from ISIS 10 1900 Governor
#gnf served iu fhe PHILIPPINES a. lien
GIANT iu fhe FIRST iaaho volunteers
~ vas decorated for bravery during
aa campaign His remains WtH b.
4keu frr burial to Boise Idaho Cos
-var EHrf iaaTes a widow ana daurh
H~ The body sill 10 mef hy Cover
Tr SPARKS 81 Reno and all IT, prop
rly received a. ogden ana PoeateIlo
atug thence 90 Boise Elkurah ten
Sc q shrlners and Elks - TIE Bo.sf
azEe were represented az the funeral
lad n e. 4aeWey ~ The Nampa EIk
.aaEe al accompany the body with
De- Shriners and Wil he mef a. Yer
nEioa. Ney# by the brother. Thomas
Bgut
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01
BLAMED FOB DEATH oF e..

TraI~r-en E4eid Respona# tie far ire
tsoiecauss
fHrurEr Glrsur has rendered his
verdict en- me recent wreck of the I'm
H grant train uu fhe Baltimore 4
an.a -aHraad AZ Noo1vHe Ind
sf nf me names ard ages ~ 81
sead b. given Prank Galraaer. euE-
-- 90 rre fHer section - fhe .uat-
.raar train S.uHe. E Ma-ff rnuEne-
~ #h. freight train. aaH Daniel
Nae#ua bead brakeman af ne
.-eHt .-aIn aH.ef eeHHet uff fhs
saf section Ht the Immigrant train
are hs.# s.#-s.H's frr ths wreck
HHe ra.. -uss company uas nor cen
sH-et The ta-se msn have tser ar
rested
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01

SAT- Lake Cffv-Toul White BLACK.
smith. sas asssssiuafed TO-DAY in the
l1lee ~ The Bingham Central nine In
bingham earguu. Ths company re
GENTLY began proceedings 70 e5ect a
number - Austrian families uho we're
aCcupylnE cottages oNned IS che CON
Hauy The AHsfrians resisted and
threats wsrs made against White anf
officers ~ me COMPANY White uas
ssssss IHafes - some unknown per.
- white leaves q wiaou and 10
children
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01

Rev Ds. cREpsEys BELIEF.
Refuses &c Be8eve Flesh arc 9 Iced
Saver Ascencec Int Heaven.

Rochester. n 3. Nov 1s-Bav
fo Tie all - the church. boz refusing
Hl maize .eavar1ly rerrarro1" az
DE belief which t-1ured ffe church to
terminate his Ministry. the Rev A.
sermon s Crapss rector ~ - An
1-eWs church o. Rochesfer. n s.
SUNDAY renowned his ministry .u the
Protestant Episcopal church Iu a Iet.
.er Goo Bishop William David walker.
- the western diocese ~ New York
I'm This letter the Rev Mr. Craps-y
reaGrued hIs belief that the notion
fhat the origin - Jesus the son ~
man waE born without human
father is without foundation In his.
tory He also asserted thar when
say ~ Jesus that he ascented into
heaven ! do TOT mean ans can not
mean that with his physical body Of
7esh bloo1 ard bone ~ foated into
space and has fer 2o0B years been
existing somewhere "a the SKY In
hat very physical body q aesh. blood
and bone Such an existence would
seem o. me not glorious but horrible 81"
Declaring that he Is about % carry
The case "a the free Intelligence and
anJE htsned conscience Of sAe world
be- couusels the hundreds - clergy
men and thousands - laymeu IN the
Protestant Episcopal church who have
reached the same conclusion as he 90
be not dismissed and stay where they
are
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01

Lieutenant teuusrfs- Leroy n
Garrett CHWuau rE rha Tnra#
states steamer AItafross. aas washed
overheard an3 drowned. when .hr raz
sea uas 500 miles northeast ~ Homo
'uia. The AIhafross stood By al nIett
using her searctIghf iu an unaralauE
search Tor h.m The Aharrass has
completed ar important scientific OK
petition Ia Aleuuan and japanese va
ters.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01

Chauncey l. Graham. vice presi-
cent q the steel ball company. has
been arrested a. his residence IN Evan
sion. III. BY a detective from the Of
ice q States Attorney Healy on 4
bench warrant issued BY Judge Kern
stern. the charge being uitering hctiti-
Gus paper. he accusation grows out
q he Milwaukee Avenue state hank
failure The steel ball concern owes
ne hank approximately sz50 eoe and
most ~ The notes ir gave as security
are considered worthless
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01
HlNoUs SUFFER FROM COLD.
A. Grand Forks. 9. c. Many succuut
70 Frosfs Effects.

A. Grand Forks. q c. Many succurt
70 Frosfs Effects.
Grand Forks. r. According 20 re-
ports hunareds % Hiudus employed In
the construction camps of the Kettle
valley lines on the north fork Of me
Kettle river are ln desperate straits
owing fo the excessive cold weather
The sfalwart brown men wear mir
clothing characteristic n British To
l'a which affords no protection
AGAINST the keen frost tn evidence
here
A number are already 0eaB from ga
rnsure and tae remainder are uearg
distracted They are without fund.
.H purchase warm cla.t.nr end 40 mo-.
Hg+ar fa have rho initiative 20 pro
.eef rhemseives Fully 49, H.nau.
are .n actual aant aud without means
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01
Tsn Aegr psr R.s...a

The Reading railroad rejected rAs
demand - TIE trainmeu for a 10 hour
day. The men were faIa shas fha
company had granted then a z~hzfa-
ual Increase IN waEes and made =
number - otheT concessions Ar -
vas~ ~ TITS fscf nothing further could
be expected Tor fhe present
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01

TIE New Aork World SAYS LAWYER
Afoerf r Patrick under sentence n,
teatn for the murder ~ William
Narsh Rice has wou rs lrht for life
Ills end 49, nor - 10 fha electric
Chair. before Governor Higgins gives
up bis oescs as chief executive - ne
state D. vii sign CONTINUATION ~
he death sentence Life Imprisonment
atil - Pafrirks fate
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01

lanEler. Morocco The member -
re diplomatic eorps have -rawn az :
collective note 20 The Moroccan rov-
eminent esscr1hins TIE infolerahle
situation % Affairs n Tanxier ans o.
nan1ing thai Immediate measures -
tahea 70 restore order.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01

Paris The taking 80 Inventories q
church property Is finished ln the A..
n-rs-eafs - feIrr Gard. Farn ans
>1rd There wfre no serious furf
8rnss A nHmher aha had resisted ne
forces - ne aufhurIfies were san
feneed tC limited terms q imprison
menf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01
CATHOLICS WIN PROPERTY.
Decision N Philippine Supreme Court
Has = Sweeping Scope.

Al important decision just rendered
by The supreme court - the Philip
Dimes Gusts the AKlipagnos and the
municipality q LaEonoy from posses
sion - the parish edifces there IN "a.
Fur - the Roman Catholic church.
The decision establishes most i'm
1orauf precedent as u affects suits
nos pending fa~ possession q abau,
s0 rhurchs4 seized bv tha Agffrayanos
LaEan1F Is a fuwn ~ $500 inhabi
aH-s lu zhe province 20 CamarInes
-az0n who're ths A Ipayauos. a Re-
lcloEs s.rr founded rs Ae'Irava. a
Spanish f-ar. vlel.s cuu-I serahIa
power
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01

A. q campfire IL Washington. n. e
saturday evening - John Jacob Astar
camp ~ Spanish war veterans the az
flan - he president r. the dlsulissinR
p battalion = negro troons a. TIE
fEenfy afrh infantry uas fnsorsed
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01

Buaapest--Niaister - TIE Interior
coGut Andrassy declares that \. has
resolved 70 esose al re Cnnars steam
snip agencies n Hungary. baoauss
they vers enoouraging enirrzfioa
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01

Rene -Ths italian minisfer .,
sfockhn,m has teierraphee the gov
erunest thar he Motel prise for nte-a
furs rs heen awarded - Guioss Care
"a. the Italian poet
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01
BOLDTRAINROBDERY VICTORY IS YALFS
EXCITING TIME On Chicago &
ALTON IN MISSOURI.
re was Errtsteo Befare ne couls
Leave tre Tra.0-~as seen - ssors
- 5sat-r Esert-oH.csrs Boaraea
Tram enc Captured Kim Wthout
El-r Ets.Etance

Kansas gHs SOS -1-A lone rob
... al. ERASED. robbed Is pas
..aE.r .a hound Chicago a Alton
.ss.us.r train 80 IS usar Glasgow
Na aaaaas morning about 3 clock
Bee aa. afrsHrsl .tfurs be- uoaId Ieaxs
.t- train aa8 aas fasel to Glasgow
aal placed .a .al
Ius robbed train is knaau as thf
Early BIRD If jeff Kansas city o. s
He.Hrs Sunday and ~as due 81 Slater
af 1872 Ieutag morning Al Slater
RE ra..sr soaring mask over bis
.Hes boarded ffe rear car as ths
train aa- pulling our After tae train
tas Increased speed The man. revolver
u hand entered The car and began
Ia system rr robbery ~ The passen
gers o eeu q them were made r.
l.sEorFe
D.spat-her Sees 4ir - WORK.
As fhe train passed through Glas
-aa O. uhich point BE- does not stop
st nan Kas seen a. Work by the sra.
.aH agent Nho wired the chief dis.
gafcher - fhs farf
Armstrong fhe next station east of
Glasgow Vas notified and officers
acre ar the station there 90 meet the
rain When e. pulled IN No stop il
made ordinarily a. Armstrong. and
he rohber evidently satisfied in the
Relief that he Wns secure for this rea-
SOD suspected no harm when thai
eolnf vas reached When the train
stopped a. Armstrong on orders and
D. odCers bearded IL. they caught tn
-abrer
He was taken without serious dif
fculfF and uhder Instructions o. the
Kansas CITY once vas taken hack g.
Glasgow ana placed tn jail there.
The rohhsr b. fve feet Eve inches r.
height weighs la5 pounds ard wore a
sarduroy cap He wore a mask thai
r9Yered his ewes The robbed train
aas Ga charge ~ Conductor Haywood
nd IL one - the fastest on the Chi
age 4 Alton n runs through =
louis and ChlcaFo.
Second Robbery o. Kind.
This robbery r. an almost -
fcf duplication ~ that committed or
be- same line on November :. when a
one ruhber heavily masked boarded
he rear sleeper 81 the eastbound CHI
ago. Rock islanG a. Paclhc overlA2d
rain which runs on the Alton tracks
and ~ the point of two revo.vers
forced the Pullman conductor. a negro
aorter and brakeman 70 proceed
head ~ him anf awaken THE passen
Gers whHe D. robbed item
or thar occasion the rolber passed
hf women 81. aud succeeded In get
-re fuf Fcs which D. tars from the
Hf1ia pass myers This robber es-
ars5 aaa a. esGafs .IeV vas ever
learned 81 hsm except thai D. vas de-
sr-ihe5 a. FouuE and as a man Who
Ea- neat f0 bis sob
Between Kansas CITY and Chicago
ha Rock island overland train uses
b. Alton tracks Ils officers believe
.haf me man who committed the rob
berry last uIrht b. the same uho sent
through The Rock leland train
One - the passengers robbed vas
T J Burns general agent Of The pas
zeuEe- department Of the Chicago &
Alton az Kansas CITY
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-12-01
Streets stre~n WITH Debris.

The streets we're sfrewu zift debris.
Many plate glass windows n stores
Rere broken hy flying missiles.
Twenty ~ fha rioters ue-e landed
s fhe police stations The policemen
arrested scores bur fhe crowd rescued
ire prisoners
Nearly IH# persons we-e treated a.
.he hospitals. Iae.r iuIu-ies. however.
pro- no. serious They had been h. hv
club. The soldiers. as rule. used
p Eat ~ their swords and The butt
ends of tfsIr riaes
Frank FNfzEe-alt. whose skull vas
fractured ir the disorders. f. A. the
point ~ death.