davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1910-10-26
Wins Nobel Prize For Medicine.

The Nobel prize for medicine has
been awarded to DR.. Albrecht Kossel,
professor Of physiology at Heidelberg
university.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-24
CONSTRUCTION TRAIN To
REPAIR DAMAGE
Mexican Revolutionists Have BurDed
and Dynamited Many Rail-
way Bridges.
Especial to The Bryan Eagle. ]

FL Paso, Texas, Dec. 24.-Superin-
tendent George Rutledge and force
OF workmen left on special train this
morning over the Ell Paso & North
western railroad for the south to re-
pair bridges. The insurrectos burned
and dynamited three bridges after
capturing the train yesterday.
Telegraphic communication has
been opened as far south as Guzman,
and it is not known how many bridges
were destroyed beyond that point.
The train which went south yesterday
morning returned last night
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-24
ICUbA ON VERGE
OF REVOLUTION
Leaders Buying Arms in the United
States-Yucatan Will Be Base
of Operations.
Especial to The Bryan Eagle. ]

New Orleans, La, Dec. 24.-That
Cuba is On the verge of serious rev,
olution is the report contained in ad-
vices received here today from Ha
vana. The government realizes that
it is facing grave situation and
strenuous measures are being taken
to prevent an outbreak.
1t is said that revolutionary leaders
are in the United States buying arms
and ammunition. 1t is reported that
Yucatan will he made the base Of op
erations, where there are many Gu
bans with whom arms can be con
cealed
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-24
SECOND MISTRIAL.
Murder Case on Trial Two Weeks, but
Jury Could Not Agree.
Especial to The Bryan Eagle. l

Sherman. Texas, Dec. 24.-The jury
in the case of Fred Parker, charged
with killing Deck Scott at Move last
April, was discharged by Judge Pear
son this morning, it being unable to
agree on a verdict. The jury stood
eleven for acquittal and one for con-
viction. The case has been on trial
two weeks. A former trial also re-
suited in a hung jury.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-24
Of TRAINS
NEAR DALLAS
Conductors Leg Broken-Passenger
Badly Bruised-Windows
Smashed.
Especial to The Bryan Eagle. ]

Waxahachie, Texas, Dec. PA pas
senger and freight train on the Trinity
& Brazos Valley railroad collided
head-on one mile south of Dallas this
morning Fireman Robinson, of the
passenger train, suffered a broken leg
George McLain, of Dallas, a passen-
ger, was bruised about the head and
body. Nearly every window in the
passenger train was broken.
The engines of both trains were
demolished.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-24
DISASTROUS FIRE
At 0AKW00D
Ten Business Houses Destroyed This
Morning-Loss Twenty Thou
sand Dollars.


Oakwood, Texas, Dec. 24.-Fire ear.
ly this morning destroyed portion oi
the business district of the town
causing a loss of $4,000. Ten frame
buildings were destroyed, including
those of H. A. Hickey, general mer.
chandise; DR.. Carter, drugs; W. "
Cutler, confectionery; A. T. Cutler,
saddlery; B. NJ. Lankster, grocer; two
meat markets, tailor and barber shops
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-24
HOUSTON BUSINESS MAN
SICK IN NEW ORLEANS
Especial to The Bryan Eagle. ]

New Orleans, La. Dec. 24.-Guy S.
Crockett. of Houston, Texas, president
of the Crockett Advertising Company,
is critically i'll here. Grief over the
recent death of daughter adds to
the seriousness of his condition.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11
IDAHO JOTTINGS.

A few more days viii close the last
of Kootenai county saloons
The jury in the district court at Mos
cow convicted David Y. Ellis of forgery.
The Open River Transportation com
pany boat Twin Cities has arrived on
her second trip at Lewiston.
After winning first place in the field
and track meet, it fell to Moscow high
school also to win the defamation con-
test.
H. T. Iron, principal of the Sand
point schools for the last four years, has
been engaged for another year and his
salary has been increased from $1,000
to $4,000
The Nez Perez school board has re-
elected the five teachers now employed
in the schools for the next school year
but the three additional instructors vii
not be chosen for several weeks.
j. II. Green, who until three year.
ago farmed extensively around Cotton
wood, but who sold out and removed
with his family to his old home nea
| nlckOfN. ~ a.. mas itluihtu 10 WI
tonwood and Will reinvest in Cana
prairie land.
Lewiston, Idaho, April 23.-The bod
Of j. H. Harrington, the Gilmore
Pittsburg surveyor who was drowned j
the Salmon river near whitebird Eel
ruary l6. was found recently foatin
ID the Snake river opposite Asotin. H'
remains were sent 10 Butte.
While sitting IN a chair in room d
the hospital, Mrs. Fred W. Nalto
suddenly expired Saturday an Mallac
Heart disease was the cause of deaf
Mrs. Walton was the wife of Fred y
Walton, who was shot and killed
Denver by John G.. Cradelbaugh MOI
than year ago.
on snow shoes two days, lost oY'
night in O heavy fog aud drenchil
rain, without bedding or aN to gei WOO
until guides located themselves. Wei
homestead experiences OF two Aoseo
women, Miss Kate Driseoli and Ai
Elsie Watkins who left tWo weeks al
Tor their Aomesieads east of tlarApi d
: tAe headNafers of tle 81 Narlef.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11

To test the grain inspection law to
determine what is meant by "public
warehouse the attorney general has
brought suit in the Pierce county court
against the Merchants Warehouse com
pany asking for judgment at $50 per
day for five days because the county
has refused to take out a license under
the public warehouse inspection provi-
sions of new law.
William Frederick Jahns, alias James
F. Logan, alias Frank Romandorff, con
victed in the Stevens county superior
court in February of killing Agnes j.
Janson, his German housekeeper, and
then cremating her body in a burning
pine log hear near Bissell on October %,
and who was sentenced by Judge d. II.
Carey to hang at the state penitentiary
at Walla Walla, April 16, has passed the
first high point of human jeopardy. His
appeal from the final order of the court
in his case to the supreme court of the
state has not yet been fully made VI
and will not be ready for Transmission
to the higher tribunal before the enc
! of the present term.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11
news OF THE WORLD
SHORT ITEMS FROM MOST ANY
PLACE ON The GLOBE.
A Review Of Happenings in Both East
ern ard Western Hemispheres During
the Past Week-National, Historical
Political and Personal Events Told in
Short Paragraphs.

Ruben Smith, aged 20, for many years
a prominent newspaper editor in the
west and author, died in Mobile, re-
/. Gently.
According to present indications i'm
migration to the United States for the
fiscal year 1910 promises to reach one
million people.
An amicable adjustment of the griev-
ances Of the employees of the Delaware
& Hudson company over the wage scale
has been reached.
Two bodies have been recovered and
it is believed four more at least are in
the ruins of the Hotel Thomas, which
burned recently at Cincinnati, Ohio.
Warren S. Stone, head Of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers, an
nounces that 500 Big Tour engineers
have been given a substantial increase
in pay.
With but two exceptions Saturday
was the hottest day experienced il
April in Los Angeles for 30 years. Al
1:45 o'clock in the afternoon the ten
perature was 80.
> Republican members Of the senate
committee investigating high prices o.
necessities have decided TO abandon eff
forts to have the senate vote $4,000 t.
carry on the inquiry.
The steady accumulation of gold b.
the Bank Of France is arousing inter
est in diplomatic circles in Paris. an'
the question is being asked if Franc
is preparing for a general European wai
The following nominations were sen
TO the senate recently. To be Unite
States district attorney, John keugarC
division no. ] Of Alaska; to be Unite
States marshal, Herbert J.. Faulkner
division no. ] of Alaska.
Collector Of the Port William Loci
Jr., soon will put into effect a reorgan
cation scheme in the force OF custom
inspectors under him which be believe
will result in greatly increasing en
cheney. There are in all about 400 ia
spectors.
The Seattle bar association. at
recent mttlinti HnopltN' WIN Nnt or
dissenting vote, O resolution condemn
ing the action of an eastern magazl
in publishing an article containing q
attack upon Secretary Of the lnteri'
A. a. sallinger.
Mfs Evelyn Nesbit Tlaw paid BIZ
first call saturday ou Harry IS IhaN 4
MaiteNan asylum since iasi ihanife'
ing gAaw and his wife pasfed an boz
together in ihe fislioIs loom. ii
cali was rather folmal aud Nrf Iha
leff for AeN lorl without visiting q
prisoner B mother
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11
MAN WAS CRUCIFIED
MINE FOREMAN NEAR SMALL
EASTERN TOWN.
Death Came Little While After He Was
Nailed to the Cross-Miners Take Re
venge Claiming He Was a Traitor
Sheriff's Posse Have Pitched Battle
to Round Up Murderers of Rabish.

Avella, Pa, April 25.-The barbarity
of old biblical times and tales of cruelty
of the middle ages were eclipsed here
when George Rabish, mine official of
the Pittsburg and Washington Coal
company, was dragged from his bed
in this small mining town and crucifed.
The body was bleeding from many
wounds when, in dying condition, the
man was cut down by Mine Superin-
tendent Boggs and a detail of police
from Washington, Pa. Death came in
little while after the man was taken.
TO the hospital.
As Rabish was leaving the mines he
was pounced upon by a crowd Of angry
foreigners and dragged to the edge of
town where he was beaten and stoned,
but was rescued by Day Superintendent
c. E. Neiser In raid by officers fol-
lowing four Slavish miners were placed
under arrest and fined 500 and costs
for the atrocity.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11

A crowd that filled every available
inch of ground saw Seattle win the
opening game from Tacoma by score
of to 2.
Max Lundy, Boston boxer who
spared six rounds with Joe o 'Brien of
Cambridge at Brockton, was found dead
IN bed at his home next day.
There has been practically no local
betting on the Jeffries-J ohnson fight,
and San Francisco is where the big
betting will be done, or at least the
wagers will be placed there.
Race horse owners of southwestern
Washington will enter upwards of 20
horses at the racing matinee to be held
this year in connection with the seventh
annual horse show at Dayton.
Johnny Coulon, who made such a
good showing in New Orleans and in
the east, will be the leading figure in
the elimination boxing match at the
National Sporting club of California.
Billy Papke is so confident Of beat
ing Frank Klaus of Pittsburg before
the Colma (Cal.) A. c. on May IA, that
he has asked Promoter James Coffroth
Stanley Ketchel.
Eleven business firms and individ-
uals, each pledging 500 each for the
support of a baseball club in Wallace
this year, headed the list to which
many hundred additions were added
during Saturday afternoon.
Before the largest crowd that ever
saw weekday contest, and with per
feet weather conditions, the North
western league baseball season Of 1910
was ushered in Saturday at Spokane
with a 6-5 victory over Vancouver.
Jeffries has taken of so much weight
since he began training, but has persis
tently refused TO give the correct fig
ures, rather allowing false impressions
to get abroad, that he is still either
ponderously heavy or unnaturally light
At Paris Willie and Harry Lewis
American middleweights, fought p
rounds 10 a draw. The battle occurred
before am immense crowd In the Cirque
de- Paris This is the second time thu
two men have fought a draw IN Paris
Yale started football practice thi
spring on different lines than IN th
past, owing 10 the changes in the rules
More than 100 men have reported, am
they have been told that they may ez
pecf 10 do a deal more than the eui
tomary punting and and passing.
Shutting out Oakland Saturday an
winning hif own game with seven rum
Lefty Gregg, spokane = famou
souihpaw last year in The AorthWester
league, who Nas sold fo Cleveland "a
$4,000 made killing in Che first gam
he bias played this season for Portland
Al San Ffancisco Barney oldheid loF
cred ihe Coast automobile track fecof
for mile by nedfth of D second sa
urday afternoon on fAe lueleside eours
ahen he dashed around ihf oval
d 5als seconds before crowd of 900
pelsons in hif 200 horsepower Benz ga
Al ihe recent |nielhIRh school iIaf
and ieId meet DTangelI'lf. Nifh ihr'
men on iAo team, af agains hff H
49, other ieamf, took second place al
nnn indll idnal championship az A
y ofhff ieamf NnaooN Haf niFi plil
y noInif. Nrnrsoo feeuIod a0. i0iionno'
b M. l.apnai nino ana Charleston fff IA
b le.af laf0 Naf non ~ loifonnool
y Iiiea lHpNaI aee0n0 Iiit.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11
WASHINGTON, MONTANA and
IDAHO NEWS NOTES.
A Few Interesting Items Gathered
From Our Exchanges of the Sur
rounding Country-Numerous Acct
dents and Personal Events Take
Place-Business Outlook Is Good.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

berry crop are expected in market this
week.
The Ellensburg chamber of commerce
has Endorsed a movement for county
fair in Kititas county.
j. f. Gall of Douglas has an auto
matte potato planter, and is planting
large acreage of potatoes.
North Yakima S handsome new de- |
pot, that of the Northern Pacific rail |
road, was occupied for the first time
Saturday.
Superintendent J. w. Smith Of the
Ritzville schools has signed a contract
to take a similar position at Genesee,
Idaho.
The Ritzville band boys have reor-
ganized and played at the opening of
the Adams house, the new $4,000 no
tel, April rs.
Rosalia is without a newspaper as
the result Of $4,000 fire which COM
pletely destroyed the Citizen-Journal
building Saturday.
Marion Morrison, aged -, Of Seattle,
died Sunday as the result Of drinking
carbolic acid from bottle she thought
contained medicine.
After an exceptionally cool spring the
weather Of the last week has been warm,
and every detail Of the weather this
spring has been ideal for the wheat crop.
Judge j. w. Rose, one Of the best
known lawyers Of the Pacific northwest,
died on his home farm near Lyndon,
Whatcom county, recently Of Bright Is
disease.
While smoking IN the town jail at
Granger, a man known ar Griffin set
fire 10 the bed clothes and was burned
10 death la the fire, which occurred sun
day night.
While no state appropriation has been
J made for a national guard armory ia
North Yakima the members of Com
pany b and Company N, national guard
of Washington, are considering head
quarters and a drill ball.
. John Beuson, aged 40, fatally shot
b himself through the head while in bed
= al biz home in Ballard, sunday, because
p he believed that The closing of the shin
. gle mills by the manufacturers pfesag
ed q long siege of hard times.
p In honor OF Dean Reed, Dean coole,
and Nilfred a. shay, secretary of fA'
alumni association, WAo are visiting
spokane on tour of the Nesi, fl'
University of Michigan Alumni asro
/, citation of Spokane Saturday night eaa'
4 banquet.
Tho sheriff ; office ~ PORTLAND b rai
iaded fAai "a fhe nIfesi of a gang ri
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11
Bound to Cross.

Securing ropes the mob hauled the
man up "a the cross and bound him
hand and foot, after which huge spikes
We're driven through the palms OF has
hands and the crowd then sang and
danced about the body for more than
two hours. During this time stones
were hurled az the body bound 10 the
cross while many long cate Were made
across the lower limbs with knives
The sheriff summoned 10 citizens ~
aid hlm in making q roundup of the
perpetrators of the awful deed. Twenty
foreigners were encountered and
pitched battle ensued in which more
chan 400 shots were bred and three men
slightly wounded -Four of ihe elaie
aoie arrested nnd aIf being he.d on
murder change.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11
CONGRESS- no END Ia JUNE

Adjournment by That Date hxpecled
by L.eaaeIf
Congress Nil adIoufn peioff flf miq'
o. of Junf ana possibly ~ iune !. % ~
lellesrd by Iles|deni 1afi aud ile aa
luIniairafI0u lealfIf.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11
Denounced as Spy.

All during the night the foreigners
held a meeting, consuming large guam
titles Of beer and whisky and marched
through the town crying 81 death to the
traitor. 1t is claimed by the men
that Rabish was a spy for the company
and had been the cause Of several be
ing discharged recently.
Reaching the home of the mine fore
man. Rabish was dragged from his
bed and escorted to the scene Of the
assault Of the day before. Pleading
with the men to spare his life he was
kicked and beaten.
Finally the leaders Of the mob de-
cided that they would cruelty the man
and a crown of thorns was brought and
placed upon his head Pushing the
therns into the man s brow until the
blood c0ursed down his body from which
the clothing had been stripped, large
hole was dug la the ground and an inn
provised cross OF mine timbers was
made.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11

ln iAe recent inter AlgN school track
and ield meet nIaneel'llf. Hifh fhfee
uen nn iAf team. Af aeainfi hif op
49, other ieanf, ioot second place nna
non indlsiau championship az iAf
ofher ioamf NnscoN Haf nisi Hlil AZ
poInif. Nrnfsff teeuIed a0 i0iionnopd
lO. lapna nlne and Charleston fff lNe
le|a4 laoo 49, Hon ~ loifonNoQl ln
Iifsa |ti lHpNa| aDe0nd .ft.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11

Al San Francisco Barney oldheid low
cred ihe Coast automobile track record
Goa D mile hy one.hfth of q second Sat
uiday afternoon on fhe lugleside course
nhcn le dashed around ihe oval "a
6als seconds before crond of 900
persons In hls 200 horsepower Benz eaf
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11
SPORTING NEWS ITEMS.
Detroit leads the American league and
Philadelphia the National league.

A crowd that filled every available
inch of ground saw Seattle win the
opening game from Tacoma by score
of 4 to 2.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11

Shutting out Oakland Saturday and
winning hls own game with seven runs,
Lefty Gregg, spokane 3 famous
soufhpaw last year ln the Northwestern
league, who Nas sold 40 Cleveland for
$4,000. made D killing in Che first game
b. bias played this season for Portland
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-06-11

Max Lundy, a Boston boxer who
spared six rounds with Joe O'Brien of
Cambridge at Brockton, was found dead
in bed at his home next day.
The Washington times., 1910-02-10
ATHLETIC SITUATION
AMONG THE AMATEURS

George Washington meet investigated
of having allowed professional compete and Of failure to hold
scheduled
Georgetown withdraWs rOmFederaI
that the are not d condition.
declines Federal because
of charges be made against A A T. official
Virginia Of Federal because
Georgetown and George Washington
Central High School athletes kept Of Federal by
Twelve athletes who competed n
Of presence of professional
High likely be forced
Saturday night because Baltimore City
College standing high jump Cancelled after had been
Baltimore
"Cuey" Byrd, charged
A U. amateur,
viii inducements Board adouns probe fur
Manager Eaton Of George Washington
by of the A. A L. that
may present charges against Chairman c E Beckett
games intimate respon-
Central High
D E. calls meeting Atlantic
Baltimore Athletic Club
situation
executive committee awaiting Developments IN
the Byrd
George Washington trying get
Svarhmore exclusively by higher bid.
A A George Washington charge
ing upon university
dent body calling
students function
tventy-four the
Despite of Georgetown track management Georgetown
Props enter Federal
Byrd Georgetown viii
from A A
University Virginia intends
Charlottesville at meet
A. a. delay in
sanctoniug wrestling boxing
be eliminated from
OF
may
The Washington times., 1910-02-10
A. 4. L. PROFESSIONAL
RULE.

I. No person shall n eligible 10
compete in any atbIetie meeting,
game. or entertainment given or
sanctioned by this union who has
GD received or competed for com
pensatfOn or reward, In any form,
for the display, exercise, or ex-
ample of his skill in or knowledge
of any athletic exercise, or for rem
derinE personal service of any kind
10 any athletic organization, or for
becoming or continuing a member
OF any athletic organization; OF CO
has entered any competition under
a name other than his own, or
from n club Of which ne WIS not
at that time a member In good
standing: or 63) has knowingly
entered any competition open TO
any professional or professionals,
or has knowingly competed with
any professional, for any prize or
token; OF a. has issued or al
lowed to be issued in his behalf
uuy challenge TO compete against
any professional, or for money, or
ga has pa,,ned, bertered, OF sold
any prize won in athletic competi-
ton
The Washington times., 1910-02-10
TURFMEN
LIKE THEIR DATES

BALTIMORE. Fer. Io-Tne allotment
Of racing dates for various tracks uu-
der the jurisdiction Of the Jockey Club,
and especially those given 10 PimIiCo-
April - to May ARE accepted by
Eorseme1 in Baltimore as being about
the right thing
Piulico has always been fortunate IN.
having late dates for its opening meet
Ing in the spring. In tire early part Of
ATriI. and especially in this part Of the
country. the weather Is unsettled while
along about April - fine sunny DAYS are
on the calendar tt viii BE recalled
that LAST year at this time there was a
general kick when il was announced
that the New York tracks would open
the same time as IsmlicC-
The Washington times., 1910-02-10

" indignant. When he learned OF the
statement. the Rev. C. j. Emmett
faculty representative on the executive
committee Of the athletic association,
said
Emphatic Denial.
Please deny most emPhaticauy that
Georgetown would even ever think Of
granting the slightest favor 10 a man
for his athletic ability Z am really
distressed that any publicity has been
given TO such a matter. for Il must
be known that the university would
scarcely stoop 10 anything so low /
have Investigated the matter as far as
possible in the few hours since hearing
Of it and have found out that Byrd
not only holds no scholarship, but that
his tuition is paid by him personally
'-Of course if the money IS given to
him BY someone else we cannot help
that, for Il IS beyond US TO so TO
every student in the university and ask
and demand Of him If ne is personally
paying his way through college. I
assure you Byrd measures up TO every
student requirement. otherwise he would
not be at Georgetown
During all the turmoil Prof z. c.