Bloody Fall of Culiacan and Mazatlan Surrenders
Reports recount fierce fighting near Culiacan on May 20 and Mazatlan’s surrender by June 2. Maderistas captured key posts, freed prisoners, and imposed a military governor in Culiacan while promising safety for civilians. About 1,000 killed including soldiers, women, and children. Mazatlan prisoners released as authorities evacuated.
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Atata
Sinica
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Urs
Mazatilao
Reaistanun
Benito Juarez
Mazatlan
Collican Héx
TreAn
Tie Place
Altalta
Bontin
Pacife
Msi
Dha Ume
Haflo
Nery
Cera
Xoltiers
Tierada
Maderoan- Sherrijex
Mexico City
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Allachor Wien
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Intime
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Burned to Death in Crem Craye House Fire Incident
The report describes the deaths of PNowt Hibbard of Uniontown and Axel Granfson of Calra, who died early Coray when the boarding house was destroyed by fire during travel. No further details are available about the incident or its cause.
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Criro
Hibbard
Uniontown
Treveling
Afflicted Cities Report Record Heatwave Across Nation
A fragile, garbled dispatch notes extreme heat in numerous cities, with Washington and other centers reporting high temperatures and widespread discomfort. The report mentions a 10 percent decline in some readings and forecasts a heat wave continuing into the week, impacting daily life and prompting warnings.
Man confronts neighbor surrender in Bend incident
Fragmentary report notes a neighbor involved in a fatal or violent event, with a surrender following the incident. Details on location and exact actions remain unclear in the readable text.
Self Defense Claim Looms in Tragic Farmyard Shooting
Oliver Drummond, 21, surrendered after killing Willum Finnin, 25, in Gullaguers land near Chayélah. Authorities say Drummond fired in self defense during a conflict over a gate and fence amid years of neighborly tensions. The coroner's inquest stirred mixed testimony as the town of Sheweluh reels from the incident.
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Piayalel
Gullaguers Place
Fhmilua
Chayélah
Oliver Prummund
Willum HB
Pins
Ghewalah
Drumond
Nally
Pollce
Negan
McPherson
Colviie
Roy Vella
Finnend
Flin
Drummond
Filan
Netam
Finn
Trummond
Trumitar
Flinn
Rai
Druntwand
Bere Xav Flinn
Nis
French Aroused by Spanish Campaign
An early June report from Trris notes rising French interest in Spain's military actions in Morocco. The piece discusses tensions between France and Germany, Spain's continuing war plans, and the potential impact on alliances with Morocco while outlining diplomatic maneuvers and public reaction.
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Trris
Apia Military Wetlan
Morocco
Wbntings
Fio
Deanimans
Snain
Germany
Spain
Busy Week for Congress Democrats in Conference
Washington June reports a packed week as the House and Senate focus on the Canadian reciprocity bill wool tariff revisions and the progressive program. Democratic leaders warn of adjournment amid continued committee work and plans to push or shelve key tariff bills.
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House
Amaotan
Sayder Underwood
Somener
Wutoman
Underwood
Congress
Ward
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Senate ‘Cance
House Familly
Stone
Three Lives Lost in Electric Storm
New York reports a deadly village storm with winds and fire causing extensive damage. A skiff capsized near Gravesend Bay killing three aboard Mrs. Bill Baumer, her brother Captain George Lahie, and another. Jersey City fire caused over 10 4000 in losses from a fallen wire. In Flushing 5000 damage and 2000 witnesses. Coney Island tents and shacks blown down. Phlorsnn trees uprooted. six women hospitalized in a stampede.
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New York
Gravesend Bay
Bille Baumer
George Lahie
Jersey City
David Clark
Flushing
Long Island
Woman Murdered and Body Buried Nearby Farmington
A woman was murdered and her body buried nearby in Farmington. The scene was discovered today as investigators questioned the woman's husband Marshall Taylor, a farmer, and Mrs. Unity Avica, a keeper, while police probe the case for motive and method.
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Farmington
Tony
Donnath Spevice Bond
Stonen
Clint
Mrrahall Taylor
Farmer
Glda Avica
Tly Hevackeeper
Tod Ponting
Fire at Santa Woe Roundhouse Sparks Loss in Dune Town
In San Tremarding, a fire damaged the Santa Woe Roundhouse causing an estimated loss over $110,000. The blaze, reported today, began beneath a lacamative and quickly engulfed the building, with firefighters battling the flames near Garril Street in the city.
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San Tremarding
Sellimany Avy
Santa Woe
Wholesale Revolt in Central America Sparks Alarm
New Orleans reports a sweeping Central American revolt plan led by agents of multiple governments. Exiled former Nicoya president Zelaya links with Central American factions as 6,000 men, 300,000 rounds of ammunition, and the torpedo boat Whislow are rumored to be mobilized. Leo Christmas expected to lead counter efforts from Hendria via Coways.
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Santatus Zelaya
Nicovegia
Central America
Costa Rica
D Jers
Cpycay
Leo Christmas
Hendria
Fight Between Two Boys Ends Fatally
In New York June IL A bureau reports a fatal fight between two 16 year old boys after a disagreement during a children's street game. James Amity Ruth Artest allegedly died from a heavy jaw blow delivered during the melee. Jank Burke faced homicide charges as the incident was reportedly planned with a referee present.
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Upper West
Lyell
James Amity
Ruth Qwe Artest
Jank Burke
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Ure
Dent
Greatest display of ships of war at Spithead review
London reports a grand naval review at Spithead gathering the largest number of Dreadnought class battleships to date. The British fleet leads with the United States and other nations contributing modern and pre dreadnought vessels as royalty sails aboard royal yachts Victoria and Albert.
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Tune & Me
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Delaw
Germany
Victoria and Abert
CAPSIZED STORM DROWNS FOUR CREW NEAR LAKE MICHIGAN
A vessel capsized in Lake Michigan near Indiana during a storm as twelve aboard were thrown. Four crew members drowned, nine were rescued by United States coast guards. Names including Donahoi and Wiseman appear in the read fragment. The storm lingered for days as rescuers coordinated efforts.
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Oery
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Sahernen
Donahoi
Mile
Dangeaan
Unclear OCR Text From Local Newspaper Note
A fragmentary OCR readout shows garbled names and phrases with no clear events or dates. The legible content references a pond and various scattered terms but lacks coherent actions or identifiable entities for a proper summary.
Ely tops Rockies in sensational airplane ascent at Montana track
Eugene Bly, famed aviator, flew to the summit of the Continental Divide four miles from the aviation field in an 18 minute ascent reaching about 1 300 feet above the track. Crowds celebrated the daring feat while Bly circled the range and landed safely near the canyon leading to Columbia gardens. The event included a three mile race between Bly and a driver in a car, ending with Bly winning. Bly and Mrs Ely watched anxiously as wind and currents tested the fragile craft. The flight was praised as a remarkable aerial display marking one of the prettiest exhibitions of aerial navigation in Montana. Bly announced plans for further demonstrations Tuesday if weather permits.
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Eugene Bly
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
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Fln
Howard Pierce
Pierce
Country Club
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Columbia Gardens
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Teria
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Hoxsey
Johnstone
Clerk Admits Tie Is An Embezzler
A Denver clerk, Weintigg, is arrested on charges of embezzling funds and falsifying papers to the Secretary of State. He faces counts including padding year portions, pocketing fees, and depositing false deposits. The case centers on forged documents and misappropriated money tied to bond and deposit handling.
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Shine
Mk. Weintigg
Gevk
Dante 7
Pearce
Four Girls Drown at Clerks' Picnic Tragedy
A clerks’ picnic near Appleton ends in tragedy as four girls drown when a boat capsizes. Victims include members of a local group identified by clipped names. witnesses describe panic and unsuccessful rescue attempts. Family and local officials mourn as the incident prompts safety questions.
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