Pacification of Mexico Proceeds Amid Turbulent Demonstrations
A chaotic dispatch from Mexico City details authorities extending efforts to consolidate power under President de la Barra while rebels led by Zapata and Villa resist. Reports describe demonstrations, mobilization of troops, and political maneuvers surrounding the Madero administration in a tense march toward democracy amid violence and unrest.
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Mexico Chy
Hobbs Longa
Tobias Donen
Bern
Zapata
Madero
FelRod
Dela Birra
Reyer
Ian
Cole
Tore Marth
Democracy
la Pravite Lfc
Speed Prize Won by Daring Harroun
Daring Harroun wins the speed prize after a grueling race with many drivers. The narrative details a chaotic finish, noting Malford Way and Brice Brown among top finishers, and lists prize money from $10,000 for the winner to $400 for a lower placing. The race features extensive commentary on the track incidents and stages, with a focus on the lead and the crowding near the finish.
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Daring Harroun
Malford
Atnne
Mallford
Felis Hay Merram
Marmot
Hap Mulford
Brine Brown
Fhiat
Spenente Wishart
Metend
Malph Te Palma
Simplex
Chaetles Mets
National
Tarner
Hey Bobe
Dieleson
Helene
Knox
Tecessary
Hutter
Protest at seventh annual runia corvellion event
Fragmentary OCR reports a protest at a seventh annual gathering of an international association in Portnica Clarke. The text references opposition to orders benefiting certain groups, a demand for free speech, and a call against restricting petition rights.
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Portnitica Clarke
Palatial Train Pulls Into City
Fragmented text describes a grand train and its compartments, with mentions of cooling ventilation, heated areas, and ornate interiors. Amid garbled phrases, it hints at an impressive car set linked to city transit, including beds and verandas, and contrasts with typical station life.
Milwaukee Train Cars Describe Luxe Modern Sleeping Service
An article describes upgraded Milwaukee train accommodations including private dining, comfortable berths, a night pendant, and elegant tableware. It notes air supply, ventilation, smoking rooms, and separate baggage areas for crew, highlighting improved sanitation and passenger comfort.
Wreck Report Details Steel Car Injuries and Train Losses
Reports from Milwaukee show a wreck of a steel car train near Murengo Wash at 4:45 am on No. 18 bound for Milwaukee. Fireman Behndenberg died. several injured, including two colored waiters. passengers and crew escaped with minor injuries. Conductor Snimsen, George W. Kib bard, and Talmage provided updates on the incident.
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Po Warner
Hutte
George W. Kibbard
Beattie
Milwaukee
Murengo Wash
Thibbard
Snimsen
Lin
Iran
Minginenr
Behndenberg
Ahrhubard
Wien
Bryan Objects to Party Programme in Fragmented Rhetoric
A garbled article fragment portrays Bryan opposing a party platform claiming only one third of Utedenmentia is in Die house behind Min Bn Bryatt insists protection could fail and questions Democratic loyalty. It notes voters and bravery of Republican and Democratic factions amid unclear political debate.
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Bryan
Bryatt
Ronsul
Wiparthos
Tony
Bryan Defiance Sparks Democratic Tension in Wool Tax Debate
Washington May 10 Mr Bryan defies party leaders warning voters on wool schedules and urging against hypocrisy in backing a Teremie on wool. Underwood insists revenue wool will pass by a large majority as he defends tax reductions and argues the Wilson bill benefits the people despite revenue needs.
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Washington
Bryan
Lause
Underwood
Ae Chodiagn
House Committee On Ways and Mens
Tomight
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Wilson
United States
Democratic Party
Guy Ae
Uke
Thy
Amara Geoda
Wadil
Natanda
Enato Houta
Misleading Statements Prompt Party Caucus Tussle
Fragmentary OCR note cites confusion over statements by Mr. Bryan and a party caucus. It references a split or manipulation of the caucus process and approval by party members, signaling internal political contention without full context or names.
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Bryan
Cho Rhggaas Ts
Parcy Mebe
THINK HOUSE SET AFIRE TWICE IN ONE NIGHT
A dwelling owned by George Ward and occupied by Beasin Lovett in Ovande, near Llandara, burned twice in one night. Fire started outside the house, nearly reaching the Mary stable, until bucket brigades and nearby men halted spread. A second blaze from the outside was checked as the wind shifted and firefighters arrived. No further damage reported to adjacent structures.
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Llandara
Ovande
George Ward
Beasin Lovett
Mvary
Teen Ag
Bain
Skluen
Lswad
Adhour
Ovanda
Pacific Coast League baseball scores and lineups
In heavy roc form the report lists May games and scorelines from the Pacific Coast League. It mentions teams such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland, Portland and Seattle with pitchers Crigzee Smith Zamlock Schmits and batters Pearce Steen and Murray. Dates include May 4 May 9 and May 20 with several 1 to 3 scorelines and notable battery pairs.
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Kaa Pranclnvo
R.A
Northwestern League Monsing Games and Scores
Seattle played multiple afternoon games in the Northwest League at Victoria and Spokane against various opponents. Reports list scores and players such as Gallarles Sage Spencer and Victoria while noting Tacoma and Seattle results across May dates. The text records batter statistics and game summaries with names like Harris and Pearreries, reflecting a busy schedule in May.
Cleveland staves off loss as Donovan saves game
In a tense American League contest, Cleveland faced a tough afternoon pitch battle. Donovan entered late and preserved the win with a clutch save while Grogs contributed offensively, though the bullpen offered limited support from the bullpen and batters struggled.
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Cleveland
Worl
Donovan
Grogs
Swats Otm Sir Wil ter. Washington May 30
Rostan linek el three singles and a double on Jolson in the ninth and Wop pitched to 4. Wood was effective with haves Johnson de taaleon Be Rec Rum at Whranhington Basten Ratlers TAI and Nsinamaker Philadelphia May 28 Phanel rite fine seated New York in the afternoon. The home sea pounded Moss delivery for 14 hits not will tte fila in fine wert inte dn the aire eve. Intings Chambs weakened the HL mnel PIE weit 107 fly relat. Sear Real Reve Vortec reese fon Vine tidit sees eonore BL TaAruyles ierd anit Tinh Comba Pirie and Tagg Theriios
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Rostan Iinekel
Jolson
Wood
Wimith OH Haves
Johnson Hut de Taaleon
Be Rec
Whranhington + Basten + Ratlers
Philidelphia
Phael Rite
Moss
Reese
Ierd Anit
Comba
Pirie
Tagg
Theriios
Paris to Turin to Rome air race leads by Garros
Genoa May 0 Roland Garros the French aviator tops the Paris to Turin and Rome air race as he nears Milan. Rival Andre Geau mont, who beat him to Nice, suffers a serious misfortune stalled between Nice and Genoa. German entrant Frey reaches Genoa while Kimmerling lands at Brignoles. An American pilot Henry Wes THRU abandons the flight. the event proceeds with various landings and a notable speed display.
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Geno
Roland Garon
Turin
Rome
Misamni
Siller
Andre Geaumont
Nice
Serioux
Alwesiog
Tuldin
Gena
Frey
Bop
Kimmerling
Brignples
Decoration Day Handicap Triumph At Choreniil Downs
A chaotic mixed report from Choreniil Downs describes the Decoration Day Handicap where Chapitoper led early and held off a late surge by Adams Express to win. The program lists multiple races with winners and payouts including Princess Industry, Light of My Life, and Tom Bigbre across seven events.
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Taniaviltes
Why Sharky
Choreniil Downs
Adams Express
Nasty
Colston
Chapitoper
Handy Victary
Suamary
Princess Industry
Way Ticlene
Ide May
Furlanga
Gohart
Avon
Ralonia
Lia Bol
FBI
Atynight
Prince Gale
Raloleh Pb
Ry Story
Xtralsbt
Adama Express
Shaw
SLA
Judges Crack Down in Matinee Harness Races
Report of a dampened matinee at the track where judges ruled on four harness races. Two races were decided amid controversy as drivers and horses faced disputed outcomes. The meeting ended with mixed sentiment as spectators debated the sporting integrity and dramatic finishes.
Amateur records broken at Celtic park carnival finals
May 3 reports three new amateur marks at the Trish-Ametcula carnival in Celtic park. Gwynn Flenty of Eden Texas set a new American record in the 50 yard sprint at 3.21 seconds, surpassing the former 12 25 second best from Yale’s Charing A. Bhorvill. John Eller of the Itiub-American Athletic club joined in with the 20 yard dash heat time of 24 i seconds, smashing the former world mark of 31 4 seconds. Dante Jr Ahearn of the Trish-Ameticia Athletic club improved the hop and jump world record to 3 feet 1 inch, eclipsing last year’s 49 foot 3 inch standard.
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New
John Eller
Itiub-American Athletic Club
Arden
Stoteo
George Schwegler
New York Athletic Club
Staten Island
Stun
Juni
Deni
Iow
Dante
Ahearn
Trish
Visiting oarsmen fare poorly at Harlem regatta
New York May 20 Visiting oarsmen train Baltimore Philadelphia and Lew Haven for honors with little chance as the Harlem regatta opened today except for the intermediate four paged event won by the Fairmount Rowing Association of Philadelphia. The Yale crew took the varsity event and Columbia finished strong in the eight. Most races were straightaway over a mile and a quarter course with tight finishes. Police and onlookers noted a large turnout as a Chicago to Milwaukee train arrived with 80 passengers and local dignitaries greeted it at the station.
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New York
Baltimore
Philadelia Anit
Lew Haven
Havin River
Fairmount Rowing Avsacaton
Piladelphia
Toral Labs
New Yorke Atitetthe Lab
Awlrners
Cyaw
Columbia
Wnie
Phard
Tye
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