Rebels Hold Agua Prieta as Fire Sweeps Douglas
Rebels led by Lopez capture the Vacovari train near the border, clash with federal troops along the Nacozari line, and drive into Agua Prieta. American casualties mount with 15 dead and about 60 wounded as civilians and sightseers seek safety in Douglas and the customs area.
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Rutherford
Copper Queen
Carlos Lennon
Bisbee
Dougllas
Edwards
Virginia
Genevieve Cole
A W Cole
Douglas
Arizona
Efrenteras
Agua T[rieta
Nacozari
Agua Prieta
American Customs House
Thara
Masaing
Customs House
Billy Cowerd
Lopez
Dickson
Nacozart Station
J E Gauget
First Cavalry
United States Army
United States Cavalry
Fifteenth Street
Western Union Telegraph Office
Curley
George B Lee
Alexander Adams
Copper Queen Power House
Harrington
Gaujol
Iina
Federain
Andreas Basutto
Jesus Vargas
Mexcan
Hino
Carlos Martinez
Enrique Fimona
Theopen
Ifre
Gaujd
Charles McKean
Agua Prista
Lopes
Moore
Albert Edwards
Noke Va
Edward
Edward Mason
Chicago
Red Cresa Hospital
Willan White
Tharaten Fean
Cans ‘Aahington
Tian
Mexico
Pitcher Addie Joss Called by Death
Adrian C Joss pitcher for the Cleveland American League club died at home at 145 o clock from tubercular meningitis He had been ill since Sunday and was 81 years old He is survived by a wife and two children
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Toledo
Adrian C
Addie) Joss
Cleveland American League Baseball Club
We Have Moved Our City Office and Stationery Department
The notice announces Foote and Davies Co moving its city office and stationery department to 6 North Broad Street and provides the Main 61 telephone line for contact.
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North Broad ST
Thaws Counsel Indicted In Securities Swindle Case
New York April 13 Daniel O Reilly, former counsel for Harry K Thaw, was indicted today on charges of receiving stolen securities tied to the Bancroft theft of 1850000. The indictment follows a grand jury presentment linking O Reilly to negotiations for returning the stolen securities and to a $65000 exchange. Frank Plassis, jailed on an Indictment for criminally receiving securities, implicated O Reilly in a confession. O Reilly denied the charge calling it a plot to ruin him.
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New York
Daniel O Refily
Harry K. Thaw
Aaron Bancroft
O Reilly
William M Sullivan
Bancroft
Frank Plassis
Tris
Itill
O'Reilly O Reilly
Americans in Alamo Mexico at risk as rebels breach security
A state department telegram from Mazatlan informs Ensenada consul to verify the safety of Charles W Eberle and Mr and Mrs Eberle, guests at Alamo Dining Company, amid reports rebels threaten the city. Consul Schmucker is denied permission to go to Alamo to aid Americans, while rescue orders from Washington await clearance.
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State Department
Algereat
Mazatlan
Ensenada
Charles W Eberle
Eberle
Alamo Mexico
Alamo
John Shepherd
Chicago
Mexico City
George B Schmucker
Mex Authorita
Washington
Cadmvestipets
Tornado Toll Rises Across Central West With Losses
A historic tornado outbreak hit Ebungas Oklahoma, western Missouri, and northern Arkansas, killing at least 19 people and injuring over 100. Total losses top 1 million dollars, with Big Heart Oklahoma suffering the worst damage. Names of identified deceased include Frank Hammond and others from Oklahoma and Kansas, as crews assess wreckage and restore lines.
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Cadet
Kansas City
Ebungas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Geternadts
Meeker Okla
Ang
Plummerville
Ark
Kansan
Frank Hammond
Frod Kern
Jennie Brown
Big Heart
Okla
Joseph
Senators Debate Direct Election Amid Roll Call Demand
The debate over direct federal election power featured insurgents pushing for a roll call to record positions while most speakers supported the general idea. Georgia's Tribble Nebraska's Norris and other insurgents argued the idea is popular but warned against language that could threaten federal powers. Chairman Rucker urged defeating any amendment as Democrats pressed the matter amid a poultry adage.
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House
Tribble
Georgia
Norris
Nebraska
Rucker
Euchre and Bridge Placed Under Ban by Bill in Trenton
A New Jersey bill introduced by Assemblyman Turner would jail anyone involved in playing cards dice billiards pool or other games of chance for money or valuables for up to ten days. The measure targets participants and even spectators and would apply to women playing euchre or bridge for prizes. Also noted is the death of artist William Keith in Berkeley California after a long illness. Keith, born in Scotland in 1839, had achieved international renown for landscapes since arriving in California in 1859.
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Trenton
Assemblyman Turner
Keith
Berkeley Calif
Wiliam Keith
California
Scotland
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Assertable Family Theater
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Mortey
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