Mexican Outlaws Raid and Murder Near Brownsville
United States river guards arrest two men near Sebastian Texas in a case tied to the killing of Al Austin and his son Charlie. A heavy guard surrounds suspects in San Benito as authorities search for twelve raiders. Texas rangers and cavalry pursue bands across Cameron county amid calls for National Guard protection.
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al Austin
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United States
Texas Rangers
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Ferguson
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Millard
Austin
Rio Grande
Dandie
Houston
Arroyo
Harlingen
Armendian Ranch
New French General Sent to Dardanelles
Paris reports a French government statement that General Sarrail will replace General Gouraud as commander at the Dardanelles and be named commander in chief of the army of the Orient. Gouraud, appointed last May, was said to have been wounded on July 3 with an arm amputated and fractures of the thigh and leg.
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French War Office
Dardanelles
Hi. JE. Gouraud
Sarrail
Army of the Orient
Gouraud
Parla
Gashed roster of names in scattered OCR list
A fragmented OCR readout lists numerous surnames and initials such as Welborn, Williams, Walker, White, Yates, Young, Bell, Wilson, Martin, Graham, and many others. The text appears as a jumbled roster of people with initials and titles, lacking coherent context or full sentences.
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Welborn
M. A. Welborn
J. Welborn
Willams
L. Woon
IL Winn
H. al Williams
Scot A
Ward
Paul West
Wilhelm
Wheeler
Webb
Wrilett
Wihelm
Walker
Younge
M. B. Yates
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Marines Off to Haiti Restore Order in Northern Haiti
Rear Admiral Caperton orders a special commission from Port au Prince to Cape Haitien to disband northern revolutionary forces. He invites General Bobo and General Blot to Port au Prince for conferences to promote order as Marines and bluejackets disarm locals. Armories are still kept secret by some Haitian soldiers.
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Washington
Caperton
Port Au Prince
Cape Haitien
Republic
Bobo
Blot
Guillaume
Admiral Caperton
Daniels
Navy Department
Osteopaths Demand Federal Recognition
Portland Oregon August 6 A resolution adopted by the American Osteopathic association at its annual convention calls for federal recognition equal to that of the allopathic school. The body also urged national promotion and opposed war and set Kansas City as next year’s convention site. The resolution pledges to use honorable legal methods to end the federal medical service monopoly so government employees may be treated by physicians of their choice.
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Portland
Ore
Allopathic
American Osteopathic Association
Kansas City
Federal
Vacation proposal echoes in washing duties for housewives
The Kansas City Star suggests a summer vacation for housewives who handle all the family washing. The idea, aimed at giving housewives a rest during hot months, notes the share of work is heavy for any person. The piece argues a vacation benefits both women and men, as no real man wants to see a woman work in hardship. A stray note mentions Chile’s iodine industry with a large annual output.
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St. Joseph
Drastic Liquor Rules Adopted In Liverpool
Liverpool on August 7 reports a drastic liquor regulation banning treating in galoons and clubs. Credit is abolished and sales are limited to five and a half hours per day.
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Liverpool
Catholic Church leader named chaplain to Canadian Overseas forces
The Very Rev Alfred E Burke of Toronto, president and founder of the Catholic Church Extension Society of Canada and editor-in-chief of The Catholic Register for seven years, has been appointed a chaplain to the Canadian Overseas forces and will soon depart for England.
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Ottawa
Ont
Alfred E Burke
Toronto
Catholic Church Extension Society of Canada
Catholic Register
Father Burke
Catholic Church Extension Society
England
Colored soloists at music festival draw big crowd
Roland Hayes the Boston tenor and Rachael Walker of Cleveland headlined the sixth annual Georgia Colored Music Festival in Atlanta. A crowd of over 100 white attendees heard Hayes’s refined control in Macushla Nita Gitano Celeste Aida and Walker’s European debut level recital. Encores featured Home Sweet Home and a chorus of negro melodies.
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Boston
Rachaelll. Walker
Cleveland
Ohio
Noloiste
Georgia Colored Music Festival Association
Auditorium Armory
Caruso
Anna Case
Hayes-Walker
Hayes
McMurrough
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de Koven
Verdi
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Europe
Genz
J.a Bishop
Bunning Agon
Allee DaCour
Tips From Texas in The Dallas News Snippet
A fragmented humor piece contrasts automotive and fishing habits with idle banter about women and marriage. Mentions Miss Vine and Mrs Coke in a light, provincial tone, reflecting newspaper humor of the era and a Houston Chronicle citation.
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Miss Vine
Houston Chronicle
Mortuary notice for Civil War veteran Dr. H. C. Brown
Dr. H. C. Brown of Fitzgerald aged 82 was found dead in his garden near Bethesda. A Civil War veteran and adjutant general of the G R post, he had lived in the town since its founding. He leaves a wife and two sons and was buried today by Post 17 of the A. R.
Seaborne E Toney Dies at 78 in Newark Residence
Seaborne E Toney aged 78 died Friday at his residence 20 Tumlin Street He is survived by three daughters Mrs Emma Johnston Mrs OD Bradley and Mrs A K Sparks Newark NJ three sons CC Pred Land Waiter a Toney one sister Mrs Ifan mie Kries and one brother Doe Toney Boag Ala
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Seaborne E Toney
Ble Reatdence
Tumlin Street
Emma Johnston
OD Bradley
A K Sparks
Newark
CC. Pred
A. Toney
Ifanmie Kries
Doe Toney
Boag Ala
Swiss Army System for United States urged in Maine
Portland Maine August Rear Admiral Robert E Peary urged adoption of the Swiss system of military preparedness and supported President Wilson's citizen soldiery idea. He argued for air power submarines and battle cruisers of the heaviest arms type, insisting vigorous offense is the best defense and that preparation should be comprehensive.
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Portland
Maine
United States
Admira
Robert KE. Peary
Wilson
Congress
Pony
Osteopaths for Prohibition at Portland Meeting
In Portland Oregon this August the American Osteopathic Association adopted resolutions urging national prohibition and opposing militarians. The group backed compulsory reporting of all infectious diseases to health boards as a public health measure.
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Portland
Ore
American Osteopathic Associition
Boards of Health
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