Conspicuous in Fighting Huerta era leaders in action
The piece notes General Huerta and lieutenants Rabageo and Tellez as prominent in the Federal advance toward Chihuahua with Madero’s brother Raoul Madero cited. It describes a sustained federal push northward, a victorious mood in government ranks, and preparations amid rebel threats including possible movements toward Sonora and near the Mexican border.
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Rabageo
Tellez
Raoul Madero
Madero
Chihuahua
Huertas
Federal
Jmissala
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Columiisa
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United States
Zune
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Behmba
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Delleve
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el Paso
Lelievas
Cel Quitt
Bava
Piso
Juarez
Cmeas
Rio
Rande
Cnit
Odetr
Cemenp
Baltimore American
Piano Price Guarantee and Commission Policy Explained
The article outlines a one time selling plan with a $10000 forfeit for selling a piano at any price outside the marked price. It states that paying a commission to a so called sale controller equals reducing the price. It guarantees the lowest price in America for the same make and style and argues commissions above 5 to 10 percent prevent meeting the policy.
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Atlanta
America
Piano Chiefmess iv
Governor Wilson receives visits as nomination plans move forward
Delegates and supporters converge on Seagirt and Chicago headquarters as plans unfold for Governor Wilson’s formal nomination. McCombs, Taggart, and Osborn backers discuss strategy while Wilson indicates readiness for a campaign role.
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Tada Wade
Iowa
McCombs
Baltimore
Lwa Hg
Shike Finds
Uhen
Cilcage
Mack
I Milson
iUavan
French Lick
Thomas Taggart
Kit
Chicago
Sullivan
Itzy Taggart
Wilson
Cinvass
Typewriter Repairing. Am. Writing Machine Co. Sane Fourth in Chicago
Chicago city authorities and the Sane Fourth Association supervised 41 entertainments in parks and playgrounds on July 4. Programs featured band concerts in many venues and aimed to lure children from unsafe firework displays while reducing danger to life and property through stricter regulation.
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Am. Writing Machine Co
Sane
Chicago
Chiago
Sane Fourth Association
Chicago Lightweight Hurt in Prize Fight in Peoria
Philip Harrison of Chicago fought Harry Donohue of Pekin in Peoria on July 4. Harrison was knocked unconscious after a heavy blow behind the ear near the eighth round and is in a hospital tonight in critical condition.
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Peoria
Philip Harrison
Chicago
Harry Donohue
Pekin
Seven Injured in Street Car Collision at Keown Station
Pittsburg July 4 seven persons were probably fatally injured tonight when a car on the Pittsburg Harmony Butler and Newcastle street car line ran into another car taking on passengers at Keown station and were hurried to a hospital in this city.
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Pittsburg
Harmony, Butler
Newcastle
Keown
Nightmare fall proves fatal for Sheram at 76
Edward M Sheram died last night at his son in law’s home after a fall from a second story window in a nightmare a month earlier. He moved to Atlanta in 1891 from Columbus served as Confederate veteran and is survived by his wife seven children including Mrs Yorefield Mrx J E Grigg and Alice Sheram. The body was moved to Greenberg Bondschape pending funeral arrangements.
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Sheram
Morefield
Washington Street
Atlanta
Columbus
Yorefield
J E Grigg
Alice Sheram
Jo A Sheram
Miles G Watterson
Montromers
Euge Sheram
Frank Sheram
Shawnee Ghia
Nellie Grant Sartoris Wed to Frank H. Jones at Coburg
In Coburg Ont on July 4 Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris widow of Algernon Sartoris and daughter of the late General A Grant married Frank H Jones formerly first assistant postmaster general of the United States at her country home. The bride was given away by her son Captain Sartoris. The wedding came after the death of the bride’s brother Major General Frederick D Grant and was attended only by close relatives.
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United States
Sartoris
Frederick D Grant
Mrs Sallie Ware Dies Suddenly In Atlanta At 78
Mrs Sallie Faver Ware aged 78 died suddenly at her home, 91 Luckie Street, last night. She was well known in the city, lived here many years, and is survived by one son George Yeare, several brothers and sisters, Dr Paul Faver, Glenn Faver, Mrs C H Eastin, Mrs Joseph C Greenfield, and four nieces including Miss Ethel Fasting of Atlanta. Funeral from the residence at 3:30 p.m. and interment at Fayetteville at 5:00 p.m.
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Sallie Faver Ware
Luckle Street
George Yeare
Paul Faver
Glenn Faver
C H Eastin
Joseph C Greenfield
Ethel Fastin
Atlanta
Fayetteville
Three Killed and 17 Injured in Tulsa Interurban Crash
Three persons died and seventeen were seriously injured when an interurban car crashed into a gasoline car east of Sand Springs park during a Fourth of July turnout. The wreck was blamed on air brake failure and difficulty stopping the gasoline car on the track.
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Sand Springs Park
Cartel
Tulsa
W A Bnow
Ault Colu
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