Ex president Huerta arrival and Mexican conflict reports
Report describes the arrival of General Huerta in a solemn scene aboard a train with General Blanquet assisting him. MoheMo Moheno, former Mexican minister, passes Savannah en route to New York expressing support for Huerta and criticizing Wilson. A cruiser is dispatched to Acapulco amid clashes among constitutionalists federals and Zapatistas, with foreign property at risk and the Chattanooga sent to protect interests.
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General Hierta
Blanquet
Dresden
Huerta
Moheno
Savannah
Querido Mo Heno
Might
New York
Ameri
Acapulco
California
la Pan
San Diego
Constitutionalists
Federals
Zapatistas
Howard
Pacific Fleet
Chattanooga
Uiser Cleveland
Peace in bloody Mexico looms as Carranza transfer nears
Reports say Carbanjal seeks immediate power transfer to Carranza and a three man constitutionalist commission plans to confer northward. Officials in Washington anticipate peace once the government shifts to the constitutionalists, while amnesty and guarantees for lives and property are promised during the transition.
English Billiard Champion Arrives in New York for International Meet
The English billiard champion arrives in New York to compete in an international match. He is greeted by Will Hoppe, with eleven-session bets to be fulfilled during the engagement in September.
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New York
Uly
Methorghah
Totley
Wile Hoppe
Wilone
Race Postponed as Newport Harbor Fog Delays Yachting Event
Heavy fog enveloped Newport harbor delaying the American con yachts race. The delay occurred just as three boats approached the starting line, forcing organizers to postpone the July 17 event and scramble for a safe rescheduling due to limited visibility.
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Newport Food
Omamanodis
Newport Harper
Will Pray For Rain Call From Local Denominations
Madisonville Kentucky July 17 pastors of denominations urge members and others to gather at the Baptist church to pray for rain as the county endures one of the severest droughts in years. Water is scarce and crops suffer while the limited supply is reserved for drinking.
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Madisonville
Baptist Church
Husband accused of brutal methods in divorce suit
Pittsburg woman testifies that John M Hattenhower used chloroform electric shocks and drugged sand to abuse her over a month. She details methods described as soul pricks and other strangling measures before returning to her mother.
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Pittsburg
John M Hattenhower
Sandy
Night Fire Burns Bed. Boy Not Awake
Columbus Ind July 17 fire alarm at a boarding house run by Mrs Mable Galvely. Two youths Fred and Ralph alerted by Ulph, awakened to a bed fire. Ulph fetched water and quenched flames while rousing Fred who slept through the blaze.
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Columbus
Ind
Fred
Ralph
Ten year old kills self after telling family of burial wish
In Carmel Illinois on July 7 a 10 year old boy killed himself in the family barn after expressing to relatives a wish to be buried beside his infant sister. The incident notes a melancholic disposition and frequent talk of death.
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Carmel
Joseph
Man Dies After Being Run Over by Wheat Wagon
A young man died after being struck by a moving wagon loaded with thrash wheat. He tried to jump aboard and fell under the wheels, surviving only two hours. In a separate notice, Alexander Ape Sears died Friday at Nash Street residence, with services planned at Poole’s Chapel and interment at an area church. He is survived by his wife, stepfather, and two sisters.
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Rochester
Bara Breants
Aulle
Alexander Ape Ae Sears
Company Probe May Result in Suit
Washington July 17 Investigation by the department of suste of the United Gas Improvement company, probably the largest factor in the country in the sale of gas lighting fixtures, as nearly complete but whether the government shall bring an anti trust suit has not been determined. No decision in the case is expected for several weeks. The company operates in nearly 600 cities and towns in the United States. It was chartered in 188? by Pennsylvania with broad powers. At the close of 1912 its outstanding stock amounted to $55,200,990. It had interests in various companies across several states. Philadelphia. July 1? Samuel Bodine, president, discussed possible government action under the Sherman and Trust laws. Assistant Attorney General Youd promised to inform him if anything found unapproved before a suit was brought. Bodine said he had not heard from Mr Todd.
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Washington
Department of Suste
United Gas Improvement Company
United States
Pennsylvania
Pennyylvania
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
New Hampshire
South
Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Indiana
Nebraska
Town
Missouri
South Dakota
Philadelphia
Samuel of
Bodine
Campint
Sherman and Trust
Wy Company
Youd
Todd
Mr Bodine
Australasian Tennis Team Arrives in New York
New York reports that the Austral as sign Davis Cup challengers have reached the city aboard the Aquitania. Norman Brookes and his wife Mrs Danlop lead the party. The team plans to travel to Chicago to meet Canada in matches on July 25 and 24.
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New York
Toun
Norman Bs
Brookes Aptum
Artions Fo Owillag
AE Danlop
Danlop
Stoust
Brookes
Chiaso
Admiral Robeson Dead and Local Track Record Noted
The report notes the death of Admiral Robeson and mentions a local track event where a horse named Single set a new record by winning the second half Puig stake in 2014, and a four year old horse achieved consecutive wins on a half mile, two lap course.
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Sas New Wien
Stillun Ted
Weeds Reing
Wichtman
Autos on Rural Routes Favored by Burleson
Washington reports Postmaster General Burleson recommends replacing horses on rural mail routes with automobiles and extending route lengths to fifty miles. A House committee bill sets pay for automobile carriers at 1460 dollars yearly, replacing 2200 dollars with no horse or equipment allowance, plus 600 dollars for cheap automobile purchase and maintenance.
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Washington
Burleson
House Committee On Post Offices
House
Needle in appendix kills child of three
Pottsville July 17 Sarah the four year old daughter of Joseph H Levans deputy postmaster at Mineray tile died at Pottsville hospital. About a week ago the child complained of a pain in her side. Diagnosed with appendicitis. During operation a needle about one inch long was found lodged in her appendix. It was removed but her condition gradually grew worse.
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Pottsville
Sarah
Joseph H Levans
Mineray Tile
Pottsville Hospital
Stocking Bank Suspends Payment Over Hose Incident
Philadelphia July 17 A silk hose caused a bank payment failure when 22000 pounds were said to be secured by Mrs Carl Williams wife of a former University of Pennsylvania football player. The hose tore and the bank suspended payment after the loss was discovered upon arrival home in Germantown from Cape May. Police were notified.
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Philadelphia
Carl Wiliams Wits
University of Pennsylvania
Germantown
Cape May
Agarter
Mirsiams
Advert for Fountain Sparks Arrest of Tasper Drugmists
In Jasper a fountain advertisement claiming superior soda water led to the arrest of Hl H Snyder and J J Lakey on a charge of selling adulterated drinks. Both men were bound over to the circuit court with $900 bonds each after a village investigation by local citizens.
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Pipestone
Hl H Snyder
J J Lakey
Dislocates Jaw During Yawn in Camden Hostpital
Albert Seymour of Camden suffered a jaw dislocation while yawning. He could not close his mouth and was taken to Cooper Hospital where doctors reset the jaw. Seymour was discharged to go home after treatment.
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Camden
Albert Seymour
Cooper Hospital
Seymour
Mule stung by bees uncovers hidden bank stash
Pleasantdale July 17 A mule attacked by a swarm of bees knocked loose a wall in George Desmonis barn. A rusty tin box fell out containing $94 in bills.
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Pleasantdale Wooj
George Desmonis
Animls
Mrs Carman Freed On $20,000 Bond After Arraignment
Mrs Florence Carman, charged with first degree manslaughter in the death of Mrs Louise Bailey, was arraigned in Nassau County Supreme Court and pleaded not guilty. Bail set at $20,000 was posted by friends Emmett Randall and Smith Cox, after which Carman was released and left with her husband Dr Edwin Carman for Tree Port. Prosecutors hope for a stronger indictment later based on new evidence.
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Minsola NY
Florence Carman
Supreme Court
Justice van Siclen
Louise Bailey
Corman
Smith
Edwin Carman
Emmett Randall
Smith Cox
Carmans
Irs
Carman
Treeport
Nassau County Grand Jury
Sray
Two Girls Discover Snake in Bedroom
Pittsville, Pa. July 17. Mr. John il Gasteger of Hillside heard alarm as two daughters told their mother they woke from a nap to find a big rattlesnake in their room crawling toward their bed. After a struggle the father killed the reptile, which measured about 30 feet in length.
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Pittsville
John Il Gasteger
Hillside
Dolly Varden Flour Promise Unreliable OCR Claim
Fragmentary ad language touts Dolly Varden Flour with dubious guarantee of perfect baked results. Phrasing is unclear, urging readers to try the product through uncertain claims.
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Dolly Varden Fieur
Ady
Fish Diet Replaces Meat for German Emperor This Summer
Physicians prescribe a fish diet for Emperor William of Germany, replacing meat for the season. The change, advised to avoid meat, will see the emperor eat fish throughout the summer period.
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William
Germany
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