Juarez Captured by Rebels in Tepito Action
Reports from El Paso describe Juarez capture by rebel forces led by Pancho Villa and General Perrera with rail reinforcements and heavy fighting. Casualties include American reporters and two Constitutionalist soldiers, as the Federales allegedly flee across the river toward the port of entry. Local notices mention residents returning home after the turmoil.
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Arrested youth linked to false Phoenix claim at night train stop
A young man, falsely accused in a residence section arrest, claims he was sent by Hearne official to bring a phony item. Officers found no evidence against him beyond the pose and he was detained after the Hearne claim. The Rawle states the aim is to avoid injustice even if unintentional.
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BUT LITTLE CHANGE IN S. P. STRIKE
A disrupted morning shows minimal progress in the Southern Pacific strike as engineers and firemen continue work stoppages. Negotiations hint at possible talks, with railroad officials seeking a settlement while authorities watch for disruptions to traffic and cargo.
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Steamer Bridgeport Lost With All Passengers
A Vancouver Associated Press report from Montreal dated November 6 states the steamer Bridgeport, sailing from Sydney, has gone down with the entire crew of forty two. The Dominion Coach Company issued an official announcement confirming the disaster and rechartering the vessel.
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Mexican Affairs Again Look Dark
In Mexico City Huerta repudiates any alliance with the United States and asserts patriotic sentiment while rejecting renewed negotiations. No sign of a meeting with the new Congress at 2 pm today. Washington hopes for progress fade as Mexico City braces for impact from events surrounding Jaros.
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Fla Iano
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Jaros
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Sam Houston Normal Suffers Fire Loss
Monteville Texas November 1 the gymnasium and music hall of Sam Houston Normal were destroyed by fire last night both buildings were frame structures the损 estimated 912,400 on the gymnasiums and 3600 on the music hall about 1000 was burned in both buildings inmates from the penitentiary aided in fighting the flames the wind drove fire toward nearby buildings fire origin not known fire department from the penitentiary helped fight the blaze
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Mrs Ellen Cameron Dead in Wheelock
Relatives notified of the sudden death of Mrs Ellen Cameron wife of Dr John Cameron in Wheelock. Born in Alabama August 28 1871 she married in 1891 and resided here for years. Survived by husband six children and a sister W S Bruart. Funeral tomorrow at 4 pm Wheelock Cemetery conducted by Dr T G Johnston of Houston
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Found Cameron
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Christian Indy
Antislavery Law Passes in the Philippines
The Philippine National Assembly passed an antislavery law after a heated debate. A Associated Press report notes the measure's advancement amid controversy, marking a notable legal milestone in the region.
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Philippima National Assembly
Miss Eads National U. 0. G. elects honorary president general
In New Orleans on November 15 Cornelia Branch of Texas and others were unanimously elected honorary president general at the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention. Chay Welaurin Storms of Sfianaelyps was named president general.
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Spanish steamer Balmen on fire in North Atlantic
A Spanish steamer Balmen is said to be on fire in the North Atlantic near Cape Race Newfoundland. Passengers are reportedly transferred to the Cunarder Pannonia according to a wireless message from the Parsonstown dispatch.
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Notice Cancelled? Regular Convocation Details
Notice states R A Me Regular Convocation Royal Ath Chaptar on Monday at p m in November 17. The fragment outlines a lodge or chapter meeting with a schedule placeholder and date components remaining unclear.
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