Marines Killed in Nicaragua Action Reported
A dispatch from Nicaragua states four American marines were killed and others wounded during an operation to capture Coyoteph as American forces advanced to protect interests and a rail line. Rebels defended a key position until a deadline, with subsequent marine assaults driving them from entrenched positions in under an hour.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Castillo
Coyoteph
Rebs
Pena
Inter Deitrol
Beledon
Fire at Hondo Farm Fueled by Lightning
In Hondo Texas on October 5 a fire started by lightning damaged Albert Vidhey’s farm buildings as a straw bin ignited and spread. The Associated Press report notes the fire quickly consumed storage and prompted emergency response. The incident occurred amid wet conditions ten days after a prior near miss.
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Hondo
Texas
Ayaa Foo
Albert Vidhay
Captain Bryan Dies After Gunshot Wound
Captain John A. Bryan passes away after long illness and gunshot injuries while under treatment in Texas. The report notes his high rank in local Masonic circles and his tenure as past grand secretary of the Uiobel General Sunsay Tas boon Kory Grand Chapter of Texan Masons.
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Teaas
Orta
John Lee Anuules
Cal
Amaxican A. Bezan
Uiobel
Sunsay Tas Boon
Auto smash near San Angelo claims cattlemen lives
Five men including merchants were racing in a white auto when it hit a bridge railing at high speed and plunged thirty feet into the Concho River. One man, Johnny McHambere, was probably fatally crushed. others were seriously injured.
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Prean Angelo
Texan
Jonny McHambere
Highpeed
Ue Concha
Othwrn
Sunset Limited Wrecked in Louisiana
A damaged dispatch reports a Sunset Limited wreck in Louisiana involving a Southern Pacific line. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a train derailed and overturned near a station, with possible injuries and a disrupted schedule.
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Sunset Limited
Louisiana
Governor Wilson's Train in Wreck Reports Mix of Weather
Governor Wilson arrived in Omaha as a rainstorm damaged his travel so the train encountered mishap. News notes describe a calm reaction and stable condition after the incident.
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Wilson
Omaha
Ned
Death of Col Milton Walker Sims in Texas
Col Milton Walker Sims, aged about 40, died October 4, 1912, at his home in Bryan Texas after years of declining health. He served in the Confederate Army, later practiced law, and became a farmer. He left a wife Mrs. Pattie Wilson Sims and four children. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with many friends in attendance.
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Milton Walker Hill
Simenod
J. Fred Smite
Dalvnd
Chautauqua
N.Y
iWin
Mike
Bims
Haywendenuully
Tennessee
Alabama
Mma
Mens College
Virginia
Awittn
Ume
Bain BoutHera
Sand
Sime
Charles 1
Maurits
Texas
Louisiana
Lima
Naird
Arizona
Mexico
Baird
Uulad
Catone Sima
Yulle
Milnesn
Alding
Galveston
Bryan
Emme Sun
Mina Lacy
Air Sime
South Texas
Clare
Dalla
Si Clack
the News
Pattie Wilson
MW. Ima, Jr
Att Dee Sime
Tain City
Bmw Mills
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Yar
Port Worth
J. A. Arnold
Patentine
John A. Bryan
General Salazar
San Angelo
McHumbere
Merchante
Mys
Ously
Jay
Sanders Bros
Bell Bros
Milton Walker Sims
Seidler
Milton Walker Bins
Horn Toat Tentanssee
Wu Bent
Herravall
P.O. Mabert
Te Colamn
Department of
Hobiert
Department of Tekin
Gengral Singruder
Natchen
Mina
Vicks Ming
St. Lovie
Johnson
Prom
Vicksburg
Minalasippi
Ummett
Sims
Xenceman
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O'Eoeke
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Coe
W. J Gander
Stoddard
Metontn
Waterind Paver
R As
David Reid & CO
Essenkay
Essenkay Sales Company
Bryan, Tara
A. L. Mondrick
Staver Buggies
F. F. Parks
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