Rebels seize Tuxpan as U S warship sails for protection
Western Union News Service Manila reports Tuxpan a maritime town 145 miles NW of Vera Cruz has fallen to rebels under Jove Vaga after a hard fight. A U S battleship with Rear Admiral Frank P Fletcher aboard sailed from Vera Cruz to Tuxpan for potential armed protection as American and English residents seek refuge amid rising tensions in Mexico City and Huerta regime uncertainties.
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Western
Union News Service
Mexico City
Tuxpan
Vera Cruz
Jove Vaga
Firnties
Frank P. Fletcher
Gulf of Mexico
Fletcher
Louisiana
Gulf
Vera Crag
Hoor
Flood Sweeps Wyoming Towns Cutting Roads And Livestock Loss
A cloudburst in Wyoming causes heavy hail and a wall of water washing through Perria and nearby areas. Hundreds flee homes as cattle sheep and grain are lost. Uolon Pacific main line and several bridges washed out. Rescue teams work to reduce damage and prevent more deaths while phone lines fail and alerts go out.
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Kawlins
Wye
Here
Merrie
Perria
Nescue Partes
Uolon Pacific
Gert Bhet Involved in Burglar Pact Case
Local report notes Gert Bhet alleged involvement in a burglary pact. Authorities indicate he joined a group planning theft and evading capture. Further details remain limited as investigations continue.
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Gert Bhet
Turbulent Early 1900s Briefs Highlight Social and Crime Headlines
Sunlit dispatches report miners rescued at Spruce mine No 1 Keelath Mion. Sheridan Ore business destroyed. Portland arrests of IWW women led by Marie Equi defy mayor. Other items note California Democrat Mrs Caukin, police officer scandal, a governor pardon in Montana, and Klondike gold transport to Seattle.
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Keelath
Mion
Bond
Sheridan
Portland
de. Marie Equi
WU Sone
Gree Caukin
Sonoma
Cal
OU Abted Bhatien
Stokeupy
Koheos City
Leon Cwolwows
McKinley
Jmseus
John PL Metauley
Tutte
Mont
Stewart
Hall Ware
Clonte
Nome
Asacke
Seattle
Klondike Old Aby
Sochiliets
Induetelol Workers of
Pacific Reserve
Beuttle
Wash
Newe Chendele
Witeon
Socialist Party
Mra
Olive J. Smith
Sleetvests
Whiting
Ban Jose
Mastick
Washington Senate Debates Military and Postal Reforms
In Washington, senior Shafroth defends free lecturing rights as debates touch on the secretary Garrison and postal rate revisions. The article notes shifts in parcel rates, delays to August dates, and government plans for wartime mobilization and wage dispute machinery, with civil service and treasury considerations shaping upcoming bills.
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Shafroth
Senate
Mrgin
Garrison Hae
Milc Wiest
Teviver
Burle
Mall
Totestia
Evetom
Oe Kowtee
Senatore Shafroth
Thomas
Vrouk A. Wheeler
Thomas Annour
Ingortant Paomel
Teneo Cole
Secretary of Treasury
McAdoo
Aeeayer
War Department
Necusive
State
Mealew City
United States
War News From Europe and Asia as Front Lines Shift
Reports detail moves by Ottoman forces toward Thrace and Adrianople and a tremor in Württemberg from turmoil. Delegations leave Belgrade for Nish, while Bulgarian intrigue and Greek replies frame a volatile Balkan scene. A Birmingham church fire and a memorial scene in London punctuate daily war coverage. American workers die in Mexico amid ransom disputes as Constantine reports Bulgarian atrocities in Macedonia.
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Thrane
Adrianople
Wurttemburg
Sharp Marthqiake
Papritentt
Ivanteherf
Col. Topteherf
Nelgrade
Nish
Patric of
Tin Laveen
Dir Erat Groupe
Bellyoak
Cuhurch
Birmingham
Eng
Elma
Kelevin Kaetee
Wentminster Abbey
London
Kittinh
United States
Edwarda
Jioron
John Griffin
Chinchupa
Chihiahua
Wisconsin approves ten round no action contests
Governor McCovern signs measure legalizing ten round no contest bouts in Wisconsin. The article notes related political chatter and various local and national incidents across sports, transportation, and public life, with scattered named individuals and places.
Late Market Quotations for Cattle and Hogs with Prices
Market notes show prices for cattle and hogs including corn fed and pulp fed categories, with values for cows and heifers, feeders and stockers, and prime hogs. Termed quotes reflect Denver jobbers and regional farm goods across vegetables, grains, and fruits, with ranges for hay, grain, and dairy inputs.
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Aootehoo
Biock
Ccceeen
Eee
AHOUE
Seerenes
Renenes Tiger TD Bulle
Waasevessenne
Ieee Cns T
Miscellaneous Markets and Commodity Prices Report
Lead and spelter prices listed with firm bids. Chicago grain quotes show cash wheat and various No. 2 through No. 6 grades with mixed new and old designations. Omaha live stock markets note cattle and calf prices, with ranges for western steers and heifers and dairy components.
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Chicago
Satie
Harley
Rangers Kill Beasts in Shoshone and Yellowstone Areas
News from Cheyenne reports Rangers in Shoshone National Forest joining Yellowstone near the east edge killed fifteen wolves, twenty five coyotes, seven wildcats and seven lynxes. They collected several hundred dollars in bounty, and analysts say profits would have risen if depredations continued. Stock men report ongoing losses to sheep calves cattle and horses across the state.
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Caton News
Shoshone National Forest
Yellowstone National Park
Local accidents and fever cases across Wyoming towns
A wagon overturn rescue near the Shoshone river saved several children as ten year old Clarence Snyder steadied others downstream. Reports of wood tick bites cause spotted fever in Lovell Dry Head and Bi bylee with serious to non fatal outcomes. Sundance railroad sale to William R. Lyman marks first step for a Sundance line while Cheyenne sees a state institute site purchase and building plans. Fort Washakie notes Chief Washakie’s son dies of tick fever, and Cheyenne reports Private H Beatell under observation after mercury exposure.
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Coly
Clarence Snyder
Sundance Road
Sundance
Wyoming
McLaughlin Tie and Timber Company
William R. Lyman
Big Prizes for Best Greer Ropers in Cheyenne Event
Cheyenne Wyoming hosts the annual roping contest during the frontier celebration with substantial prizes. The Cheyenne Frontier Association awards top ropers in the world championship event scheduled around August 20.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne Frontier Association
Steam Shovel Record Broken at Buford Pits
A steam shovel at Union Pacific gravel pits in Buford set a ten hour day record by handling 810,000 pounds of material, after lifting 125 cars of capacity 110,000 pounds each during the shift. The feat surpasses any armor shovel used in the Paceme canal excavations.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Buford
Cbiff
Paceme Canal
Idaho Lamb Shipments Hit Cheyenne Markets
Idaho lamb shipments to Cheyenne markets have been extraordinarily heavy in the past three weeks with about 400 carloads, double previous figures. Bronche Buster injured in Oise incident, Mortestee, Waller Mommett, and Brunche Buglet are named in the crash report. the latter died at the hospital.
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Cheyenne
Idaho
Kastere
Cure
Cheywone
Oise
Mortestee
Waller Mommett
Bie
Wyoming News of the Week highlights new developments
The weekly Wyoming roundup reports a new bank building at Cody, a planned Glenrock schoolhouse, a woolen mill in Sheridan, a Wheatland fire destroying a millinery shop, and a county ball park project in Rock Springs. It notes the Colony Development Company of Rawlins forming with 1 million capital, a death in Laramie, Rock Springs bonds for a high school, mining injuries in Superior, and various local incidents including a shooting accident in Casper and a thunderstorm fatality in the Jackson Hole region.
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Anew Bank
Cody
Glenreck
Sheridan
Wheatland
Martello
Rock Springs
Loramie
Midwest
Caoper
Colonyo Development Company
Rawlins Hias Teen Incorporated
William J. McClary
Laramie
Moapa
New
W. B. Davis
Superior
Otto Milbrath
Casper
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Saratoga
Forsyth
Carey
Owl Creek
Weld
Lartimer
T. R. Jones
Sundance
Montgomery of Dixon
Scotland
Edinburgh
Paradoxical Quotes and Aphorisms From Silent Echoes
A fragmented collection of quips and maxims on risk beauty profit and human resolve. It blends wry observations about fortune romance and enterprise with brief musings by George Eliot and Canon Morley, offering a curio of literary snippets and public aphorisms.
How She Did It Widow's Quick Wiles Impress Neighbors
A courtship tale unfolds as a widow charms the town with swift arrangements. She engaged a carpenter to do woodwork, then broke it off and married the plumber after the work was complete. The widow's savvy handling earns praise and laughs from amused locals.
The Clocks We Wear
The article explains glove marks and clock motifs on stockings originate from sewing seams in old garments. It notes fourchelle pieces between fingers and back band braiding concealed seams. It compares cloth stockings and leather hat bands as relics of prior craft methods reflected in decorative clocks and bows.
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Harper's Weekly
Flour of Another Color In Family Row
A fragment portrays a tense domestic scene as a young man debates family issues with a stern father. The dialogue hints at honor, marriage, and social expectations within a troubled household.
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Mexico
Appeal OF England
Washington
Huerta
Elementa la
Callapeo
Elrelos
Wilwon Leanx
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexicc City
Mle
Wilson Hae
Cen
Urbana
State Department
Banka
Citheems
Biazen
Hamm
Monterey
Torreon
Interior Mexico
Toxio
Japan
Clovdburst IN
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Roumania
Hulgariation
Houmania
Tervia
Greeve
John Econ
Bemste Gupperte
Dane
Newlands
Clayton Bill
Constantine
Greece
Madi Hellik
Foros
Macedonia
Associated Press
SPORT
McCovern
Wisconsin
Bobby” Wallace
St Louis
Francia T. Mayer
West
Donahoe
Chicago Americone
Bus
Ohio
State Hospital
Springfield
Otic
Knut Dodd
St. Laws
Bacon
United Statenate
United Sitanen
Mary Welsh
Milledale
Mich
Bowen Lind
Mario Hart
Galesburg
Dee Moines
Lowe
Madleon
New York
Newlande Act
Maywood
Mille
Frederick V. & Croeby
Veioe Peele Hailroad Company
Coulrat Trust Company
Trun
New York Exchange
Eule
Wbick
Wrehaner Tinn
Denver
Hoga
F. O
Colorado Upland
Nebraska Upland
Colorado
Nebraska
South Park
San Lule Valley
Gunnison Valley
Colo
Nebranka
Standard
Crate
Bow
Coho
Bok
Cues
Wall
Moosterm
Sane
Cole
Creamerioa
East
Creamerios
Lead and Spelter
Bt. Louis
Esa
Sovanda
Omaha
Ubenael
Ake
KK. Lambert
Engliet
Lamboer
Herolam
Lovell
Joe Taggart
Scott Heady
Gheen
Loramie William Radichal
Bibylee
Institute
State Board of Charities and
Reforma
Induc ‘Trial Institute
Worland
Conslete
Gauseres
Gon
Fort Washakie
George Washakie
Washakie
Mercury
May
H. Beatell
Fort Russell Hospital
News of the
Vestine Newanapee Union
Morrlee
Cantemania
Wyoming Banke
Chernin
Douglas County
Mawin
Bayt
Bnet
Laramie County
Sheridan County
Alvab Grimmett
Lander
Mine Olive TD. Scott
Richard H. Scott
Wyotoka Supreme Court
iHeber
Gheeley
St. Lake's
Bplecopal Church
Dean Mowston
Voloey Jean Tidball
Mise
Gertrude Killen Ponting
Jamee Pouwtog
la Grande
Ore
University of Wyoming
Weahington
Benster Warren
Garrison
Wiecoming Weuternvielt
Yellowsone National Park
Mtto
Indian Office
Trelale
Capitol Waiklag
Dean
Foster-Lilburn CO
Buffalo
N. T
Mickel
Paradise
George Eliot
Canon Morley
Tie Bowl
Papa
Euummien Geile
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