Earthquake Ravages Mexican Cities Beyond Mexico City
Reports describe destruction across parts of Mexico from the quake with Colima and Popotla rattled by blue smoke and lightning. Islands like Montesumas in Lake Xochimilco vanished, and many Aztec descendants in the region perished or lost homes and crops. Guadalajara and Tacuba saw injuries, while Acapulco faced heavy damage and an estimated fourteen million dollars in costs.
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Doctors Form Trust in Manchester Sale of Amputation Services
Physicians in Manchester organize a medical and surgical trust and announce a sale of prices for amputation. The listed price is ten dollars for amputation of a single finger or toe and six dollars more for an additional procedure. The notice appears to detail charges for multiple procedures.
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Senate committee doubts amendments will pass on floor
In Washington a four hour discussion of Canadian reciprocity preceded an executive session. Chairman Pierce warned any amendments likely to be adopted by the committee would be killed on the Senate floor. Chicago reports a record heat wave with the hottest June day in forty years as Joe OO endures extreme temperatures.
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Heat Wave Claims Seven Lives in Chicago
Extreme heat in Chicago led to seven deaths and widespread distress as temperatures surged. Authorities warned residents to seek shade, stay hydrated, and check on vulnerable neighbors amid the scorching conditions.
Goat Cepsieed Four Lest Appleton WienFour
Four giles were droweed and five other vewupania of email sail boat marrowly ecaped. No clear names or places are readable, but the fragment suggests a boating incident with multiple people involved and several escapes.
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Western Newspaper Union News Roundup From Across the Nation
A hodgepodge of brief items: Portland elects A. G. Rowhlight mayor. bank robberies in Tooele and a congressman-elect for Iowa’s Ninth District. Tulsa bakes under extreme heat. Notable marriages include Grace Bryan and Richard L. J. Hargreaves in Lincoln. Fort Lupton shows irrigation powered by electricity. freight coal rates to Fremont face ICC challenge. Nat Goodwin seeks stock and real estate from Edna Goodrich in Los Angeles. A 92-year-old is wed in Oklahoma. a Garfield kin dies in Los Angeles. a Portland family murder shocks Ardenwald. Carre Nation dies in Leavenworth after sanitarium stay.
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Taft and Canada Trade Pact Debate Dominates Session
A chaotic Washington pageiller highlights Taft backing the Canadian reciprocity pact as Senate action stalls on broader issues. The report notes antitrust scrutiny for U S Steel and plans to cut army divisional HQs, with Mexico facing claims over Chinese deaths and a looming budget crisis for several banks amid market jitters.
Cubs move to end the national lottery leander way
One hundred residents of Leon Mexico are dead from rot in that city according to messages received Lawrence Hargrave a bow bite inventor of Sydney Weleimen to have constructed an aeroplane which she called foo proof One hundred and fifty killed centyrive wounded property loss 10000 are the net wreckage of the earthquake that rent the capital of Mon too recently Twenty eight Mexican iterals opposed to Madero were that at wunkee on Saturday and Bue day for the Alte lcelet extremeClon pania and Altar Mexico King George imperial crown and the men crown being exhibited by Garrarda crown jewelers valued at 7600000
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New York Takes Lead With 7 1 Win Over Chicago
News from the pennant race notes New York defeating Chicago 7 to 1 in the final series game. Also reports match results from boxing bouts and a proposed world title bout in Buenos Ayres with Tex Rickard planning a 40,000 purse for a double challenger event. Dr Edward Grace dies at seventy in Gloucestershire.
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Temperature records and political notes from early June
A grab bag of items includes Andrew Carnegie’s donation for a hero fund in Holland, Illinois moves toward direct nominations in Massachusetts, and Jack Johnson planning a England voyage for the coronation. It notes extreme heat in Kirksville and Philadelphia, a high Albany law school honor for a woman, and a wireless rule for passenger steamers after July.
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Wyoming News Incomplete Local Event Notes
Fragmentary state wire item mentions Cheyenne events and a weather celebration. It references Clara McManus in a troubling context and a farmer named John Grobarkie connected to a penitentiary outcome. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Over Telephone Franchise Pact in Cheyenne
After a lengthy contest the city council and the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company reached a two year franchise agreement. Sheridan county court records show J. Bam Davin of Parkman filed suit against the Chicago Burlington Quincy Railroad for 145 dollars claiming damages from stock shipment delays.
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Man Killed Following Quarrel in Crook County
In Crook county a quarrel near a remote shearing pen led to the shooting death of Cecil Quackenbush. Pemberton Foust rode away on a coworker’s horse and escaped over the mountain Mine.
Thousand Delegates Looked For At Idaho Meeting
A thousand delegates are expected at the Inter Mountain Good Roads Association meeting in Pocatello Idaho on June 22 23 and 24. Delegates will come from Idaho Montana Utah Colorado and Nevada to discuss road issues and improvements.
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Wyoming Wool Growers See Wool Tariff Bill As Joke
The Wyoming Wool Growers Association based in Cheyenne reports agents in Washington say there will be no regulation affecting the wool tariff in this Congress. The Democrat introduced bill is dismissed as a joke.
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Digs Up Gila Monster at Hile Ranch
James Chisholm, while digging on hile ranch, uncovered a reptile believed to be a Gila monster about twelve inches long with a blunt tail. The creature showed a vicious disposition and attempted to bite Chisholm as its first act.
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Wild Steers Attack Oil Man Near Spring Valley
Evanston oil operator J. G. Fischer was attacked by three wild steers while walking across country near Spring Valley. He was knocked down and trampled but fought back with a pocket knife, goring avoided as the animals retreated after he wounded them. he survived the encounter.
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Wyoming Oregon Basin Project Bond Filed
The Wyoming Oregon Basin Company has until July 1 to file a 100000 bond with the State Land Board to assure completion of the irrigation scheme in the Big Horn basin. The Oregon basin project, largest private capital venture, will reclaim 260000 acres with 100000 under water at once, after over 400000 expended on canals and reservoirs.
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Woman Geoures Liberty After Wyoming Pardon
Anna Bruce from Cheyenne is to be released from the Colorado penitentiary after a Wyoming board of pardons recommendation. She had been serving a long term for striking her father at their ranch home in Vina County years earlier. The case involved her and her mother preparing to flee to work, an incident that preceded her conviction.
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Death of 13 year old Ray Herbor linked to tin whistle
Ray Herbor, aged 13, died after swallowing a tin whistle. Doctors attempted three operations over months but the metal object perforated his intestines, leading to his death.
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Wyoming Shearing Clip Reaches Up To 1 000 000 Pounds
Cheyenne reports the sheep shearing season has concluded with total gains near one million dollars. The weekly clip runs between 1 000 000 and 10 000 000 pages of wool, reflecting strong production across the state.
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Notable Talk on Country Life and Town Breezes
The dialogue contrasts country living pleasures with urban breezes and spectacle. Johnny rejects remaining a silent figure, seeking a showman role rather than a mere angel. Woodson promotes town life while mentioning cool air, real or imagined.
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Comes A Time When Coffee Shows What It Has Been Doing
A Rome New Mexico matron complains coffee has harmed her health causing dizziness stomach upset and irritability. She quits coffee and switches to Postum, noting her symptoms improved and her blood nerves and digestion stabilized.
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