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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
2
A Coatesville Herald column by editor H. E. Hathaway discusses irrigation challenges, seasonal rain, and a vision of a life-filled colony amid hills. The piece likens a “hole in the sky” to opening prospects for colonists and guerrilla warfare themes shaping the venture.
A tragedy linked to the Poincare salute ends in two deaths as a Space activityongoing mission explodes during a Mars journey attempt. Investigators probe the crash and causes being examined by officials and engineers.
Washington dispatch notes unanimous consent to pass the Alaskan railroad bill and a hotel water bill. President Povnchesvol plans dinners with the lord mayor and City of Kon, then travels to Windsor Castle and the French foreign office for a busy sequence of engagements. The trip includes a visit to Olimpia, a Buckingham Palace outlook, and a forthcoming voyage to Dever aboard the French warship Gloire with sister cruisers Conde and Mareillinise before returning to France.
A fragment suggests fashion’s push for small feet via a rubber bandage absorbing excess tissue. It notes the method is costly and mainly accessible to the wealthy, with references to a “beauty Inventor bag” and a diminishing standard for grandmothers’ feet.
The article claims extensive coral beds at Clseathi in Niger West Africa offer potential wealth for the region and mention further mineral prospects west of the Sigero. It notes expected economic impact and hints at social changes as communities respond to new resources.
In Washington on June 24 Woodrow Wilson and Ellice Lou Axson marked 28 years of marriage with an informal tea for intimate friends at the White House. The couple’s daughters Jessie and Eleanor were home to share the celebration while Margaret Wilson was visiting elsewhere. Gift bouquets and flowers flooded the White House as well wishers sent congratulatory offerings.
In Quincy Massachusetts during June a stolen car burned after a crash near Weymouth, killing Alton Tripp, twenty one, and Daniel Pow lie. The two were with a companion who survived in a conscious condition. The men had been at a hotel and were invited to ride with others to a location in the area when the incident occurred.
A terse pledge outlines U S actions to deport Chinese nationals as part of a broader immigration stance. The note mentions authorities, protocols, and potential timelines, signaling hardline measures and enforcement focus amid ongoing debates.
Report out of Durango details a deadly shooting linked to H K Thaw’s cousin. The assailant escaped, with police pursuing leads as reports mention a siege atmosphere and territorial tensions. Mexico’s city culture and a disrupted communication link are noted in the surrounding coverage.
Sir Jonathan Hutcbhigon, repawned as a Burgbo and specialist in treatment for leprosy, appears at Linalemers in Surrey.
A young man, age eighteen, tried to shoot in a court setting and faced related charges as officers intervened before an alleged highway robbery could escalate. The event led to detainment and proceedings, with further legal actions anticipated as the case moves forward in court.
Mre. Preddharvey widow of the Harvey Railroad racing service founder and mother of Prov Harvey of Kansas City died at her home in Leavenworth on June 21. She served as present manager of the system.
The text depicts a president urging currency reform to loosen rigid controls and empower free enterprise. It calls for elastic credit to match expanding and contracting transactions, with emphasis on decisive statesmanship, practical tools for business, and immediate action despite sacrifices. Potential passages stress household and civic responsibilities, cleanliness, and modernization as part of economic vitality. The overall message centers on adopting reforms now to sustain growth and credit vitality.
Peart the Thai town suffers a major fire with no local protection outside a bucket brigate. The blaze started in the James Price elevator and spread to nearby facilities including VW Fisher and Menzies Ox ice house. Lumber and logs along Winnis Central railroad were burned. James Price lost $1040 and Fisher and Menzies-Cox reported losses.
A garbled text fragment evokes a wartime setting with references to battles, riverine terrain, and vigilance. It hints at a siege or defence scenario with vague mentions of guards, danger, and looming conflict, though many names and terms are indecipherable.
A damaged, unclear OCR passage describes a sequence where a person or figure ties strips and nails, then lifts and moves through a doorway toward a grounded area with small pegs. The text is fragmentary with many garbled terms and inconsistent names.
Stobbers entered the Fast Hardware store at 3 Main street and took $24 from the cash register plus hardware valued at $80. Entry used a cellar way and the theft was not found until Bast opened shop. Police suspect professional robbers with a spring wagon transporting the heavier items.
A chaotic fragment describes a miner and a gun incident with an eerie death. Names appear tangled in garbled OCR text, but the scene notes a toe trigger and a fatal outcome.
In Dekalb County details emerge of a government treasurer and local merchants amid a chaotic incident. The report notes a death by self harm during a weather event, with unclear connections to a plan or motive and mentions Garnett and Mespothenes in passing, casting doubt on authorities.
Lawrenceburg man chosen as surgeon at the Martone Hospital in San Francisco. He faces charges related to medical practice and was appointed after credentials review. The notice lists hospital postings and required appointments for the medical staff.
Officials in Columabas state release 1 000 black bass into the Wittriver stream to replenish fish stocks. The action takes place under the supervision of the state pate aid Amos and the office of the state Coudinsianer. The release is expected to benefit the local ecosystem over the next ten days.
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