Federals Ambushed While Relieving General Navarro
Mexican government forces marching to aid General Navarro were halted by an ambush in a mountain pass as rebels blew up the railway line. About 21 were killed, 42 wounded and 10 missing, with 600 troops aboard the train and several field pieces lost, the assault led by Bandit Chief Panoho Vili.
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Navarro
Diaz
Shier
HI Pano
Tex
Mexich
Allort
Wester Gick Howhna
de Trotteald
Troupe Avoard
Vail Nob
Pivces
Nuline
Guimou
Uhey
Il Olden
Pass
Mulpino
Dogan
Merciess
Pase
Puyr
Mexicana
Chibua
Mundox
Tor
Iran
Vedernallies
Thas
Chinmbua
Chihwa Huw Oudie Americas
Madero
Cerra Prieto
Nour
Chihuahuave
San Andreas
Paral
Jimone
Miroh
Robeland
Chikiahia
Post Office Report Shows Growth in Parcels and Costs
The 1910 annual report by the Postmaster General's office notes 50,684 postal items on June 30, a rise from the prior year. Expenditures reached $22,977,204 with a deficit of $5,848,006. The report also references recommendations for paid leave for rural and city carriers, as previously urged.
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Wishington
Grandfeld
Pontamions
United States
Xroah
Gopoate
Abuonea
Ater
Elty Fetter
Morrozone Tonic Ad Promises Cure All Ailments
A distressed plea outlines a girl suffering from weakness and poor appetite. The advertisement touts Morrozone as a universal remedy, claiming it rebuilds nerves, stimulates appetite, and restores health. It lists contact details and a sales route targeting rural customers.
Patron Mutual Mire Association annual meeting notice
The annual meeting of the Pa tron's Mutual Mire Association will be held Tuesday January 10 at 10 a.m. at its offices in Corry for election of officers and general business. A. Ti Olmstead, Pres. G. D. Heath, Secy.
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Patron's Mutual Mire Association
Corry
A. Ti
Olmstead
Pres
G. D. Heath
See'y
Senator Aldrich Operates On New York Yea
A garbled historic clipping mentions Senator Aldrich and mentions various names and places in an unclear sequence. The text references On New York and a right hand or aide, with scattered phrases about operations and a dollar amount.
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Aldrich
New York
W. Aldrich
Unclear historic note on midnight doctors and visitors
Fragmentary OCR text mentions doctors, visitors, and names like Molloy and Parne Davi but lacks coherent events or dates. The passage is garbled, with missing verbs and unclear syntax, hindering concrete summary or identification of entities.
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Dolor
Paine Liller
Reduced Prices on Our Entire Stock of Dry Goods
Massen ger and Son announce a sale on all dry and furnishing goods for the balance of 1910. Located at 212 West Main Street, the store invites customers to take advantage of lowered prices before year end.
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Massenger & Son
West Main Street
City Backed PD M Jackson At Union Depot
Proprietor meets all trains at Union Depot with close service to all parts of the city. Special attention given to transfer of trunks and baggage. Phone numbers listed for inquiries.
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M. Jackson
Union Depot
Hirst
Tie Vity
Bagenge
Hoth Phonen
Will and Estate Proceedings Mentioned in Obscure Writ
A probate note describes a will contest involving Tahine estate matters. The document references executors, beneficiaries, and a widow, with mentions of distributions and the net income slated for a future disposition. Names and places appear in fragmented OCR form, showing court action and possible guardianship concerns.
New York Provision Market Prices and Bin List
An OCR page lists commodities at New York and East Buffalo markets with prices for corn oats pork cheese butter eggs potatoes wheat corn and flour. It includes livestock quotes for cattle hogs sheep and lambs plus Buffalo hay and grain prices and miscellaneous bulk totals. The data show varied rates such as corn at 1.18, oats at 26, pork around 21,002,611 and butter around 0.20 to 0.76 per unit, alongside dairy and grain product notes and market names.
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New York
Stata Spwolat
Potators
Lane Eland
Prison for Next Offender Court Warne Must Pay Costa
Philadelphia reports Albert Y. HMM, convicted of maintaining a disorderly house, faced sentencing and possible appeal. Local authorities had pursued closing the establishment, with potential fines of 500 dollars for others, and a future punishment policy tied to convictions. The narrative includes a dramatic courtroom moment and witness reactions.
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Alno
Costa
Philadelphia
Albert Y. Hmm
Iowa
Coats
Tadletmont
Weather Summary For Local Area
Weather forecast indicates generally fair conditions with a cool breeze. Temperatures expected to remain moderate with yesterday's winds easing. Winds shift toward lighter directions Thursday and overall conditions should stay dry.
For Mother Clock and silverware sale list
A catalog style listing shows mantel clocks from four to thirty dollars, eight inch bowls priced at three to ninety eight dollars, carving sets from one to eleven dollars, knives forks and utensils from two sixty to fifteen dollars, various decorative items including vases rings and signets, silver pocket knives, watch fobs, chains, brushes, hat rings, and other small luxury items with prices spanning one to three hundred dollars, reflecting an era catalog offering a wide range of gift items.
Thimble Offer Sparks Curious Local Bidding
A fragment describes a “greatest timble value” sale of a single gold thimble. The note hints at a unique item and a minimal quantity, inviting local buyers to inquire about the piece and price.
Trouble Brews Over House Discharge Rule Reform
The article discusses Witos Representative Iwajered pushing a bill reading rule reforms in the House. Reformers want a change so a discharge motion requires only the bill title read. Cannon and supporters debate the rule's impact on timely consideration and potential indefinite holdups, with advocates urging reversal to enable quicker access to measures.
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Witos
Iwajered
Gover
Weshington
Tive
Wien
Jesusnos
Cannon
Iris
Mann
Die Tofores
Reid
UBL
Omnibus Claims Bill Passes Senate with 2.2 Million Appropriations
The omnibus claims bill totaling 2.2 million dollars advanced in Congress despite Kansas Senator Bristow's minor objections. The measure allocates 25.2 million in total appropriations, including 849,000 for French spoilation, with the bill moving to the House for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benate
Washington
Sonor Bristow
Kansas
House
Senate
Per Diem Employes Seek More Concessions From President
Washington reports delegate L Mayhew, representing per diem employees on the Panama Canal project, pressed the president for further concessions amid recent vacation pay changes. The article notes a dispute over six weeks annual vacation versus overtime pay for per diem workers and references ongoing administrative responses.
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Washington
L. Mayhew
Panama
Neyo
Aulte Suilulent
Your Good Name Quote Lesson From Bulwer Lytton
The excerpt warns that a person should lend money carefully, valuing reputation over cash. It argues money can be recovered, but a lost name is impossible to regain, urging prudence in extending credit and guarding one’s standing. The moral centers on integrity and the lasting impact of financial trust.
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Pico
Walter
Anny
Bulwer Lytton
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Burkhardt's
Talso
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Tate
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Cohen
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East Buffalo
Buffalo
United States Weather Bureau
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Claudy
Atlantic
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Tuitato
Lanne
New Orleans
Olwar Clay Avaubington
Wright
Hull
Por Rive
Voat Chaina
Jas. H. Wright
Sal Aed Mann
Omnibus
Abraham Kincol
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State Department
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