Revolution in Honduras Quelled in British Territory
A telegraphic dispatch from President Dayilla of Honduras reports the Atlantic coast revolt near Mandurag has been suppressed. Details are scarce. rebels, including many Americans, were pursued by British authorities and militia as they moved through Belize and Glover’s Cay. Several clashes occurred at Puerto Cortez and San Pedro, with casualties on both sides and arrests of some rebels. The fate of the invaders remains uncertain as authorities condemn any landing attempts.
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New Orleans
Cublegram
Dayilla
Honduras
Mandurag
Paasengera
Celba
Puerto Cortex
Bellee Elye
Variana Points
Boillia
Belse
Cotoxel
Glover's Eay
Hellse
Caribbean
Hondura
Nicaragua
Barrada
Coron
Puerto Cortez
San Pedro
Roosevelt silent on Saratoga role in Ohio nominating talks
The article reports Colonel Roosevelt declining to say whether he will take an active part in the Saratoga convention. He aims to support the men who stood by him, insists he has received no outside advice, and emphasizes backing the party for the best possible results and candidate.
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Yysterday
Gennel Ruoke Syl
Ohio
Mina
Simmonds
Ghent
Cain
Wurde
Hodsevwl
New York
Hinton
Mle Vial
Wille
Allen
Roosevelt
Wellve Jrl
Batetoga
Snel
Mo Wis
Saganiate Hil
Nalon
Aland
Balky horse causes wagon crash near Beaver Falls
On July 23 in Beaver Falls, a horse pulling a light wagon with five people led to a wreck when the horse balked and backed. Mrs. Joseph Figley suffered severe bruises and a crushed ankle, with others—Mrs. Willan Swegeer, two Pittsburg children, and driver Walter Htennen—receiving bruises. The wagon was destroyed after backing about 90 feet.
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Beaver Falls
Heaver Falls
Joseph Fighey
Aiverview
Willan Swegeer
Pittsburg
Walter Htennen
Harding animates Ohio Republicans name Marion editor for governor
The Marion editor is urged as a candidate amid a split Republican forum. Cleveland figures support Heiman for governor while Granville W Mooney vies for a House seat. Mohard Ilvox defeats Bundonville by 628 to 188 in county returns.
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Ohio
Marion
Golivius
Hill
Yeotorday eShurann
Cleveland
Heiman Xovervar
Granvill
Congressmen to Lose Patronage in Post Office Shakeup
Washington March 28 The administration adopts Hitchcock’s plan to strip Congressmen of almost all patronage in fourth class post offices. Civil service control ends for many offices while postmasters are to be appointed by the Postmaster General after a written exam. Earlier experiments showed mixed results and some doubt remains on full privatization.
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Hitchcock
Civil Service
Washhivion
Sicily
Soni
Lave Rave
Rowevett
Talia
Siena
Romevale
Jone
Ofizibus
Tower de Posemasters Rans Fron & Low
Fourth Cines
Farmer shoots daughter and mortally wounds wife near Albany
Charles Green, a Lees Corners farmer near Clarksville, 15 miles from Albany, shot and killed his daughter Riva and mortally wounded his wife on a highway. He fled with seven year old Chester as deputies pursued. a witness described Green threatening his wife and firing at her head before killing the girl and escaping into the woods.
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Albany
N. Y
Charles Green
Lees Corners
Clarksville
Riva
Green
Chester
Woos
Platt
Hoet
William J. Vadney
Vadney
Elmo
Hey
Hem
Krian
Chester Breeh
How Far the Blood Travel
An excerpt discusses blood circulation rates claiming blood travels about 220 miles per day and nearly 7,000,000 miles over an eighty-four year life, based on assumed heart rate and pressure. The passage presents astonishing calculations on the distance blood could travel during a lifetime.
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Chicago
Flotald
Poisonous snake bites girl in Richmond yard
Miss Mary Wood of the West Hard district was bitten multiple times by a venomous snake that lay in a yard rac before dawn. She went to work, felt rising pain, and returned home after a long day as doctors treated with tincture. The incident prompted authorities to remove the reptile as the girl remains under medical care.
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Iehmond
Mise Mary Wood
Stolen Jewels Recovered After Yearlong Mystery
The jewels valued at about 100000 were said to be recovered with authorities noting only the thief or accomplices surrounding the loss remain unknown. Reported that they were found in a Pittburg box with Mrs Rea having misplaced them after returning from a function.
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Henry
Nog
Stever
United States
Senalan Gooree J. Oliver
Jaye Leen
Iittsturg Society
Mindo
Pitsburg Bane
Stortler
Pitburg
Perking Union
Neem
Ken
Jewals
Unclear Phrase Sparks Confusion About House Stay
A garbled OCR fragment mentions someone familiarizing themselves with a house, hinting at an unclear event or stay. No clear names, dates, or actions are readable to confirm details.
Syndicate Grieves Over Large American Railroad Securities Transfer
A major transfer of railroad securities collapsed when Kuln, Looh & Co. in New York received a block of American railroad securities valued over the past nine months. The move involved Dr. P. S. Pearson, a noted engineer, and connected to Harriman era schemes aimed at creating a dominant interlock along a transcontinental rail network. The narrative cites Pearson’s international ties and British tunnel magnate Sir Weaman, noting no familial relation among Pearsons.
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American Railroad Securities
New York
Harriman Jy
Sapner
Thhey
Atlantic
Parilic
Pearson
Tufts College
Sir Weaman
Great Britain
Describing a Greyhound From Harper's Weekly
A Cockney visitor explains a greyhound with a long nose and short body in comic detail. The description dismisses certain breeds and notes that the establishment does not breed or keep greyhounds.
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Harper’s Weekly
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