Cananea Riot Spreads Alarm as Martial Law Proclaimed
Mexican troops and rurales patrol Cananea after two days of fighting leave an estimated thirty six Mexicans and six Americans dead. Colonel Kosterlishy and Governor Ysabel on the ground disarm locals. Colonel Greene leads volunteers. Wage protests over pay sparked the unrest. Americans blame Mexican forces for firing, while Mexican officials deny socialistic causes. Consular and diplomatic reactions note restraint but concern over further clashes.
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Bishee
Arig
Voltn Eers
NATO
Ysabul
Sonora
Kosterlishy
Yorres
Greene
Awne
Canmen Coppatimines
Cananea
Nuco
Kosterncky
Magdalena
W. C. Greene
Willy Colonel
Kostersky
Ysabel
Canonea
Mexico City
Capanea
Cananent
Galbraith
Oid
Intter
Colonel Greene
Rot
Luis LE. Torres
George
Willan Merentt
Chet
Ft 15
KMI
Mexican Herald
Washington
Roosevelt
Fatal Trolley Crash in East Providence Tragedy
Eleven dead and twenty hurt when a crowded trolley derailed near Moore's Corner between Providence and Riverside. Motorman failed to anticipate a sharp curve, a view of the track impeded by a lamp. Names include Atherson, Cranston, Thornton, Providence, Olneyville and more.
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Providence
East Providence
George Athhersom
Thornton
Edward Po Beenaan
Eisteen
Cranston
Ale Franklin
Iverside
Fox
Lo'clack Am
W. J. Laucher
Madrid assassin Morales ends with suicide after Madrid bombing
A Spanish bomber Manuel Morales killed by suicide after a deadly assault in Madrid's Torrejon de Ardos. Villagers, officials, and crowds react as authorities identify Morales through testimonies and arrest details. The incident follows a Barcelona feasting and Morales disguises as a worker at the Madrid station. Police recovered only small money and bread, while the public mourns.
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Madliss
Spain
Annonne Eitetlindy
Manuel Morales
Enpbire
Suleills
Vorregun Dé Ardas
Wim
Stites Valdes
Polinenni
Morales
Antaeolist
Iftien Sucesa
Tadraqua
Lorre
Senor Cuesta
Mortlesstt
Republica
Barcelona
Madrid
Train de Luxe Fihe
Torrejon
Poligenian Suarez Valdes
C Wud
Torrejon de Ardos
Torrejon de Ardoy
Madekd
Morafes
Operation Correction Fails. Man Paralyzed After Eye Surgery
In Albuquerque a man undergoes eye-straightening by a Topehan physicist and Santa Fe clerk. The operation initially seemed successful but a facial twitch followed by spreading paralysis left one side of his face drawn and his lips and limbs paralyzed. He is in Labond Hospital Las Vegas as doctors monitor recovery.
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Albuquerque
Mim
Topehs
James Pesyach
Santa Fe
Labond
Las Vegas
le Test
Cassatt vows action over favoritism amid clamor
President Cassatt, back from Europe, said the Pennsylvania Railroad would be promptly dealt with for favoritism but would not bow to public clamor. He also criticized political leaders in the remarks.
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Pissatt
Pablle
Cassatt
Europe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fatal Loop-the-Loop Accident At Athletic Park
Paul Suberville a prominent New Vhevian was killed and WW Mr Wen thin a planter and tank cashier of New berla fatally injured in the loop-the-loop at Athletic Park New Or ean. The car Simped the mack the pun striking a water unily.
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Paul Suberville
New
Frisco People In Gotham and Sporting Notes Highlights
More than 25 000 San Francisco residents have moved to New York since the earthquake. Cornell over Hamilton 5 1 in Clemson S C. A perpetual yacht trophy cup is offered by Sir John Nutting of a gian. Jardy the four year old bay horse sold for 150 000 to Senor Luro of Argentina. Yale players defeated by Engraved 7 2 in the annual duel meet at New Haven. Attendance at a recent park match reached 80 000. Frere automobile makers oppose holding the Interna competition under new rules. Clute of Kent, Billay, and George VI are noted with CH.
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Cornell University
Hamilton College
Cinton
S.C
John Nutting
Dns
Qhent Lakes
Edmond ‘Blanes
Jardy
Plylag Fox
Aira and Graces
Lis Heen
Senor Luro
Rgeder
Yale
Pliyars
Eijrvaerd
Lhaven Bawn Club
Turfmnen
Stitt
Tha Oamatel
Trampden Park
Glasgow
England
Sethi
Clute
Kent
Billaiy
St Alphonsus A. AL
Boston
President's message on beef report highlights urgent fed inspection
President Theodore Roosevelt urges drastic, federal inspection of all stockyards and packing houses from hoof to can after a special committee report by Reynolds and Neill. He stresses health and decency, calls for legislative action, and proposes funding via a Senate amendment to empower the Agriculture Department to supervise meat preparation and prevent future abuses.
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Awashiieton
Congress
Reynolds
Nelly
Chicago
Senate
House of Representat
Jamey Heanson Reynolds
Charles 2 Neill
Chievto
Gove
Malennider
Bureau of Animal TM Duscy
Ure Department of Agriculture
Messrs. Reynolds and Neill
Bureau of Animnal Indieira
Moseis
Reynolss
Siueiver
Ulstses
Pradiet
Leeds
Houte
Atari
Himiedite
Agricollare
Department of Agriculture
Sonite
Theodore Roosevelt
What They Found No ventilation in buildings and filthy conditions
The report describes ruined units and decayed meat facilities with rotten wood odors and dirty workrooms. It cites lack of handwashing, inadequate restrooms, and no government inspection. It urges compulsory examinations of all interstate products and continuous inspector presence to prevent violations.
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Dhe
Tater
Shari
Fuad
Germain Butchers Association Petition Sparks Health Debate
The Germain Butchers Association seeks action on meat safety and public health concerns. Officials discuss proposed regulations, industry interests, and government response as tensions rise over meat supply and inspections.
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Germain Butchers' Association
Bueluw Sud
Cutpanies
Publtie Health
Poton Stiebtti
Eline Siulien
Washington
United States
Entertains Convent Hope and Political Talks Across Nations
Goosie Chadwick warns she may reveal secrets as Maria Christm of Spain contemplates joining a convent. Mrs. George Gratinin West, widow of a U S Senator from Missoni, dies at home of her daughter. Campbell Bannerman receives a mixed deputation urging Englishwomen to support female suffrage. A New York retailer notes enforcement on sale of Coenthers. A life event marks the eighty-seventh year on May 27 with a family gathering in Boston. Auction at Sotheby’s in London sells items including the Pewiger Duchess of Biaganen Me.
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Maria Christm
Spain
George Gratinin West
United States
Missoni
George Tucson
Campbell Bannerman
New York
Boston
Ehiluten
Washington News Roundup From A Bustling Capitol Hour
A chaotic mix of items from the Capitol including debate over the Naval Appropriation Bill, Roosevelt inviting state governors to Jamestown Exposition, and committee actions on railroad labor reports. Also notes on Smoot seating decision, Supreme Court adjournment, and various international and domestic disturbances from the Philippines to San Francisco.
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Washiington
House
Senate
Roosevelt King
House Commerce Committee
Seite Committee
Rel Smoot
Supreme Court
Foreign affairs and unrest sweep early 20th century Europe and Americas
The report lists multiple events from nations including Sweden Hungary and Guatemala. It notes Premier changes in Sweden and a treaty evolution in Guatemala alongside global shifts in government and policy. It mentions economic strains and armed incidents, with references to the Corth colonial ministry debate and Franco Spanish concerns.
Pittsburg heir Thomas O Conor Jones commits suicide
Thomas O Conor Jones, heir to a vast fortune and head of Jones and Tanetlin Reelgt Co, shot himself in his hotel room. The coroner suspects a smuggled revolver and notes his mother Mrs Cecelia C Jones Murdock was with him before the tragedy. His father left the fortune to his wife and son.
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Ann
Loum
Do Doi
Mae
Jones
Cambridge Springs
Une
Thomas O'Conor Jones
W. Tones
National Republican Committee
Panes Ojarr
I. J. Murdock
Boston
Fones
Marsburg University
Allegheny County
New York Etuhes
Chicago Turns From Meat to Vegetarian Diet Trend
Chicago residents abandon meat in response to the Nell Reynolds report causing a slump in demand across homes, hotels, and restaurants. Dealers rejoice at lower meat purchases while producers report widespread drop in sales, with declines from five to forty percent in key markets.
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Chicagoe Ison
Nell Reynolds
Stephanie Orogst
Ladhed
Mort Aileeg
Gtr
Vibery
Chy
Oregon Races Show Mixed Results In 1900s Lettering
Fragmentary report notes Cham Berlin re elected Oregon governor, a Republican defeat, and U.S. Senate race hints. Mentions Jonathan Bonne and Congress candidates with unclear outcomes, along with suffrage reference and late leads in several districts.
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Mortlind
Oregon
Chamberlin
Elvetul Gays
Jonathan Bonne
United States Senate
Soho Erie
Secoml
Fority
ED Gratin
Dem
Wol Wrawley Dlepa
Gatlowas
Or Tyree Dnajoyity
FLOOP WIPES OUT VIELAGH DISASTER REPORT
Valley town of Flop reports severe flooding with towns near Vielagh evacuated. Bridges washed away and crops damaged as Creeks overflow. Officials warn disruption to rail lines and power, with extensive property loss across the region. Local and state agencies coordinate relief and assess damages.
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Vailchise
Her
Yoo
Luis Leen
Sayre
Scatlowae
Italian man fatally shot by rejected suitor in New Jersey
Alexander Dipaolo of Raritan was shot by Florinda Alario at his home on Mechanic Street Lowerville after attempting to force his advances. Dipaolo died at Somerset Hospital. Alario surrendered at the Somerset County Jail, claiming self defense as two bullets struck Dipaolo in the head. The report notes Dipaolo’s troubled past and mentions ongoing family and social history. It also highlights May and Evelyn Fisk opening a convalescent hospital for poor New York children near Trenton, funded by their country estate activities.
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Alexander Dipaolo
Raritan
Florinda Alario
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Bhi
Dipnola
Tale
Somerset Hospital
Somerset County
Hers
Persuad
Jeave Hin
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Fisk
New York
Samuel Vandivert
George's Road
New Beonswick
Stu
Wells Maymorial Hospital
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Birnwick
Vandivert
Willi
Belleyue Hospital
Ethany, Mo
Crane Brothers sale linked to death of a horse and crash
The Crane Brothers general store in New Providence sold to John Peek and a series of fatal and injurious events followed. A horse named Calico died after years of service on their route, a wagon collision injured a couple in New Brunswick, and a separate incident left a man with broken bones and possible amputation risk. The report also notes multiple local incidents and society news items from the area.
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Crane Brothers
New Providence
John Peek
Caley
Thomas Crane
Calico
Repainting Myths and Paint Purchasing Wisdom
An ivaluable guide urges property owners to repaint in favorable spring conditions to prevent larger future costs. It explains paint aging, oil content, and the danger of dead paint, warns against discount offers, and emphasizes buying from reputable brands with solid guarantees.
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Uintime
Macedoll
Farm Tonics 78 Using Dips On Siteed
Market vendors offer about twenty one different sleep dips with most believed reliable. Rigs manufactured with care aim to preserve reputation and are preferred over home made wine and sulphur mixtures.
Epitowist Recipe for Harness Polish Imparts wax and sugar
A historical recipe describes melting six ounces of beeswax and two ounces of mutton sugt then adding six ounces of sugar candy two more ounces of soft neap dissolved in water and an ounce of powdered Indigo. Mix well stir in a quarter pint turpentine spread on harness and polish with brush and cloths.
Drainage Reveals Cold Wet Areas Across Grounds
The text explains that standing water on a firm signals drainage needs. It notes that drainage areas often appear smaller than the actual affected zone and that soil warms only after excess water is removed.
Hurdle for Driving Hogs as a Handy Farm Tool
Instructions from Tesse Markey in The Epitomist describe a simple hog driving hurdle made of slats. A sighted, portable contraption about four to seven feet long and thirty inches high is used to herd hogs, allowing one person to work hogs alone and prevent hogs from sticking the handler while guiding them into wagons or between lots.
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Sant
Tesse Markey
The Vegetable Garden Advice for Home Growers
A farmer counsels timely planning for a vegetable garden. Prepare a seed bed when the soil is dry enough and plant thoroughly. Buy good seeds and cultivate one vegetable properly to ensure your family has an abundant supply of vegetables.
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Work&l
Rope and loop jaw control device for unruly animals
An old Indiana pamphlet describes using a rope looped around an animal s jaw to subdue it. A handle with a strap forms a loop, allowing a firm grip, then a rope slip noose is placed from a pole to loop over the upper jaw. The mouth opens and the ringed snout is held, reducing resistance as shown by the illustration in the Indianapolis News.
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Indianapoli News
The Care That Pays for Sheep Owners
Louis Campbell argues that diligent care for sheep increases profits and welfare. He urges owners to provide steady food water and shelter, noting attentive management reduces losses and enhances flock comfort.
False Gem Betrays Itself In Sympathetic Attraction
A Paris professor of the Conservatory of Arts and Crafts argues gems attract people by temperament and physiognomy. He cites ruby appeal to dark-eyed individuals, diamonds to fine eyes, emeralds to calm temperaments, and notes genuine stones test true while artificial gems lack this trait. The piece questions why men fail to heed the stone’s pull.
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Hanint Charaecter
Conservatory of Arts and Crafts
Paris
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