Vast 1913 News Mix From Across States
Reports of births with deformities in Poughkeepsie and fires at Texas A&M. German warships visiting Hampton Roads. price hikes for beer. clashes in Clinton Massachusetts. yucca trade in Texas and New Mexico. a Texas salt gusher. Titanic widows aid distribution. Turpin plane crash in Seattle. Hampton's Magazine halt. Louis Speaker Clark losses. eight hour bill passage. Arizona rail ambitions. Mississippi river levee plans. floods in El Paso. Rhode Island Clark Wilson Harmon vote. California rock ballast value. Fort Worth rail terminal buy. levee spending bills. Mississippi river flood costs. suffragette Mary Cabal sentencing. Oklahoma tornado. Indianapolis speed record. direct senator election. New York waiter strikes. air mail experiments. cross-continental aviation trials.
Cuban War Escalates as U S Marines Arrive for Protection
President Gomez authorizes landings of American marines to protect citizens along the coast freeing Cuban troops to pursue rebels inland. Rebel leader Estenez captures Lamaya near Santiago and burns it, while commanders seize arms under threat. Government to supply plantation guards with 500 rifles and 1,000,000 cartridges. Monteagudo reports no US casualties. Rumors of a Havana uprising circulate.
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Selesia
Estenez
Lamaya
Santiago
United States
Monteagudo
Havana
Tidmore and Connolly Wed Quietly at Christian Parsonage
A. J. Tidmore married Miss Susie E. Connolly in a quiet ceremony at the Christian parsonage conducted by Rev. Z. Moore. The Headlight joins friends in wishing the couple a long life of joy and happiness.
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A. J. Tidmore
Susie E. Connolly
Z. Moore
Fire kills eighty at Villareal theater in Spain
In Villareal Spain on May 27 a theater fire caused by cinematograph explosion killed eighty people. The article notes widespread panic and ongoing investigations into the blaze and its causes.
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Villareal
Spain
War in Mexico Front Reports Conflict and Jockeying for Position
War reports from Mexico show both sides claiming advantage as Federals advance slowly northward, repairing tracks and bridges. West coast dispatches recount a massacre of 600 Federals at Juchitan by Juchiteca Indians in retaliation for a past Diaz-era slaughter. The Mexican advance guard reaches five miles south of Santa and 100 miles south of Chibushus, per the Mexican consul at El Paso.
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coant
Juchitan
Diaz
Mexican federala
Santa
Chibushus
El, Paso
Jiminez
New Mexico Federal Appointments Announced
President Taft has sent senate nominations for principal New Mexico federal officers. Receivers named include B. C. Hernandez Santa Fe Manuel Martinez Clayton E H Salazar Fort Sumner Harold Hurd Roswell Nazario V Gallegos Tucumcari. Registrars listed for Fort Sumner Clayton Roswell Santa Fe Tucumcari and postmasters John Pflueger Santa Fe W B May Las Cruces.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Albuquerque
Taft
senate
New Mexico
B.C. Hernandez
Santa Fe
Manuel Martinez
Clayton
E. H. Salazar
Fort Summer
Harold Hurd
Roswell
Nazario V. Gallegos
Tucumcari
Charles C. Henry
Fort Sumner
Charles L. Hunt
Thomas C. Tillotson
Manuel R. Otero
Royal A. Prentice
John Pflueger
W. B. May
Las Cruces
Presbyterian Church Sermons by Rev J W Henry
Rev J W Henry of Fort Collins Colorado will preach at the Presbyterian Church. Services Sunday include a morning sermon at 11 o clock and an evening service at 8 o clock. The public is cordially invited.
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J. W. Henry
Fort Collins
Colo
Mass at 7 a.m. Monday in Catholic Church
Mass will be celebrated at 7 a m on Monday June 10 by Rev Father Aug Morin in the Catholic Church with the service led by a local priest.
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Father Aug. Morin
Texas Company closes town office and schedules fiveprewn time
A terse notice reports The Texas Company has shut its town office and will conduct at five prewn time. Denning Lam appears in fragmentary reference.
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Texas Company
eas
cours
Denning Lam
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