Turbulent uprising rocks Ascension town in Chihuahua state
Couriers report a violent clash in Ascension near the border. A mob of over two hundred killed mayor Rafael Anchelor during a contested election and seized the town amid heavy gunfire. Three revolutionaries died and both sides suffered wounds as troops reportedly move toward the city.
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Rebels Threaten Garza Uprising Across Mexican States
Reports from San Antonio and Peidras Negros describe Garza loyalist bands mobilizing in Durango Chihuahua Coahuila and Sonora with Monterrey as a target. Chihuahua officials plea for troops while local authorities in Arkansas Kan note limited unrest.
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Deadly mine blast near McAllister claims dozens
Disaster at an Indian Territory shaft leaves 62 dead and 117 wounded. Funeral processions for miners like George Lindsay and his son fill churches as officials blame the entryman for firing shots after safety orders. Ventilation deemed adequate. 196 workers were recovered in seven hours.
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Wreck on the Me Non Route Near Crawfordsville
A Louisville to Chicago fast mail wreck two miles north of Crawfordsville at Nicholson's crossing. Rail break on a sharp curve sent cars down an embankment twenty feet deep. Two killed and thirty seven injured as multiple cars collapsed. passengers escaped initial fire from a overturned stove. Henry Oswald dies in Warren Springer building boiler explosion raising fatalities to five. James Higgins remaining hospitalized.
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Trains Collision Kills Six at Addington Missouri
Six persons killed and two fatally injured in a collision between east bound and westbound Cannonball trains on the Wabash road at Addington Missouri near Hannibal. Many others were badly hurt with damage reported heavy.
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Baltimore Sailor Testimony Targets Chilean Officials
In Vallejo the Baltimore sailors assault case resumes with Seaman Charles Langer testifying he saw Chilean man-of-war sailors and police kill Boatswain Matt Riggin. Langer states two policemen drew swords and beat Riggin, then soldiers fired on the Baltimore crew as a mounted officer led troops toward them.
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Grasshoppers Ear Mystery Revealed by Modern Naturalists
A humorous note explains grasshoppers and crickets have ears in unexpected spots such as forelegs and tibia. It cites Old and modern naturalists like Sir John Lubbock, describing experiments proving hidden sense organs, with further odd fact about crustaceans having tail segment ears.
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Talkative Hens and Curious Calls in Farm Life
A reporter recounts tame hens showing interest in talking and a fancier explains how a Cochin hen complained of a shifted perch while a Leghorn warned of nest disturbances. The piece notes a mother hen’s song before hatching and a canary’s alarming call prompting a cat sighting at Ned’s cage.
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A Busy Day's Work Shifts Through Town
The speaker lists tasks from gathering apples and nuts to blowing hats off children's heads and sweeping leaves. They describe traveling many roads and by-lanes, and whirring weeds, with visits to distant parts of town and signs to be creaked and doors slammed.
One Good One in the School Says Atrs
A fragment describes Atrs lamenting a singular preferred pupil while Brawn recalls the common belief that only one good child exists in a school. The dialogue evokes parental or teacherly concern about conformity and exceptionalism among children.
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Lemons and Prizes Mark Odd Invitations
A quirky invitation on lemon hued paper invites guests to bring a lemon. The largest seed count wins a prize while seedless or near seedless lemons earn a lesser reward. Prizes include trinkets like a pocket pincushion or silver brooch, and the lemons are later used to make lemonade for refreshments.
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