Fighting in Mexico Stirs Anxiety Across Border
Reports from Agua Prieta Mexico describe a heavy engagement between Federals and insurgents. Captain Johnson of Troop F Third U S Cavalry led border defense as clashes spilled into the town, with dozens killed or wounded on both sides and civilians watching from Douglass and surrounding areas. Roosevelt visited a nearby military camp as U S forces mobilized and recruitment quickened amid growing tension along the border.
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Ariz
Marek
Agua Prieta
Mex
Johnson
U.S. Cav
Iry
van Laborio Vasgier
Commissario Af Guilice
Dose Rhinea
Val Morn
Toon
Imekhe Federal
Agi Privta
Tiia
Khineo
Arbual
Federix
Turmoil in Mexico Sparks Daily Clash Reports
Sooty aoe describes two days of fighting near Torreon where 300 rebels clashed with 100 Federals in two engagements, 60 rebels and 6 Americans reported killed along with twenty Federals. Agua Prieta siege leaves 35 killed in battle as rebels retreat. In Mexico City a 120 strong gurrecos band is cut to pieces at San Bartolito Puebla with 50 killed and 27 captured. Lower California bands raid ranches with numerous casualties. In Galveston soldiers attacked civilians in a red light district after discovering a wounded Camp Crockett soldier. two houses burned and minor injuries reported.
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Torreon
Agua Prieta
Mexico City
San Bartolito
Puebla
California
Galveston
Red Light District
Camp Crockett
Emerald Club Honors Emmet Emerald Club Observance
Crowded Broad Street Theatre hears Hon Alexander J. Rorke of New York urge Irish freedom and recount Emmet’s last moments while Emmet Emerald Club denounces a US Britain arbitration treaty. D. F. Collins presides. Irish Volunteers and musicians perform. program includes recitations and songs.
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Proctor
Broad Street
Trish
Robert Exonier
Emmet Emerald Club
Clan-na-gael
Alexander J. Rorke
New York
Rorke
Freedom of
Ireland
Robert Einmat
Atone
Dublin
United States
Great Britain
England
D. F. Collins
Mr. Horke
Alfred A. Stein
Edward Nugent
Dantea Co
Trish Volunteers
America
Robert Emmet
Irish Volunteers
Hrogan
Fmmett
Robert J. Mitchell
Union Business College Ad and Local Notices
An array of small ads and notices includes UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE at 206-810 Broad Street with principal H. Berriman, listing phonetic variations of its address. Fowler moving to larger quarters at 1-213? Broad Street signals a business relocation. Also mentions oysters, an optician at 134 Breed Street, and a Saint Patrick's celebration at Proctor’s Theatre on Friday.
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Union Business College
Broad Kret
Dix
H. Berriman
Phans
Plan Relief for College Needing Help
A collapsed early 20th century article describes the Elizabeth City area forming a relief plan for a college devastated by fire. The Mercy sisters’ institute, their losses totaling $111000 after insurance, and the effort to raise funds include a planned lecture with W Bourke Cochran in New York, a fifty cent admission, and a program featuring city and New York talent. The YMCL offered its hall for future meetings and committees organized in event planning, publicity, reception, finance, and entertainment.
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Elizabethy Association
al RO Mmay
Atte Cencon
Mt A
Tepetingg
AL Moe Lay Jha
Taba Avenue
Eliabeth
Chaitin
Lawrence O'Bennell
Beers Tury
Jul
Martins Tranmurer
Willin. McClout
Oronnell
McCloud
Colle Sul
Siaters
Kontrera
Sit
Ann Insurance
Peraona
Tolara Anil Centa
Fother House
Eters of Mercy
Pronter
W. Bourke Cochran
New York
Richard T. Potts
YMCL
Vickers
John F. Kenah
HW. J. McLaughlin
Jeremiah D. Jeary
Tall and Entertainment
Edward Nugent
Cogan Fay
John T. Devine
Edward A. Henman
Michael Byrnes
John Coleman
Dames 1
Miggins
Adams Express Company Charters Ferry to Avert Strike
Jersey City reports that Adams Express Company ran wagons under strong police guard and chartered the ferry Baltimore for service between Jersey City and New York to prevent attacks on ferryboats during a recent strike. The company used Dodd Childs Company to awaken deliveries in Jersey City and Hoboken amid rumors of a broader union action.
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Jersey City
Adema Express Company
Baltimore
New York
Adama Company
Dodd Childs Company
Hoboken
United
Moward Higgr
Teammtore
Biggs
Adams Express
Adams of Bejals
Seven Injured in Broadway Strike Riot
Seven people were injured and multiple arrests made after a Saturday riot on Broadway between striking Cat Well Lead Company workers and telegraph crews. Victims include Gottlieb Buss, Frank Leonard, Michel Sullivan, and Sophie Woycik. Suspects face charges of assault and battery. police say the disturbance began near 9 South Park Street and 77 Broadway.
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Catwell
Kaul Stel
Gottlirh Bush
Maple Avenue
General Hospital
Michel Sullivan
South Park Street
Alexian Hospital
Frank Leonard
Mokler
John Lubly
Heborer
Broadway
Sophie Woycik
Strick
Smninailea
Fannie Smith
Joseph ‘Rassanian
Stranger Shoots Moy on South Street Hurdle
Frank Moy of 924 South street was shot late Saturday while walking home from work. He, employed at H. Reinfeld of 41 Washington avenue, saw a man in a yard near the Pennsylvania Railroad. The stranger stepped out and fired several shots, hitting Moy in the arm. Moy fled to St Elizabeth Hospital, where the wound was dressed but not yet extracted. He could not identify or recall a motive or any grudge against him.
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Frank Moy
South Street
H. Reinfeld
Washington Avenue
May
Hace Street
Intler
Moy
St. Elizebeth 1Pital
Receipt of pay ends strike in Linden
About thirty men employed by the Meliiltock, Mar shall Construction Company of New York, building Linden Air Products Company on Washington avenue struck this morning over pay and hours. Police were called. six Elizabeth patrolmen assisted. The contractor drew money from the bank to settle claims and the dispute, centered on nine versus ten hour days, was agreed to be settled peaceably this afternoon. leaves orders for spring suits at A Kelber.
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Meliiltock, Marshall Construction Company
New York
Linden Air Products Company
Washington Avenue
Elizabeth
Corporation Tax Ruling Echoes Supreme Court Debate
The Supreme Court upholds the constitutionality of the corporate tax law amid a sharp stock market reaction. The decision centers on whether taxation can target corporate franchises while exempting similar activity by individuals, with emphasis on uniformity and origins in revenue statutes. The NY drilling ban case also features, challenging chartered well operations and property rights in a related constitutional context.
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Thie Corporation
Payne Aldeleh
Mil’ Pet Randares
United States
Vermont
New York
Hillis
Ohio
Winnchusetts
Minesnta
Estork P
Dudge Bay
Senate
Kiplinas
Pyunl
Cnuntey Dt Ik
Aml
Ae Partner Ip
Apm Congress
National
Garloni Tax Company
Ratoga
New York Circuit Court
State Court of New York
Vandeventer
Suprema Court
Buffalo Explosion Leaves Many Firemen Missing
A chaotic blast in Buffalo draws a large fire department response as numerous firefighters remain unaccounted for. Reporters note confusion and rapid evacuation, with authorities pursuing leads on the cause and ensuring civilian safety nearby.
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Buffalo
Journal in Newark Daily News Daily Sale Spots
The Newark Journal announces it will be available each afternoon at newsstands and by newsboys along Market Street and Broad Street, guiding readers to convenient locations for purchase.
Reform and Social Centers Urged for Elizabeth
A fragmentary report urges by a civic organization the reform of social conditions in Elizabeth. It calls for the creation of a Civic League, social centers, and vocational work in schools, criticizes saloons as a detriment, urges higher health funding and better milk inspections, and notes harsh minister salaries, unsafe tenement housing downtown, and the need to improve the recreation pier.
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Reforma
Civic League
Elizabeth
Sunday School Closures Spread in Town to Limit Scarlet Fever
Amid fears of scarlet fever, the town closes many Sunday schools for ten weeks. Hawarians and authorities urge public health measures, with churches and places of worship affected. Quarantine rules and disobedience lead to hearings as officials prepare legal steps.
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Itadelle Park
Novell
Munir Epworth
Tia Whureh
Tale
Walsh
Poles Erection Halted by Public Service Protest
Public Service attempts to install poles along Mirek street faced swift opposition from workers and area merchants. The staged resistance halted work as owners, union members, and bystanders objected to the plan, prompting immediate stoppage of the erection.
Women to Cross Sahara in Exclusive Relay Plan
A fragmentary report outlines a planned expedition titled Women to Cross Sahara, naming organizers and participants such as Kostog and Tilman. The piece mentions training, equipment, and a symbolic aim, with unclear dates and roles due to damaged text, but indicates a pioneering travel or relay endeavor led by Louise Closser.
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Cesar
Kostog
Maret Tilman
Saloon reform dominates tumultuous city lecture
A heated speech denounces saloons as the city’s worst feature as a lecturer from the Department of Ohare PATHA outlines social ills. He cites excise conditions and moral concern, detailing church outreach, immigrant labor tensions, and public meetings at St. Joseph Church and Corbin Church to push reform.
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Mtelele
Ain
Gut Upeh
Chavel
S and Worters
Pope
Privrly
Biespaay
Smt
Cabinet Member in Washington Faces Reorganization
Fragmentary clipping mentions a cabinet member and political figures in Washington. Sparse readable items reference a plan, meetings, and duties within the administration. No clear names, dates, or locations beyond generic Washington references are discernible.
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Mexico
Border
U.S
Roosevelt
U. S. Military Camp
Mader
el Paso
Tex
Cosma Grandes
Madero
Efus
Medara
Lac
Giuseppe Garibaldi
de Lara
Eduardo May
Francesco Madero
Ader
Cal. Fuellers
Agrapa
San Antonin
Mili Ag
Col Rowevelt
Sam Houston
Carter
Inityy
Wnevelt
Loool Uildown
San Antonio
Astin
Dickinson
Tournal
Washington
Antonio
Fiesty
Rockies
Attonia
Pernt
Sn Ie
Fort D. A
Emerald Club
Emmet
Proctor’s Theatre
Collins
Brogan
Dennis F. Collings
George Patter
Wong
Killarney
Kathleen
Hayes
Carolina Weidt
Ems
Robert J. Mitch
Eniebeth
Ns Optician
Breed Street
Tia
St. Mary’s Association
Bourke Coch
Ran
FERRY
Adams Express CO
Colvert Lead Company
Linden
A. Kelber
Courthouse
United States Supreme Court
Lily Telegraph
the Journal
Eupreme
BS Telegraph
Wiel Prodete Company
Renmure
Muwet Alicho
Raplonvin
plAlie Tireman
the Journal IN
Newark
Market Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union
Central Railroad
Stelzle
Stelze
Roselle
Mirek Street
Jornyr
Jeden
Aden
Caast
Mairkith
Bilweerd Dera
Bilweerd Dera Storiart Ko Byret Steel
Ney
Kalwand Swierwalle
Willie
Mhecehants Batiese
Sereiog
Wituw Tnt
Sahara
Beodia
Toyhiniee
Bethy
Chilton
Department of Ohare
Eurail
Ha Spratler
Mii Slelele
Hsher
Weetingee
Walter Paha
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