Plot 10 Kill Off the Federals Exposed in Jaarez Barracks Explosion
A Spanish language report describes a night blast in Jaarez as part of a broader plot to destroy federal troops. Bombs found citywide caused panic. General Navarro ordered a tightened search for explosives and a heavy guard on the bridge to prevent a mass evacuation. Federal soldiers shot two insurgents wounded and captured, with execution expected.
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HA Fan
Jaarez
Jumgez
Tomiba
Sunes
Navarro
Sue Sie
le Muilee
Itsy
Duarey
Navarre
Ttia
Massive ammunition flows into San Antonio amid maneuvers
Telegraph notes a large influx of ordnance to San Antonio with nearly twenty rail cars moved to the Southern Pacific yards held under orders. Electricians string wires for night troop movement while artillery cavalry and infantry conduct maneuvers near the camp. Lieutenant Foulois and aviator Parmalee were sent to locate the massed force and report numbers and positions.
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Tomrmel
San Antonio
Tex
Southern Pacific Yards
Ganda
Lieut
Foulois
Phil Parmalee
Guna Bard
Fighting report from Agua Prieta frontier clash
Telegraph dispatch from Pam Texas reports ongoing battle near Agua Prieta between Gen Blanco's troops and Federal forces. Details are scarce. Mexican informants describe forces moving from Yaqui country toward the border area as fighting continues.
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Pam
Texas
Blanco
Agua Prieta Ig
Progres
Sonora
Jankey
Aaa
Bianco
Pay Roll Held Up Near El Cobra Mine
El Paso report says the pay roll of the American Smelting and Refining Company was robbed by a mounted group near the El Cobra Mine. They secured the payroll and rifles and ammunition of ten guards, giving receipts for the money.
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el Paso
Texas
el Cobra
Fire damages house on dawn street and avenue
Fire alarm sounded at dawn, discovering a blaze in a house owned by Mr. Fats Macy Curte. Firemen arrived quickly, checked the spread, but damage was limited to the interior and caused by the blaze.
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Fats Macy Curte
Dawn Street
Avenue
Building and Loan Notes at Meeting Last Night
Smurweeny of the Tian at Ite meeting last night reports NBCity Nyee for 146 shares. Members signed Citizens' Building and loans to six borrowers totaling 1344 dollars. Annual interest charges set at five percent. Patrick's Celebration Predocy Theatre event listed for Friday.
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Smurweeny
Fire at elite dormitory drives students to escape
Telegraph report from Boston describes a dormitory fire at Randolph Hall, a luxury student building in Cambridge. Fire crews battled flames as students fled the blaze, with damage estimated around £100,000 and the structure heavily damaged.
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Don Boston
Tarvard
Inuylolph Hall
Randulph Mall
Willingaires Club
Canbridge
Winders
Kidders
Eayke
Sustaak
Testars
Cyuboel
Mueiliwest
Bert
Eight perish in lake storm on drafty night
Cleveland reports eight men drowned when the fishing tug Silver Spray sank near the breakwater during a gale on Lake Erie. Captain James Purdy, engineer Robert Watty, and crewman Thomas Teed perished with eight aboard. Charles Cripps of Cleveland was swept overboard and drowned. two other crewmen escaped as the vessel foundered amid heavy seas and fading distress signals.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Silver Spray
White Charles Cripps
Wight
Hy Crow
Captain Purdy
Brasso
Jans Hansen
Tifcauving Ciulion
Boata
Struck by street car in blinding snowstorm
Rosella Park on March evening after rain and heavy snow. George Samiders of 165 Westfield Avenue was struck as he crossed the avenue failing to see the approaching street car. the impact threw him onto the track. He suffered a compound fracture of the left leg and other injuries. He was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Rosella Park
March
George Samiders
Westfield Avenue
Aldone
Swundera
Sunnidera
Eher Rereri Aus
Bbb
Saunders
Strikers Attack Wagon on Central Bridge Delivery
Attackers attacked a wagon delivering mail on the Central Bridge across the Murlent today. The driver and three aides were severely beaten and slashed, with George Lewis gravely injured and sent to hospital.
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New York
Mareu Ap
Wisi
Murlent
George Lewis
le Vons
New York Steamer Wrecked in Latest Telegraph Report
A New York steamer, the Cretan, was wrecked while heading west. Telegraph reports from Valparalen and Starch indicate the vessel was overwhelmed by heavy seas and severe weather. No further details on casualties or salvage are available in the partial text.
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New York
Cretan
Handeldar
Trondown By Trolley Car Incident Reported
A man named Pronk, identified as a native of Malyans employed by the Elizabethma Water Company, was hit by a trolley car while crossing at Yied and Livingwlun. He sustained injuries described as Haigenund and was taken to Alalah Hoauital for treatment. The report notes efforts to make repairs and adjust measures at the store to improve safety.
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Om Treliee
Erik
Malyans
Mayors at East Orange Mosquito War Dinner
The annurl dinner of New Jersey mayors and chiefs met at the Kasex County Country Club West Orange. About 100 guests attended with A Kip Jr of South Orange as toastmaster. Speakers from Elizabeth Newark and other cities discussed concerted action to exterminate mosquitoes and details of past efforts, noting benefits to business and rail access. Elizabeth highlighted progress and Newark pressed for urgency.
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New Jersey
Kasex County Country Club
West Orange
A. Kip. Jr
South Orange
Stel
Jacob J. Raver
Lonis J. Rickands
Tivington
Julian Gregory
East
Orange
William Hauser
Bloomfield
Ernest C. Hinck
Montclair
Rederick
Alfred A. Stein
Eitdenadid
Newark
Elizabeth Ware
Mts
Qavito Ag Aonie
Elizabeth
Stein
Hallog
Lorie
Mason
John B Smith
Weber
Dobbing
Che Cature
Freibein
Portable Schools Here For Portable Schools Here
Wage beliday report recommends 24000 for jnnnetizeas of Awelge nhamses. City Council last evening referred it to committees for final action. Several ordinances on streets, junk dealer regulations, and a new chocolate plant site were passed or debated, with petitions against noise and street vacating.
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Cota
Runkel Brothers
Tncorporated
New York
Pennsylvania Avenue
Alma Street
Fanny Street
Newark
Elizabeth
Vonnaytvains Railroad Company
Mayo Street
Swan
Thompson
Socialist Party
le Pro
Held for Grand Jury on Assault Charge in City Court
Mrs Anne Leary was arrested on a complaint by Mrs May Darby of 259 Broadway alleging assault and battery in the City Chamber Court. Leary, after a tense exchange with Judge Madson, posted 100 bail to await the Grand Jury’s decision.
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Lou Joule
Chminier
Anne Leaey
Ana
May Darby
Broadway
Leary
Madson
Darby
Justice of Thy Peace Rn
Wall Street Opening Shows Mixed Trading Activity
The market opened with mixed strength as some issues advanced while others declined. Investors watched prices tighten after a brief rally, with notable focus on energy and manufacturing shares and cautious sentiment prevailing through early trading.
Teddy Tear contract announced at department store drawing
A civic notice invites all concerned in the Teddy Tear contract to attend a drawing at firemen's Department Store at 227 Second Street. The event is led by UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE principal R. Berriman, and phone contact 603.
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Fireen’s
Second Street
Union Business College
Broad Street
Dix
Taft Ready for Busy Post Presidency Tasks
Augusta Georgia report notes Taft returning to Washington after Atlanta visit. He faces pardons case for John Wass and Charles Moree, drafts a message to Congress beginning April 4, and plans a Canadian reciprocity program. Taft tours Augusta with Secretary Norton, engages in social events, and reshapes his cabinet after moves tied to the Mosionson era. Debs attacks US policy on Mexican border and questions Taft siding with Morgan and Guggenheim interests.
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Tetegrapitate Journal
Augusta
Marcle
Tull
Austinta
Onda
Washington
John R. Wass
Charlee W. ‘Moree
Federal
Urbana
Congress
Jung
Canada
Congress i
Norton
Vuugar Life Bis
Vhe Strie
Provident
Taft Toilay
Missing railway boy found in Hoboken Rahway
Walter Springer, son of Ansialowt Kin Clit, returned home after wandering the streets of Hoboken and nearby towns. Police and officials were alerted but he was traced by P. Larkin of Hoboken. The boy gave a clear reason for running away, prompting authorities to note the incident.
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Hoboken
Rahway
Walter Springer
Thin City
Holgbharing
Mr. Tarkin
Tormey City
New York
Toboken
Death of Mrs Coleman of Fernote Street
Mrs Elizabeth Coleman of Fernote street died after nine weeks of illness. Survived by two sons William and Charles, daughters Mex Francis Robinaony of Brooklyn and Mrs Beach of England. Funeral at St Mary’s Church tomorrow at 1 o'clock. burial in St Mary’s Cemetery. Mrs Coleman, born in England, was a member of St Mary’s Church.
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Athe Journal
Haloway
March
Elizabeth Coleman
Fernote
Tribute Paid Dead Soldier at First Presbyterian Church
The Daughters of the War of 1812 honored a deceased veteran with a bronze anchor plaque in the churchyard. A noon luncheon followed in the church chapel with many guests from local groups. The Rev. Couttas led grace and prayers, while the event concluded amid inclement weather and brief remarks.
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Eckerson
First Presbyterian Church
Wivelling
Mik Tillinnckerson
Jacob Ivkerson
Willian Kekerson
Who Poor
United Society, Daughters of 1812
Thomin J. Couttas
St. Jamed
National Nisteria of
Amedal of
Honemene
Ducal Bekerson
INEZ
Viet Mra
Witliam Buberaun
Meo Kekeraya Wits Waieh Plese
Tamit
Aarber
Amit Delivek
Wits
Steelman
Bekorsin
Stonek
Stonek Awl Mies Kays, of Deryey Citys Mero An
Hor. Thutsey
Any Aras -Anmatis S. Cre
Mix
A. Brown
Waller
C. Bolland
Wiliam Kray
William Durr
Ker
Duriehor
George J
Gibson
Wood Grove
Mires de
William Dope
Turhurt
Livingston
McPheniei
de Aina Ad
Crothers
Mina
Lawrence
WF. Whitaker
Tl, Courtan
Warren Hebing
Savings Bank Solicit Interest and Convenience
The Pit County Savings Bank advertises $25,000 at 5 percent with funds earning interest from the first of the month. It highlights no NY bond requirement, facility to withdraw, and avoids New York probate costs by placing money locally, appealing to diverse depositors seeking conservative savings.
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Pit County Savings Bank
Rotar
Aibvertians
Sul
Cailmvinta Iy
Tm Linn
Aneuther Adeant
Tacton County
New York
New York State
Omar
Blaze causes $50,000 loss to car shops
An overheated pipe started a blaze that destroyed the Central Railroad repair shops off Wall Street. Fire spread to carpenters and adjoining buildings, with about 40 fire units responding. The alarm began at 5:25 p.m. and firefighters battled flames for hours, saving some areas while extensive damage and water damage challenged crews. No fatalities reported. one worker injured.
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Central Railroad
Phops
Wall Street
Darrpenter
Burat
Firat
Tersuing
James Z. Miggina
Flrat and
Court Atrenta
Applications for Loans in Low Income Building Meeting
The text reports on loan applications discussed at a meeting of a building committee or council. Two proposals were introduced, one for 8600 and another for a smaller amount. The committee referred both applications for further consideration and allocated funds, with some items described as misrepresented or questionable. The fragmented OCR yields unclear names and places.
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Vibe Viet Weaver
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