Rebellion in Mexico sparks attacks across the border
Reports detail a large armed band assaulting Las Vaca near Del Rio and Viesca in the north. Mexican troops, sheriffs, and rangers clash as dozens are killed or wounded on both sides. American civilians are warned and communication lines are cut.
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Mrs Woolsey Returns to Fight for Divorce Rights
In Cincinnati and Fort Wayne, Mrs. Frank Woolsey, formerly Mrs. Woolsey, declares she fled years of abuse and jobbed to save money, now returning to contest the divorce decree. She accuses Woolsey of neglect and control, vows to expose his conduct in court, and insists she cannot live with him again.
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Taft Wright and Edwards to Confer with Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
On June 22 Secretary Taft Governor Wright and General Edwards will ride an early train to Oyster Bay to meet President Roosevelt. They will discuss war department questions and Governor Wrights duties as secretary of war alongside Republican party leadership and committee chair selection.
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Consolidation of Telephone Companies Urged in Indianapolis
Indianapolis civic committees report to Mayor Bookwalter recommending consolidation of New and Indianapolis Telephone companies with Central Union after extended franchise and rate increases. Proposals include two party business lines at 38 jyrex yearly and single line at 18.12 and 8 dollars for four party, two party and single line residence phones.
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No More Paying After July for Sidewalks
The board of works decided no new sidewalk petitions will be granted after July 1. Work is underway on over three miles of sidewalks, with several projects set to begin in a few days. Officials fear expanding sidewalk work too far may exhaust funds.
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Bold robber frightened away from Wells saloon and grocery
Police reported last night that a bold robber attempted to enter the Haiber saloon and grocery on Wells. Officers Junk and Burtck found no entry or trace, noting the man had evidently fled before he could force an entrance.
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President Roosevelt Returns From Princeton Funeral
President Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay at 6:92 oclock tonight after attending the funeral of former President Cleveland in Princeton New Jersey.
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Burial of Grover Cleveland in Princeton Cemetery
Grover Cleveland's body lay buried at night in Princeton Cemetery as President Roosevelt and dignitaries attended a simple private funeral. A short service followed at the house, with Wordsworth read and a brief burial liturgy at the grave. The event emphasized simplicity, with family, friends, and notable figures paying quiet respects.
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Monument to Grover Cleveland Born County Progress
In the county where Grover Cleveland was born, funds rise as a public effort begins for a memorial monument. Assembly of support moves forward as residents back the project with a charitable raise.
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Sherman in hospital variant shows stable condition
Cleveland report states Republican vice presidential candidate James Sherman remained in normal condition all day. Doctors indicate his attack has passed and restoration of strength will take days, with an expected hospital discharge by next Wednesday.
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Banks to Declare Dividends Tuesday
The banks of the city will declare their semi annual dividends Tuesday marking the end of the 20 months business. The banks are prosperous and expected to declare good dividends as money has been plentiful for legitimate business. Demand has not been heavy though, leaving money available when crops move and factories restart.
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Weather Summary For States As Of Friday
The forecast notes fair conditions in Ohio and Indiana with warm Saturday and showers later. Winds shift south and fresh, with cooler Sunday. Lower Michigan expected fair Saturday with Sunday showers and cooler air. Overall, scattered showers possible across the region with variable winds and warming trend in parts.
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Commercial Travelers Favor Waterways Rally Debates Funds
The United Commercial Travelers of America held a June 26 meeting in Columbus, Ohio where members argued for river and port improvements. A proposed memorial seeks about 70 million dollars for waterways projects, backed by Minnesota delegates and other region stakeholders.
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Traction Company Headed by City Rights Dispute
Mayor Hosey and the public works board clash with BioBride Construction over cut lighting wires on Spy Run Avenue. Nine more wires will be shut off until protection is guaranteed, as tensions rise between the city and the traction firm over rights and safety measures. General Manager D Emimens and Mr. Kimmona said the issue would be resolved promptly after review in Lafayette.
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Lincoln Life Wins Injunction Over Ohio Interference
Attorney Daniel D Nindy arrived from Columbus Ohio where a ruling granted an injunction against the Ohio Insurance commissioner to stop interference with Lincoln National Life Insurance of this city. The suit arose after a shared understanding that the company cannot offer stock options in policies. The case was settled by mutual agreement and a restraining order. Lincoln National Life will continue to write Ohio business with no further interference.
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MIKMION DOLLAR STEEL PLANT PROJECT NEAR STINESVILLE
Bloomington June 2 report notes Gary Steel Company plans a one million dollar steel plant at Stinesville in Monroe County with three thousand acres of quarrying rights. The Big Creek district will host the quarry, shipping via Monon and Indianapolis Southern rails. locals rejoice as options to lands are signed and deeds prepared for July 1.
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Fasting Cult Convert Headed for Feed Controversy
In Chicago on June 2 Hunter of Yon City leads a cult linked to Mrs. Louis Thompson's death by starvation. Judge C. J. Jones orders nourishment with two nurses and a physician prepared to compel intake, despite Mrs. Hunters pledge to starve sixty days. Her husband Judge E K Hunter supports court sanity proceedings after efforts to induce eating failed.
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Boy Crippled by Giant Firecracker in Premature Fourth
South Whitley report notes fourteen year old Roland Ketler, son of Jacob, was crippled for life when a Gannon firecracker misfired as he tried to relight it. The blast tore off his thumb and first finger, and doctors Eberhardt and Schwarza treated the injured hand.
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Three Young People Drowned in Flood Waters
Mankato Minnesota June 26 Miss Eva Lent aged sixeen Miss World aged nineteen of St Peter and Dex Sues aged twenty were drowned late yesterday in the flooded Corniel river after it overflowed. Behr tried to assist World then Sues did not emerge.
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Million Pollar Fire Ravages Duluth Mill Property
A massive blaze swept a Duluth Minnesota mill, destroying surrounding structures and triggering inspections. Authorities estimate the property damage could reach a high value as fire crews battle flames for hours. Local officials warn residents to avoid the area while investigators determine the cause.
Jury 10 Gets Case Today In Woodburn Murder Trial
In Allen County a Woodburn murder case heads toward verdict after closing pleas by Herman Miller defense attorney Homer C. Underwood and state prosecutors Albert E. Thornagy and J. M. Retinson. Judge Erwin's instructions followed lengthy arguments, supporters crowding the courtroom as testimonies and alibis were weighed.
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