Mrs Coy recounts massacre at Santa Ysabel by Mexicans
Mrs Coy describes in vivid terms the Santa Ysabel massacre and Mexican brutality witnessed after her husband was killed during the January assault. She recalls horrific scenes of killings, mutilations, and terror, the border unrest, and the relief of returning to El Paso and the United States.
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Albion Democrat
Coy
Santa Ysabel
W. H. McEwen
Democrat
Albion
Ladnnin
Aldon
el Paso
Mexico
the Democrat
Horace
Oruce
Ife
Trooper Driven From Camp For Refusal To Sign Roll
Springfield reports a Second Infantry company faced a trooper who refused to sign the muster roll. He was ordered to remove state clothing and leave camp. Lacking civilian clothes, he wore a gunnysack, then sought dresses to depart. Fellow soldiers shunned him as a social outcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Second Infantry
Ile
Europe
Mexican Influx Roils Western War Talk and Refugee Fear
Fragmented account portrays panic over Mexican migrants, perceived threats, and calls for strong defense. It references Potr Bliss, fears of starvation, clothing shortage, and potential military action to protect the country, with mentions of California Arizona New Mexico Texas and Fort Tilowy.
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Potr
Mexico
Birbage Ein
Indi
California
Golorada
Texas
Ackona
Phat Seumitt
Shay
Vexna
Arizona
New Mexico
Tiltwy
Guna Ca
Coy
Land Sale Near Port Wayne Sells For 7000
One hundred and seventy acres near Weisser Park, Port Wayne area, recently sold by Mr. and Mrs. Panticitty for 7000 dollars. The property, 214 acres described, faces Weisser Park and includes land retained for future construction.
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Port Wayne
Panticitty
Weisser Park
Henry Heads to Lafayette Amid Unclear Plans
Henry travels to Lafayette for undefined duties with alien county agents and cultural work. The report notes Wilneve and Nafiy as associates, mentions a Wednesday event, and indicates intent to attend wartime activities before returning to Lenicht.
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Ehwenen Henry
Wilneve
Nafiyete Weday
Lenicht
Business For Sale Prospectus H 684 Journal Gazette
A going and growing business with strong prospects and a dividend history of 15 percent. Seller cites reason for selling and notes this notice appears in the Journal Gazettes issue H 684.
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Journal-Gazette
Bargain clothing sale offers many men's and children's wear
Wide discounts on Union Suits Shirts Ties and Trousers with prices like 59c 25c and 39c Three for 50c and two for 25c appear across a large stock of items including Manchester materials Reading Trousers Straw Sailors Middy Suits and athletic Union Suits from B D Wilson Roxford with several bulk deals and multi item sets to lure shoppers
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William Penn
Wilson Brothers
Roxford Athletic Union
Elkhart church rectory to be razed over ghost claims
In Elkhart Indiana the Ep is equal church pledges to replace a 20 year old rectory cited as haunted by a troublesome ghost. Reports recount garments shifting bedclothes moving electric lights flipping and vigil watchers. Skeptics and investigators note unexplainable events, while a spiritualist later called the ghost a young woman who died some 30 years ago. The vestry will replace the house with a new rectory as part of ongoing church life.
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Elkhart
Ind
Jena
Vonn
Episcopal Church
W. W. Daun
Daup
South Lend
Society For Physic Research
Searces
Hartress
Yyestrymen
Troops Train Through Fort Wayne En Route to Border
Fort Wayne sees a flood of troops heading west in the next 44 hours. The Second Massachusetts regiment units, about 1000 strong, travel via Nickel Plate from Buffalo to New Haven, then onward to Hahnibel Missouri and El Paso Texas. Other divisions including the Ninth Massachusetts and Seventy-First New York join in, with trains routed over Nickel Plate Chicago routes and Great Western lines toward the border, carrying full regimental equipment and dash for active service.
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US 8
Second
Massachusetts Regiment
Framingham
Mass
Buffalo
Fort Wayne
Greluck
New Haven
Hahnibel
Tl Paso
Texas
F. P. Varnin
Bufalo
New Hanven
W. LA
Shorey
Wabash
Tri
Vanniba
Fel Homing
St. Louis
THA Lim
Baostala
Chiesa
Wells
Port Wasne
Efelek
Chirspea Kouth
Cleveland
Ohio
Aérysion
Chicago
Chicago & Alton Road
Rio Grande
Buffilo
Chicago & Great Western
Alton
Connecticut
Maine
Rhode Island
New York
New Maven
Fe el Parc
New I
Troan Jy
Seldiera
Fettio
Peti
Deaths Prominent Woman Claimed By Death
Kerine Hettler aged seventy widow of Captain Christopher F Hettler former city council member and Jane a prominent resident died yesterday morning at her home 22 East DeWald street after an illness of one month She had been in declining health for four years Mrs Hettler was a woman of lofty character and had always taken...
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Shuren An
Ingiers
Securion
Sinn
Newland
Fort W
Hoettler
Lum- Herman's Associion DE Chicag
Joseph Miller
Mor
New
Henry Telmick
Pri- Momime
Lostelowie
B Lindetmaan
Lindenwood
St. John's Lutheran Church
Cnngrentior
Cass Patredt
Olle Towers
Kerine Hettler
Tata
Christopher F. Hettler
Jane
East DeWald Street
Irs
Hotter
Gud
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Owen N. Heaton
E. W. Cook
W. M. Thomas
The
Protective’ Electrical Supply Co
West Columbia Street
Swinney Block
Talaphane
Mr. Holmes
Sert Inont
Twoesien
Canada
Jinbnes
Sixth Infantry
Pershing
Torelen
United States
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Wiag
Gracers
Strat
Henry
Lafayette
Manchester
Majestic Silk Lisle Union
Men's Tiffany
E. & W. Laisette Athletic Union
Patterson-Fletcher Co
Elkhart Church
Pittsfield
Adams
Ura
Villa
Carranza
Horsford
Penn Wasi
Falta
Fort Waste
Frank Aliler
St. Mary's Catholic Schoule
Eelock
B.C. Blauvett
Flatehor Wenn
J. M. Krider
Lindenwand
Brotherhood of Railway Traimmen
Y Banvelt
ntery—Werbert
Albert, Orey
Carl Wid Bark Mil
This Ity
J. Uod
Dtr
R. Manters
C. Moyer
Miss Jeseyhing
City
William Shoemaker
Weettue
John Durntel
Cher
FT. Wayne
Tragoa
War Department
Catherine Hettler
Reed
Reed's
Waters
Read's
Oxfords
Oxford
Oor
Reed Shoe CO
Calhoun Street
Joo
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Calhoun ST
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