Mexican forces repulse Villistas near Monterey in fierce battle
Reports state 700 Mexican casualties as Carranza and Villa clash near Monterey. Villistas attempt capture failed under heavy fire, with executions of two raiders and several band members killed. A peace plan proposed by Denard Ville is received at El Paso. response from Villa to Secretary Lansing expresses intent to continue resistance.
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Consuls Accused of German Plot, U S Names Brit Ambassador
Attorney General Yale Promoo in Washington disowns the claim that British consul A Carnigly Rowe and U S consul Franciecn Aig aided German agents alleged to have funded violations of American neutrality. The immediate investigation focuses on whether Gorton agents aided hostile powers entering the country. a broader inquiry is promised.
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Cardinal Vannutelli Dies at 81 in Rome
Cardinal Berafine Vannutelli, dean of the Sacred College, died at eighty one. A former influential papal candidate, he held Porto Santa Rufina and Octin titles, was created cardinal by Pope Leo XIII in 1887, and served as secretary to the papal nuncio in Bavaria amid diplomatic postings in Ecuador, Peru, Brussels, and Vienna.
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British Warships Sunk in Jutland Engagement
Borla reports German torpedo craft sank a small British cruiser and a destroyer in a West Coast Jutland engagement. Other items note a Turkish war tax on foreigners, counterfeits spotted in Washington, and unrest posters in Vera Cruz. Seventeen-year-old poisoning incident in Atlanta ends with hospitalizations.
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Leo Frank Hanged by Georgia Mob on Prison Farm Return
The body of Leo M. Frank was found hanging from a tree near Bere on the Ane well road at 8:20 Tuesday morning. Mob leaders who abducted him from the Milledgeville prison farm Monday evening claimed intent to bury him near Mary Phagan's grave. Frank’s body wore a silk nightshirt with an embroidered heart, hands cuffed behind, feet bound, and a crocus stick thrust through his hips while his killers departed.
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Spares From The Wire Reports War Shipping Delays
Rome reports Turkish government revokes Naljanet exit with 6000 Malian reservists held. Bucharest dispatch notes two neutral ships, Mic evel and Romulus, sunk by German submarines but crews saved. Paris cites undersecretary Alvert Thomas warning manufacturers that coal delivery may lag without advance rail stock orders.
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Higher rail rate approved on iron and steel moves
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved increased rates on iron and steel shipments from the Mississippi and Missouri rivers to Utah, Colorado and Kansas. The ruling grants an exception for certain steel products transported from St. Louis to Denver originating east of the Mississippi.
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Lava Forms Lake of Fire at Stromboli Volcano
Aug. 20 report from Stromboli signals an eruption forming a lava lake between craters and the sea with loud detonations and smoke. Other notices include four killed when a train hit an auto near Norristown, Norway protesting a mail seizure, Villista soldiers executed in Nogales, three lynched in Alabama, Sarah Bernhardt public appearance after amputation, and cholera devastating villages in Mukowina.
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400 Die In Big Storm Along Texan Coast
San Antonio reports a massive hurricane strike along the Texas coast. Galveston, protected by its sea wall, escaped heavy loss, while the total death toll from Galveston and nearby towns is expected near 400. Property damage exceeds 50 million nationwide, with Galveston alone facing up to 10 million in losses.
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Russian Fort Novo Georgievsk Falls to Forces in Poland
Berlin announces the capture of the Novo Georgievsk fortress, a key Polish bulwark, with over 20 000 defending troops and a large stock of war materiel seized. The emperor headed to Novo Georgievsk to thank General von Beseter for the victory.
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Ship Royal Edward Sunk Aegean Troops Lost
London reports the British transport Royal Edward was sunk by a submarine in the Aegean Sea while carrying troops to the Dardanelles. The admiralty says 1,802 aboard. about 1,000 feared dead. 600 arrived. Official notice confirms the destruction of the transport.
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Notable Education and Public Affairs Across United States
Reports from Oakland to Lexington cover a range of 1916 era events: Dr David B Johnson elected president of the National Education Association in a 479 to 184 vote. Elihu Root chosen head of the American Bar Association. martial law in St Mare Haiti as U S Marines control a third city. Veterans of Foreign Wars elect Gust Hartung as commander in chief. Potter Johnston machinists strike in Pawtucket over pay. Torreon reported captured by Carranza forces. a Chicago lumber dealer dies in an auto accident near Ontarioville. Nancy Henke Dead World Warp champion from 1892 to 1894 and longtime track record buster.
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Fort Kovno Falls to Germans in Baltic Campaign
Berlin reports the fortress of Kovno and two more forts on the Novo georgievsk line captured by storm as Russian forces retreat toward Vilna. German army groups under Hindenburg and Leopold push toward Brest-Litovsk and Bialystok while bombs strike Vilna. Evacuation steps underway in Vilna and Bialystok amid night raids.
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Ohio War Banners To Be Placed In State House Rotunda
Historic banners carried by Ohio soldiers from 1861 to 1865 and in the Mexican War and War of 1898 will be displayed in the State House rotunda. Preparations involve hermetically sealed cases, with a two veterans and one Span-Am War veteran joining Gov. Willis and officials to oversee the installation. A separate note reports plans to turn the state fairgrounds into a permanent state park, with policing duties and maintenance costs to be shared with Columbus authorities.
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Memory for Faces and the Art of Facial Recognition in History
The text discusses memory for facial features as a historical skill, citing Sir Hubert von Herkemer and Walter Mackay. It notes Mackay’s ability to reproduce likenesses of actors without sketches, describing a mental shorthand of expression and contest tied to Grose’s celebrated concept.
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Essay on Caricature in Court Sketching Prohibition
Antique note on caricature and courtroom sketching. Mention of a teapot incident where a kettle steams and a child jokes about needing a doctor as the kettle seems to go into seize. The text blends humorous images with commentary on practice and restraint.
Elijah the Prophet and the Lesson of Dependence
The lesson surveys Elijah in first Kings 17, tracing his call, Cherith seclusion, and Zarephath provision. It highlights obedience, daily sustenance from God, and faith tested through drought, ravens, and a widow, drawing timeless applications for believers in reliance on the Lord.
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Proponents clash over tariff and politics in 1910s debate
A Quincy correspondent argues Congress must control tariff policy to safeguard US business. The piece critiques past expenditures on defense and rail politics, warns of 1916 election risks for factions, and notes Hawaii sugar policy and Wilson golf, Roosevelt and Bryan jabs, plus Algeria population trivia and a club garret joke.
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