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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
2
Washington reports rise of revolution in Salvador with fighting spreading toward Sonsonate and Corinto. Misunderstandings and delayed interference fuel hopes of peace, as government troops clash with rebels and both sides claim control of key offices and ports.
Telegram reports the Salvadoran army defeated the revived revolutionary force that captured Acajutla port yesterday. One leader, Mobaant, a former San Francisco resident with an American, is said captured by Presligul Pleyerwa’s forces. The invaders under Wyss Ap venny were pursuing the port.
An excerpted medical column recounts a Coluarhus physician noting a patient who believed her heart problem stemmed from coffee. The story traces symptoms including breathing shortness, headaches, digestion issues, and nerves, and cites long-term relief after stopping coffee and caffeine.
President Roosevelt arrived at Oyster Bay for a three week summer vacation. Crowds gathered as he greeted neighbors, with Mrs Roosevelt and staff accompanying him. Security and communications were prepared for a peaceful, limited access visit.
June 12 report from San Salvador says Nicaraguan forces captured town Sunsonain plundered a bank and fled toward Acajuitt. Salvadoran troops counterattacked driving invaders back to Acaita and leaving the Nicaraguan flag behind. Voluntary aid pledged and President Agneroa acclaimed amid crisis.
Fragmented OCR reports a gruesome scene of an ant attacked and eaten by a man named Smith in Shrewsbury. The text describes a torturous sequence with whistling and suffering, culminating in the ant's demise and medical intervention by a police surgeon.
Witnesses describe contract and influence claims tied to dining spots and restaurant owners. Attorney Campbell questions Ruef and Weiss about payments, licenses, and alleged coercion as the jury prepares for tomorrow's closing arguments.
Oklahoma voters choose Haskell as governor amid a listing of candidates and officials including Cultyte, Yankell, Hoffman, Owen, Kane, Carter, Helkony, Sun Cross, and Cameron. The fractured OCR shows district names and state roles such as lieutenant governor, secretary of state, and superintendent of public instruction.
The fragment describes odd facts and theories about radium in rocks, high temperatures, and cosmic conditions. It mentions Pyot J. Joly of Dublin and discusses speculative links between radium activity, atmospheric heat, and planetary space, with uncertain details and damaged phrasing throughout.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to Roosevelt hints at Harvard, debates over university leadership and presidential influence. Names like Walcott, Toomey, and Toomey Hoetralinge appear amid garbled phrasing, suggesting a historical university or political context with unclear attribution.
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