Flood Drowns 1000 in Mexican Deluge at Guanajuato
Reports from Guanajuato indicate 500 to 1,000 people drowned as a cloudburst and flood burst through Guanajuato and surrounding hamlets. Water rose to the second story, mines and dams flooded, bridges washed out, and towns submerged. Relief parties head for the scene as trains are halted.
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Guanajuato
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Guanjuato
Mexico
la Lolla
Narafilo
Mexican Central
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Robinson
Guanajua
Wild game invades the city of Duluth
Special to the Sun. Duluth Minnesota July 3 In the past two years a rise in wild animals near Duluth has brought bears in the city limits and parks with October 1903 bears shot inside the city. Red deer along the E Fourth street line appear tame and roam near Hunters Park. A moose twice appears in town and a bull and cow were seen feeding near Twenty first avenue east. Ducks and partridges are common in parks. rainbow trout have been caught in Lester River. Duluth sits at the center of a vast wild game preserve spanning eastern Minnesota with pine forests and thousands of lakes, where game numbers are said to rise yearly.
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Dewllings
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Lester Park
Wis Mason
Hunters Park
Fourteenth Ave
Order of Elks
Ashort
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Twenty-fourth-ave
Superior
Lester River
North America
Rocky Mountains
Minnesota
International Boundary
Mississippiang
Saloon Keeper Arrested Over Nicholson Law Violation
George Parke, a saloon keeper residing at 3716 Massachusetts Ave, was arrested Monday morning by Patrolman Green on charges of violating the Nicholson law. Police report he was salting liquor on Sunday.
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Baptists at Pine Lake Hold Summer Conventions
Special to the Sun. LaPorte Indiana July 3 Baptist Pine Lake assembly of Indiana the State Sunday school convention and the Baptist Young People's union will meet at Pine Lake for ten days beginning Tuesday evening A patriotic July 4 opening service led by Rev J A W Stewart followed by lectures by Dr Stewart and Dr Hopkins former missionary to Secunderabad India Sessions each morning and evening afternoons for recreation Madrigal concert Friday and Saturday programs A monster closing meeting will unite all three conventions with Dr A K DeBois of Chicago delivering the address.
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Stewart
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Secunderabad
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Mexico
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Madrigal Club
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Edward Judson
Judson Memorial Church
New York City
China
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Japan
Land of Hope
W. E. Battis
Chicago
Nicholas Nickieby
Indiana
HK. Huffman
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Pleasant Lake
Charles Koehring
Indianapolis
A. M. McGuire
Sullivan
Bryan
Baptist Young People
State Convention of the
R. J. Hamilton
G. H. Burlingame
I. B. Morgan
A. K. DeBois
First Baptist Church
Mormon Scheme Tainting Utah Lands Plan
Utahns organize against a scheme by church authorities to seize desirable lands of the Utah Indian reservation to be opened in September. Secret letters urge Mormon youths to take possession in Gentile absence, as a new land office is set up far from rail access under Senator Smoot’s aides. Non-Mormons plan a colonization push outside the state to gain political control of Utah.
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Scripps-N'Rae Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Uintah Indian Reservation
Smoat
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Listed
Births include Louis Hinman and Frances HiNman at 1113 East, Charles and Bertha Castor, Emil and Elizabeth Kernel, and many others with addresses and newborns a boy or girl noted. Deaths include Bertha Pasch, Charles Shinn, Hans Thaw, Helen Einhardt, Hallie Yeager, Eliza A Woods, and many more with ages and causes like tuberculosis, meningitis, cholera infantum, nephritis, malaria, and other ailments.
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SI E. Morris
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S. East
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George
Bertha Berndt
W. Morris
William M
Phenta Peeler
Alonzo
Grace Dunn
River
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Cora Conely
New Jersey
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Miami
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Minnie Vaughn
Perry Town
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Ont
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Louisa Franke
Bertha Pasch
Windsor
Igholera
Charles Shinn
City Hospital
Hans Thaw
Ringgold
Helen Einhardt
Hallie Yeager
Eliza A. Woods
Hamilton
Rosa Belle Mitler
Indianapolis
George W. French
Minnesota
Jefferson Wooley
State
Clara Jones
Virginia
Loury G. Ruth
Chester Harding
Marty Naef
Central Hospital
Frank W. Smitha
Washington
Henry McMillen
Missouri
Eleanor
Molders Picnic On The Fourth Held At Hammond Grove
The seventh annual picnic of Yvon Moulders' unions 17 56 and S2 is set for Tuesday at Hammond grove with dancing refreshments and boating as the entertaining features. All ages are invited and fresh transportation from the fair grounds to the grove will be provided.
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Yvon Moulders
Hammond Grove
505 Arrests In One Night From Grim Underworld Roundup
A night roundup of 505 arrests from hotels and the underworld led to dramatic scenes as men fought to free partners and women. A woman from 919 Green St resisted arrest, begged for mercy, and threatened a husband seeking children, while police restrained her and a partner who offered bribes. Most men were fined ten dollars plus costs. women were held on bail for the court as magistrates processed the crowded stations. Some women attempted suicide during the chaos and were hospitalized under assumed names.
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Green St
Kim Me
Police
Staen
Russians on Strike in St Petersburg Says Telegram
A Reuters dispatch from St Petersburg reports a general strike has started with workers in all trades joining. Docks are completely at a standstill and shutdowns affect the city’s labor operations.
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London
Reuter Telegram Company
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Mutineers from Potemkin Reach Romanian Shore
May 3 Odessa dispatch reports work resuming in nearly all factories while mutineers from the Potemkin arrive at Kusteni Romania. They ashore for provisions as other Black Sea fleet ships reach Sebastopol. Crew debates next move with factions favoring surrender or coaxing further mutiny ashore and at sea.
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Kniaz Potemkin
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Roumania
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Potemkin
Kustein
Russia
Woman Builds Church in Clinton under her own direction
Special to the Sun from Clinton Wisconsin. Mrs N C Bachelor wife of a contractor supervising construction of the new St Patrick s Catholic church in Clinton She directs all departments and commands the stone masons bricklayers and carpenters Her age is given as 0 years and she has learned the building craft since her marriage.
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N.C. Bachelor
la Creuse
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St. Patrick's Catholic
Bachelor
Hogs at 6.65 dollars in Indianapolis report
Hog receipts at Indianapolis show price averages up five cents on Monday with light and mixed hogs leading gains to a top of 5.65. Cattle market stays quiet while sheep hold steady. outside advices lift overall tone, steers and feeders listed with varied weights and prices, and hogs noted as strongest segment in the market. New York reports pork and dairy prices with Western steam pork at 7.10 to 7.30 and fats at 4.0 to 5.4 amid listed butter and poultry quotes.
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New York
Chicago
Juny
Hoge—Receinte
Western
NY Stock Market Opens Strong Amid Large Erie Buying
Reading at 01 New York shares show a strong early session with notable gains for Union Pacific Rock Island and Erie. Heavy buying orders and bullish sentiment surround Erie while Brooklyn interests accumulate stock and London purchases bolster activity. Chicago and Cincinnati futures and livestock data follow in late morning reports.
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Erle
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Reading
Erie
van Emburgt
Ford
Brooklyn
London
Mystery Man in Warsaw Counterfeit Case Seeks ID
Authorities believe they have a crew to identify the man arrested last week in Warsaw Indiana for counterfeiting. Bert Parrott took his photo and Bertillon measurements but the suspect refused to speak. Washington has the data to aid identification amid tied to past burglar activity and a reputedly notorious crook.
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Tom Halls
Secret Service
Bertilion
Bert Parrott
Halle
Washington
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