Bride Weds Sailor Before Fleet Sails
Miss Emily Hughes married Lieutenant Donald Taylor Hunter at Fortress Monroe just before his ship from Hampton Roads sailed for Mexico. The couple, engaged earlier at Fort Howard, Md, chose immediate vows to avoid an indefinite separation.
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Donald Taylor Hunter
Hampton Roads
Emily Fiscook Hughes
Hunter
Arkansas
Mexico
Leutenant
Fort Howad
Fortress Monroe
Location of Ships of Great American Navy
Washington D C April 25 The navy department released a statement detailing American ships in Mexican waters including Tampico Vera Cruz Mazatlan and Topolobampo with vessels such as the Des Moines Arkansas California San Francisco Yorktown Denver and more It also listed a 2600 man allowance for several ships and a torpedo boat destroyer complement for Mexican operations including Flusser Reid Preston and other gunboats loaned to militia groups.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Califords
Raisigh
Topolobampo
Glacier
Yorktown
falla-Cruz
Annapolis
Entite
Acapulco
Denver
Corinto
Department
Versela
Servie
North Carola
Washington
Tennessee
Brooklyn
Ien
Sacramento
Castine
Flusser
Reid
Preston
Mora
Marietta
Newport
Dubuque
Mexican Navy Displacement Displays Fleet to Gulf
The text describes a Mexican fleet moving toward Tampico with battle craft already in the Gulf of Mexico. It claims the collection is the most splendid ever assembled and superior to the US naval force of the moment.
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Tampico
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Mex
Officers Elected by Associated Press Board Names Leaders
In York on April 26 the Associated Press board announced elected officers. President Frank B. Noyes of the Washington Star. Vice President Grasty. Second Vice President Moore. Secretary Melville E. Stone. Assistant Secretary Frederick Roy Martin. Treasurer J. R. Youatt. Executive committee members include McLean W. I. Lads, Afoleh Ish Osho, Victor F. Waon Meago Daily News, Charles R. Rock, Ritaburetteh, Charles Ins, Koapp, and St. Louis Republic.
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A York
Associa Press Geet
Frank B. Noyes
Washington Star
Grasty
Nore Bun
Crea
Moore
New Orleans Times- Picayune
Melville E. Stone
Frederick Roy Martin
J. R. Youatt
McLean
W. Il
Victor F
Huerta Planned Tampico Arrests to Seize Power
Washington reports from an official source in Mexico City that General Huerta deliberately arranged the arrest of American sailors at Tampico to provoke intervention and unite rival factions behind him.
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Washington
4Erra
Tampico Ry
United ‘3
Con
Muxieg City
Strife in Colorado Strike Zone Intensifies With Troop Movement
Colorado combat reports show two infantry companies from Moulder and Longmont along with a Denver contingent heading toward Trinidad to quell unrest. Colorado Springs unit also leaves for Trinidad as armed groups near Aguilar and Ludlow threaten violence. Officials fear arrival of state troops may not restore order amid ongoing strike district turmoil.
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Denver
Colo
Moulder
Longmont
Trinidad
Colorado Springs
Denever
Aguilar
Chase
John Lawson
United Mine Workers of America
Waleenburg
Ludlow
New Mexico
Fremont County
Huerfano County
Black Hills
Strikes Clash With Militia Across Colorado Mines
Telegrams detail a tense Colorado labor war with armed strikers besieging Primrose and Empire camps. Prisoners including women and children await safety as reports say entombed miners may be dead and air cut off. Warnings flow between Trinidad Rouse and Ludlow as militia girds for attack.
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Trinidad
Folo
Empire Mine
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Rousevald
Primrose
Huerfano
Cameron
Ludlow
Idasco
Colo
Colorado
W. G. Deck
Rouse
Southwestern Fuel Company
Empire
H. D. King
King
J. W. Siple
Aguilar
P. J. Hamrock
Rugby
Mother Jones Threatens to Oust Imported Gunmen in Colorado
Mary Jones, veteran strike leader, told the House mines committee she would order Colorado's governor to remove the imported gunmen with machine guns from the strike district. She described conditions in the Colorado coal field as government by gunmen.
Fifty Armed Strikers Headed for Ideal Mine
Fifty armed strikers departed Walsenburg Colorado early today aiming to capture the Ideal mine three miles south before nightfall. By noon no clash had been reported though desultory firing continued at Rouse overnight. Uneasiness lingered at other southern mines.
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IDEAL
Walsenbure
Colo
Troopers Refuse Train Boarding Over Back Pay
Col. George Lee said troop C may skip the train with the unit over back pay disputes. He noted no drastic measures and expected the men to depart on a later train. The remarks came from Denver on April 26, detailing tensions within the command.
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Denver
Colo
Col
George Lee
Troop C
Lee
Colorado Trouble Zone Strife Grows in Southern Colorado
In Trinidad Colorado the strike turmoil worsens with three mining properties burned and more reported destroyed. Refugees from the Empire mine sheltering in a slope face an unclear fate as armed men remain active. Eleven killed near Aguilar and many missing as of April 25.
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Colorado
Trinidad
Colo
Empire Mine
Aguilar
Mine Workers Chief Calls It Civil War
John P. White of the United Mine Workers of America in Kansas City compares the Colorado strike to civil war at home and says the union supports strikers with funds food and clothing but denies arming them. He cites nearly 600000 members and emphasizes ongoing recognition efforts.
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Mine Workers
Kansas City
Colorado
Rio Grande
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers’ Union
Union Organizer Claims All Mine Captives Alive at Trinidad
E N Snyder says rescuers observed no life signs in the morning but believes all captives survive. He notes last explosions near 6 pm the previous day, entrances blocked by dynamite, fans out, yet no danger of suffocation. A rescue party is en route.
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Trinidad
Colo
E. N. Snyder
Snyder
Wilson Acts Quickly When Under Pressure
The article recounts President Wilson ordering the seizure of the Vera Cruz customs house after a White House conference. Secretaries Bryan and Daniels coordinated, Rear Admiral Fletcher received orders, and marines seized the customs house by 11 am. The dispatch discusses U S authority, Congress, and the need to resolve questions about private power vs public commerce.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Con
Senate
Bryan
Consul
Canada
Huerta
Caramere
Arma
Mexico City
Tumulty
White House
Daniels
Fletcher
Custom House
Germany
Retiring a Man At The Plate And Field Throws
Billy Evans notes a fine baseball play from the outfield throw and a tag at home. The Baltimore News discusses topics from pure food to prison reform and the misplaced focus of some women’s clubs amid social debates.
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Billy Evans
Hareo Weekly
Baltimore News
French adoption of decimal system proposal discussed
A brief note explains the idea of adopting a decimal framework in French contexts. It mentions considerations for introducing a standardized 10-based system and potential linguistic or educational adjustments.
Board of Health In S Crow Plans Private Action
The board of health at S Crow consolidates plans to address an old house issue deemed private, with local officials considering steps to mitigate health concerns and prevent further risk.
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Board of Health of Scrow
Nine of Diamonds Curse of Scotland Explained
The article reviews explanations for why the nine of diamonds is called The Curse of Scotland. It surveys theories from historical card games linked to Scottish courtiers to associations with Sir John Dalrymple and the Glencoe massacre, and notes several other unlikely explanations while acknowledging no single claim is certain.
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Scotland
Maury of
Lorraine
Duke of Gulee
Janes V
Fran
John Dalrymple
Stair
William DL
Glencoe
Latrymple
Chamber's
St Andrew's Cross
Duke of Cumberland
Ormiston
Go Northwest Young Man From the Christian Herald
Alaska shows limited private ownership at one percent and scant private rail lines. The piece argues public ownership of railroads could spur settlement and city-building across the country, envisioning opportunities for Americans and immigrants amid unsettled western lands.
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Young Man
The
Christian Herald
Alaska
Alaska Territory
California
Navy Enlists Reaches Full Civil War Quota
The San Antonio Light reports Secretary Daniels has boosted Navy enlistments to 61,500, the legal limit, amid a shift from glossy recruiting to portraying naval life honestly. It notes past depictions of easy sailing and travel gave way to a more accurate view of seamanship and duty.
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San Antonio
Tex
Josephus Dantela
South America
United States Navy
Daniels
Bam
Sallora
The Ideal Garden and Greek Agricultural Policy
The piece extols a practical garden as a space for comfort and occupancy before noting a Greek bill in Parliament. It outlines government plans to aid agriculture with tax relief, free agricultural schools, and chemical applications, alongside a stray remark about Greenland potatoes.
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Greece
The Ridiculous Verse and a Prose Note
Fragmented OCR finds a snatch of verses and a courtly aside about printing. The piece references a printer and a mysterious figure Wendell Holmes in a tone that hints at satire and literary meddling.
Lady Decies Seeks American Ties for Her Babies
Lady Decies tells of her two children while living in America with Lord Decies. She plans to raise them to love the United States, study languages, and enjoy outdoor life. She comments on suffrage and her disdain for militant methods, noting her family’s active but nonmilitant stance.
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Dy Decies
Ametica
Decies
Vivien Gould
New York
London
Eilean Vivien Decios
California
Lady Declen
George Bhe
George
Ameren
America
Lord Decies
Militant Brigade
England
Love and Leaven in a Breakfast Tease
Elizabeth and Vader plot amid Patience Mortimer and a senator in a bright morning scene. Elizabeth reveals a plan to redirect Vader toward Patience for power and security while maintaining a volatile, witty banter. The tale centers on romance, money, and social maneuvering with a hopeful tea-time conclusion.
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Martha McCulloch Williams
MrClure Newspiper Syndicate
Betsy
Vaner
Elizabeth
Hetsy
Heth
Llerte
Elizabethana
Vader
England
Misa Patience
Patience Mortimer
Patience
Albelt
Eliaabeth
Fitzabeth
Tle
Elisabeth
Lance
Beaton
Queceniog
Myers
Selene
Bob
Filizabeth
Concrete City Ready Near Nanticoke Pa Model Village
Twenty double concrete houses in Concrete City near Nanticoke are occupied as a park of 600 by 100 feet is completed surrounding the homes. The two story 50 by 25 foot houses feature poured concrete construction, seven rooms, and a bone-dry interior, with gardens, window boxes, and a central square with a sewer system and wire fencing. Rents run 8.4 dollars a month, with residents noting the dry cool summers and easy upkeep.
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New York Times
Concrete
Thomas A. Edleon
Walla
Pottsville
Morristown Italians Protest Social Survey Exhibit
The text reflects sympathy for Morristown Italians who destroyed a social survey exhibit after it depicted their settlements and living conditions. It argues the exhibit unfairly targets the poor and that welfare aid should respect dignity, noting many workers are proud and independent and should not be humiliated by such displays.
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Morristown
Gaualur
Fragmentary notes on a machine and grinding process
The fragment discusses a machine used to grind sand and adapt particles for use. It mentions a reforming or commemoration of a process and hints at a broader invention that enables utilization of unusually smooth particles along a coastal region.
The Beloved Nausicaa Ball and Odysseus Tale
A professor recounts a memoir about Nausicaa's ball played on a washing day and Odysseus fatefully guided by Penelope and Athena. The tale, drawn from ancient papyri, shows Poseidon’s ruse to hinder Odysseus and his eventual reception by Nausicaa and the Phaeacians.
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Poseidon
Odlym
Acus
Emtee
Aafe
Tim
Odya
Seus
Odysseus
Penelope
Phaecia
Odysseux
Leucothea
Damaela
Phaecians
al Cineus
Athene
Nausican
One Crop Country Short Lived In Legume Notes
In Palm and Fireside the idea is that legume crops like clover and alfalfa are vital yet a single crop nation fails. The article lists 14 important legumes and warns a one crop country becomes a one generation country, risking soil depletion and abandonment of lands.
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Departmeat
Too Much to Expect From a Highlander in Town
A fragmented historical note describes a kilts wearing Highlander who roams to town buying hatches then starts a fire with a borrowed garment. The muddled text also mentions European actions and a large expenditure on Guayaquil related ventures and fees.
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Blaving
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Greenland
Ueest
le Wrew Broad
BP Fay
Ae Me
Tv Weile Agp
Wendell Holmes
Lady Decies
Love and Leaven
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Tetemachus
Odyane
Nausicia
Telemechus
Odymmeus
Telemachus
Tinople
Gus Works
Bor
Guasaquil
Cocos
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