Orozco spurns aid from foreign nations in Mexican rebel push
Juarez July 12. General Orozco announces he rejects foreign help while pursuing guerrilla warfare against the Madero government. He travels from Finelandes to Juarez with a small escort and orders a broad campaign across nine columns toward Huerta’s lines, aiming to invade Sonora and threaten the Pacific coast.
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United States
Madero
Orosconald
Mexico
Orosco
Juares
Fineinides
Jua
Pascual Orosco
Juarea Gerrican
Laguna
Huerta
Chihuahua City
Terreon
Chihuahua
Assis
State of Honora
Juarez
Orozco
Sonora
Pacific Coast
Barbecued Meat Poison Link Probed After Four Deaths
Angueta Georgia July reports to county officials say four people died after a family reunion barbecue on July 4. Sixty four were polled, including Mary Canady and two children in critical condition. rest expected to recover. Doctors differ on poison cause and seek consent for gastric analysis.
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Angueta
Nemera
Canady
Kimanwel
Mary Canady
Vietnam
Negotiations Resume Over Sherman Law Case in Nebraska
Washington conference between James A Fowler and company counsel on the Western Newspaper Union of Onmuhe Nebraska facing Sherman anti trust law challenges. Attorney General Wickersham opinion extends eight hour workday to all federal workers. New York report notes striking steamship sailors appoint a dead man as their leader in a bizarre recruitment tactic.
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Washington
Union
Onmuhe
Neb
James A Fowler
General Wickersham
United States
Wustons Porte
New York
Fremen
Child Implicated in Robbery Exploiting Publicity
A one year old child is accused after a chaotic incident where a plate was brandished and $800 was demanded from a business owner. The scene involved a pursuit and a series of unclear actions as authorities investigated the alleged theft. No further details clarify charges or outcomes.
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Baltimore
Joseph Plissil
J. Burne Doyle
Businens
Doyle
Trade Involving Now Foyiun and Phone Papid Iereiges
A trade involving Now Foyiun and Phone Papid Iereiges is reported with limited readable details. The fragment notes a transfer or exchange but lacks clear participants or outcomes. Further context would clarify parties, items, and implications.
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Foyiun
Papid Iereiges
Yankee Athletes Lead in Olympic Track Events
Stockholm reports on day six of the Olympic athletics program. The United States dominates the 110 meter hurdles and advances semi finals, with George Goulding of Canada winning the 10,000 meters walk. Final results and standings include multiple nations in preliminary heats and finals across hurdles, weights, swimming, and walking events.
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Stockholm
George Goulding
Canada
United States
Ames Wendell
John RB
Case, University
Tilmotn
Fred W. Kelley
Beattie
John P. Nicholson
Miunvesatty
Misnouri
Edwin Aanit Itehard
A. G. Vaughan
Moston A. Ad
Moston A. Ad. Martin W. Tackinn, Murtnomah A. C.; Sohn A. Eller, Jr. I. A. A. C
George A. Chisham
Boston
A. A
France
Me A. Andre
M. 4
L. Delaby
R. de Guanderax
England
A. EB. H. Blakeney
G. R. I. Anderson
Sweden
Wienlander
Norway
F. R. Ble
Finland
Holm
Eeneeeke
B. Mere
Germany
de Somachini
Chile
F Keiser
New York A. C
Evao
Goulding
F. J.webb
Great Britain
South Africa
Denmark
Italy
Hungary
Bohemia
Russia
Austria
Greece
Holland
Australia
George A. Chisholm
Rostun
Karoly Solymar
John J. Eller, Jr
A. A. Cyfirat
G. Rell
Anderson
Martina Hawkins
Multomah A. C
G. L Anie
F. R. Bie
Firat
W. Wickholm
H. Welslander
R. de Gounderux
M. F. L. Delnbym
Vaughn
Blanchard
Boston A. A
Edwin M. Pritchard
A. C
H. FE. A. Blakenry
Fingland
University of Pennsylvania
John Colbachini
Beattie A. Aaran
John R
Ralph Reve
Olympic A
Patrick J. McDonald
Act
EL Nin
Ander
Hardwick
Champton
Hatternby
Johnson
Tine
Ritter
Peor
Seword
Thine
Laistorres
Taylor
Woth
Firat Pewts
W. R K. Appleworth
Wilson to Meet Clark in Conference This July
Governor William Wilam said he would meet Speaker Champ Clark for a conference Saturday afternoon in Ben airt. Representative Underwood is expected to join in Seewir next week for another conference.
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Wilson
Clark
Hought
Wilam
Champ Clark
Benairt
Underwood
Adolph Rosebery Fatally Wounds Brother in Law then Kills Self
In Chicago on July 11 Adolph Rosebery shot and wounded his brother in law who lay asleep in bed before killing himself. Local reports state he appeared intoxicated and acted after an apparent confrontation.
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Self
Chicago
Tle
Inlaw
Adolph Rosebery
Delicate Question From the East End Parlor
A Pittsburgh Post fragment shows a couple discussing marriage and finances. The exchange mentions not wanting the husband to work and questions about having enough money to support a future life together. The readable lines reveal intimate domestic planning rather than public events.
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Pittburgh
Love Lures Woman Across the Ocean
A dramatic tale follows a woman drawn by love to travel across the ocean to a distant land. The piece recounts the journey, the promise of liberty, and the enduring pull of affection despite hardship and distance.
Lorimer Attacks Foes as Anarchists in Senate Speech
Senator Lorimer of Illinois defended his bid for a seat amid attacks by opponents and reporters. He accused Chicago papers and journalists of corruption, warned of a “vile trust” control, and claimed his enemies would face consequences in future political battles. He also contrasted Roosevelt and Taft’s approaches and defended his support for Roosevelt over Taft.
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Senate
Lorimer
Chicago
Illinois
Chicago Tribune
Dearborn
Madison Streets
Madison
la Salle Street
Fifth Avenue
Chicago Daily News
Friendsitem
Ths
Hicago
Andrew Lawrence
Chicago American
Lawrence
Hearst
Laween
McCormick
Kohisaat
Larimer
Mr. Lorimer
Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Tiinois
la Foliette
Tilinoly
Tn South Dakota
Jones
Lee O'Neill Browne
Benator Reed
Fenator Lorimer
Pomerene
Lorimer Attacks Kenyon in Bitter Senate Speech
Senator Lorimer assailed Senator Kenyon during a heated session, calling him unfit and accusing him of political maneuvering. He denounced Kenyon for a past quote and challenged his integrity, while denying ownership claims related to the Chicago Inter Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enator
Lorimer
Peat
Missouri
Tilmote Lepinta
Senate Chamber
Senate
England Worried Over Canal Bill
Washington reports Britain seeks delay in Pan American canal bill action through its London-based envoy Mitchel Innes. The move aims to curb free passage for American vessels and tolls for certain ships, tied to the Hay-Paunceforte treaty, as senators push rapid consideration.
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Great Britain
Congress
Washington
Innes
State Department
Benate Inter-oceanic Canala Committee
Kineo
Mitchel Innes
Bryce
New Zealand
Canadian Railways
Senate
House
Brundegee
Tunes
Notable Critique of New Nationalism Echoes in Kentucky
John M. Harlan of Chicago delivered an address to the Kentucky State Bar Association denouncing Theodore Hoosevelt's writings on new nationalism. The speech focused on a harsh critique of the principles touted by the Cox-president. In New York, a government court hearing on the shipping trust examined subpoena responses and related correspondence from defendants' counsel.
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Louisville
Theodore Hootevelt
Shipping Trust
Dorrtt
Waterspout Rains Fish On Steamship St. Egbert
A Philadelphia Herald report recounts a June 6 waterspout off mid ocean near the St. Egbert wrecking crew, lifting water, ice, and cargo, with sailors dragged aloft and the vessel nearly swamped before the spout broke and the ship survived. Captain Mebeusie describes a funnel-like column striking the water and hurling debris and spray across the deck.
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Philadelphia
Britiel
St. Egbert
Midocean
Mebeusie
St. Eobert
Voandi- Hon
Fragments Reflect a Bewildering Text Trail
The readable phrases mix unusual words and partial names, hinting at a collapsed or garbled OCR. No clear event or人物 is identifiable, leaving only scattered references to water, locations, and a few misread terms.
Fragmented OCR Note About Atlantic Ocean Passage
Damaged OCR text mentions Atlantic Ocean passage and unclear dates or actions. Readable content is too fragmentary to identify people, places, or events with confidence.
Fragmented political notice from Birmingham paper
Fragmentary garbled text from a Birmingham newspaper political notice mentions Kinane and WV. Details are unreadable. key names and event unclear.
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Birminghead
Norakle Pa
Ray Con
Fragmented Local Notice About A Civil Case
unreadable OCR text blocks reference a legal matter with party names missing and no clear dates or actions.
Iowa Republicans Name New Supreme Court Nominees
Des Moines July 12 Judge Frank R. Gaynor of Lemars and Judge Byron W. Preston of Osceola named as two Republican candidates for Iowa Supreme Court to succeed McClain and Sherwin after three ballots. Gaynor led first with 489 votes, Preston secured 697 on second, and Preston won third ballot with 399 votes. Delegates from Union Van Buren and Wayne counties faced credential disputes. committees upheld the call’s delegate counts. Liquor interests and railroads suspected in opposition to McClain and Sherwin.
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Dea Moines
Frank R. Gaynor
LeMara
Byron W. Preston
Oskaloona
Supreme Court
Emmn McClain
John ('. Sherwin
Repub- Hcat
W. M. Treichter
Duncan Rule
Mason City
Justice Sherwin
J. H. Trewin
Union
van Buren
Wayne
Newberry
de Tey
Clinton
Barker
Gaynor
Brookhart
McClain
Sherwin
Supreme Bench
Justice Wis
Firat
Bhovwin
Mu‘lain
Ae Mmg
Harker
Ranetor
Ag Preston
Os Trelehler
Three Miners Dead in Panama Mine Explosion
In Moundville West Virginia on July 12 three miners were killed by a gas explosion at the Panama mine of Ben Franklin Coal. Four others were trapped and a rescue party led by General Forenun McCabe recovered two badly burned men, Willan Hupp and Joe Minchin, with little hope of survival. A second rescue operated with limited air supply and cautioned prospects.
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Moundaville
W. Va
Panama
Ben Franklin Coal Company
General Forenun
BE. McCabe
Willan Hupp
Joe Minchin
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Wines
Uhief J. W. Paull
Inline Rescue
Pitcairn
Kappa Sigma Girls Tagged for Beaux at Conclave
Laviinville Kentucky July 12 Each of the 70 chapters of the Kappa Sigma fraternity is well represented at the grand conclave entering its second day. Fraternity brothers were slated for a barbecue at the state fair grounds tonight a visit to amusement parks amid the event. Last night the men were guests of honor at a dance with 200 Kentucky girls each tagged with her name for convenience of the Vinita.
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Laviinville
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Ateto Fair
Kentucky
Windstorms devastate Lacrosse farming area
Two destructive windstorms swept Lacrosse and nearby, tearing a path two miles wide and eight miles long through a dense farming community. A second storm arrived around 6 o clock, burning hundreds of acres of green crops and causing extensive building damage.
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Lacrosse
Wik
Social Activities Quip On Missing Cat At Jones Woodshed
A light note on a cat missing at night as friends speculate it attended a musicale at Jones woodshed, prompting playful chatter about its whereabouts.
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Jones’ Woodshed
Whack Talk Reveals Teen Relative of Biine
A garbled exchange notes a teen linked to Biine by kinship and hints at family ties. The fragmented text references jealousy and relations, with unclear names and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biine
Ivason
Will Hold for a While Prem Tie Photon
A garbled OCR note references a postponement or delay involving Prem and Photon with unclear details. The fragment mentions front fare and a news sign but lacks coherent facts to confirm dates, places, or outcomes.
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Prem
Photon
Bane
Vote on Lorimer case nears final Senate decision
Washington July 11 The Senate debated the Lorimer case with hearings readied for conclusion and a vote expected tomorrow. Senators Johnston Jones and others argued about evidence, public clamor, and alleged perjury while discussing Browne Funk finances and possible political influence on Lorimer’s expulsion.
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Washington
Senate
Lorimer
Senator Lorimer
Senator Johnston
Alabama
Lortmer
Illinois
Johnston
Roosevelt
Hamilton Club
Chica
Unfilled tonnage figures for U S Steel in June
New York July 1 The unfilled tonnage wage of the United States Steel Corporation on June 20 totalled 6 507 046 tons.
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New York
United States Steel Coreporation
Seventy year old man weds sixth wife in Jeffersonville
A 70 year old man Benjamin F Sanders of Louisville Kentucky married his sixth wife Mars Mary Dixon in Jeffersonville Indiana yesterday afternoon. He quips about hoping his bride will stay and jokes about past marriages as the wind and life near end.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Benjamin F. Sanders
Louisville Ky
Mars
Mary Dixon
Storm kills one as Wisconsin towns hit by cyclone
A storm swept across Wisconsin and Minnesota last night, killing Carl Keen near Sparta and causing widespread damage. The disaster damaged farms and left thousands homeless or without power as crews assessed the havoc.
Fulton Mehe-Dir Trial Ends in Acquittal
A local court freed a defendant on unofficial nominal charges after the diary entry mentioned by the prosecution failed to establish a formal crime. The judge ruled there was insufficient evidence to convict.
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Fulton
Mehe-Dir
Magee
Ehied
Stuf Phrateian
Che Buta Hootpital
Dewi
Cie Dary
Youthful Bandit Terrorizes Town in Awkward Scrape
A garbled report describes a youth committing crime in a rural area, with references to a bandit roaming Countryside for Oeshay and Hadise Crane and a brace of revaly ors. The piece reads like a fragmented police story with unclear names and locations.
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Gtk
Oeshay
Hadise
Pete PreKity
Mos
Staven Jong
Sewirh
Lee
Newark
Iperembaley
Howe
Bandits Hold Up Katy Limited Train in Kansas
Six masked bandits robbed a passenger train known as the Katy Limited near Coffeyville early today. They corralled passengers and crew in the coaches for about two hours while trying to blow open a baggage car safe. No injuries were reported and no arrests were made.
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Parsons
Kan
Missouri, Kansas& Texan
Coffeyville
Ball game losers forced to pound rocks in parade
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania police rounded up thirty hobos and, after sentencing by Burgess Morris, will be kept in lockup until a baseball game is played. The losing side will be punished by nine innings on the streets and two extra days in custody, while the winners are briefly held then fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Burgess W. D. Morris
Rat
Hurgess Morris
Senate Would Keep Taft Tariff Board
Washington July 11 appropriation actions restore 250000 for the tariff board and 20000 for the International waterways commission to the sundry as apportioned bill. House increase for epidemics prevention by the public health service from 100000 to 500000 amid bubonic plague concerns.
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Washington
Tariff Board
International Waterways Commission
Senate
House
Public Health Service
French Aviator Rene Hedel Crushed In Monoplane Crash
Rene Hedel an experienced airman and Pommeroy cup holder died in a monoplane accident at Mourmelon-Le-Grand near Chalons sur Marne France during military maneuvers. His craft struck a telegraph line on descent and overturned, crushing him as thousands watched.
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Chalons-Sur-Marne
France
Rene Hedel
Jules Vedrines
Mourwaelon-Le-Grand
Redel
Villacoublay
Parle
Hanford Hearing Concludes After Lawyer Questioning
In Seattle Washington the Hanford shipyard bankruptcy inquiry by the House judiciary committee concludes today with an hour of questioning Attorney Rory Landon Pitch. The committee has many documents ready for review, creating a large record for the full panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Heckmann and Hanson Shipyard
House Judiciary Ant
United States
Cornelius HL
Hanford
Corry Landon
Dl. West
Washington
Blind Senator May Get Cabinet Place
Juanita Oklahoma July report states Governor Wilson will nominate the blind senator to a cabinet post. If confirmed Senator Gore would join the administration, with Col George L Bennett of Juanita suggested as a candidate for the vacancy in the United States Senate. Bennett is described as able and of good character.
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Juanita
Okla
Wilson la
Gore
George L. Bennett
Fighting Continues in North Portugal
Lisbon reports ongoing clashes as royalist forces clash with rebels in northern Portugal. Government troops counter a rebel advance as authorities push to restore order amid renewed fighting and mobility disruptions across the region.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Royalint
Qowe
Delate
Valentine Retains Place Says Fisher
Valentine remains in position following statements by Fisher. A widened report from the commission cites actions, dress code details, and local officials.
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Valentine
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Wayman
William Lorimer
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Melville BK. Stone
Frank B. Noyes
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Henrite An Og
Chicago Inter- Ocean
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Dawley
West Virginia
Kappa Sigma
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Immer
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Plil
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Jonen
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John Henning
Clarence Funk
International Tiarvester Company
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Owin
Benator Lorimner
Lea
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Mwilneis
Mr. Jones
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Taft Tariff Board
Waehtogien
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