Mexico Receives Cash to Pay Soldiers Amid Rebel Advances
The government obtained 4 million dollars with a larger loan total to pay state employes and federal troops while rebels captured Montemorelos and destroyed much of the city. Delegates elected in the federal district were announced though some ballots were disputed. The French loan option of 25 million dollars nears expiration and officials expect French bankers to act.
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Joyal
Huerta
Monterey
Montemorelos
Tamaulipan
Fodernl
Preenfite
Chihuahua
Ohetutd
Indianapolis strike turns deadly at streetcar yard
In Indianapolis a fatal shooting occurred as cars operated during a strike by the Triceton and Terminal company workers. One man killed and several wounded as deputies swore in 250 strike guards under Sheriff Theodore Porteus who intervened in the labor action.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Triceton and Terminal Company
Ape Lal
Theodore Porteus
Frank to appeal Mary Phagan murder ruling to Georgia Supreme Court
Atlanta. Leo M. Frank, denied a new trial in the Mary Phagan murder case by Judge T. B. Roan of Fulton County Superior Court, plans to take the appeal to the Georgia Supreme Court.
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Atlanta. Ga
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
T. B. Roan
Fulton County Superior Court
Supreme Court of Georgia
New Jersey Law Seeks Standard Basket Size for Fresh Produce
Thenton reports a newly enacted state law requiring all baskets used for selling fruit vegetables and similar items to be of standard size and to hold exactly what they claim to hold the measure taking effect across New Jersey.
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Thenton
N. J
New York teacher steals to fund two year birthday party
Nathaniel Lair, a Sunday school teacher in New York, allegedly stole $4000 from a cemetery company to finance an Awtieth birthday celebration that stretched over two years, according to reports.
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New York
Broadway
Nathaniel Lair
Storm Damage Hits Cuba Tobacco Crops
Havana reports storm disruption in Pinar del Rio province with damaged crops mainly tobacco and reports of cattle herds drowned. Weather cut communications and worsened conditions across the region.
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Cuba
Havana
Pinar del Rio
Ape Rides 85 Miles in Airship Berlin
An ape strapped to a seat rode 85 miles in an aeroplane despite screams and fight from the creature. It nearly paralyzed the rider with fear as the craft landed.
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Berlin
Robber Returns Coat in Chicago Case
A robber returned Al Gaynor's green plaid overcoat saying his pass would kid him to death. The thief explained to Gaynor that the coat had been taken and later returned to the scene in Chicago.
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Chicago
al Gaynor
Gaynor
New York Budget Committee Proposes $193 Million Plan
The New York budget committee of the board of estimate announced a housekeeping budget of $192,995,551 for the coming year. The plan also proposes a tax rate reduction to 1.77.
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New York
The
Board of Extimate
New York City
Mother and Daughter Die Within Hour in Chicago
Mrs Hilda Ewert and her daughter Mrs Alm Stenersen, both widows, died of heart disease within 80 minutes. The daughter died at a party and the mother en route to her daughter.
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Chicago
Hilda Ewert
Alm: Stenersen
New M E Church Policy Adopted at National Convention
Indianapolis Ind The Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States adopts a policy program emphasizing personal evangelism at home and abroad a 10 per cent minimum annual membership growth and full support of church boards The policy urges universal canvassing weekly offerings by every member and child and full cooperation with other churches while exalting Christ through civic industrial and educational engagement
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Indianapolis
Ind
Methodist Men's National Convention
Christianife
Guy Church
Spencer sells his body to a New Orleans buyer
Henry Spencer known as the hatchet slayer bargains away his body for 100 dollars to a New Orleans man who claims to master Egyptian embalming. Spencer, in a Wheaton jail cell, says he will be hanged and dismisses future use of his remains.
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Chicago
Henry Spencer
New Orleans
Spencer
Wheaton
Carnegie Medals Awarded to Heroes and Relatives
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission disburses nearly $100,000 to heroes and their families in its public report. $51,000 goes to 16 awards of 2000 and 38 of 1000. remaining awards range from 20 to 65 dollars monthly or under 97,000 in other forms. Every award includes a medal, bronze silver or gold, with some cases awarded only a medal.
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Musburg
Carnegie Hero Land Commission
Drainage Canal Proposal Touted at Dry Farming Congress
In Tulsa at the closing of the International Dry Farming congress a resolution urged Congress to use Panama Canal machinery to build a drainage canal from Montana’s Missouri River headwaters to the Gulf of Mexico. Proponents say the canal would divert flood waters to reclaim millions of acres land needing irrigation.
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Congress
Heldwatere
Missouri
Gulf
Tulsa
International Dry Farming Congress
Missour River
Montana
Gulf of Mexico
Cork Leg Cut Off in Wreck Near Zanesville Ohio
Jyde Hartman brakeman was killed and two other trainmen injured when a Baltimore and Ohio coal train crashed into a Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley switch engine at Ironspot nine miles south of Zanesville. George Price fireman had a cork leg cut off in the crash, losing the same leg previously in a wreck six months earlier when the peg splintered.
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Zanesville
Jyde Hartman
Baltimore & Ohio
Special funeral train speeds through Ada at 84 mph
The special Pennsylvania Rail Road funeral train from Chicago to New York carrying the body of Chas e Gates passed Ada at 84 miles per hour according to the railroad time sheet. Gates, noted for his speed hobby, gained fame for fast driving records on the rail line.
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Ada
Pennsylvania
Chicago
New York
Chase Gates
Government bill proposes harsher aid penalties at sea
In St. Petersburg the duma considers a bill imposing drastic penalties for aiding ships in distress, a response linked to the Titanic disaster and reflecting tightened maritime assistance rules.
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St. Petersburg
Duma
Bavaria Moves to Proclaim Ludwig King of Bavaria
The Bavarian diet lower house approves a bill authorising Prince Regent Ludwig to proclaim himself king of Bavaria replacing the insane King Otto. The action centers on Munich and Bavaria signaling a constitutional shift within the kingdom.
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Diet
Ludwig
Munich
Bavaria
Staidwig
Otto
Mrs Eaton Acquitted after Seven Months in Court Storm
Mrs Jennie May Eaton, widow of Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton, walks free after an all night jury session ended in acquittal on charges she caused her husband’s death by poisoning him. Prosecution failed to prove direct case though evidence was damaging. Crowds show sympathy as a near seven month confinement ends. Occurring amid a separate Colorado strike martial law situation with miners and militia clashing at three camps, casualties reported as guards and strikers exchange fire. The state militia now guards saloons and maintains order across the three camps.
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Plymouth
Masa
Joseph G Eaton
Jennie May Eaton
Eaton
Morse
Wrymouth Saalnee
Admiral Eaton
Hastings
Stricade
Angue Alvesander
Alexander
Panere
My Corn Poem From State Bulletin Promotes Drought Strain
A Missouri drought report features a boy’s poem about corn failure. The piece notes Anderson McDonald County readers, the Young Homemaker in the Hove Corn Club, and a Department of Agriculture agent seeking crop reports while drought ruins the crop. The poem titled My Corn expresses resilience despite dry conditions and failed harvest efforts.
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Washington
Anderson
McDonald County
Department of Agriculture
Hove Corn Club
Department
Fisk
State to Enforce Bird Law in Missouri
Missouri state game commission deputies set to enforce new national interstory hunting law. Ambiguities in the draft hush the page shows patrol plans and roles for enforcers across designated counties.
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Washinaton
Missouri
Minsouri
Armirante
Last dedication for markers on Old Teone's Lick road
In Rolla a special election defeated Hib Fev to Watht and edditing to the Mast Bide ward. At a later moment Mre Margaret Mickie died from paralysis after removal from residence. Join Mekie is described as a wraithy farmer of Green county.
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Charlee
Teone's Lick Road
Kisturin Pointe
Lewis
Kanaanty
Goring
Serond
Jefferear
Wath
Hewee Rand
Kole
Rolla
Nere
Mary
Springfield
Margaret Mickie
Atrone
Join Mekie
Green County
High Cost of Living Impacts Indianapolis Churches
Indianapolis bishops at the Methodist Men convention blame rising living costs for reduced church revenue and member contributions. They discuss funding strategies and a broader missionary policy as the denomination adopts a new policy for the Methodist Episcopal Church in America.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Earl Cranston
Methodist Episcopal Church In
America
Man Sues For Heart Balm In Missouri Suit
Wiley M. Jones of Downs Kansas sues Martha Clark of Carthage Missouri for 10000 dollars claiming breach of promise to marry after they became engaged in 1910 and fixed a wedding date which she allegedly broke.
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Kansas
Carthage
Martha Clark
Wiley M Jones
Downs
Kan
Carnegie Hero Fund awards nearly $190000 to heroes
In Pittsboro, Pennsylvania, the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission distributed about $190,000 to heroes or their relatives. The payouts include sixteen awards of $2,000 and four awards of $1,000, totaling roughly $91,000 in the two larger categories.
Duke of Abruzzi Ends Engagement Over Albanian Throne
Intimate friends report the Duke of the Abruzzi released Miss Katharine Elkins from their engagement after his failure to obtain the Albanian throne several months ago.
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Rome
Duke of the
Memphis man James T. Johnson linked to mall robbery
Memphis Tennessee James T Johnson once a railway mall clerk was arrested on charges of robbing malls of 3000 dollars while traveling from Carbondale Illinois to the First National Bank at Cobden NL.
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Memphis
Tenn
James T. Johnson
Carbondale
Ill
First National Bank
Cobden
Woman elected postmaster at Coming Kan-Mra Minnie Weyer
Minnie Weyer, a widow, won the postmastership in Coming, Kansas over five male candidates. Final vote totals show her clear lead as townsfolk, voting under the rural route tradition, chose a woman for the position despite opposition from the men who argued over the contest.
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Minnie Weyer
Ehitp
Opty Wents
Sulzer draws cheering crowds in city districts
New York reports William Sulzer receiving an enthusiastic reception in Harlem and the Bronx during campaign stops. In Hunt's Point Casino crowds packed the Thirty second district hall, cheer lasting 21 minutes as supporters pressed to hear him. Percy Lambert, famed auto speed record holder, died in a Brooklands crash while travelling about 120 mph when his car swerved and rolled over.
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New York
Revernor
William Sulzer
Aix
Har ‘Em
Bronx
Faw
Hunt’s Point
Thirty-second
London
Percy Lambert
Brooklands Aerodrome
Paderewski verdict in suit against impresario here
London reports a verdict in a suit involving Paderewski and an impresario. The pianist acted alone asserting no legal right to bill a rival, insisting the rival be challenged by him. The decision declares no shared claim to the billing.
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London
Paderewski
Joplin teens face murder charges in brutal assault
Louck an 18 year old and Charles Underhill were bound over to district court on five degree murder and related charges for a January February attack in Joplin. Prosecutors say the pair terrorized a local area, shot and killed a person during the incident, then fled. Authorities described the events as a violent crime spree linked to a teen gang.
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Joplin
Tri Louck
Missouri Synod Presbyterians elect officers in session
The opening session elected Key N McCain as moderator and Ket JE Mow as temporary clerk. The body mainly handled reports from standing committees and boards of educational institutions.
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Fulton
Missouri Synod of the
Southern Presbyterian Vhurch
Key N McCain
Tee
Satmmi
Ket JE Mow
Callaway Faces Scarcity Report From Local Commission
A garbled report from the Pultag commission notes growing scarcity of elkswan and vegies in the towns. The text indicates limited supply over several months and ongoing concern about availability.
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Callaway Oudiy
Pultag
Typhoid Fever Plot at Sedalia Dairy Cows Critically Read
Sedalia officials report 150 typhoid fever cases linked to impure milk used to cover several dairy infections. Missouri University Farmers Week in Columbia to welcome Agriculture Secretary Houston as guest. governors, business men and local officials attend. Perry and board members tour state industrial school for girls in Chillicothe.
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Sedala
Sedalia
Eld Feyuty
Bedalla
Columbia—Secreary of Agriculture
Houaton
University
Chilticothe
Mike Mary E. Perry
State Board of Charities and Corrections
State Industrial School For Girls
Fragmented OCR meant for a local notice
A damaged readable fragment describes a woman escorted into a room by an editor or official. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or a coherent event to verify.
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Hosterty
Previous Engagement Theme Confusion At Morning Assembly
A fragmentary note hints at a workplace morning order to report by nine with a boss presence. A promised flag bearing by Mi Canteo and a reference to an employed procession suggest a ceremonial or labor event amid unclear details.
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Bre
HTL
Norting
Jebka
Ull
Fragmented Dialogue From A Distant Page
The text presents a jumble of garbled dialogue with misspelled words and unclear speakers. It hints at a theatrical or conversational scene but provides no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to anchor a full summary.
Fragmentary remarks on political leaders and public figures
Reading through garbled lines, the text hints at critique of leaders and scientists, mentioning Dr Jokn On and a debate about social behavior. It references public aging, mortality, and controversial ideas without clear events or dates.
Fragmented report from Sleek Owoles game in New York Evening Post
Muddled OCR text describes Kaleer Wilheleete at a Sleek Owoles event, Wes serve oddly, Bright fare drawing crowds, Theodore ald the emperor referenced, and Kalerr William breaking something at Searty Waugh. The piece reads like a partial sports column from the New York Evening Post with garbled names and phrases.
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Prenkfort
William
Postum touted as coffee remedy in testimonial ad
A testimonial asserts Postum, a coffee substitute from Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan, improves nerves and headaches after quitting coffee. The ad promotes Regular and Instant Postum, notes it can be brewed strong or dissolved, and invites readers to request the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Ems
Postum Co
Rattle Creek
Mich
Wellittle
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