Renewed War in Mexico City as Armistice Fails
Mexican capital endures renewed shelling after a short armistice between President Madero and General Diaz. Casualties mount with about 1,000 dead and 1,500 wounded reported. Relief comes as Taft announces no American intervention, easing local tensions and allowing civilians to reclaim markets and aid organizations to address health risks.
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Diaz
Arcenal
San Juan Plaza
Alameda
Francisco Ll. Madero
Felix Diaz
Badlee
Red
White Cross
Juan de la Letren
Redight
Maderistas
Taz
Taft
Cnomacho
Doctor Runs Down Doctor in Chicago Street Collision
Dr. S A Wharton, 65, was struck on Madison and Dearborn by Dr. B Abt who was rushing to Lake Bluff. He was thrown, hit his head, and taken unconscious to the Illinois Memorial Hospital with internal injuries reported.
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Chicago
S.A. Wharton
Madison
Dearborn
B. Abt
Lake Bluff
Wharton
Abt Eari Ag
Madison Street
Ske
Iro- Yuoa Memorial Hospital
Brennan dies veteran Chicago alderman of Eighteenth ward
Chicago reports the death of John Joseph Brennan longtime Eighteenth ward alderman and city council member for twenty-two years noted as a strong old guard figure with a sharp grasp of his constituency and political machine. The obituary highlights his influence and tough persona in Chicago politics.
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Chicago
John Joaeph Brennan
Brennan
Money Back Guarantee Ad for One Price Inducement
An advertisement promises a money back offer if the customer does not think it is the best thing in the world. It emphasizes backing claims, a fixed price, and urging readers to Berd their order now.
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Leavenworth
Kan
John H. Barry
St. Louis
G. EB. Ray
Edward Smythe
Feoria
III
Indianapolis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chica
Barry
Smythe
Ray
Idafei
Guardian Savings and Trust
Cleveland
Obie
Rules of Conduct From an 18th Century Letter
A fragmentary excerpt urges serious reverence for God and parents, modest appeals to nature, and orderly speech. It counsels keeping promises, avoiding digressions, and maintaining pleasant yet grave demeanor in company. It warns against gossip, private secrets, noisy behavior, and impolite table conduct.
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Jean
A Leaf From My Notebook Thursday Evening Notes
A weekly church paper note highlights three clippings for publication Billy's Sunday at Columbus Ohio recounting seven weeks of work a Methodist Sabbath School report on last year’s efforts and a piece titled Some Maxims of Washington aiding youth guidance for a higher life.
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Billy
Columbus O
Methodist
Washingtons
U Fe
Dr Sunday Evangelistic Meeting Closes in Columbus
Dr William A Sundays large evangelistic campaign in Columbus Ohio ends after seven weeks with reports of over nineteen thousand professed conversions. The tabernacle housed twelve thousand and Sunday spoke to at least forty thousand across venues including Memorial Hall and the State Penitentiary. A large free will offering exceeded twenty thousand dollars to support the work and local expenses were promptly met.
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William A. Sunday
Columbus
Ohio
Tabernacle
Memorial Hall
State Penitentiary
Dr. Sunday
D. John Hall
Charles H. Spurgeon
Beholden to Dual Purpose Dairy Theory Shown Flawed
A California Short Horn dairyman named Mr X. Carrothers argues farmers should shift from beef bred herds kept for milk to profit from dairy production. He faces strong skepticism and debate over the dual purpose doctrine.
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X. Carrothers
California
Jersey Adoption Boosts Cow Production Says Dairyman
A dairy farmer recounts switching from a scrub herd to Jerseys. He reports Jerseys yield two to three times as much fat per cow as his former stock, allowing him to maintain three Jerseys where two Darhams were kept and cut revenue losses. The remark is attributed to Hoards Dairyman.
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Hoards Dairyman
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