Diaz Seen as One Man of the Age in Mexican History
A lengthy profile extols Porfirio Diaz as a premier statesman and warrior, noting his resilience, leadership, and modest daily life. It recalls an intrigue involving Diaz fleeing Mexico’s first republic era, and describes him at OS years old, still vigorous and unguarded in public. His personal life is touched on, noting two marriages and a young heiress wife.
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New York Tribune
Porfirio Diaz Hero of Mexico’s Birth and Rise
A heroic portrait of Porfirio Diaz, born Oaxaca September 15 1830 a. He is called the one man Mexico owes most shaping the nation through dissensions and brigandage. From royal nationalist to world statesman his early life as a lawyer and student fighter set a legend of courage, risk and political destiny. Diaz’s daring escape on a ship aided by Purser Coney is recounted as part of his dramatic ascent.
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Washington of
Morios
Oaxaca
Joel Feusting Diaz
Porfirio
Diaz
Donita Juarez
Hbertos
Santa Anna
Coney
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Consy
Fragmentary account of Diaz escape and pursuit in 1876
The text recounts Diaz's repeated captures and escapes, noting his courage and strength. It mentions a 1876 pursuit driven by adventuring life and family ties, a search and failed discovery, and a later appearance of Diaz in Vern Cru Conay where a colonel reacts to Juan entering the warerobs and recognizing General Ding.
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Diaz
Vern Cru Conay
Jean Colonel
Unclear fragment hints at a political offense case
Fragmentary text suggests a scenario where a person avoids a boat incident, hides, and faces execution or punishment related to a political offense. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to anchor the event.
Backyard Circus Seeds and Fancy Gourd Garden Fun
A curious old notice promises a family friendly backyard circus by planting gourds in a fence lined yard. Instructions mention placing gourds with decorative leaves and yellow flowers, watering daily, and using gourds for crafts and toys for Grandma, mothers, children, and boys.
Not All Alike Stranger How Long Do You Work
Fragmentary dialogue shows a crowd of workers debating strain and danger in a rough exchange. A judge is referenced amid slang and unclear context.
Newly Pressed. Kind Tady How did you become so lame
Cartoon caption style misquote? The tone suggests a punchline about a tramp and a polite official. The fragment likely reflects a gag about moving on after being told off by a polite man. The source is too fragmentary to identify a clear event or names.
Tiling of church wells and ekaslor ritual in burial customs
An ancient practice on the cecaslor involves tiling wells with a bias Vesed practice tied to eld paran rites. Hanging songs accompany a body’s interment to frighten away harmful spirits.
Three New Ships Ordered in New Naval Plan at Atlanta
Washington reports a major naval push with three new battleships under a restructured department of the south. General Graham will command the new bureau covering South Carolina to Texas, with Atlanta chosen for strategic rail access. A mad dog incident near Broadway highlighted public tension as officials outline wartime preparations.
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At- Filals
Citida
Burs Mran
Shane Emselves
Louse Naval Committee
Naval Appropriation
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Antonio
Department of the South
Graham
Department of Texas
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Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Department of the
Merrett
New York
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Atlanta
Wilson
Engineera
War department boosts defenses amid Maine inquiry rumors
Officials admit intensified efforts to strengthen coastal defenses including Tortugas. Reports claim two warships Amazonas and Restor ship may be sold to Brazil, while cabinet discussions hint at external causes for the Maine disaster. Secretary Long rejects these rumors as false.
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Defenga
Tortugas
Lae War Department
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Spepetary
Alger Hava
Flagler
Navy Department
Amazonas
Restor
England
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London
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Jend
Long
Mad dog scare near Herald Square Theater
A large fox terrier caused a scare yesterday afternoon at Herald Square Theater as it burst onto the sidewalk and dashed around in the heat. Spectators reported the dog’s frantic movements and police or handlers likely intervened to restore order amid the crowded scene.
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Herald Square
Duel diplomat Dr von Holleken joins U S as German ambassador
The new German ambassador to the United States, Dr. von Holleken, earned fame as a duelist in Europe after a deadly Stuttgart duel. He arrives in Washington reputed as a bon vivant and refined scholar, with extensive postings in Santiago, Yokohama, and other capitals, and fluent English.
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Dr. von Holleken
United States
Heidelberg
Europe
Stuttsort
von Hollehen
Washington
Siuntiago
Chile
Yokyo
Japan
Ruroneas
Kriger
Emparsadors
Literary Notes and Authors Drift Across Africa and Britain
The item surveys contemporary literary figures including Lillian Whiting, E P Ree, Henry James, and Austin Dobson, noting translations, British histories in new novels, and ongoing literary projects. It mentions Susie Baylow, Elissa’s center in Africa, and commentary on Swinburne and Kip’s African vacation, reflecting pace and tone of early 20th century criticism.
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Lillian Whiting
E. P. Ree
Henry James
America
Reier Hassard
Elissa
St Jud
Africa
B.C
Austin Dobson
May
Jane Baylow
Dave Wee
Mig Adnie Steard Dyer
Yokyo
James Taine Allen
Anthony Jipps
Lumley Weyman
Europe
Anthony Hare
Charles L
Monaoh
England
Stokes
Mr Story
de Ls
George
Eighind
Theodore Watts Denton
Duraussus
Swinburne Silyt
Lemey
Cules
Kips
Yukon Gold Output of 1898 Prediction and Outlook
Sam Stone Bush in Review of Reviews predicts the Upper Yukon 1898 receipts could reach over 20 million dollars, with even the conservative estimate approaching 50 million as more miners move in during 1893. Transportation will determine how soon Yukon placer yields and stamp milling multiply the world gold supply.
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Upper
Yukon
Sam Stone Bush
Conan Doyle among writers war correspondent recalled
Fragmented OCR text recalls Conan Doyle among writers and war correspondence linked to the era. It mentions a hoped novel, a figure named William, and a letter referencing wartime scenes and a marine event, but the passage is garbled and unclear. The piece hints at literary work tied to wartime experiences and a famous author’s involvement.
When Next We Meet A Laments Parted Lovers Hope
A verse from Saint Welpmann expresses longing for a future reunion after a distant parting. The speaker frets over potential heartbreak and contemplates seeking solace in a future meeting while clinging to hopeful affection. The poem reflects yearning and resolve amid separation.
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Sain Welpmann
Word to the Wise and a Coasting Warning
A cryptic verse from Puck warns riders about reckless biking on slippery slopes. It contrasts bold skimming on level ground with the danger of a crash, urging careful use of brakes and footing to avoid severe injuries and a shattered ride.
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Porfirio Diaz
Dinas
Breas
New Orleans
Zerdo
Vera Cru
Mexic Jota Sales
Tamplea
Dige
Liga
Porhrio
Casnie of
Chaytitaper
Dias
OFA
OVAZ
Circus
Wesley Merritt
Germany
Conan Doyle
Poultvey Bigelow
Igman Ly
Wiliam
Siti
Miss Coldwitz
Poe
Jove
Puck
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