Rumors of Uprising Sweep Mexican Cities
A July 21 report from Laredo states rumors of labor strikes and a possible uprising in major Mexican cities amid warnings to foreigners to depart by September 16, Independence Day. Circulators claim foreign control of key industries and railways, prompting fears of crisis. the government says it can cope. A party of 25 Americans, including 7 visiting Mexico, passed through New Orleans citing safety concerns but hope to return if anti foreign moves subside.
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Laredo
Tex
Mexico
Diaz
Monterey
Sallute
San Luis Pototas
Republic
The
New Orleans
Clerk Learns He Inherits 3 Million Dollars In Wichita
Claude Leppelman, 28, a long time Wichita clerk, was informed he will inherit 3 000 000 dollars from New York capitalist J C Ingraham whose death a year ago made the bequest. Justice Ingraham, a nephew, notified him of the fortune. The city page also notes construction begins on Independence Hall at Jamestown Virginia for the exposition at a cost of 22806 dollars and a city treasurer in Michigan City is jailed for secreting public records. A civil service announcement offers 10 000 dollars yearly to an interpreter fluent in Greek Bulgarian and Syrian with knowledge of Roumanian Yiddish and Portuguese for Boston immigration work. A Hay portrait was placed in the state department reception room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Claude Leppelman
J. C. Ingraham
New York
Leppelman
Ingraham
New York Supreme Court
Independence Hall
Jamestown
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Immigration Service At
Boston
Harold Robinson
Springfield
Kaulbars
Odessa
Siberia
Mississippi
Wesson
Miss
Undal
Sandy Hook
Ohio Briefs: Building, Disasters, and Local News in July
Cincinnati Columbus and Toledo railroad incorporated with 10008 capital, to connect Cincinnati with Toledo through numerous Ohio counties. Ohio University’s architect leads Adena state building production in Jamestown. Marysville votes to inspect debt amid bond concerns. city bonds reportedly exceed authorized amounts. Sisters drown in Hocking River after rescue attempt. Three year old struck by train near Factory Street likely to die. Cincinnati riot leads to fatal injury by a police official’s shot. Gallipolis man pleads not guilty to forging a check. Cambridge man crushed by train. fatal. Akron buggy factory fire causes 6000 loss. Dayton family buried after England rail tragedy. Put-In-Bay regatta winner Spray of Detroit. German fleet movements in Aalesund and Molde.
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Buckeye
Columbus
Cincinnati, Columbus and Toledo Railroad Company
Cincinnati
R. C. Swing
H. J. Gibson
H. E. Frost
H. H. Huffman
C. D. Mathews
Toledo
Hamilton
Clermont
Brown, Highland
Clinton
Japs to Bay Railroads Tokio July decision to buy six lines
The Japanese government will purchase six railways by December 1, paying 125 million dollars in five percent bonds redeemable in five years. Market impact expected to be minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
No Further Action Taken In Russian Lower House
The lower house of parliament took no further action on the proposed address to the people. Constitutional Democratic leaders Milukoff and Struve urged the document be seen as a harmless explanation, while the party’s prestige suffered from being drawn into the dispute. Demonstrations followed newspaper suppression as crowds clashed with police near St. Petersburg, with Missa editor Solomka spared from arrest.
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St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democratic
Milukoff
Constitutional Democratic Party
Constitutional Democrats
M. Struve
Peterhof
Stosnossensky Prospect
M. Solomka
M. Moroumtseff
Prince Shakoff
Shoi
Pridges
Fatal Fight Ends In Drowned Victim In Chicago Dock Tragedy
Chicago July 21 Albert Wegel was beaten by Adolph Adams and another man at LaSalle street, knocked unconscious, then kicked into the river and drowned. Adams resisted arrest after a clash with police. Kalamazoo report says Walter Smith, a rejected lover from Chicago, shot and killed Goldie Moss after she spurned him.
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Chicago
Albert Wegel
Adolph Adams
LaSalle Street
Wegel
Adams
Kalamazoo
Mich
Walter Smith
Goldie Moss
Smith
Miss Moss
Oil depot fire in Singapore claims three lives
Ol Denot Burned, Singapore July 21. The German Asiatic company's oil depot here was burned. Three persons lost their lives during the conflagration. The governor of Singapore has ordered an inquiry into the recent oil fires here. General Rice Dead Boston July 21 Brigadier General Edmund Rice retired died at his Wakefield home of heart disease. He was 64. A widow survives him.
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Ol Denot
Singapore
German Asiatic Company
Tremors Hit Socorro Amid Earthquake Aftermath News
In Socorro New Mexico July 21 the AP correspondent reports over 100 slight tremors since July 2 with two severe shocks on July 12 and the prior Monday. Damage includes cracked adobe walls affecting about 100 houses, Knights of Pythias hall and courthouse, and a schoolhouse with plaster fallen. Women fearfully sleep in tents as chimneys topple. Courthouse and residence of Joseph Price reported destroyed but the total damage only a few hundred dollars. Nearby, multiple slight quakes were felt yesterday. In Washington a separate note: Joseph A Hull, a young man with an international police record, is sentenced to five years in Moundsville Penitentiary for forgery after indictments for false pretences and embezzlement. he admits prior imprisonments in Nice, San Quentin, and Chicago and expresses remorse. He is said to be wanted in London.
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Socorro
N. M
Associated Press
el Paso
Knights of Pythias
Joseph Price
Washington
Moundsville
W. Va
Joseph A. Hull
Hull
Nice
France
San Quentin
Cal
Chicago
London
Missouri Sunday Closing Ruling Impacts Saloonkeepers
In St Joseph Missouri Judge John A Rich ruled that the general Sunday closing statute applies to second class cities. Gov Folk had ordered saloons closed on Sundays and prosecutions under the same statute. Also reported murder mystery in Cheyenne and other brief notices from Pittsburgh Odessa and Rockford with deaths and labor actions.
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Missouri
St. Joseph
John A. Rich
Gov. Folk
Trade Outlook and Farm News From New York
R G Dun & Company reports encouraging trade for this time of year with rising farm confidence and large orders for fall and winter staples. Winter wheat harvests promise larger yields, corn and oats exceed expectations, and cotton picking begins. hay crops may be short. In Decatur, Alabama, farmer John Bailey mortally wounded his hand and then shot himself after surrendering to Sheriff Chapel following an altercation over work assigned to his farm hand Albert Wood.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Company
Decatur, al
John Bailey
Here
Albert Wood
Sheriff Chapel
Bailey
Pawpaw
Batley
Wood
Peace treaty signed aboard American warship
Washington reports a treaty of peace signed by belligerents aboard the Marblehead after earlier diplomatic moves. The talks, begun July 19 off Guatemala, produced mutually acceptable terms for Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras with Mexican cooperation, awaiting formal details. A second item notes a missing 22 year old woman in Belchertown, a possible murder, with searches and pond draggings ongoing.
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Washington
State Department
Merry
Salvador
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Combs
Guatemala
Honduras
Partment
Department
Toledo
Tua
Marblehead
Panama
la Libertad
Leslie Combs
Mr. Mercy
David E. Thompson
Mexico
Pleaded Guilty To Illegally Fencing Public Lands
In Helena July 21 W W Flatt of Smith Brothers Sheep Co pleaded guilty in U S court to illegally fencing public lands in Meagher County. He was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to 24 hours in county jail by Judge Wolverton. State Senator Charles McDonnell of Sweet Grass County also got 24 hours in Lewistown jail with a 250 dollar fine for similar charges. Edward Veazey and King Both also pleaded guilty.
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Helena
Mont
W. W. Flatt
Smith Brothers Sheep Company
United States
Meagher County
Wolverton
Charles MecDonnell
Sweet Grass County
Lewis and Clark County
Edward Veazey
King
Baseball scores and league standings roundup
American and National League results from Washington Boston Philadelphia New York and Chicago with pitcher lines and team records. Includes American Association games at Kansas City St Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis and standings notes for Chicago, St Louis, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, and Columbus teams. Independence celebration in Bogota noted and Panama canal bonds auction preview.
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Washington
R. HH
Philadelphia
Glade
O'Connor
Bender
Schreck
New York
R. F H. E. Cleveland
Hess
Kittredge
Newton
Griffith
MecCabe
L. P.C
W.L
Kling and Taylor
Mathewson and Bowerman
ST. Louis
R. H. EL St. Louis
Phelps
Sparks
Lush
Donain
Cincinnati
Boston
W.L. PC
Chica
Pitts
Philo
American
Minne
Grain and Livestock Market Quotes Across Cities
The report compiles cattle, sheep, hog, and calf prices from East Buffalo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Toledo. Prices range from dairy cattle and fat cows to spring lambs, hogs, and veal calves, with futures and market trends noting higher shipments and strong hogs in later lines. Strong entity mentions include city names, animal types, and price ranges across multiple markets.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Toledo
Dreyfus Honored Nomination to Legion of Honor
A Paris decree in the official journal nominates Major Alfred Dreyfus to the Legion of Honor amid other global notes. The report includes diverse items from court verdicts to labor actions and financial seizures.
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Dreyfus
Paris
Major Alfred Dreyfus
Legion of Honor
Noted Mexican naturalist Dr Murbina dies in Mexico City
Mexico City July 21 Dr Manuel Murbina a renowned naturalist and botanist died suddenly here at age 66 His death removes a prominent figure in Mexican science and botany with extensive contributions to natural research and plant studies in the country.
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Mexico City
Manuel Murbina
Mexico
Insect Anatomy Wonderful Breathing Apparatus of Wasps and Hornets
The passage describes the complex breathing system of large insects like wasps and hornets. It details eighteen to twenty superficial apertures on the body serving as gill entrances, guarded by horny lips or fringed bristles, connecting to large internal tubes and an intricate network that permeates the entire body including the antennae.
Care of Canaries A Practical Breeding Note
Practical guidance on keeping canaries includes supplying cattle bone and sugar, guarding from drafts and extreme temperatures, feeding canary seed with occasional rape seed, avoiding painted cages, using large fresh cages, keeping cages clean, not handling birds, and daily cage and perch cleaning with brown paper on the bottom.
The Hest Weight Guessers Butchers
The butcher’s skill in judging and cutting meat by exact weight is highly described. A Cincinnati Enquirer quote notes their ability to slice exact portions from a round of beef, such as four pounds or two and a half pounds, to satisfy buyers who demand precise, single-piece cuts.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Most Nutritious Food For Sustained Strength
The passage argues that substantial slices of whole meal wheaten bread with crust and butter form the best basis for life and strength. It notes bread provides almost all life-sustaining constituents, is highly satisfying, and that adding fresh milk or buttermilk would yield an almost complete diet for maintaining physical health.
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Mexican Republic
JUNTA
Michigan City
Ind
C. Elijah Meyer
Meyer
John Hay
Ohio Briefs
Ohio
Ohio Commission
John P. Given
Knight
Joseph N. Bradford
Ohio University
Adena
Chillicothe
Worthington
Marysville
Marraville
Athens
Florence May Drescher
Laura
L. D. Drescher
Nelsonville
Hocking River
Christopher Hamilton
Factory Street
Cathcer
Turner Alley
Little Bucktown
Harry Kisher
Gallipolis
William Fagin
Hargraves
Buffalo
N. Y
Jennie Dunn
Cambridge
Reginald Carruthers
Baltimore & Ohio
Mineral Siding
Akron
G. A. Collins & Son
Main Street
Dayton
Walter W. Smith
Eleanore
Girard
England
Woodland Cemetery
Cioce
Put-In-Bay
Detroit
Flest
Aalesund
Norway
Molde
Toronto
Ont
Agnes Bridant
Bristoll
Edmund Bridant
Lillian Miller
Bridant
Black Hand
New Rochelle
Black Hand Society
Donatto Zarillo
Tomasac
Cheyenne
Wyo
Archie Irvine
Cestos
Okla
Thomas
Baker City
Ore
Irvine
Oklahoma
Bila Farmerie
McCreery & Co
McAffee
Rockford
W. D. McAffee
Grand Army
Trade Outlook
Belchertown
Mass
Winzola Mabel Goodell
Bloomington
Heather Dillman
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
New Road
Systran
Simbirsk
Baseball
Bogota
Colombia
Treasury Department
Shaw
Grain and Livestock
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