Gomez Proclaimed Provisional President Amid Mexican Crisis
Fragmentary text reports Gomez proclaimed provisional president of Mexico amid rebel advances near Ciudad Juarez and across Chihuahua Coahuila. It notes U.S. recognition of belligerent status, Gomez's initial cabinet hints, and clashes involving federal and rebel forces along the border.
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Webte
Juarez
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Mosico
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Sduard
Hino
Chihughus-Coahuila
Enillo Vasquez Cowmez
Ronerste
Euler
Hilde Witflewly
Fistet
Ramal
Republic
Mexico
Chihuahua
Navier
Ross
United States
Tuares
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Laxative Bromos Cure Claim Questioned on Box
Questionable cold cure claim on Bromos tablets shown as 18 on each box by B. W. Grove. Product alleged to refund money if it fails. text appears as a fragment from an old patent or drug advertisement.
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B. W. Grovh
Wilsons View Of Oriental Immigration
Wilson argues that immigration from Asia threatens American assimilation and industrial stability. He asserts non Caucasian inner lifestyles will outcompete white farmers, urging strict national policy to exclude or limit Chinese and Japanese immigration. He frames democracy on equal citizen rights while warning of a persistent race problem.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Ure Fulowing
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Remiin
Traive
Golve
Restorative tastes and senses claim relief from cold remedies
The ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm and Cromn Balm as cures for cold symptoms, promising restored taste smell and hearing. It claims rapid relief within a day, urges mothers to use for children, and lists Special Agents in Modesto, California.
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Waterford Picnic and Community News Report
Waterford Sekinin and Thien Sunday school held a well attended picnic under the trees. Miss Roberts, the school teacher, hosted at her home. Residents report mild illnesses improving and several locals traveling to events in Modesto and surrounding areas.
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Thien
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J. J. Coffee
Modesto
G. Laelia
JL. Vronty
A. Walethers
Thoms Carson
Tafirange
Alteml
Yamba
Ueying
Footills
Modesto Aid Tarford Hors
Collins
Spirit Prophet predicts Clark’s Roosevelt victory in 1904
The widowed spiritualist Mrs. Jerry Simpson claims her late husband’s spirit told her Theodore Roosevelt will be the Republican nominee and Champ Clark the Democrat, with Clark winning the presidency. She recounts recent talks in Wichita and confirms Roosevelt’s and Clark’s names and prospects.
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Topeka
Theodoric Roosevelt
Champ Clark
Jerry Simpson
Serkless Jerry
Meg. Simpson
Wichita
Jerry
Investigation Requested Into California Fruit Transportation Rates
The California fruit growers petitioned the railroad commission for a probe into interstate transportation rates and regulations. The commission may investigate under public utilities authority but is unlikely to adjust interstate rates. A Sacramento petitioner cited a December Santa Rosa growers’ meeting urging reduced minimum ship rates, refrigeration thrift, and freight rates.
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R. D. Steuhens
Sacramento
Wlate Frill Growers
Santa Rosa
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