Mexican Rebels Surround Juarez Near City Clash
Mexican troops were defeated near Juarez as rebels approached the town. A powder house two miles from Juarez exploded to deny ammunition to attackers. Reports say federal losses were heavier, with trains sabotaged and civilians aiding wounded rebels. Nurses from Mexico City and Guadalajara aided the injured alongside James R Garfield.
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Mexico City
Eleanor Woodruff
Guadalajama
James R Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Clue to Barrel Victim Pointed to Miss Hertha Carlow
Hazleton Pennsylvania residents report clues linked to the barrel murder three years ago. Authorities believe the victim may be Miss Hertha Carlow who vanished from West Huntington, with ties to a Black Hand plot in the area. The blaze and body were found on Wie hersvale mountain, leaving only shoe and other remains as limited clues.
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Hertha Carlow
West Thngleton
Hersvale
NO HOPE FOR ARCHBISHOP Rallies From Comatose Condition and Chats With Friends
Philadelphia February 3 Archbishop Ryan lay in a coma but began to respond to visitors. Close friends and prominent men reported signs of revival as he talked with caregivers and guests at his bedside. Former Governor Edwin S. Stuart visited, drawing cautious optimism from the archbishop’s improving condition.
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Pio
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Jasenston
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Milord Farm Couple Targeted in On Road Shooting
Milford Delaware February report says farmer Theodore Qlamitmand and his wife were attacked while driving home from a shop. Bullets sprayed their carriage. one nearly struck the farmer, splintering china. The assailants fled as the couple’s horse bolted. Police launched an inquiry into the holdup style shooting.
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Tharmer
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Bilec
Hammoend
Wammond
Father of 14 Ends Life in Illness and Arrest
A man identified as Kuauiseh, aged by years, leaped before a train amid family tragedy and recent troubles. He had suffered months of mental strain after illness and overwork, and had recently faced arrest for stealing market blankets. His widow and numerous children remain.
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Feboo
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Aid
Bine Seltoim
Bew
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Bony
Pennsy Orders 1000 Cars for Altoona Factory
Reported orders for 1000 railroad cars to be built at the Altoona works. Mentions Reto Pla Penusad and Ratha coniaray with unclear references to The odes voaull beep cae car pen on laos dot and several oni Cetten Company Fer China. Growth experiments noted as successful.
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Altoona
Penusad
Vanuit Ratha Coniaray
Laos
Great Earth Slide Into Panama Canal
A large earth slide from the west bank near the Culebra Cut disrupted work on the Panama Canal. Records show 35 units of spoil covered the towpath area while railroad tracks remained largely untouched. Operations continued but some debris halted progress briefly.
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Shington
Pett
Amit
Red Cross Reaches To Stop Cross Brand Advertising
The American Red Cross seeks guidance from the solicitor general to enforce laws restricting use of its emblems in advertising by manufacturers retailers physicians charitable groups barbers and loan associations. Public sentiment supports respecting the emblem and protecting it from misuse with penalties for violations. Echoes come from medical allied groups and industry associations urging restraint, with some companies dropping Red Cross advertising and protests against emblems on items like dynamite and stoves.
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Itan
Uat
American Cropital Association
Association of Military Surgeons
New York
Adt
Stead Dengyists’ Association
Master Warchers’ Association
Red Cross
Maine
Woman slain and sister wounded by relative in boarding house
Ellen Blane who ran a boarding house in Whnt ABeh was shot and her sister Catherine wounded in the attack blamed on Frank Fea of Sandusky. A brother-in-law faced later. Ellen died from injuries as investigators pursued the case. Two brothers were summoned from Sandusky for questioning.
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Ellen Blane
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Fea
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Lelaw
Oxfort
Sunday Shoot Lesson on Elijah and the Widow
A sermon outline reviews Elijah’s parentage and mission, comparing him to John the Baptist and Moses. It traces his life from Cherith to Zarephath, notes God’s care via ravens, and highlights the widow’s faith and generosity. The teacher connects Elijah’s trials to personal patience, obedience, and reliance on God.
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Midian
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Leniza
Alee
Anis Sarepia
Hus
Leavers and Babies Puzzle for Young Lawyer Bequest
A young Philadelphia lawyer faces a bizarre challenge to arrange the futures of six infants bequeathed by philanthropists who operated a maternity hospital. The infants are six weeks to six months old, and the will raises questions about care and custody amid a citywide legal puzzle. The story also notes attorney Row, friend of the Drapes, and the passing of Mrs. Draper and her husband. In Washington, Senator Root says a permanent tourist commission and Canadian reciprocity face unlikely passage this session due to Senate congestion.
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Sie
Prince of
Edward Draper
Drape
Hha
Linsv
Root
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Peh. O
Rant
White House
Touritt Commission
Senate
Historic claim of cure advertisement for women’s ailments
An old advertisement touts a prescription claiming to cure delicate weak and pain in women for over 40 years. It emphasizes privacy, avoiding questioned examinations, and noninvasive treatment in the context of a sensitive health claim.
Cuba Offers 30000 Prize for Cocoanut Blight Cure
President Gomez signs a bill offering 30000 to any person who discovers the origin of the disease attacking Cuba’s cocoanut trees and provides a lasting cure and prevention. The prize, paid upon government approval of a successful discovery and proven cure, targets the blight that has plagued the island.
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Cal
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