Warns Mexican Rebels of Fire Into American Territory
General Wood orders Mexican and Federal forces warned not to direct rifle fire into American soil near Agua Prieta opposite Douglas Arizona. Rebels are said to plan an attack, federals rush reinforcements from El Paso, and reports note renewed clashes at Ojinaga and shifting border actions with ammo shortages and Presidio aid efforts.
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Steever
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Ariz
Washington
Wood
Nogales
Aziz
Ameri
War Department
Rojan
Jouuglas
el Paso
Coahula
Neuve Leon
Tamaulipas
Cuchilla
Concho
Raits
Marta
Texas
Ojinaga
Presidio
Marfa
Rebels Hold Up Train Seize Arms Near Nogales
Rebels under Nicky Campa halted a passenger train thirty miles west of Nogales at Quillans. They seized arms and ammunition, burned baggage, and destroyed all but two cars. Campa boarded the train, warned passengers they would not be harmed, then forced the engine to Abiagirca where cars and mail were set afire.
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Arma
Nagiles
Campa
Abiagirca
Judd
Nogales
Sas
Eauth
Taft Mulls Religious Garb in Indian Schools
President Taft personally handles the issue of allowing religious garb in Indian schools. Robert Valentin, resigning Indian Bureau commissioner, halted the ban after Catholic authorities appealed the decision.
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Taft
Washington
Robeert
Valenting
Cough Remedy Praised in Obituary Notice
An old article notes a cough remedy praised by readers including Obiehatin Id and W Heripekesce. The remedy is marketed for coughs colds and croup and advertised as the best self. The piece promotes subscription to The News.
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Mans
W. Heripekesce Obiehatin
Ihamber
Mutsuhito dies as Japan stages grand imperial funeral
Toky o September 13 ceremonies marked the burial of the late Emperor Mutsuhito with ancient Shinto rites and modern diplomatic ritual. US figures Knox Pershing Reynolds OBrien and Miller attended the rites while Japan showcased national pride in a two day state funeral near Kyoto. The empress and 58 million subjects observed a vast pageantry, with an official Diet appropriation of 750,000 but actual costs expected higher to reflect the event’s grandeur.
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Tokio
Mutsuhirn
United States
Japan
Imperial
Kioto
Sunaday
Quehee
State Knox
J. J. Pershing
A. Reynolds
O'Beren
Raysford Miller
Knox
Yoshichiteo
Kurlo
Ralguing
Diet
Baseball Scores From A Messy OCR Recap
Bleary summary shows multiple leagues and games with scattered teams such as Chicago New York St Louis Boston Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Batteries listed include Hoss Rariden Ty and McCraynor with various erratic spellings. standings fragmentary with inconsistent scores and club names.
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New York
St. Louis
New P York
Ganuy Patter Hrumov
Dresnmhaug
Alithewson
St Louis
Ritteries Cateau
Wilson
Gey Grenier
Winn
AL Brookisn
Brookisn
Cine UN Trail
Bunter
Hen
Miller
Hesilon
Chithe
Cinenati
Brookisu
International League Yesterday's Scores Reported
A garbled recap lists yesterday scores for the International League including Rochester and Montreal with scattered team names and partial figures. Schedule hints show Montreal and Toronto games with unclear results and several unreadable items.
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Rochester
Tsuthile
Toronto
Moontreak
Moostreal
Peronto Budbalo
Yeronta
Montreal
Piventer Oseb Steltuts
Vpunvidience
Newitt
R. R. and Trainmen Mediate Wage Dispute
Washington Sept. ih Officials of Southeastern railroads and conductors and trainmen mediate a wage dispute affecting about 12000 workers. Railroads proposed arbitration under the Erdinan act but employees refused. Charles J. New, U S labor commissioner, and Judge Martin A. Knapp to act as mediators. Employees seek wage and hour parity with western railroads. prior talks yielded no agreement and a strike vote was reported as carried by a large majority, though union leaders urged moderation and compromise.
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Washington
Charles J. New
United States Commissioner of Labor
Martin A. Knapp
United States Commerce Court
Reading Woman’s Hex Ritual Fails to Save Infant in Pa
In Reading Pa a nursing supervisor reports a case of attempting folk remedies to save a dying infant. A nine day old baby with marasmus died after charms and dirt from a grave were used and the mother submerged the corpse. The story notes a secretive group of healers in the city. Also reported is news of tomato sauce poisoning in New York affecting nine people, linked to tainted cans.
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Reading
Anna Varlow
Visiting Nurse Association
Mrs. Harvin
Tre
New York
Ala Sanes
Prehelti
Health Department
California Faces Fruit Pest Campaign Drive
A chaotic OCR fragment from Sacrament o Sacramentogia references California state horticultural authorities planning a campaign tied to new parcel post law. It mentions fears of fruit pests shipping from other states, a mail examination program, and potential scrutiny of shipments.
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California
Sacriguento
Cal
Quehk
Nees
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Frederick Md
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