Saint Teresa of Yaquis Leads New Mexican Revolt
A 24 year old Mexican Yaqui woman Teresa Orren alias Santa Teresa, famed as “the Sonora witch,” is described as the spark behind Yaqui uprisings. She allegedly inspired revolts at Nogales, fled to Texas, and now heads another band urging action against the Mexican government. Reports note her influence over followers and repeated crossings between Mexico and the United States.
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Santa Teresa
Sonora
Nogales
Terean Orren
Teresa
Nover
Fio
Terras
Bho
Palo Parade Ranch
Hermosillo
Sonorm
Maoxico
Chihuahua
United States
Mexico
Santa Torces
Texas
el Paso
Mozlco
Santa Terean
Uiit
Benetta
Edward W. Bok
Ladies! Homa Journal
Noel
Maxon
Town of Evil
Dts
Lonvent
Aml
Faithful and Heretic Trails Through Mexican Border Uprising
A sensational tale recounts a girl self styled Teresa de Cabora stirring Yaqui and Mexican crowds near the Urrea ranch in the Sierra Madre. Soldiers quelled the revolt as followers, armed and eager, pursued a dangerous dream of uprising. The incident echoes warnings about fanatic movements and vigilant state response.
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Teresa de
Colorado
Greece
Sierryré Range
Mexcos
D . Bord
Ey Nogales
Nogates
Holle
Chicago Women Fight Back Against Highway Robbers
An essay and public debate describe an epidemic of stickups in Chicago with thefts amounting to over 1.7 million dollars from 1808 to 1805 and projected gains this year. Stories highlight courageous women like Mrs. P. L. Brown and Miss Halton who pursue thieves, aiding police and inspiring local residents to resist crime. The piece praises Chicago’s vigilant citizenry while noting continued newspaper emphasis on crime statistics and reform dialogue.
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Eitiyen
Eitizen
Chicago
Tako
Rascal
Sloopy’ Durk
Pamnto Tertme
Himeelf
Times-Herald
Aoman
Joliet
Cmlinois
Dacron
Donnie
Oll Capitan Bradberry
Missoni Peninentiary
Star
Bark
Jolh Shen
Yyo- Hee
Oman
Tord
Pds
Bridewell
Jie
PF. L. Brown
Mra. C. Ch. Wells
Tla Po Heenman
Miss Halton
Chicagoa Deach
Maca
Mery Chlvert
Young Woman Protects Father in Oakland Dressmaker Incident
In Oakland, Miss Marie Lorraye defends her father as Miss Nina Trimmer, a dressmaker, is chased by Miss Clarrage and her brother after an alleged attempt to mislead her during a dispute. The pursuit involves whips, injuries, and a clash with a driver, ending with the weapon breaking as authorities intervene.
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Marie Lorraye
Oakland
Nina Trimmer
Clarmao
Mer
Clarrage
Tran
Kidward
Miss Trimmer
Cure for Catarrh Promoted by Dr Firey in Norfolk
Public notice from December 6 1896 claims a cure for catarrh exists near Port Norfolk. The letter extols Dr Firey as a first class catarrh doctor and recounts relief after several months of treatment. The writer asserts the cold and nasal blockage disappeared and urges others seeking cure to consult Dr Firey.
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Firey
Livust
Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets and Jewelry Priced Low
Rae Gatrats offers a wide assortment of dinner tea and toilet sets, ice cream ware, barry and te a tete a tete sets, writing brushes, five o clock tea kettles, sugar cream kettles, brick a brac from around the world, Dresden fans, lapidary and onyx pieces, rich cut glass and silverware with brass goods and puff boxes at low prices.
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Ice Crean
Princess Lamos
Dresden
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