Indians Kill and Plunder Valladolid Massacre Report
News from Valladolid Yucatan describes a brutal assault by indigenous rebels on June 9 with telegraph wires cut and residents killed or driven from the town. An estimated 40 killed, about 2,000 attackers, and officials including Regis, Florentino Karatta, Jess Maria Hernandes, Pedro Hernandez among the dead or targeted. Federal and state troops prepare to march on Valladolid as rebels fortify in jail and nearby buildings.
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Eee City
Valladolid
Yucatan
Indiana
Dallas
Ignacio Bravo
Tenth Military Zone
Jefe Politico
Regil
Regis
Victor Ojed
Florentino Karatta
Jess Maria Hernandes
Pedro Hernandez
Kaiser Has Paying Job Report On Kaiser's Income
Berlin June 9 Kaiser's income computed in debate over raising royal civil list. Estimates show government sources yielding about 5040 marks per hour 89 marks per minute about 22.50 dollars. Critics attack the bill noting the Kaiser is a man of wealth with free status and annual horse value of about 120000 marks. Crown prince has separate income.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Socialista
Deepen Italy quake fear widens regional reach
A selenic disturbance sparks fresh panic in southern Italy and parts of Tuscany and Veneto. Reports vary on casualties, with hundreds injured and dozens dead feared as many buildings collapse in Galitri and surrounding towns. Troops and civil authorities mobilize to aid the injured, shelter the homeless, and restore order after a night of tremors from Mount Vulture region.
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Rome
Italy
Tuscany
Venitia
Galitri
San Sole
Potenson
Samiento
Mount Vulture
Avellino
New York Central Work Resumes After Taft Talk
Washington report says New York Central President Brown pleased by Taft’s handling of the freight rate dispute. He states a reined plan to resume suspended work on the Central, including station improvements and new tracks, with an estimated 5 million dollar expenditure. Orders for 5,000 freight cars may go ahead, at about one thousand dollars each.
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New York Central
Washington
Brown
Taft
The
Central
Eneml
Pressed Steel E Company
Standard Steel Car
Com- American Steel Car Company
Met Pittaburg
Pia Sn
Eministeany
Reena
Ison
Secret of
Navy
Meyer
Roosevelt
New York
America
Archibald Butt
House
Confar
Henry Consul
Miller
Irland Investigais de Mill
Neptune
Thie Ia
Far East
Napoleon
Ile of
Elba
Ville Ban Martino
Porto Ferrajo
Margaret Stimson
Institute of Technology
Doston
Proul- Rene Rogers
India
London
Japan Plans Antarctic Expedition To Beat British Rush
Tokyo reports Japan under Lt Shirin seeks to depart this month with Japanese professors joining a restricted Antarctic mission. The venture aims to reach the South Pole before the British expedition, as funds and preparations accelerate from Sendai and the River Clyde steamer delivered news. Settlers Return Home As Homeseekers Move Across Plains And Arid Regions, Canada migration noted.
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Victoria
Japan
Shirisen
Ith Pole
Clyde EU
Sendai
Antartic
South Pole
Pittston Strike Settlement Reported in Early Talks
Wilkes Barre, Pa June 8 An early settlement of the strike involving thirteen thousand workers in the Pittston district was reported as talks progressed. The talks aimed to avert a widespread stoppage and restore production in the region.
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Pittston
Wilkeshaire
Ittaton
Daily Work of Nation's Lawmakers Reported
Washington June 13 Senator Dol liver answered critics in a senate discussion of the civil appropriation bill authorizing 000 to enable the President to gather information on the new tariff law. A party line vote 1: to 44 approved revisions. The sundry bill, carrying 118 000, passed. Notes on war department reports and investigations follow, with references to Philippine affairs and discussions of tariff board funding.
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Washington
Dolliver
Senate
Hanley
Postal Savings Bank
Dill
House
War Department
Frank W. Carpenter
Philippine Ment
E. C. Worcester
Philippines
Martin
Colorado
Clay
Taft
United States
Ball
Wyoming
la Washington
House Irrigation Committee
Hamer
Mem ‘Bern
Harrison
Gemerst F
New York
Russia
Sebremcat
Treasury Department
Gompers
Department of Commerce and Labor
En Linge
William Larder
Illinois
Benator Cullom
Marmorially
Clifford Barnes
Chicago
Shellinois Legislative Voters League
Linois
Ceacelee
Jones
Tal Savings Bank
Darnell
Khale
Hayig
Old Favorites and Old Dog Tray Poem Reflections
A nostalgic pair of verses recalling love and service in war, and a memory of Old Dog Tray by Stephen C. Foster. The piece intertwines longing for a homeland and a beloved while praising loyalty and the starry banner as a symbol of freedom.
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The
Free
How Streetcar Lamps Dim and Reignite Explained
The article explains that streetcar lamps dim when motors draw heavy starting current. Systems run around 160 volts. lamps operate at 110 volts in groups across a 550 volt circuit. When current to the motors surges, lamp voltage drops, causing dimming. once the car gains speed, motor demand eases and lamp brightness returns.
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Electric News
Wit and Whimsy in a One Room Schoolroom
A playful schoolroom scene features questions from a teacher to children about old settler slang and daily mispronunciations. The dialogue switches to a tale of a minister’s son taught by his father to resist temptation, ending with a puzzled farewell as a girl departs on a visit and returns home.
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Tommy
Johnny
Ethel
Walter
Gata
Batam
Comet Near Earth Prompts Widespread Awe and Debate
The article surveys recent celestial sights and historical comets, noting a speeding, bright visitor due this month believed to travel at 3,000 miles per minute and approach Earth by June 3. It discusses comet paths, orbital eccentricity, and the vast, gaseous composition of comets, comparing past appearances and public fascination.
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Justinian
Newton
Biela
Lexall
Donat
Remarkable Fibers and Paper Fabrics Describe New Materials
The article notes Russians producing a durable filamentous stone fiber fabric, likened to indestructible cloth, and hides a range of innovations from iron wool like Hinestone wool to fabrics from unraveled ropes and even paper clothes worn by Japanese troops. It highlights European production of paper garments dyed in various colors and claims extreme resilience and novelty in textile methods.
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Troe
Harpers
Wolf
Fabie
England
France
Germany
About These Ecasnists Wan- Gerers im Bynes
Maltey's comet appears among many celestial events with meteor activity reported. Observers note a low count of bright meteors and reference Cassar's death as a dated event in the skywatch records.
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Maltey
Totervale
Corte
Cassar
Legal Tales Involving Court, Sheriff And Lynching Questions
A scattered legal overview recounts cases where a manufacturer faced damages for a supervisor’s misconduct and a sheriff’s duties during prisoner escapes and potential lynching. It touches on theories of master liability, prison transfers, and precautionary duties, plus a bizarre note on Kurdish marriage customs and a sensational Easter exam prank.
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Tariff Board
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Medical Trust
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Old Dog Tray
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