Monterey Budget Finds Birthday Party for Reyes Highlight
In Monterey on August 24 readers note the forty-eighth birthday of General Bernardo Reyes celebrated with decorations in green white and red and night lights. Military bands played for a large crowd on the plaza and at the city hall. Other items include social dances, local arrivals, hotel occupancy, and business visitors from Laredo Saltillo and New York. The city advances projects including a new telephone system and a paved Salcado route ahead of commemorative events.
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Monterey
Bernardo Reyes
Xeagoxe Plaza
Muorber
Jules A. Teandle
Topo Chica
Orrin Civica
John Cass
Birs
Mamie Gildings
Wheatly
Conception el Gro
Zacatecas
JP. Arthur
Laredo
Texas
Saltillo
A. E. Spolin
Carples Christ
Saltille
Elys
Q. A. Rose
Yopd Chico
Springs
Mexican National Railroad
J. N. Galbraith
Jules ‘A. Randie
Topo Chico
Emil Bysteree
Pirit
Diaz
Bernardoe Reyes
Salcado
J. C. Middleton
Vhce
London
England
John Hatfield
Mexico
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
Marcos Christi
Mrr
W. B. Ryan
Mexican National Railway
Chicago
A. E. Spahn
Corpus Christi
B. W. Bourne
Birmingham
Edmund
Encroachment Found on Alley Near Mason Street
Street commissioner and mayor report a man built a stable in the alley planned for opening near Mason Street Government Hill. Several lines encroached on the alley. owners consent to relocate to allow opening once city engineer grants permission.
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Mason Street
Government Hill
Ines
Revenue Stamp Clash Delays Wedding Quip Echoes
A guest at the ceremony stirred controversy with a remark about delaying the wedding, prompting a reply from Miss Cayenne and a curious reference to a revenue stamp, as reported by Washington Star in an early morning edition.
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Miss Cayenne
Alamp
Washington Star
The Battle of Hampton Roads Told by a Confederate Soldier
A Confederate veteran recounts the clash of the Merrimac and the Monitor near Newport News and Fortress Monroe. He details the ironclad duel with the Minnesota, the explosive sinking of the Congress, and the Monitor’s maneuvers, ending with postbattle notes and local society items.
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Virginia
Fortress Mouroy
Newport News
Grimes’ Point
Pigs Point
Hofilar's Creek
Bayou
Nansemond River
James
Nansemond Rivers
Hampton Coads
Monros
Willoughby’s Point
Chesapeake Bay
Rip Raps
Monroe
Congress
Cumberland
Mewport News
Newport Lews
Jaines River
Che: Peak Bay
Alere
Norfolk
Pig's Point
Craney Island
Sewalls Point
Elizabeth River
Gosport Navy Yard
Portemouli
Fortress Monroe
Patrick Henry
Jamestown
James River
Merriame
Virginius
Armatrong
Wileh
Shin Ag
Fred
Merrimac
Minnesota
Roanoke
Minnesota A
Ladies Auxiliary Forms Amid Railway Brotherhood
An obscure notice notes the Ladies auxiliary forming within a railway trade group during a night gathering at a modest shed, signaling organization by women connected to the Brotherhood of Railway Technicians.
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Brotherhood ‘of
Raihway
Moely
Brown captain Wright assaults reporter in public street
A violent incident occurred on West Commerce Street near the California Coffee house when Martin Wright, captain of the Browns, attacked Light reporter Mose Bach after a remark about a previous game report. Wright’s two teammates stood by as blows were exchanged in a disorderly scene prompted by newspaper coverage of a San Pedro park baseball game.
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Martin Wright
Light
Dhe Weiter
Red Ww
Negebach
Wright
West Commerce Street
California
San Pedrco Park
Government Hill Rede
West End Crowns
Brownsis
Browns
Reds
Bve
Frank Younk
Ferdinand San‘Uelien
Mosebach
Mosey
Moseback
Young
Santleben
No clear modern headline from cryptic historical text
Fragmentary note recounts political figures and local concerns with references to Connor Carter Dilwood and a town treasurer. Mentions gambling, church members, and a family on Cheetout street amid a described 1-11-40 game and attempts to hide need.
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Connor
Mr. Connor
George Wiseacre Carter
Cai
Thomas Jargon
Galt Creek
Cheetout Street
Appropriated Piml's Thunder in Local Rhetoric
In a Weekly Advance excerpt, Justice Phil Shook is portrayed as a wartime figure who raised a recruiting office, wore a Cuban button, and sent gifts to volunteers at Camp Mabry. The piece mocks postwar temper with a flag motif and declares that peace shifts credit away from Sir Philip, accusing Grit of appropriation.
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PIML
Lown
Phil Shook
Anit
Dickey
Olster
Camp Mabry
Laas
Sir Philip
Air therapy feature in new hospital building
The facility includes a large room designed for patients with lung diseases to breathe artificially salted air as part of its therapeutic features.
Mr Asbury Peppers Speech in Sunday Light
Asbury Peppers comments on returning to first principles in a fictional exchange. A medical student hoarder and Adventisa In the Sunday Light are referenced in a garbled dialogue about throwing stores and tiling material, with uncertain quotations and misread names.
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Asbury Peppers
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Academy
Henry's
Concia
Sisters of Divine Provideries
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Inday Light
Mother Earth
United States Navy
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Hiatory
Norfork
Titchmond
Richmond
Jamea
Burke's Hall
Austin Street
J. Aa. Lawson
Mistre
Mra
Williams
W. Y. Kestth
Chas
Merklry
Als. Wan
Pollan
Paylor
Miss McDermott
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T. A. Lawson
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Donnell
J. Lilly
A. Jordan
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Rives
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Qualan
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Laredo Mercantile Co
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Worth Yard
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Lily
Alamo Street
Cine
Dini
Datei
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Mercantile Co
Ledlis” Perexe
Walste, Nany
Ladies! Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Raihway
Commerce Street
Mvsa
Mercantile Cc
Hirts
Hiluy Tere
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