RAIDING INDIANS REPORTED IN ARIZONA FIGHT DETAILS
Reports describe a clash near Oputo with Captain Crawford leading troops, and Lieutenant Davis flanking the Indians. Seventeen bucks and fourteen women and children were captured or killed. escaped bucks believed to have massacred the prisoners. Reinforcements sought from Fort Bowie as news spread.
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San Francisco
Jtly
Tombstone
Arizona
Wm. Penn Howlane
Seaborn
Oputo
Craw Ond
Torres Mountains
Davis
Davia
Sanborn
Howland
Hanna
McGrew
Paris
Secis'ists
M'nisters
Choveu
State
Whue
France
Cleveland
Cleveland Rolling Mills
Plate
Wire
Loxpon
John Bright
Deputy Passy
Europe
Gilsnunralls
Gilson
Melissa Stapleton
Edward Sutherland
Sutherland
Ciy
Bert Aryth
Turnip Like Elephant Exhibition at Key West
A quirky scene describes an exhibit where a turnip that closely resembles an elephant draws attention in Key West. The misread caption hints at a curious, humorous display expected to attract a diverse crowd and local interest.
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Key West
Herald
Montreal agitation pushes for Saturday half holiday
The text notes a push in Montreal for a Saturday half holiday, likely succeeding once large firms see the benefit of extra recreation during hot weather. It includes a humorous aside about parental roles and a carriage with two horses in dialogue, reflecting light local chatter.
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Montreal
Debate on Women Voting Sparks Spheres of Duty
A Philadelphia Call excerpt presents a witty dialogue about women suffrage. A husband questions women's place while a wife advocates voting rights, illustrating early 20th century social debate on gender roles and civic participation.
Pompeii Hint Sparks American Canned Fruit Industry
A St Louis Republic note recalls Pompeian jars found in a house pantry during early excavations. Americans opened a preserved fig jar, found it fresh, and learned figs were heated, vented with an aperture, and wax-sealed. The method inspired modern canning, identical to ancient practice at Pompeii twenty centuries ago.
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Pompeiians
Pompveil
St. Louis
Pepper Adulteration Warned By Wholesale Grocer
A grocer warns a friend about adulterated cayenne pepper used in raw oysters. He explains true pepper quality comes from the West Indies and is often mixed with rice flour and ground mustard, dyed red with red lead. The lines on the notebook page show pigment rather than pepper.
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Caleago Herad
VEXICAN ITEMS SUMMARY OF REGIONAL STRIFE AND POLITICAL NOTICES
Bundled notes from Xicotencos Tamaulipas to Vera Cruz report locust invasion villainy by a flagged press writer, police detention, a state governor circular against gamblers, Tacubaya ladies shunning Alameda due to partygoers, editor Orozco released then rearrested, Italian priest Armanny renouncing Rome and joining Trinity Church, an orphan thief buying a pistol, disputes over youths in Mexico and Nuevo Leon crop damage by genidores, Vera Cruz National Guard disarmed amid bandit threats to travelers and railways.
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Xicotencos
Tamaulipas
State of Mexico
Tacubaya
Alameda
Wistano L. Orozco
Guadeajara
Nuevo Leon
State of
Vera Cruz
Pottsboro to be incorporated and local news across Texas
Pottsboro is to be incorporated amid varied Texas items. Killed near Cosicra Jacob Yost. Montague County reports ore near Bowie. Moss county debates local option. Northern and Central Texas crop reports buoyant. Bowie coal praised for smithing use two feet thick. Palestine rail assessment up 250000. Temple man commits suicide. Rodney Emmet seized for illicit distilling. Fox Worth Waterways sued for damages. Telegraph uses corn stalks for poles. Texas Veteran assoc boosts two wedds in Nacogdoches. Fort Worth hosts trotting circuit races. Dallas gambling case arrested. Fatally burned Fannie Rosenfield sings goodbye. Fort Worth society leaders travel to Cisco. Grandview youth elopes with servant girl, pursued. returns.
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Pottsboro
Jacob Yost
Cosicra
Ghtotog
Montague County
Bowie
Moss County
Texas
International
Great Northern Raiway
Palestine
B. F. Jacobs
Temple
Rodney Emmet
Corvell
Wild Cat
Fox, Worth
Waterways Company
Gus Wirsley
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
Sexas Central
Co'orel
McNeely
Texas Veteran Associaton
Maicie Whitaker
Nacogdoches
Fort Werch
D. T. Stewart
Floyd
Dallas
Hu1ié
Supreme Cow«S Bench
Fapnie Rosenfield
Houston
Fort Worth
N.s
Cisco
Grandyew
Paies
Percuit
Here
Granburad
Police Court Docket Mixed Fights and Fines
C A Francois and Wm Palmer fined five dollars each after fights last night. Francisco Iturbide pleaded guilty to drunkenness and paid five dollar fine. John Smith charged with drunkenness after coming from the fashion theatre. Buck Frazier, found acting suspiciously in a store yard, jailed and fined five dollars. Daniel Stone’s case continued after injuring a fellow soldier with a beer glass.
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C.A. Francois
Lou Lamont
Francisco Iturbide
C. A. Francois
Wm. Palmer
Heitgen
Francois
Bat Cave
Tom O’rourke
John Smith
Buck Frazier
Bolinger
Codrich
Stumberg
Daniel Stone
Tian
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Cor. Main Plaza
Soledad St
White Star
Sim Hart
Commerce Street
John Newton
Emerson’s
Emerson
B. Weller
Newton & Yyeller
Main Plaza
San Antonio
F. W. McAllister & Bro
S. Alamo ST
Cor, Villita
San Antonio, Texas
Austin
Rosendale
J. H. Marquart
Soledad Stop
Rei
M Ling
Thomas Gogean
Galveston
Telegraphic News
ING Indians
Franxfort
Lieske
Herr Rumpf
Movust McGregor
Grant
Washineton
Manning
Kellar
Ohio
Civil Service Commission
First
Chenoweth
Warner
J. B. Baird
Jackson
Miss
State House
C. B. Galloway
Chrisman
Lincoln County
West Division Railway Company
Madison Street
Harrison
Times This
Papa
Mamma
Mamuma
Chicago
Tom
O. F
O. J
Joss
State News
Recorder’s Court
Kivery
Qwvines
Igor Nourst
Marie Buzard Anisette
Absinthe
Edoard Pernaud
Vermouth Noilly Pratt
Curacoa
Benedictine
Emanuel Abrahams
James P. Hickman, JR
Gregory
Col Ghina
Houston Street
Jewett
Aartment
Scetieres
J. W. Bradley
J. N. Groesbeck
Notary Public
Real Estate Exchange For
Mexico
East Houston Street
A. H. Shafer
ED Braden, JK
West Commerce Street
Kershner
R. W. Rogers
G. W. Ward
Old Place
North Flores Street
Republic OF Mexico
Lorenzo Castro
THE
Alamo Iron Works
Sunset Road
Presa Street
Tom Harrison, JR
Harrison & Harrison
Attorneys At Law
Labatt & CO
Market Street
WV. Dargan
Alamo Street
Postoffice
Superior
Marie Volta Iron CO
Pittsburshpa
E.f.redfield Co
General Agents
Fort Worth, Texas
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