Yaqui War Escalates Across Mexican Frontier
Dispatches from Mexico City and Los Angeles describe a growing Yaqui insurrection with Indians forming armies along the river. Reports cite attacks on travelers, the burning of vessels, and claims of 2,000 to 5,000 American miners endangered. Analysts estimate 40,000 Mexican troops may be needed to suppress the rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Tribune
City of
Mexico
Cyaymar
Gack Ramsey
Ki Miller
Medaro
Aurilie F. Paredes
Anay
Alimos
Mare River
Angel Garvin Pena
Ton Carlie Hale
Merchent
Hall Wilbern
Torres
Bacum
Plate
Los Angeles
Mureshall
Wright
Judge Wright
Kansas City
Wright Filys
Mics
Austin
Tex
Casa Oravides
Harvell
Massiere
Tle
Arnold
Livy
World Gold Production Estimates for 1805
The mint director estimates world gold production in 1805 will reach about 204 million to 250 million dollars. Africa leads with 80 million, Australia 67.5 million, United States 64.4 million, Russia 25 million, Mexico 9.1 million, Canada 14.6 million. For 1804 Africa's output was 58.1 million, United States 57.0 million, Australia 55.7 million, Russia 41.4 million, Mexico 9.43 million, Canada 0.6 million. The total for 1805 is 257.0 million. the United States had held first place for nearly fifty years. The world output in 1804 was about 202.7 million.
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Washington, Ave
Mint
Africa
Australia
United States
Russia
Mexico
Canada
Klondike
Afric
Russha
Ambush Report From Swat Valley Dispatch
A native officer Buin dur with Major Alchurman of the Swat valley column was shot dead by a Repoy. The assailant was immediately shot by a commissioned officer of the mime regiment.
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London
Ave
Biml
Buindur
Alchurman
Swat
Mime
Plenary Council Sparks Interest Among South Central Clergy
Washington observers note strong interest in the plenary council of the clergy from South and Central America. The independent hierarchy in these republics forms a distinct church authority separate from the United States. Final report expected after Rome meetings, with Cuba and Puerto Rico church status unsettled.
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Washington
South
Central America
United States
Central American
Republica
Rome
Spain
Boath
Cuba
Porto Rivo
Small Pox Outbreak Spurs Swift Action in Pittsburg
Pittsburg Pennsylvania August 4. The small pox outbreak in the city prompts decisive measures. Dr. Benjamin F. Lee of Philadelphia and Dr. William W. Welch of Philadelphia arrive to assist local health authorities. They meet with Crosby Gray Dr. Stanley Rinehart and Dr Bol. Tayor at the Duquesne hotel to discuss containment. East Pittsburg Wilmerding Bagot Pittsboro Homestead report mild cases but risk if unchecked as cold weather approaches. Wholesale vaccination is urged and further county planning will follow the investigation.
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Pittsburg
Aus
Benjamin F. Lee
Philadelphia
Hend of
William W. Welch
Lee and
Welch
Hotel Duquesne
Crosby Gray
Bureau of Health
Stanley
Rinehart
Bol. Taylor
East Pittsburg
Wilmerding
Bower Hill
Bagot Pittsboro
Homestead
Affair With Hayti Uneasy Ties in Port Au Prince
Aug 4 The recent seizure of M. Du Vivier by armed police in Port au Prince sparks calls for full reparation. US Minister William C. Powell signals demand for redress while declining to give details, citing a tense situation.
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Powell
Port Aw Prince
M. du Vivier
William Rr. Powell
Dewey Reception Receives Mississippi Troop Inquiry
New York August 4 the Dewey reception committee answered Adjutant General Henry of Mississippi that the city would entertain all soldiers who wish to join the land parade. Offers from patriotic societies asking for places in the parade have been declined and accepted.
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New York
Dewey
Hank
Henry
Mississippi
Foster
Churchill and family entangled in wartime encasement report
The report concerns Winston Churchill and relatives disputing a claimed encasement involving his mother and other titled figures. The Associated Press is asked to clarify details amid conflicting accounts from peers and family.
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Cowrs
Lo of Wight
Atu
Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Randolph Churchill
Associated Press
Opmm
Cornwallia Wert
Neuty
Heese
Sethi
Cornwall West
Start Pointer Aims To Break World Record At Charter Oak
Cleveland reports Start Pointer will race at Charter Oak Driving Park Hartford for the first time this season with a 1.50 percent pace. Cannon Agguet will attempt to surpass the world record held by him. Prize money includes $800 for breaking the mark, with Hoorethy W. Basle closing the contract today.
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Cleveland
Charter Oak Driving Park
Hatford
Cannon Agguet 1
Hoorethy W. Basle
Age 4 Hanged in Charkeenton County Jail Mystery
In Charkeenton British Columbia two youths Jamen Phelps and Sam Bailey were hanged in the county jail from the Mint wCafold at 11 o’clock this morning. Phelps killed a policeman and Bailey killed a companion in a quarrel over caurse.
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Charkeenton
Jamen Phelps
Sam Bailey
Phelps
Bailey
Governor General declines Chicago visit amid Alaskan boundary tensions
Mr Fitzpatrick returns from Ottawa reporting Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s aide declines invitation to Chicago for the cornerstone ceremony of a major Post Office building. The governor general cites harsh U.S. press sentiment on the boundary dispute and fears for safety at a large crowd gathering. A reconsideration is promised.
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Washington
PF. W. Fitz Patrick
Treasury Department
Oraiwo
Chicaga
Chatee
McKintey
Chilewaen
Eenewal
Asia
United States
Chicago
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Sir Wilfred
Tucaga
Fitzpatrick
Wilfred
New Haven Telegraphers threaten strike over grievances
In New Haven on August 4 a Railroad Telegraphers unit official said most NYNH&H Mailroad operators favor striking if railway officials refuse to hear their complaints. About two hundred operators polled with all but nine backing a strike. Officials would listen to grievances only if approached directly, not by union outsiders.
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New Haven
Conn
Railroad Telegraphers’ Unit
New York, New Haven
Dewey Leaves Trieste After Tepid Reception
London reports a Berlin correspondent says Admiral Dewey departed Trieste earlier than planned due to a poorer reception than expected. The Komische Zeitung suggests Austria Spain relations and the Hixleton incident may have influenced the decision.
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London
Berlin
The
Standard Sage
Dewey
Trieste
Komische Zeitung
Austria
Spain
Hixleton
Boston rider breaks multiple bicycle records in Philadelphia
Hume Pierce of Boston set new marks at Woodside Park track in Philadelphia. He tallied records for two to five miles, clocking 14.? for the first mile and rapid splits the second mile in 1.04, with improvements noted on three to five mile times despite unclear figures.
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Philadelphia
Avi
Woodside Park
Hume Pierce
Boston
mMeter
Jie
Kowreth
Pennsylvania Pensions Washington August 4 Update
Brief item from Washington reports on pension discussions in Pennsylvania with references to notable figures including Smith and Bradford. The fragment mentions a meeting or decision affecting pension policy and local administration.
President McKinley Enjoys Summer Outing at Plattsburg
Abner McKinley arrived from New York for a short stay. Captain Dodd of the Third Cavalry visited the president and plans with Secretary Root to end the Philippines war. A yacht offer from De W. Lewn Webb was accepted for the president to witness Lake Champlain Yacht Club races.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Abner McKinley
New York
McKinley
Dodd
Third
United States Cavalry
Tailin- Pines
Fatty
Root
Philippines
de W. Lewn! Webb
Shelburne Farms
Mre. McKinles
Vicw
Mra. Hobart
America S Financial Power Recognized by London Trade Review
London’s weekly trade review notes smaller July failures than any month in memory and acknowledges U S financial strength. It cites gold movements from New York to London, large imports, and strong demand for wool, pig iron, and plates, with high prices but rising production and export activity.
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New York
Dun & Company
Whield
London
Bank of England
Cchnnet
Exchange
Sydney
San Francisco
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Grey Forge
Chimieltle
Philadelphia
Pittenbure
Allanthe
Nour
United States
Canada
Milwaukee shooting at Soldiers' Home injures and kills
Milwaukee Wis Aug 4 David Anderson fatally wounded Captain Thomas St Pollock and seriously injured Michael Mullet at the Soldiers home He attempted arrest Pollock and Mullet was left holding in the arm All the inmates of the home were shocked by the incident.
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Milwwaukwe
Wis
David Anderson
Thomas St. Pollock
Michael Mullet
Pollock
Agederson
Mullen
Arroel
Tragedy at Woodhind Hotel: Jobo Sehichaber shoots wife
In Oliveland Avenue 4 A teamster Jobo Sehichaber shot his wife four times at the Woodhind hotel this afternoon and then killed himself with a bullet to the heart. The woman died an hour later at St. Alexis hospital. Jealousy is cited as the motive.
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Oliveland, Ave
Jobo Sehi¢haber
Woodhind
St. Alexis Hospital
Health officials pursue missing veterans amid yellow fever scare
In Philadelphia on August 4 Colonel Lewis Woehler sought the ten Hampton VA Soldiers' Home furlough veterans. Surgeon General Wyman could not provide addresses. General McMahon and Inspector General Smith ordered 2400 hospital mattresses and 100 complete tents to Hampton to isolate and fumigate the home.
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Philadelphia
Lewis Woehler
Bureau of Health
National Soldiers
Hampton
Fiood
Wyman
Marine Hosplital Service
Woodfin
Norfolk
Martin de McMahon
New York
Soldiers’ Home
Andrew J. Smith
Hartford
Medical Department
Port Memes
Josiah Simpson Hospital
Oes
Hampton Wome
Dee
Hihi
Delphia
Cape Chartes
Ine
Vai
Macrine
Washinngton
Hampton Home
Lluneds
Ludington
Canada
Chicago
Credtes Hagoe
Florida
Funeral of Col Hawkins in San Francisco
The body of Colonel Hawkins of the Tenth Pennsylvania will receive military honors in San Francisco tomorrow afternoon. The Tenth Pennsylvania will have leadership positions and General Shatter orders a military escort. Volunteers at the Presidio attend. the body will be shipped east to Washington Pennsylvania, with Chaplain Hunter in charge en route.
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San Pfrancisco
Alt. Hawkins
Tenth Pennsylvania
Knights’ ‘Tem- Plat
Shatter
Presidio
Chantain Hunter
Tenth
Pennsylvania Regiment
Hawkins
Washington, Pa
Astor in Effigy Amid Longacre Square Riot
In New York on August 4 a crowd of hundreds witnessed Dr. Seldon Crowe ignite an effigy of William Waldorf Astor in Longacre Square. Crowe, who organized the event, recruited locals with offers of pay and brought the figure to a wagon scene before setting it ablaze and delivering a bitter speech before police interruptions.
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New York
William Waldorf Astor
Longacre Square
Seldon Crowe
Crowe
Astor
Anthony Kemnerer
Dr. Crowe
Mr. Astor
Naska on Tintin Kills Three and Wounds Two in New Orleans
In New Orleans on August 4, Frank Naska aboard Tintin Wie opened fire at 1 oclock killing three people and wounding two others. The victims were his countrymen. the motive and details remain unclear.
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New Orleans
Frank Naska
John
Naska
Vielima
Vice President Ho Barton Visits Juke Champlain on Ten Day Trip
New York Aug 4 Vice President Ho bart left Long Hranch for Juke Champlain on a ten day visit to President McKinley. He appeared in good health when departure was made.
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New York
Hobart
Long Hranch
Juke Champlain
McKinley
Big Cyclone Destroys Florida Towns and Ships
Aug 4 report from River Junction Florida details a catastrophic cyclone that obliterated Carrabelle Metatere and Lanark Inn. A passenger train derailed injuring many. Mary Williams dies in Carrabelle. fifteen ships wrecked on Dog Island and nearby shores. widespread destitution. relief expected but insurance deemed insufficient.
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St. George’s
Dog Islands
Gulf
Cut Throats of Three Children Shocking Crime
Susquehanna Mia Ave 4 reported Charles Yager a 40 year old man living near the town killed his three children ages 4 to 12 with a razor then killed himself. Neighbors found the bodies in an adjoining room where the father lay on the floor, the razor nearby. Yager described as an industrious widower and the act as likely the result of temporary mental aberration.
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Chas. Yager
Brandt
Susquehanna
Mia
Charles V Yusor
Bian
Thie Minoe
Yager
Yyuger
Smiths' Fight Draws Twenty Five Rounds
New York reports a longtime bout ending in a draw as Dilly Smith from this city and Andy Walst of Brooklyn fought 25 rounds at the Browway Athletic club. Chicago dispatch notes Bill Smith of Philadelphia pairing with Billy Ratchford of Chicago for six rounds at Fort Dearborn Athletic.
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New York
Dilly Smith
Andy Walst
Brooklyn
Browway Athletic Club
Chicago
Bill Smith
Philadelphia
Billy Ratchford
Fort Dearborn Athletic Club
Fever Germs Alarm Not Raised in Hazleton
Hazleton Pa Aug 4 health officials reported no wider outbreak after a soldier from the Seldiern home at Moamptan Unity 23 and a local veteran were notified. The customary ten days for yellow fever germ incubation expired without alarm or new cases observed.
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Hazleton
Seldiern
Moamptan Unity
Unsettled Weather and Scranton News Snapshot
The morning bulletin notes unsettled weather, a staccato mix of general and local items. It highlights regional reports from Scranton including industrial news, religion, and local meetings amid broader notices and snippets.
General Jiminez Publishes Plans Amid San Domingo Tensions
General Juin Jal Dro Jiminez denies plans to lead an expedition against the San Domingo government and says he will not declare hostility. He rejects US interference, expresses hope for friendly relations with Washington, and notes Dominicans urge him to return, though he prefers delay.
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Ag Ie
Heutesux
Cuba
Kime
Tinew
Hameon Cheers
San Dinligo
United States
Houreaux
Jlinines
Incogenito
Ban Daemings
San Domingo
Air Trust Formed in Trenton for Sterilizing System
A trust in Trenton forms the American Baritized Ate and Transportation em with capital 206,000 and capitalized pipes of information. The secretary of state confirms the creation to develop a sterilizing dehydrating and cooling system for refrigerating purposes.
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Trenton
Atte
Xtuite
Miners' Wages Advanced by Pennsylvania Coke Company
Altoona August 4 The Frugaliin Cond and Coke company owned largely by Supreme Court Justice John Dean with main offices in Philadelphia has granted its miners a voluntary increase per ton.
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Altoona
Supreme Court
John Dean
Philadelphi
New Orleans Cruiser Arrives to Protect Americans in Santo Domingo
Washington dispatch reports the cruiser New Orleans has reached Santo Domingo to safeguard American interests in case of unrest. The move signals U S readiness to intervene if violence or instability threatens citizens and property.
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Washington
Aum
New Orleans
Bante Domingo Cas
Weather outlook for Baturday and Bunday in Pennsylvania
Unsettled weather with likely showers on Baturday and Bunday. Continued high temperatures and fresh southerly winds are forecast across the state in this period.
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Washington
Torepeteta
Pennsylvania
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Star Pointer
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Show
Dermot
Kay Belie
Learth
Rufus Duerett
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Cortellet
America
Yellow Jack
McMahon
McMuahon
Colonel Staith
Col. Hawkins
Mr. Hobart
River Junction
Lanark Inn
Here
Carribelle
Ous
Mctotyre
Carrabelle
Tallahassee
Cher
Gia Railroads
Tance
Mingis
Mary Williams
iMand
Cworge’s and
Phoyishinda
Rawl
Gators
Tug
Corras Belie
the Smiths
Billy
Plain Bill
Newe
Borla
the Poor Board
Atlantic League
Linzie
Seranton
Scranton
Jiminez
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