Rebel forces retreat as federals push north in Mexico
Reports from Mexico say General Ogyeco’s rebel army withdraws north after two crushing defeats at Conejos and Rollane. The retreat follows swift federal advances as rebel leaders scramble to regroup while sustaining cohesion for renewed resistance.
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Ogyeco
Conejos
Rollane
Federation of British Miners
South Wales
Acuuith
Muyope
Hamburg
Frederick VII
Frederick V
Roskilde
Denmark
London
Carters’ Union
Financial and Industrial News of Noted Persons
Coal consumers in New York face a 1 percent wage advance amid anthracite prices rising to 425 a ton at tidewater. Reports note a jury verdict in a Sherman anti trust case against wallpaper firms. Great Northern directors elect Dan R. Guay as president to succeed Louis W. Hill. A Huntington, West Virginia burial follows a house explosion. Lynchings occur in Texas and Tennessee with mob violence. The Washington Navy Yard heads to Cuba with flagship Washington and battleships Ohio Missouri Mississippi Minnesota. Cuban leaders vow continued war regardless of U S intervention. 500 marines to Guantanamo. Congresswoman Bacon urges Cuba intervention under Platt amendment. Platt limits party recognition on race lines. Naval transports head to Cuba with gunboats Paducah and Nashville. The U S Senate learns of Lorimer’s refusal to resign. Fire devastates the Michigan School for the Deaf. 325 students saved. cost to replace nearing $600,000. Fatal automobile collision near Center ton, Ind. Canadian writer Arthur Stringer dies in Niagara Falls stove explosion. wife and infant injured.
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Gublin
Tidewater
Great Northern Railway Company
St Paul
Dan R. Guay
Louis W. Hill
Washington
Hugo Osterhaus
Cuba
Mavn Department
State Department
Prairie
Philadelphia
United States Naval Station
Guantanamo
Paducah
Nashville
Estenioz
Ivonez
United States
Michigan School For the Deaf
Centerton
Ind
Martinsville
Indianapolis, Terre , Haute and Mastern Traction Company
Arthur Stringer
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Massachusetts First State to Ratify Direct Senate Election Amendment
State legislature action places Massachusetts as the first state in the Union to ratify the amendment for direct election of United States senators. Also notes laundry service contact and a political machine endorsed ticket, plus a lost beaver neck-piece and a finder notice for Mrs Stevenson.
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Massachusetts
Union
United States
Titan ic report cites lack of lifeboats and captain’s indifference
Senate inquiry charges Captain Stanley Lord and officers of the Californian with neglect that cost at least 1500 lives aboard the Titanic. Obsolete laws and lax inspections are denounced, with criticism of the White Star Line for withholding news and calls for mandatory lifeboats, better wireless regulation, and watertight bulkhead standards.
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Senate
Senator Smith
Michigan
Stanley Lord
Smith
British Board of Trade
Tittanic
Ihe
Phillips
Bride
Rostron
Captain Lord
California
Sid
America
England
Lord
United States
Woman Walks 1000 Miles Across Nations
Readable fragments describe a female advocate traveling roughly from New York to Chileana with aim to deliver a message to the mayor. The journey spans many days and involves the traveler reaching a checkpoint and receiving food provisions along the way.
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