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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1913

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Huerta vows no resignation amid foreign interference

Wannington Aug 4 Provisional President Huerta declares he will not resign and will brook no foreign interference. Aureliano Urrutia Mexican interior minister frames U.S. recognition as a factor influencing the crisis. General Eduardo Hoey, chosen by Constitutionalists, travels to Washington to press arms embargo repeal and outline revolution aims. Secretary Bryan at his desk in the state department.

Wannington Inston Aureliano Urrutia Huerta United States Mexico Eduardo Hoey Washington Senate Hay Madoro Notre Dame

Cheater Pa Watchman Slapped Back Breaks Neck Again

Drian Washburn of Chester is hospitalized after a back slap by James Wh yon caused a neck injury believed to be a prior fracture. An earlier fall from a tutory building five years ago left Washburn with a fractured neck that was repaired with silver wire.

Cheater Drian Washburn Chester Hospital James Whyon Washburn Wileon Wardburn

Dangers of Careless noon and Goethes quotes echoed

A fragmented item shows a Landor opinion about safety near noon. A warning phrase mentions edges left open and theft risk. Another line attributes a Goethe quote praising a capturable haunter. The readable text blends warnings with literary quotes without clear news context.

Lion ‘Famer Omeone Landor

Noted porch climbers are jewel robbers in New York

Two brothers, famed porch climbers rated as top thieves in this country, are linked to the $100,000 Jewels taken from Mrs. Charles Cary Rumsey at Narragansett Pier. They had troubled wealthy summer residents there years ago and were suspected in earlier Narragansett and Newport thefts totaling $300,000, tied to an international gang.

New York Charles Cary Rumsey BE. H. Harriman Nar Ragansett Narragansett Newport Armembers

North Atlantic Fleet to test entry of New York Harbor

New York August 4 The North Atlantic fleet will simulate a back door approach to New York Harbor during the week of August 3 to 9. Forts Terry Michie and Wright defend the eastern sound, manned by twenty two coast defense artillery companies. The fleet consists of twenty battleships twenty six torpedo boats ten submarines and support vessels. Results to be published around November 1 under General Barry and Rear Admiral Badger supervision.

New York New York City New York Harbor Sandy Hook Long Island Sound Terry Michie Wright North Atlantic Bulances Uncle Sam Gneral Barry Badger

Beside Centenarian Jon D Says He's A Boy

In Cleveland on Aug 4 the centenarian 105 year old Roberts meets with Join D Rockefeller 22 as they greet after church services Rockefeller recalls I once was a boy but am now old Roberts replies I once was a boy and am still a boy In Scotland a mining disaster is reported as the Caddar pit near Glasgow traps 12 miners entombed in a coal mine

Cleveland D. Rockefeller Roberts Ming Discuter Scotland Glasgow Aus Caddar Pit

Three Victims Die After Springfield Explosion

Bpringfeld Ohio August 4 Arthur Derick Kenton James May of Springfield and Don Teegarden Cincinnati died in city hospital after severe burns from an explosion.

Bpringfeld

Suffragists Interupt Services at St Pauls Cathedral

London August 4 militants staged a morning service disruption at St Pauls cathedral with about 20 suffragists shouting from below the pulpit asking to release Emmeline Pankhurst. The congregation remained quiet as church officials urged withdrawal. In Magaillion Ohio a moving van accident killed 13 year old Louis Jones and seriously injured his father D A Jones when horses pulling the wagon bolted.

London St. Paul's Cathedral Wang Emmeine Pankhurst Magaillon

Twenty nine hurt when bus overturns near Chicago

In Hammond Indiana on August 4, Martin Roy, a bus chauffeur, swerved to miss a child and crashed into a culvert. The bus overturned with twenty nine Chicago occupants, all injured though few seriously. one passenger faces possible eye loss.

Hammond Ind Chicago Martin Roy Mary Barko Martin Hoy

Murder Suspect Arrestee in Zanesville Death Mystery

In Zanesville Ohio this August a sudden death of 48 year old Mrs Will Frazee led police to arrest Ernest and Nelson Eris on suspicion. The case remained under investigation as officials awaited results and the completion of early testimony.

Zanesville U. Aug Will Frazee Ernest Siebicion

Cleveland Fire Claims One Life At Granger House

A blaze at the Granger apartment house in Cleveland caused one death and ten injuries as residents leaped from windows. Victim identified as J. W. Anderson, a roomer. Two firefighters suffered injuries from flying glass as flames escalated, with property loss estimated at $30,000.

Cleveland Granger J. W. Anderson

Struck by Automobile in Piqua Accident

In Piqua Ohio on August 4 Artur Mery a contractor was fatally injured after being struck by an automobile driven by O O McFarland Fry rode a bicycle at the time and the collision occurred near the scene. The report notes serious injuries and ongoing investigation into the crash.

Piqua, O Atroart Mery O. O. McFarland Fry

Death Toll Rises In East Brookside Explosion

Tower City Pa Aug 4 the death toll from the East Brookside col ony blast rose to 19 with John Lorenz mine superintendent dying in Pottsville. Two miners Daniel Parley and John Fessler remain trapped as rescue efforts continue amid a rock fall near the tunnel. Contractors prepare to bury nine workers killed, seven at Tower City in a single service while others are laid to rest later. The initial blast, likely from dynamite, lit a gas pocket that killed six rescuers. Most American workers died from after damp poisoning. foreign workers suffered severe trauma.

Tower City East Brookside Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company Pottyville John Lorenz Daniel Parley John Fessler Charles Portland West End Clale

Live Stock And Grain Prices From Several Markets

A fragmented market report from Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo Pittsburg and Toledo lists cattle calves hogs sheep and lamb prices by grade and weight. Wheat corn and rye prices are shown for No 2 and mixed lots with brief regional notes and date Aug 4. Strong entity mentions include cities markets and farm goods though many entries are garbled.

Chicago Cincinnati East Buffalo Aim Owen Lasnby

Bermuda Naval Base Seen as Potential British Pivot

Washington reports Britain mulls a major naval base in Bermuda to protect the Panama Canal route. If true, it could reshape Western Hemisphere naval policy and provoke reactions from other powers as the United States faces Japan in the Pacific. Bermuda would host a strong force near Hamilton with limited existing defenses.

England Atlantic Washington John Bull State Department Great Britain Bermuda United States Panama Canal Mediterranean Western Hemisphere Port In American West Indies Japan Pacific Panama Bermuda Staton Hamliton Pashloey Mall Copa Thig Paclie Ocean

Colimins Appointed Drug Inspector in State

Harrington of Columbus named inspector for drugs at a salary of 200 pounds by State Food and Dairy Commissioner B S Strode. The post was created by the last legislature granting the department authority to inspect drugs for purity like foodstuffs.

Washington grocer beaten in his home. possible fatal injuries

George W. Duty, 69, Civil War veteran and local grocer, was badly attacked in his rear grocery living room. His skull was fractured and he may die. Police report robbery not the motive as Coffey’s money and jewelry were not taken.

Washington George W. Duty Thin City Coffey

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