Huerta to resign provisional Mexico presidency
General Huerta plans to relinquish the provisional presidency to avoid civil war and capital loss, and will hand power to Francisco Carbajal who will step aside later for a new provisional president acceptable to the constitutionalists. Esteve Ruiz says the date is uncertain but believes a change will come within the week.
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Vera Crue
Huerta
Mexico
Roberto Bateva Rule
Utr
Vera Crus
Mexico City
Europe
Erment
Francisco Carbajal
Esteve Ruiz
Editor Denies Wrongful Intent in Panama Fortifications Reveal
A San Francisco defense for Charles K Field Sunset Magazine editor and three associates claims photos of Panama Canal fortifications were taken with Col Goethals permission. The case notes unclear military use and mentions Carranza Huerta surrender prospects alongside unrelated violent incidents and personal tragedies.
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Panama Canal
San Francisco
Charles K. Field
Sunset Magazine
United
George W. Goetheis
Uve Panam
United States
Evar Imalaie
Ulster Unionists Press On For Action In Ulster
The provisional government formed at Ulster Unionist meetings gives Sir Edward Carson power to mobilize the Ulster Volunteers at a moment’s notice. Carson warns Britain to decide, stating Ulster seeks peace but will not accept surrender. The group vows to resist any Home Rule move while honoring loyalty to town and constitution within the imperial framework.
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Ulster Union
Sir Edward Carson
Ulster Volunteers O Arma
Sir Edward
Uluster
Ulster
Miners claim city negligent in riots and dynamiting
Butte Montana miners accuse city officials of negligence in suppressing riots on June 13 and June 23 when the union hall was wrecked and dynamited after an attempt to hold a Western Federation of Miners meeting. The federation filed a $213 201 claim with the city clerk, ahead of possible suits.
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Federation
Butte
Mont
Union Hall
Western Federation of Miners
Britain warns China over Tibet convention refusal
London reports Sir Edward Grey, Britain’s foreign secretary, warned in the House of Commons that China’s refusal to sign the Tibet convention could lead to grave trouble on the Indian frontier and compel Britain to press the issue with Beijing.
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London
China
Tibet
Edward Grey
Edward
House of Commons
Witich
Great Britain
Earl of Euston to Wed New York Heiress Edythe Havemeyer
The Earl of Euston, heir to the Duke of Grafton, plans marriage to Edythe Havemeyer of New York. The couple, long based in London, face social and legal maneuvers as they prepare for union amid reports of factions and brokered arrangements.
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Earl of Euston
Duke of Grafton
Edythe Havemeyer
New York
Earl le Ower
London
Four Revolutions Rattle Santo Domingo Amid Tense Washington
Washington frets as Santo Domingo endures four simultaneous revolutions. President Bordas fights rebels across the island while government forces clash in Axua and along the Sanches to La Romana railway. American plantations face upheaval and officials seek outside influence, possibly U S intervention, to restore order under the protectorate.
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Washington
Little
Republic of
Hanto Domingo
Bordas
Axua
Sanches
Samanay Bay
Monte Cristi
la Romana
State Department
United States
Obregon Defeats Mexican Regulars in Guadalajara Battle
General Alvaro Obregon reports to border rep F B Elias that his forces of under 10,000 routed 12,000 federal troops commanded by General Miel near Guadalajara. five thousand federals captured with artillery and ammo. pursuit by constitutionalist cavalry, railroad disruption, wild city celebration, and expected 15,000 recruits before advancing to Irapuato.
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Douglas
Alex
Guadalajara
Alvaro Obregor
F. EB. Elias
Constitution Allets
Miel
Jalisco
Piecea
Obregon
Obregor
Blanco x Sime Mesieo
Elias
Obengon
Irapuato
City
Mexico
Mexlco
Denver area railroad clash and Colorado court ruling ripple
A mix of events is reported including the Denver and Union Pacific rail line conflict with the Katy train heist near St Louis and a Colorado Supreme Court ruling cited by Newman Erb. Also noted are education system criticisms by Paul A Remewant and elusive unrest tied to Mexican federal outposts and a military commander’s statement.
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Denver
Colo
Moffat Tunnel Commission
Stevens
Supreme Court
Denver & Salt Lake Railroad Company
Salt Lake
New York
Colorado Supreme Courts
Moffat
Newman Erb
Treasury receipts show large payment by subscribers
A partial OCR reading notes a large sum paid through treasury counters on a recent Wednesday by subscribers to a government scheme, with Roane’s secretary cited for confirmation. The text is garbled but indicates a substantial payment related to a government program.
Strike Proved Costly in Copper Country
Lansing announces the state spent 406000 dollars to maintain the militia during the copper strike last winter, a heavy cost to the state and its resources.
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Lansing
Mich
Drowned at Moo Lake Leaves Community in Mourning
A fragmented report recalls Taree Girte drowned at Moo Lake near Mina-Paces. The incident mentions Marte Fiske and a page of unclear details about depth and people connected to the event, with references to May Force and political figures in a tense local context.
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Marte Fiske
Collier Blamed For Shipwreck In Quebec Inquiry
The wreck commission finds the collier Storsted caused the Empress disaster by a course change ordered by the third officer Alfred Tuftenos without captain in the loop. The Empress sank May 26 with over 1,000 lives lost on the St Lawrence. The inquiry began July 16 in Quebec and notes testimony conflicts among Empress and Storsted officers.
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Quebec
Mtorsted
Ireland
Storsted
St. Lawrence
Tesponsthia
Alfred Tuftenos
Fatien
Storntad
Justice Horace Harmon Lurton Dies at 70
Horace Harmon Lurton, associate justice of the United States Supreme Court, died suddenly at Newport Kentucky from heart failure and asthma at age 70. He had a long judicial record in Tennessee courts and on the federal bench, rising to the high court under President Cleveland. Lurton had served as a Confederate trooper, was captured, imprisoned, and later released on parole after his mother appealed to President Lincoln. He studied law at Cumberland University and began practice in Tennessee.
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N. J
Horace Harmon Lurton
United States
Justice Lurton
Tennessee
South
Middle West
Supreme Court
Patt, Horn
Newport
Cample County
Lurton
Morgan
Lincoln
Cutberland University
Temnesece
Timber ownership figures in the Northwest and West highlight uneven control
A government report cites that Taharmar men hold zero percent of timber in north central Idaho and Utah is not specified. About 1 694 timber owners hold over one twentieth of U S land, while a few individuals share large holdings in Washington Oregon and California. The data details varied shares across regions and timber districts.
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Washington
California
Idaho
Butchery of Officials Executed in One Night in Huerta Order
A chaotic report from Saltillo claims over two hundred people were executed in one night under an alleged Huerta order. The tally includes one hundred seventy sent to a federal penitentiary, with many victims identified as real estate men. The report notes a national convention in Pittsburgh and mentions a hot, crowded weekend with various fatalities and a police response.
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Huerta
Saltillo
Mesley City
Mecela
Bern
Federal
Nevada and Oregon News Roundup of Robberies, Trials, and Accidents
Patchy late 19th century notes report a train robber killed by a deputy near Pendleton Oregon, legal actions in Reno and Nevada figures, a pioneer resident of Reno Charles Manning Jomo Ghigeter dies in hospital, and various Nevada Oregon incidents. Also noted are a deadly crime in Colorado, hunger strike prisoners, a runaway injury in Vale Oregon, a baby record weight, horse race outcome, and regional political and economic moves surrounding Panama Canal reopening effects.
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Poutity
Wilton
Wiliam P. Cressomot Revere
Ieeathon
AL Quitty
Aman
Nquor
Pendletom
Oregon
Hugh Waltney
Charies Manning
Jomo Ghigeter
Reno
Revo
Long Hines
Docensey
George Copeland
State Supreme Coert
Colorado
Ami i Jy
Frank Turton
Tonopah
Etick Front
Honauseays
Furton
Joseph Smith
Vale
Ore
Main Street
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Mie
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Wile
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Dhele
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Carson
Ann Tows
Bue City
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At. Paul
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Arthur J. Hoe
Mongevelt
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Storstad
Falking
Grim Reaper
Lumber Garone
Pitsburgh
the Angeles
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Nhat
Naonal Association of
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Wight
Pleasure Party
Korneater
Holy Panei
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Frank Moran
Moranio
MoDern
Angel Abaitia
Chier
Tim Mills
Baldy Bears
Jordan Valley
Theater
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Harry Hill
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