Outstanding Events in First War With Mexico
A compact chronology of key signals and battles from the Mexican War. It lists dates and actions from Mejia’s proclamation through U S occupation of Mexico City, major sieges, battles like Buena Vista and Veracruz, and the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo plus later milestones in 1958 ratifications and leadership changes.
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Mexico
Mejia
United States
Zachary Taylor
Rio Grande
Taylor
Paccinolire
Cmericans
Arista
Palo Alto
President Park
Congress
Matamorne
Mexican Congress
Santa Ana
City of Mivrlco
Monterey
Alegy
Conner
Tam- Dico
Saltillo
Commodore Perry
Tuapan
United States Army
General Franklin Pisree
Puebla
Ee States
Ofexico
Castle of Chapultepec
Lang
Santa Ans
Huamantis
Anaya
Scott
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidatco, By Which Mexico Cnded To the United States
California
Utah
Nevada
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Gila
William O. Butler
Butler
Querciaro
Mexican trade vital to both nations in 1914 1916
The article argues that U S Mexican relations directly affect trade, noting the United States buys 95 percent of Mexico’s vegetable fibre and Mexico purchases significant U S imports. It cites figures on coffee, cordage, mahogany, cattle hides, goats, cotton, lumber and other goods, illustrating reciprocal volumes and the impact of any disruption on both economies.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
America
United
Germany
Sph
Laguna
Lunder
Southern Republic
Unkissed Bride Challenges Divorce in Detroit
Detroit July 8 Leonard A. Seltzer a druggist must pay temporary alimony of 16 a week for ninety Maya and a fee of 85 to his wife Mabel B Beltzer known as the unkissed bride for the second time seeks a divorce charging extreme cruelty. Court plans a rapid disposition within ninety days. Married August 23 1905 the couple has endured long separation with alimony 10 weekly since 1907 except for recent months. He denies her pleas for reentry stating no affection expected and that his income barely covers personal and elder mother expenses.
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Detroit
Leonard A. Seltzer
Mabel B. Beltzer
Willian R. McCradie
Seltzer
Mellowcraft Club
Mr. Seltzer
Sint
Hit
Cama Orat
Len Annewot Savings Bank and Co Examination
Incomplete OCR text mentions a savings bank and company with a note about presents of party names for a listed bank book. Includes names “GH. L, Duncan” as treasurer and references a new book tested in Len Annewot, LOWNDES. Details are fragmented and unclear.
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Woxicr
Berhode
Ana Abn
Das mapAry
Aed
Au Ng
Lowndes! Savings Bank
Ran Compant
GH. L, Duncan
Tress
Pennsylvania Navy Ship Urged For Possible Vera Cruz Action
Norfolk reports United States preparing to mobilize the battleship Pennsylvania for possible service at Vera Cruz. The ship, recently commissioned, carries fourteen inch guns and a crew of 900 trained sailors. Navy officials say it could shell Vera Cruz from sixteen miles and would be pivotal if war loomed with Mexico or other powers.
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Norfolk
United States
Moxico
Thoriny
Pennsylvania
Virginia Capes
Glin
New Hampshire
Louisians
Veymont
Chattership
Weventy
Vermont
New Haimpshire
Law- Vieinna
Verve
Vera Graz
Soa
Vera Cruz
Vera Crux
Nevada
Tangiera Sound
Chesapeake Bay
Oldest registered viator in Sonoma claims 118 years
Santa Rosa July 8 Fernando Cano a self described man with witskars says he is 118 years old when the first white men came to Alexander valley. He repeats 115 after county clerk Felt’s registering of Indiana party led by Clano. Rev Frederick Wollett and RG Sewell discuss California history and Indigenous arrival near the port of California.
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Santa Rosa
Clano
California
Qlano
Indiana
Sonoma County
Frederick Wollett
Indian Board of Co-Operation
Ife
RG. Sewell
Celery-Mist Relief Claims Headache Quick Relief
An ad touts Celery-Mist as fast headache relief without narcotics, promising instant head comfort and widespread approval. It claims cheaper price, mentions neuralgia and cold symptoms, and suggests a 100 cent package at local druggists. It references a brand name Calarg-Must and a testing claim.
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Aldo
Prayer and Cyclone Spare Coldwater School in Miracle
In Coldwater Kansas a small Presbyterian community prayed as a cyclone veered toward the schoolhouse. The storm demolished a car and damaged several others but left the building and chimney intact, with only minor injuries reported among residents. The minister led a collective prayer for deliverance as the funnel cloud passed within feet of the schoolyard.
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Coldwater
Kan
Thera
Kansas
Goldswater
A. G. Alexander
Hogiin bin Aermon
Hin
Fancey
Mayor Mitchel Who Is He Asks a Sentry
In New York a Buffalo sentry on duty at Van Cortlandt Park mistook Mayor Mitchel for a thief. The chauffeur clarified the mayor’s party, prompting a tense moment as officials interacted with the guard and the crowd at the cavalry camp.
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New York
Buffalo
Jerome Avenue
van Cortlandt Park
Mitchel
Guardian
Mitehel
Mae
William Te ‘Wright
Mary Bennett and Lee Muller's Rural Court Case Over Wages
Mary Bennett, an orphan living in Bedgwick County Kansas, sues her husband Lee Muller over back wages earned as a hay hand and field worker during summers. The pair met while both working on a farm. after Mary joined Lee in farm labor they moved toward marriage and later legal action over $76 in unpaid wages.
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Muller
Mary L. Bennett
Mary
Ams
Mary Bennett
Whso
Pater Jenon
Bedgwick County
Kansas
Shearew
Sue Wan
Lee
Wihits
Mary Byer
Jaga
Lewyer
Ovations for Indian poet in Japan
The report describes Indian poet in Japan receiving ovations for a poetic tribute. Observers note a train journey marked by flowers and public acclaim as crowds praise the artist. Local speculation suggests broader recognition may follow.
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Costa
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Newcomer Auto & Supply Company
Malnee and
Monticello Avenue
The
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo, Ohio
Ushere
Toledo
Kansas Church
Wtaue MA Muller Stile
Miya
Japan
Tokio
Stoom
Tyeon
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