Ceremony of Bando in Mexico City Prompts Proclamation
A lengthy native rite described as a banda declares constitutional amendments on military service. A parade forms, trumpets sound, and city authorities coordinate a public display amid references to Mesiray customs and the civic response. The text also notes trade in goods and resources across regions and mentions plans for industry development and warehousing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Mexico City
Mexico
Thachy
War Department
Akenta
Iimlock
Hs Tational Palace
Techn Cay
Cuvkien
Dando Bea Rede
Fawmish
Eoinhek Bnd
Jaj Golong
Soenmisen
Chiapes
tUnte
Tts
Cocom
Eret Timberianis
Eotes
Ani
Ienaels
Moesico
Mitr Pondion
Hagneda
Junriess
Messes
Fmevaragament Wind
Koln
Suuratha
Reyienbad
Ten Year Tax Clause in Promulgation Contract
The contract states its duration is ten years from the promulgation date and that the capital invested by the company supports startup and development. It notes federal direct taxes apply, while the company remains subject to all taxes including internal revenue.
Kansas W. C. T. U. Appeals for Soldier Hospital Help
The Kansas W C T U appeals to temperance supporters to aid hospital relief for Kansas soldiers. Campaign urged to raise funds to supply hospital comforts as camps lack canteens. Contributions directed to Mrs F P Hutchinson Kansas for proper delivery. Ella W Brown and A Evans signatories.
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Kansas
Tata
Prohibition
Issuis
Ofte
Jane
Mia
Hutchinson
Ella W. Brown
D. A. Evans
Work Among Soldiers
Fourth in London crowd at American Embassy reception
A large crowd attended a reception for United States Ambassador Colonel John Hay at the American Legation in London yesterday afternoon. About a thousand Americans and many British figures joined the event, including notable literary and theatrical personalities. Attendees included prominent peers and officials such as the Marquess of Devonshire and Lord Charles Waldegrave among others.
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London
United States
John Hay
Inttar
Chute
Felrn
Mamita
Charles Meresford
George Guccon
George
Hertert
Tate For Home
Rehioness
Devonshire
Charles Waltein
Geares Fawcenit
Tal Bhettied
Tha "Sapirsade Jraeue
Honey Jeving
Aucrecane
Ste. Joke Itaya Wicmmond
Jamas
Woman Beheaded by Train at Torrington Crossing
At a railroad crossing near Torrington Conn a passenger train killed Mrs Phi lander Wall 60 of Gomhen instantly and fatally injured driver James Trainhaw who was operating the cart. The horse was killed and the wagon demolished. The severed head and broken limbs described in grisly detail marked a terrible accident. Also ads for medicines and a misplaced note about a rental trap appear in the same notice page.
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Ais
Vail
Wes
Bradshaw
Tiny locomotive to haul passengers for Transmissiosipp exposition
The report describes a miniature steam locomotive built for the Miniature Railroad Company for use at the Transmissiosipp exposition and possibly other resorts. It includes specifications such as a 2x6 inch cylinder, 30 inch driving wheels, a 26 inch boiler, 150 inch tender, and a 10 car capacity with two injectors and a steam brake.
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Miniature
Transmissiosipp
Omata
Poentbie
Coney Inland
Atlantic City
Cecil Beach
Washington Mighis
Niggara Inlin
Cimabs
Goliore
von Wille
New York Central
Brakeman Robbed On Train Near Tenvenworth
Joseph Stokler a Missouri Pacific brakeman was attacked on a freight train by two young men who overpowered him and rifled his pockets of a cash wafery and $0. They fled as Stokler shouted for help, describing the assailants to police. Blokley, the other tramper, jumped free. Greenleaf notes report promotions and moves of Central Branch staff including Moore, Woase, and Wellman amid routine assignments and retirements.
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Ripley
MLC
A. Managera
Santa Fe
Fem
P. Ripley
Ourmon
Wentech
Shinpo
Thoms
Mee
Ioe
Kan
Cleburne
Temple
Sino Mapexe
Kas
Topeka
Atmont
Wamid
le Theater
Tenvenworth
Joseph Stokler
Minsouri Pacific
Btokley
Stakier
Blokley
Central Branch
Greenleaf
Moore
Atchison
Wrakeman
Divinior
Chas. Woase
Thad
Hull
Chong
Bimecif & Hote
Dirnock
Brake
Eho
ACSI
Aivkinems
W. Davy
Iotanes
Finon
Ark
Scheera
Aimee Beri Reste
Bert Frederick
Central Branch faces strikes and workforce changes
The near record page describes Atchieon division workers at Centralia and Greenleaf dealing with unsettled conditions. Families relocate as pay, shifts, and housing affect employees. Foremen and shop staff, including Conductor Brouse and hostler Zinn, are noted with a broader move of the Central Branch toward Denver.
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Atchieon
Centratia
Fiat
Genunieat
Kasha
Gmialon
Pal
Awchiaen
Ofeesivatt
Greenleaf
Denver
Attacked Rail Policy Debate Hits District Race
A top attorney in a district race has received a request from a rival candidate opposing railroad anxiety. The exchange centers on judicial matters and power, with one side accusing the other of trying to stall proceedings. The opponent, Lee Monroe, is described as active in the dispute.
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Junge
Weueorn
Dudue Lee
Monro
Lowes
Monroe
Wichita Way Prank Disrupts Newlywed Rail Man
A cruel prank at Wichita mocks a newly married railroad man. Ushers escorted his bride to the station for a wedding trip, but at the depot the couple found bills proclaiming WAR IS DECLARED yet WE HAVE JUST BEEN MARRIED. The incident spurred headlines as spectators watched and awaited further remarks from those responsible.
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Wichita
Joerest
Hit
Anaes
Beene and Allied Movements Stir Western Front
Fragmented OCR describes troop movements and transport costs across routes to New York and San Francisco. Mentions Pacific charges, per-man payments, and equinage terms, with references to Kaneas troops and a stock car transport scenario.
RUMORED PURCHASES IN BEATTIE AREA
Beattle Washington July reports say Northern Pacific plans to acquire Pacific Coast holdings including Beatle, Northern and a Brownson Seashery property with coal baskets and wharves. Also mentions a one cent telegram record and a young operator story from Herington reflecting early wireless news coverage.
Deaths and war notes from the Times London
The Times correspondent reports on June 20 Charleston and transports near Gugu mn, shelling Santa Cruz forts with no reply from Spain amid unclear war status. Capt Brandes, noted Civil War hero and former captain in the Sixty wledth New York volunteers, dies suddenly in New York. interment likely at Arlington. Union Pacific highlights and Western rail service notes follow.
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London
Hong Kong
The
Times
Charleston
Gugu
Brandes
Weebington
Cam
Cam Brandes
Fighting in Cuba shows high officer losses and bravery
Washington reports in Cuba during the Santiago battles officers from colonel to lieutenant colonel have been killed or wounded at unprecedented rates. Army leaders praise the bravery of officers leading men under heavy fire, citing strong morale and example set for the corps. Garfield Park roadway renewal pushes for paving on Kansas avenue from Gordon street to Garfield park with local petition and potential city action.
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Washington
Cuba
Juregua
Santiago
Garfield Park
Marsnail
Kansas Avenue
Gordon Street
George Libby Accidents at Hutchinson Packing Plant
George Libby suffered severe injuries after his suspenders were caught in a shaft coupling at the Hutchinson Packing Company plant. His clothes were torn and twisted, throwing him over the shaft and inflicting arm injuries and a broken ankle.
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Packing Company
Hutchinson
George Iibby
Hutchinson Packing Company
Libby
For Rent Notices with Rooms and Houses
Five rooms ground floor with cistern well drain. Six room house at 63 Jackson street. Squire at 615 Jackson street. Furnished rooms for rent at SU Kansas avenue with gas hot and cold water bath and all conveniences. Wing or en suite options available.
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Madison
Jackson Street
Kansas Avenue
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Eile
BANDO
Gastoria
Bears
T. C. Appeal
Netiday
Railroad News
Omaha
Nlon Pariile
Trampe
Wichita'’S
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Coast
Western Union ‘Felegraph Company
Kanaas
Wamego
Berington
Herington
Ruci Wews
Sir Richards
Detroit
Hich
Brea
Ebay
Ladrone Islands
Salt © City
San Francisco
Portland
Allman
Electra
Munion
Adopot
Arch Street
George Libby
New York
Snapper
Keros
FF. Goodman
Garrison
Nashville
Tenn
PS. C
Gary
Swift & Holidays
Colorado
Vie Sante Fe Cute
P. Ketcham
Pike City
Cal
Chamberlain
W. Phillips
7Th and
van Buren
Italitg
Ae Sonvention
Helf
Ber Howe
Linceln St
Vane
Isemale Belp
Na- Gopal
John T. Danley
Twelfth St
Western
Chicago
Dnion
North van Burch
Gasolini
Siparan
Hull Broved Repair Co
California
Howland Nursery Company
Los Angeles
Avenues
Are Journal
Plano
Chin
Sa van Burenst
Driggists
4Th
van’ Buren
Rome
Quincy
Probate
Shewnes County
A. D. Rosser
Saonomsieak
Fillmore
Topelan
SG Gainey
Kanga
ML Manson
Viavi
Kanese
Ean
Brockere
Perrane
Weible & Hornt
East Sevent St
T. St
Wee Tes
Fereen
Hocse Et
C. D. Skinner
Colla & Cx
Siscamor
Serary Co
Munapeaker
Nyu
B. Gen
McCormick
Organa
Reasona! We
Forbes
Scott & Co
Reneas
Mio Norton
West Sixth Ave
Idewarie
Edson
C. OC. V. and Paving Co
West Eighth
Ryder
Cestiul Ave
North Topecorte
Brinkerbut
Menninger
Homeopathic Physiclas
Mansae Ave
T. Dence
Topeks
Mak Ave
Ida
Barnes M.D
Florists
MES
J. Bhagad
Florist
Rs, Groves
Tames
B. Thayder
Dethelan
Pare Ou Topeka Privving CO
East Berainst
Mail
Rae Tention
Kansas Ave
Topeka Transfer CO
F. P. Bacor
National
Gilchrist Bros
NEW cRaws Crawford Theater
Albert's
Vitascope CO
Visieses
Werera Stamee
East Seventh Street
Bet
Poe
Rodiger
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