End of Chilian War and Destruction Across Cities
A New York dated account reports Balmaceda’s defeat at Valparaiso after five hours of heavy fighting. General del Canto’s forces rout Government troops, capture the city, and many officers are killed or wounded. Rioting and arson erupt in Santiago with widespread property destruction and vigilantism. Reports claim Balmaceda’s capture or death amid chaos, with executions and mob violence spreading through Chile.
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Balmaceda
Valparaiso
Chili
del Canto
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Alzerreca
General del Canto
Balmaceds
Gavdenil
Alzerr
Chevity
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Almirante Lynch
Customs Quay
Fort Valdivia
Vino del Mar
Santiago
Calmaceda
Koe Moo
Senor Godoy
Interior
Balmunceda
Fother
M’kenna
Eagtmen
Zerudd
Talcahuano
Coquimbo
Placillco
Coronel
Woaten
Sanciaga
Battlefeld
Womleteer
Woo
Glusyou Lleruld
Jewellery in a Man's Leg Relic from Bull Run Found
Major James Morrison of Mount Sterling Alabama discovers a tiny gold button in his leg from the first Bull Run battle. The round button bears German inscription and was likely worn as a charm. He offers to return it to the shooter if alive with details of the event.
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James Morrison
Mount Sterling
Alabama
Bull Run
Waren
Mocrson
Sone
Blue
Nona
Earthquake Ravages Central America Reported Losses
New York dispatch describes a major earthquake in San Salvador and surrounding areas, with towns destroyed and many lives lost. Santa Ana, San Miguel, and nearby cities suffered severe damage as tremors continued, people sought open ground, and authorities under President Itela moved to aid victims.
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Talegran
San Salvador
Aera
S'nere
San Miguel
Ivalco
Itela
Aninquilco
Cosnaranva
Cortepegue
San Pero
Sanca Vekla
Wasatinet
Santa Anca
Sustatepine
Word Puzzle Contest Offers Huge Home Magazine Prizes
A Canadian award seeks word formations from the phrase Home Magazine with top prizes including a $1503 gold award and a $1109 prize, plus a piano, organs, watches, and many smaller rewards. Entries require a six month subscription and a stamped request for full particulars.
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U.S
Canada
Agaiucruis
Raishiva
Peterborough Canada
Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
An ad notes Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup for teething children, claiming quick relief from night crying, pain, and dysentery. It touts curing diarrhea, regulating bowels, easing wind colic, reducing inflammation, and energizing the system. Packed as a 25 cent elder remedy sold by druggists worldwide.
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Winscow
United States
Prica
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