Plan for Mexico Mediation Risks U S Lead
The latest mediation idea suggests a temporary Mexican governance by a mixed commission including Huerta and Carranza Villistas, sparking U S opposition. The piece argues US forces should directly occupy Mexico City to establish a stable, lawful government and prevent European or rival powers from taking control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Huerta
United States
Snerta
Huerte
Wison
Liuerta
Lutchera
Teasted States
México
Villa
Carrangi
Hayes
Carrines
Carrazza-Villa
The Militants Slasher in Amos Past
A fragmentary report on a disease scare among transiitans in London describing a method of disguise and withdrawal, followed by notes on insistent disorder, public outcry, and a push for women’s suffrage, ending with a wary view of public opinion and violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Votes for Women Fight Amid Disorder and Disease
Fragmentary OCR passage notes tensions over women suffrage, with mentions of immune stances and hunger, hinting at political conflict and public health concerns. Readable elements reference votes for women and disruptive atmosphere surrounding the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsel
Will Be 'Be A Candidate Col Roosevelt's Return Home Discussed
Col Roosevelt returns to New York en route from Barbados amid talks of a possible gubernatorial run in the fall and a prospective 1916 bid. He avoids pledges, waits to watch political developments, and warns that third party platforms of 1912 may not sway the GOP. His stance signals a broader clash over Progressive versus old Americanism versus new nationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Hookevelt
Barbados
New York
Bull Moose
Ossawatomie
Colonet
Roosevelt
Ida
Mexico and Texas politics amid war era mood
A fragmented 19th century style column discusses U.S. stance on Mexican conflict, mentioning Private Sam Parks and Maquis Enlow. It critiques American treatment of Mexican factions, notes tensions between rural Texas and urban centers, and reflects on primary elections, populist theories, and national honor amid foreign and domestic strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Maas
Sam
Prinal
New York
Sam Parke
South America
Antitrust Program Debated in Congress and Public
The piece discusses the antitrust program proposed by the House, its passage before adjournment, and how Senate attitudes are not considered. It contrasts House and Senate approaches, notes public unease with drastic regulation, and argues for stabilizing business to sustain daily livelihoods. The author urges postponing further regulation to allow the economy to breathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Congress
Princesses of the Rospigio family face Roman backlash
A fragmented account traces the marriage of Princess Marin bra Rospigliosi to an American, then divorce and remarriage to Giuseppe Rospigliali. The union sparks Roman society boycotts, with the Rospigliosi lineage a prominent Florentine clan connected to papal circles, nobility, and art patrons.
Hearings on Newlands law and safety appropriation discussed
Committees for hearings on the Newlands project and safety appropriation were reviewed. Clarence P. King of the Washington Railway and Moctriy Company faced committee scrutiny as federal consolidation of motion platforms and changes against Justice Wright of the District of Columbia Supreme Court were debated. Adjourned at 12:27 PM to resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonan
Clarence P. King
Washington
Moctriy Company
Bipcom
Pitts
Juatee Wright
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Flames Issue From Etna as Sicily Quakes Intensify
Mount Etna erupts again with tongues of flame and tremors felt around Catania. At least several homes lost in recent disaster, Italian Red Cross praises funding and aid from the American Red Cross with a $3,009 contribution for earthquake victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicling
Catania
Sicly
Bina
Thoms
The
Italien Red Cross
Fundrical
Red Cross
Tialian Organization
Stellan Red Cross
Bees Invasion Delays Train Near London Bridge
Bees disrupted a train journey near London Bridge with 10,000,001 specimens bound for a Suffolk farm. A box broke on the bumpy ride to Holmwood, causing delays and odd incidents as healthy Bryllah counterparts swarmed nearby for a short, bizarre moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
Bes Farm
Bures
Suffolk
London
Oyldge
Holmwood
The Duvfer's Invictus and the Collgr's Weakly
A fractured verse piece depicts duel between rival players and a captain claiming mastery of the score, amid misfortune and crowd noise. The fragmentary text references nerves, fear, and a boxing of fate as players swing against the pill and strive for control of the game.
Tomb of Stevenson Recalled in Ancient Pacific Tale
Fragmentary obituary note recalls Robert Louis Stevenson who traveled to the South Seas and died near Apia. It mentions his grave on a mountainside, his epitaph carved long before his death, and the famed line about home in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boule Steve
Waa
Stexengoni
Vailina
Apia
Opole
Samoga
Totteland
Jonély
Tualttile
Stevenson
Bamies
Vallur
No Harm Seen in Buying Chips Says Jury
In Queens county court the jury ruled that buying chips and shifting a pack of cards at Dominick Cartucci’s Jersey City area store is not gambling. The trial centered on a poker game in progress when police entered, hearing a stake of $2 in chips. The defense argued that chips can be bought in stores or restaurants without constituting gambling, and the jury swiftly agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Cartucca Batore Judee Humphrey
Queens County Court
Cartucci
Washington Avenue
Javaalea
Cariucca Bk & Common
Rasiatant District
Wallace Orcytusa
Iquirea
Jaike O'Reily
Gury
Saratoga
Gértlamen
O'Reilly
Child found drowsy after road near West-Porty street
The child, living at 2 West Porty Second Street, went to school normally in the morning. A teacher noticed extreme sleepiness and after questioning, William recalled seeing the child run on the road Saturday while playing ball. Recovery hopes were expressed after a possible end of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gi¢ West
William
Mask to Murder on Rails Stuns Pittsburgh Officials
Allegheny authorities believe Dr George W Goetz of McKeesport was murdered and robbed on a railroad track near Rawhkine Station. The doctor was found with head injuries and his wallet empty, suggesting robbery and staged death after a train severed the body from the scene. No blood was found at the site, fueling the murder theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ts ‘Times
Allegheny County
George W. Goetz
McKeesport
Rawhkine Station
Goetz
Excited Wife Nets Windfall From Land Gamble
Mrs. John Kane of Philadelphia, tied to a speculative real estate venture, reportedly made about 200000 from a 2 acre parcel near Ridgeway. An oil gas strike on adjoining land boosted her claim as agents and locals recall options taken months earlier. The Kanes recently moved to York and were active in selling properties and vacuums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
Philadephia
Recon
John Kane
Ridgeway
Bicoum
SOI
Mrs. Kane
Tork
Estate executor seeks permission to feed and kill horse
Administrator George F. Littlefield told Surrogate Fowler that Senang the horse is eating the estate and costs rise daily. He asked authority to feed and possibly kill the animal, but the surrogate said no jurisdiction and left action to the administrator's responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anka
America
Lemuel Littlefield
George F. Littlefield
Fowler
Senang
Herne
Chicago liquor dealer jailed over mislabeling bottles
Theodore Netter, a Chicago liquor dealer, was arraigned before Judge Landis for mislabeling products. When asked about grape juice, Netter admitted producing grape juice. The judge fined him $19, and Netter paid the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lanfie
Fromm
Chioags Inter Osean
Theodore Netter
Landie
Landis
Avetder
Netter
Pacific Mail Liner Pennsylvania to Cross in Days
The Pacific Mail liner Pennsylvania, a 50‑tone vessel, will soon reach the Pacific side to load cargo for New York after docking at Balboa. Sugar is being unloaded at Balboa, with further movements toward the Panama Canal inauguration marking a new era in global trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Paname
Catly
New Fock Times
Panama Canal
Cratobel
New Yorke
Balboa
Bungalows at a Prison for Improving Character Convicts
English convicts at Camp IL prison are shown two room bungalows built to improve character. Each bungalow contains a sitting room and bedroom, surrounded by a boundary wall. Reports say some inmates have been injured while tango, and calls are made to debrutalize sports and reform programs while avoiding wrecking the power of youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Camp IL
Fafa
Cherga
Fragmented local notice embedded in OCR text
The readable fragments reference a DF a field and a cautionary note. No clear event dates or named organizations are present. The text appears garbled with repeated phrases and lacks actionable details or identifiable individuals.
Sunken lightship Brook the Battle Express found in Lake Erie
The sunken lightship Brook the Battle Express, reported missing after a great storm, was located on the lake bottom fifteen miles off Point Atino by government surveyors. Divers examined the wreck to assess the wheels and condition while a heavy drag line search continues in the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
PointaAtino
Warner Surveyor
James
Marooned Crew Rescued by Antiope Near New Castle
Wrecked crew from the Ba Francisen Chesalele, Thdjage of the Wrench burl La Tour du Verzune were brought to Britash on the Antiope after being marooned on a South Seas island. The Antiope, unable to mount a rescue earlier due to provisions, reported the wreck to New Castle where a French cruiser Van avert dispatched relief. Some crew members had remarried and chose to stay, while others awaited rescue.
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South Seas
Sallory
New Castle
van Avert
Mourning Rite For Mrs Louise Cunningham
The Philadelphia North American reports the funeral of Mrs Louise Cunningham wife of Ferry Cunningham the minstrel held yesterday in accordance with her wishes. Her body rested in a rocking chair at the undertaker’s and was then cremated after a brief ceremony with mourners present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia North Americas
Louise Conningham
Dope
Ferry Cunningham
Mra
Inguam
Dog Cuts New Teeth In Old Age
Veterans along the Old York road district report an unusual case of a French pondle dog once kept as a family pet by Howard Smith of Noble. After eleven years the animal shed teeth then began to grow a completely new set, an occurrence deemed extraordinary and linked to the dog’s advanced age.
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Cae Welkvogwe
Bex
Italy
Rospigiosi
Ronan Impine
Leopold I
Jerendbimichter
Samuel Chester
Bangor
Col
Parkhurst
Mrn
Prince “Giuseppi Rospieliat
Rome
Giu Sepia
Boyang
Princesa
Marin Bra
Vatican
Butialdo
Beth
Printess
Ludovico
Rospielioal
Ace Mildred Hazeltine
New-York
Princess Glambatusts
Rogpleioai
Ethel Brongon
New York
Rece T Gil
Gortie
Ionaults
Aelth
Qiusepps Roapignoe
Alzo
Youls‘mav
France
Carfinal-Mazarin
Manogh
Theorh Victorloug
Marrigges
Barcharet
Derapn
Wim Wes
Rha Raspigilos
Fiorentina Ik
Finrengo
Giulio Raspigilos
Clement IX
GlamWattista
Borkan
Zogarojo
Respigionis
Brorea College
Eternal City
Camilla Rospietboal
Giuseppi
Francesco
Laura Statio
Pontifical Court
Metropolia
Censi Do Barret
Guido
Loré Byron
Old York Road
Howard Smith
Noble
Weather Forecast and Regional Conditions Report
Daily weather bulletin notes low Atlantic pressure and unsettled rain in the middle Atlantic to Great Lakes regions. High pressure dominates interior districts. temperatures vary with sprinkles of sun in parts of the South and Northeast. Local temperatures range from highs near 82 to lows around 66 while cloud cover and rainfall prospects shift through Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept of Agriculture
Warther
Pacife
Appalachian
Rocky Mountanns
England
Stetes
Oxia Valle
Great Lakes
Texas
Plains Sterne
Missiesto
Ohio Valleye
Wifole
New England
Political optimism and party support in New York and West Virginia
The article cites Representative William M. Calder of Brooklyn predicting a fall victory for Republicans in New York State with Progressive dissent fading, as party unity and anti Albany sentiment gain traction. It also notes broad West Virginia prosperity driven by diverse manufacturing growth and a surge in new industries, with Parkersburg investing over $1 million in permanent improvements.
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Pheret
Republican Party
York State
Wiliam M. Calder
Brooklyn
United States
Empii
New York State
Albany
Repubilcan
New York
Buffalo
Progressive Party
Frogresuives
Merete
Congress
West Virginia
Alten
Smith
Parkersboro
J. W. Horton
Wheeeling
Parkersburg
Parfereburg
Congress to Quit and Apple Country Views
A mix of editorials and quotes advocates Congress ending the session, praising business relief from legislative tension. Reports from Martinsburg West Virginia describe apple bloom, Apple Ridge orchards, and tourism in the Apple Country. Canadian breeding officials discuss remount needs and US support for cavalry horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lAnderigen Koverorgent
Canada
Catabyshatet of &Mathonai Bureau
John T. Ryan
Dominion
United States
American Turfsien
An Anxious Moment Over a Pet Cat
A mother recounts a tense scene with her child and a kettle while defending ownership of a cat. The exchange reveals concern, miscommunication, and a moment of heated misunderstanding in a domestic setting.
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Cada
Col* Pres
Dickens
Nell
Tabet
Lone Star State
Pailly
Temindas
Wellen
Dave Bone
Ont Ptate
Annibala Han
Victia
Christ
Sean
Bologna
Vierinn
Tara
Glack Enient
Bbsoquies
Maria Therena
Hig
Joel Black
Banu Fontendy
Newlands
ETNA
Duvfer
Dresti
Tuco
Collgr
Mr. Henley
Proih Valley
Rave
Vou
Tam
Trey Score
Rails Mask
Eorse
Mpen
Bree
South See Island
Cron
Cleese
Maxleay
Rua Siras
Beto eRom
Ithea
Cnigiail
Buyretin
Boots
Max
Aubeville
WH. C
Ante
Tetivers
Biumazex
Nealk
Jans
Buffala
Iehgo
Velnnata
Art Bevnapert
Loear
Denver
Des Moines
Phiedeloala
Portland
Org
Lake City
Pani
Minn
San Francisco
Gal
Springbels
Herre
Wickshires
Edicarn
Gald
Col. J. Ed Cammark
New Fork
New Willard
Cal
Cammackle
Woahington
Martinsburg
Mar Unsburn
W. Va
Eagard Guinn
Sharehan
Mies
We Road
Appice Pie Ridge
Maniasburg
Appia Rie
Ueauls
Herkeley
Coventry
Telenese
Canadi's Remonik Bureau
Chivago
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