Re-Enforcements Reported In Fierce Torreon Battle
Telegraphs from San Antonio indicate the Mexican federal forces clashed near Torreon with Villa rebels. Casualties cited as high with reports of about 2000 killed or wounded. rebels allegedly retreating northward while federals pursue. Uncertainty and conflicting messages followed the fighting.
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Fico
Denat Trent
Villa
Ttia
Simul
Ithat
Milla
Torfeon
Bre
Santal 'i -Tex
San’ Antonio
Torreon
British Cabinet Shakeup Reported in March London
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a London political scene in March with references to ministers, a secretary, and a cabinet reshuffle. Names and details are garbled, but the piece centers on government officials and possible actions in London.
Giant Naples statue turns toward volcano in omen of eruption
Naples dispatch reports the Saint Januarius statue in the Popolo quarter shifted its stance to face Mount Vesuvius. Crowds surged at dawn as 30,000 worshippers prayed, believing the miraculous repositioning signaled another eruption.
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Naples
Pante
Vesuvius
London
Marell
the Chronicle
Januaris
Miss Wilson Buying Gowns Sparks City Rumor
Fragmentary OCR notes hint that Miss Eleanor Wilson is buying gowns in New York and has lingering ties to family and social circles. The text references Jessie Wu, Mrs Brown, and a sister, with unclear motive or events described.
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Eleanor Wilson
Isi
York
Itc
Jessie Wu
de Anlae
Wilson
Brown
Lex
Arkansas Returns Hint Clarke Nomination Lead
Arkansas returns indicate James P. Clarke leading the United States Senate race by about 20,000 votes, with Pulaski County showing Clarke ahead by 500. Other incumbents face little opposition. congressmen nominees include Caraway, Oldfield, Tillman, Wingo, and more.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Unite States Senate
James P.clarke
Clarke
Pulaski County
Dardanelle
Samuel M. Taylor
Pine Bluff
W. S. Goodwin
Warren
J. Sam Rowland
Harrison
George W. Bellamy
Mammoth Spring
W.F. McKnight
Hampton
Priest May Seek Divorce From Wellsburg Union
Pittsburg report says a Catholic priest from Duquesne may file for a divorce from Tena Moran after a Wellsburg ceremony not recognized by Bishop Regis Canevan. Father M. M. Sweeney is named as former pastor with a replacement in Sewickley. The church will likely consider a formal decree if Tena Moran pursues action soon.
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Pittsburg
Wellsburg
iVa
M. M
Sweeney
Sewickley, Pai
Tena
Mo Tan
Explosion destroys interisland steamer near Pearl Harbor
Honolulu reports an interisland steamer Maui 8 blew up off Pearl Harbor. The entire crew of 12 is feared dead. Manus left here for analysis with cargo of large quantities of explosives. Coast search is underway.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Interisland
Maui
Pearl Harbor
Manus
Wealthy Sugar Dealer Seeks Annulment and Property Return
Charles G. Moller, a 68 year old sugar dealer of 74 Wall Street, sues Mrs. Moller in New York Supreme Court. He seeks to annul his 1910 marriage on grounds she was still Sommer’s wife and to recover bonds and title to properties at 2209 and 211 Madison Avenue, plus other assets. Mrs. Moller denies the accusations claiming Moller transferred assets under a release of dowry rights.
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New York
Marth
Charles G. Moller
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Cohalan
Madison Avenue
Jones ‘Moller
Moller
Lbe
Blase
Cobala
Imade
Madison Aynue
Sommer
Local unions fix wages plan to preserve peace
The Policy committee of the United Mine Workers of America outlined a plan to keep industrial peace in bituminous districts including Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois The agreement would keep workers at their posts under the present contract and apply new scales in local districts to maintain stability
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Chicago
United Smine Workers of America
Indus
Western
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indias
Adius
Robber Escapes After Duel in Downtown Street Bank Heist
A robber fled after a brief confrontation with a delivery driver near the bank as he tried to force entry and compel the lone cashier into the vault. The driver knocked him from a buggy and he made a sudden getaway, prompting pursuit through the busy streets.
Strikers dispersed by militia in Depew disruption
In Buffalo on March 2 militia troops from the Seventy-fourth were sent to Depew to break a strike by workers at Gould Coupler. Crowds withdrew as garrisoned forces arrived and town streets were closed and deserted.
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Buffalo
Fragmentary OCR Item On City Council Notes
A damaged OCR snippet mentions council, police, and a fixed item related to purses and skirts. The readable words suggest a municipal context with names like Robbey and Butt and references to testing or adjustments. No clear events or outcomes are present.
Fragmentary Transcript Reveals Court Note Photos Mentioned
A garbled court transcript describes a witness noting photographs seen in court. The fragment references a moment of recognition and questions about how a twist or action occurred, with mentions of a prison and justice.
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Caillang
Liguous jumble text about Boston March and unnamed figures
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Boston in March and several unclear names and terms. No coherent event or persons are determinable from the readable pieces.
Railroad president Rea comments amid ongoing merger
Railroad leader President Rea spoke about the ongoing merger plans, noting strategic alignment and anticipated impacts on operations and stakeholders. The remark underscores leadership focus during a period of industry consolidation.
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