Madero 15 Shot Revolt Wanes As Government Claimed
News from Mexico and the border region report conflicting accounts of Madero forces clashing with government troops at Guerrero, with Madero reportedly wounded and rebels fleeing. Diaz government declares control, while diplomats note censorship and continued fighting in several states.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Francisco Madero
Guerrero
Dowe
Ciudad
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico City
Manuel Gozales Coscio
Mexico
Republic
Washington
Henry Lane Wilson
Diaz
Madero
Gustavo A. Madero
Knox
Wilson
Foreign Office
Parral
Ciudad Guerra
Hoyt
Department of Texas
War Department
Chihuahua
de la Barra
Creel
Alberto Terrazas
Juan Sanches
Terrazas
Enrique Cree
Jury Divided on Killing of Dallas Wife Murder Case
In Dallas a jury unable to reach a verdict after four days on the murder charge against Mrs. Fannie L. Flanary was discharged. The defendant claimed temporary insanity for shooting and killing her husband.
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Dallas
Tex
Fannie L. Flanary
Henry C Barlow Attacks Rise in Freight Rates
Washington D C Nov 26 Expert freight tariff testimony ends the ICC session on proposed advances in the eastern trunk lines rates. Henry C Barlow Chicago director of the Chicago Association of Commerce denounces the plan as unjust contains discriminatory burdens on shippers and would shift most of the increase to first class freight. Unofficial notes say Sen Cummins may appear for shippers to press their case.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry ©. Barlow
Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
New York
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Big Live Stock Show Opens at Union Stock Yards
The International Live Stock exposition in Chicago opened at Union Stock Yards drawing crowds from the city and nationwide farmers and stockmen. Exhibits include 1 191 horses 1 194 cattle 1 162 sheep and 807 hogs in top classes with daily horse shows and driving riding contests for trophies and an intercollegiate stock judging contest.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Agricultural College
Barnard Delivers Harrisburg Sculptures After Grueling Task
New York sculptor George Gray Barnard returns from Paris with two marble groups for the Pennsylvania capitol entrance. The Burden Bearer and Brotherly Love were contracted at $100,000, but the artist faces a $50,000 loss unless Pennsylvania provides aid.
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George Gray Barnard
America
New
Pennsylvania Capitol
New York
Paris
Capitol
Harrisburg
Barnard
Pennsylvania
Socialists Abandon Fight at AFL Convention in St Louis
In St Louis on November 26 the building trades committee reported to the annual convention of the American Federation of Labor. The outlook is that to adjourn on time the session must run into the nights. Socialist delegates have definitely decided that no resolutions of a socialist character will be introduced.
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Federation of Labor
St. Louis
Building Trades’ Committee
American Federation of Labor
Airship carries freight from Dayton to Columbus via Wright biplane
Aviator Par malee landed in Columbus after a 62 mile cross country flight from Dayton in a Wright biplane carrying silk from a Dayton firm. He maintained an altitude of 1000 feet and left Dayton at 10 40. This marked the first freight carried by aeroplane in Ohio.
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Columbus
Parmalee
Dayton
Wright
Aeroplane
Ohio
Indictments fall on four Illinois Central officials
Chicago officials charge four men Frank Harriman John Taylor Charles Ewing and Joseph Ewing with conspiracy to defraud the Illinois Central railroad of millions. Bonds are set at 20000 each. Ostermann testimony links Baker to kickbacks via Ostermann Manufacturing and allied car repair firms.
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Chicago
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Grand
Frank B. Harriman
Illinois Central Railroad
John M. Taylor
Charles L. Ewing
Northern Lines
Joseph L. Ewing
Car Department
Minois Central Railroad
Baker
Ostermann
Henry Ostermann
Ostermann Manufacturing Company
Harriman
Taylor
Illinois Central
Blue Island Car and Equipment Company
Joseph E. Baker
Ostemann Manufacturing Company
Deer Hunter Shoots Boy in Hermansville Mishap
In Menominee County Michigan on November 26 an unknown hunter mistook eight year old Walter Danielson for a deer at Hermansville and shot him. The assailant fled the scene, leaving the boy mortally wounded. This marks the third buck fever related fatality in the area this year.
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Menominee, Mich
Walter Danielson
Hermansville
Suffragettes Sentenced After Bow Street Riot In London
In London on November 26, about 300 suffragists clashed with police outside a building during a bid to free comrades. Fifteen militant members were found guilty of assault and property destruction and given fines from 10 to 25 dollars or prison terms of two weeks to one month. Most opted for jail. The case highlighted government fears after prior protests and food strike incidents in custody.
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London
Bow Street
Heu
Haverford
Home Office
Derutzen
Home Secretary
United States cities over 100000 total 27,809,835
Washington November 26 response to a census bulletin shows that excluding Portland Seattle Spokane Duluth and Superior the remaining cities with populations of 25,000 and over total 27,809,835. Forty seven cities exceed 160,000 with eleven jumping to over 100,000 since 1900. Portland and Seattle rise into larger city class.
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Washington
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Spokane
Wash
Duluth
Ten convicts paroled from Fort Leavenworth
Washington reports ten men convicted of varying crimes and sentenced to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, have been released on parole under a new law allowing parole after one third of a sentence with attorney general approval. The Justice Department will not disclose home towns or crimes. Paroled are Rudolph Bailey, Thomas F Branch, Doe Killingworth, Ralph Yekes, Angelo Brando, Wesley A Martin, Julian J Klein, William Gresh, Nelson Jones, Edgar J Summerhaya.
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Washington
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Congress
Department of Justice
Rudolph Bailey
Thomas F. Branch
Doe, Killngsworth
Ralph Yekes
Angelo Brando
Wesley A. Martin
Julian J. Klein
William Gresh
Nelson Jones
Edgar J. Summerhaya
Mutinous Navy Surrenders After Brazil Senate Grants Amnesty
In Rio de Janeiro on November 26 mutineers aboard the dreadnought Minas Geraes Sao Paulo Deodora and Bahia seized vessels fired on the capital and won amnesty and pay increases from the government. Congress backed the mercy and the revolt ended as Deodora and Minas Geraes sailed away leaving the city in quiet.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Minag Gernos
Sao Paulo
Bahia
Deodora
Congress
Minas Gerses
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Minas Geraes
Royal Torpedo Boats
Fon- Bece
Hunters maim each other in Minnesota hunting accident
Hallock Minnesota November 26 Walter Smith and Hd Simmons of Sioux City Iowa are county charges at Drayton hospital and may not recover from disfiguring injuries after a hunting accident. Smith discharged his gun tearing away Simmons lower face then handed the weapon to Simmons who shot himself. Both men are nearly dead with no chance of recovery and will never speak.
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Hallock
Minn
Walter Smi H
Hd Simmons
Sioux City
Drayton Hospital
Smith
Simmons
Countess Tolstoi Stricken In Russia Ailing Heiress
A Tula dispatch reports Countess Tolstoi 1111 with a fever of 102.9. The late Count Tolstoi’s will names daughter Alexandra legatee of unpublished works, signaling the transfer of literary legacy.
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Tula
St. Petersburg
Tolstois
Tolstoi
Alexandra
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Henry C. Barlow
Dayton, O
MR. Asquith
Harriman, Taylor
Ewing
U. S
Superior
Tars
Brazilian Congress
Countess Tolstoi
Chas, A. Grubb
4Th and
Chestnut Streets
Atlantic
T. B. Swan
Willa
J. B. Rockafellow
Wood & Savery
John H. Wood
Ben U. Wood
W. Savery
Chestnut Sta. Atlantic
D. O. Herbert
East Fifth Street
Musson
Bell
C. G. Clark
State University of Iowa
DR. R. A. Gamble Opera House
Black Bell
Chas. D. Finley, Osteopath
Chestnut Street
C. L. Campbell
Gillespie Building
U. S. Mullins
W. C. Heers
Smiley's Music Store
Green
G. R. Miller
J. A. Giffen
C. Thurman Furniture’ Company
W. M. Bailey
Butler
M. H. Butler
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