Plot to restore reactionaries targets Madero era
Report from Juarez and notes of conspiracies across San Antonio El Paso New York and Mexico City describe a widespread anti Madero plot. Officials say juntas planned to hamper Madero and reestablish political control while authorities move to arrest suspected instigators. Wheat and grain price data appear alongside the political items with market quotes included.
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Mexico
Wheat and flax market notes for Duluth on June 6
The report lists wheat prices with grades No 1 hard at 98 and a half cents, No 1 Northern at 97 1/4, No 2 Northern at 93 1/4 to 97 cents, and July futures at 97 cents, September 93. Flax prices on track with arrival at 2.24 dollars for July and 2.35 dollars for the July delivery.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Cattle and hog markets report from St Paul
St Paul cattle prices show good to choice steers at 5.50 to 6.00, fair to good 5.00 to 5.59, cows and heifers 4.50 to 5.25, veals 5.50 to 6.50. Hogs range 5.75 to 6.00. Sheep list wethers 3.50 to 4.00, yearlings 3.75 to 5.00, spring lambs 4.50 to 5.75.
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Chicago
Texas
Market Report Chicago Grain and Provisions June 6
Chicago grain and provisions prices list Wheat corn oats and butter eggs dairy and poultry quotes for July September December delivery. Cattle hogs sheep and lamb markets show ranges for Beeves Texas and Western steers stockers cows calves hogs and lambs with price brackets across grades and end of day values.
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Chicago
Cormi
Results on the Diamond: Standings and Scores Across Leagues
Baseball results list multiple games with city matchups and final scores such as St Paul 0 Milwaukee 1 and Kansas City 6 Minneapolis 10. Standings show team tallies like Kansas City 612 and Columbus 600 with varied percentages and decimal formats across leagues and cities.
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Roosevelt backs Taft for 1912 nomination confirms endorsement
Washington reports former President Roosevelt endorses Taft for the 1912 Republican nomination. A mutual friend conveyed Roosevelt will not allow his name to be presented, though his support and presence at events may influence Republican delegates.
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Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Investigation Targets United States Steel on Ore Rail Lines
Representative Stanley of Kentucky says freight operations on Mesabi and Superior region ore sections will help build a case against United States Steel if Justice Department proceeds after Herbert Knox Smith reports. The House committee chair expects bureau findings to reach President Taft within ten days.
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United States Steel Corporation
Mesabi
Superior
Herbert Knox Smith
Stanley
Kentucky
House
Steel Corporation
Department of Justice
Bureau of Corporations
Taft
Printer corrections spark rumor of last minute court change
Washington reports corrected typos in the tobacco case ruling. Chief Justice White found errors in printed copies, including the word reasonable in a sentence about the Standard Oil decision, prompting groundless rumors that the court altered its opinion at the eleventh hour.
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Washington
Supreme Court
White
Standard Oil
Charles M. Hays Leads Grand Trunk Pacific Road
Charles M. Hays serves as president of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, guiding strategic direction and expansion plans for the transcontinental line.
Grand Trunk Plans Extensions and New Branch Line
Winnipeg June 7 President Hays of the Grand Trunk Pacific railway outlined two more years to link eastern and western sections. A Vancouver branch will follow and a dry dock at Prince Rupert with other terminal improvements totaling about 3 million. Tenders for a 410 mile gap between Tete Juane Cache and Aldermere will be issued. The main line extends 200 miles west toward Athabasca and near Yellowhead pass, with rails to the summit next fall.
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Hays
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Vancouver
Grand Trank Pacific
Prince Rupert
Fort George
Tete Juane Cache
Yellow Head Pass
Aldermere
Bulkely Valley
Edmonton
Athabasca
Rockies
Bridgman to Quit Hamline After Endowment Milestone
Dr George H Bridgman longtime Hamline University president resigns effective June 1912. Board unanimous in opposition but accepts the move as Bridgman had planned two years to complete a 200000 endowment drive bringing total university endowment near one million dollars. the final pledge was subscribed last week.
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Wyman
Quiet in Victoria Strikes
Victoria British Columbia reports calm after several small strike disturbances. Two men from a 1500-strong mob that tore down a fence at a nonunion building received three months in jail. Police used revolvers to disperse crowds pursuing officers to the headquarters. Four thousand building trades workers are on strike in Vancouver.
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B. C
Vancouver
Fire claims thirty four horses at Narverud barn
A fire at O A Narverud’s barn in Minneapolis on June 7 killed thirty four horses and destroyed ten large vans. Firemen and stable workers saved twenty horses, while the rest perished. Loss estimated at twenty five thousand dollars. cause unknown.
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Minneapolis
O. A Narverud
Narverud
Boathouse Owner Dalzriks Found Drowned in Lake Washington
The body of John Dalzriks, owner of a Seattle boathouse, was recovered from Lake Washington. He wore a belt with a large sum of money tied around his waist, suggesting the coins dragged him under after he fell into the water.
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John Dalzriks
Lake Washington
Dalzriks
Cardinal Gibbons Honored In U S Historic Jubilee Program
Baltimore June 7 James Cardinal Gibbons receives praise from Taft Sherman Roosevelt Bryce and Clark at a 25th anniversary salute in the Fifth Regiment Armory. The event honored his high office and marked the cardinal’s long service amid a crowded 15000 seat venue with prominent national figures in attendance.
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Sherman
White
Roosevelt
Bryce
Great Britain
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Root
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Crothers
Maryland
Cannon
Presly
House of Representatives
Cardinal Gibbons
Change of Church Name Urged by Fond du Lac Bishop
Bishop Grafton at the Fond du Lac diocesan council advocates renaming the Protestant Episcopal Church as American Catholic to aid the church's development. He notes his long service and new publication The Lineage From Apostolic Times of the American Catholic Church.
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Diocese of
Grafton
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Postal savings banks planned for St Paul July 1
Washington reports the postal savings program to open in St Paul on July 1 or soon after, with banks to be established in first class offices at the start of the new fiscal year. Minneapolis and Duluth are also slated to receive postal banks soon.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
No Amendment to the Pact Propsed in Senate Fight
Washington reports the Root amendment to the Canadian reciprocity bill faces stiff senate opposition after failed committee action on the print paper and wood pulp clause. The president urges Democratic senators to oppose the Root provision as supporters press on floor debate. Senator Stone optimistic that a majority will vote against the Root and other amendments.
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Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Stone
Bren Claims Loan to Personal Friend
Minneapolis police concluded a day of inquiries into alleged dealings with East Minneapolis and Midway grain merchants linked to Joseph D. Bren the University of Minnesota funds cashier charged with 13800 missing. Bren asserted the money was lent to Frank S. Lyon a personal friend at the Van Dusen Harrington Grain firm.
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Grain Commission
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Midway
Joseph D. Bren
University of Minnesota
W. M. Nash
Hennepin County Attorney's Office
Broderick and de Laittre
Minneapolis Police Department
Bren
Northwestern Bank
Franks
Lyon
van Dusen-Harrington Grain Company
Minnesota Crop Figures From 1910 Census Released
Washington reports preliminary 1909 Minnesota crop values from the thirteenth decennial census led by Dr. Le Grand Powers. Top crops by value include Wheat 66.0 million dollars, oats 34.0 million, corn 30.5 million, hay and forage 26.7 million, barley 17.2 million, potatoes 7.7 million, flaxseed 4.9 million, rye 2.7 million.
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Minnesota
Faulkner
le Grand Powers
Agriculture
Bureau of the Census
Kansas and Oklahoma Swelter as Heat Records Fall
Kansas City reports light rain but most of Kansas and Oklahoma endure a heat wave. Hobart hits 105, Oklahoma City 103, Muskogee 100, Wichita 104, Topeka 91. One person prostrated amid the extreme heat.
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Muskogee
Wichita
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