Veracruzan War News Struggles and U S Telegram Reply
Western Newspaper Union reports from Veracruz Feb 18 that President Taft replied to President Madera denying U S plans to land forces. Fighting rages as federals push to dislodge rebels from entrenched positions. censorship persists and dynamos may be used against rebel defenses. An American, Gibbons, is reported wounded in the ambush. Bread and corn meal are plentiful in the capital amid unrest.
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Univ
Thitete
Max
Mexico
Federale
Gibbons Wan
Alondant
United States Mobilizes Marines for Mexico
Washington February mobilizes about two thousand U S Marines from Atlantic coast barracks to Cuba for readiness in Mexico. Half depart from Philadelphia aboard the army transport Monarch, another thousand from Norfolk on the naval transport Prairie, with Guantanamo as the objective under Rear Admiral Mader. Whether they advance beyond Guantanamo depends on Mexican developments.
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Washington
United States
Athaetic
Mexico
Philadelphia
Newport News
Norfolk
New York
Portsmouth
Hochin
Charleston
Guantanamo
Mader
Sublime Porte on Fire in Constantinople and Trials
A fire reaches the quarters beside Saint Rophin Morgue in Constantinople destroying a hundred and fifty bows and hopes. A heavy bombardment occurs, with reports of Turkish intrigue and military advances toward Oywan and the fortifications west of Bivoekeul Lomton. Maver Stey, the Young Turk leader, is imprisoned after sustaining injuries. Chaompat Chin Joba Dh Patterson and other officials of a national company face conviction under the Sherman antitrust act, with fines and prison terms imposed.
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Constantinople
Fente
Saint Rophin Morgue
Bivoekeul Lomton
Turkiah Eoliione Attenaytert
Trust Meade, Chaompat
Chin Joba Dh Patterson
National
Wah Pegieter Company
Oller
Bhico
Coe
Greek Girl and Oretner Shoot in Cheyenne Case
Local report from Cheyenne Wyoming details a Greek girl and an Oretner figure involved with Mike Kar theories and letters described as aieter and os caped. Authorities investigate connections among Nick Colokoena and an Ireal Greek character.
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Oretner
Cheyenne
Rebel Chief and Follower Executed Near Chihuahua City
Rebel chief Teas Juan N. Porras and twenty followers were executed on the Orient railway line near Chihuahua City. Troops of the Porras faction were captured and brought to the state capital as French Army reinforcements arrive. The government seeks a funds credit for immediate provisioning of troops and supplies.
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Peso
Juan N. Porras
bin Fallow
Orient Railway
Chihuahua City
Peder Troope
Alee Cepared Fony Eevee Aihere
Porras
Paria
Record of notable events from the past week
A mixed week summary reports multiple divorces remarriages and political events. It notes a barrel explosion near Kearney Nebraska causing $45000 damage and obituaries in Cripple Creek Denver and Denver area. It covers court sentences in New Orleans and items from Chicago Denver and Washington about politics business and foreign policy.
Congress Passes Public Buildings Bill and Immigration Reform Debate
A Congressional report notes a public buildings bill allocating funds for Humboldt in Durango California and for Denne tom Arte Joho RN. The House approved removing a longstanding unfant charge against Liquid James Parana. President Taft vetoed the Diling ham Tarnett operation proposal, prompting debate over immigration policy and a literacy test for foreign entrants. Memorial services were held for late Representatives WW Wedemar of Michigan John G. Mellenry of Pennsylvania and Richard B. Connell of New York, with tributes from Senator George S. Nixon Nevada. Senator Guggenheim proposed a permanent amendment directing ten to fifteen percent of forest revenues to road and land improvement, boosting Colorado’s road funds.
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Durance
Calo
Dennetom
Arte Joho RN
Ralph
Hou
James Parana
Colordo
Taft
United States
America
Mense
WW. Wedemayer
Michigan
John G. Mellenry
Pensylvania
Richard B. Connell
New York
George ‘S Nmnon
Nevada
Guggenheim
Autor Goggenteim
Colorado
Colorado Buffaloes Triumph In Close Rally
The University of Colorado defeated Wyoming 45 to 17 in a basketball game on its home floor. A German aviator, Lonk, was killed in a failed cargo line attempt at Leioate, Germany, after his plane fell from 2,400 feet. George Waddell of the Minneapolis American Association reportedly suffered injuries following an incident at a dog show arena managed by Joe Cantillon in Denver.
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Theodore Moon
Kihel Carew Honevit
China
Republic of Mexico
Washington
University of Colorado
Wyoming
Lonk
Leioate
Germany
Midate
George
Rabe) Waddell
Minnepotte American Association
Poeta Nla
Joe Cantillon
WieWman
Wildfire
Denver
FLOW
Paget
Amaliet
Lavddan Apralie
Multitude of World Events Reported in Troubled Times
Mr Madero resists resignation amid Senate request as truce war lingers in Mexico City. The pope receives a private farewell audience with Bishop Maurice Burke of St Joseph Missouri. Crete’s band evacuated by Britain France Italy. Greek flag raised amid demonstrations. Militants Bomb Birmingham inland revenue office. explosion and loss of money. NZ dispatch from Christchurch notes Antarctic expedition progress to South Pole via Captain Leow and Commander Evans. Memorial service for Captain Boott held in London cathedral with wide attendance.
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Madero
Senate
Mexcom
Maurice F. Burke
St. Joseph
Poutii
Slater
Hosa Surta
Crete
Britain
Rosita
France
Italy
Inland Revenue Office
Birmingham
England
Ondre
KR. G. Evans
Christchurch
New Zealand
Leow
Comander Evans
Boott
Anmundwen
Rotert ” Beott
Herale
South Pole
Cathedral of St. Paul
London
King George
New Yorkers Face Shifting Loyalties Amid Pardon Talks
George Dregeler and Tom Atkinson discuss evolving support for Vegelirians as a Supreme Court and gubernatorial actions unfold. Amid murder sentences and petitions, officials like General Stewart J. Weeadford are noted in a broad legal and political frame.
Wyoming News of the Week items and local developments
A long list of assorted Wyoming notes covers new hotel plans at Dalat and a mine accident at Kirby, plans for Cokeville electricity and Casper water works, and the organized Douglas Hotel Company with $40 000 capitalization. Sheridan reports quarantines for diphtheria, political meetings, a fire at Cheyenne's manufacturers exhibit, and a rail of smallpox cases. The Eighteenth Infantry visits Sheridan, court actions target mayoral officials, and notable deaths and releases touch on local firms and battles.
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Tere de van Tasselte
Wim
Lenter Wee
Kirby
Cokeville
Electri Hette Nawline
Ite
Futyire
Douglas Hotel Company
Morris Boritata
Sheridan County
Sheridan
Hawkie
Itout
Edwards
Fort Russell
Frederick Salathe
Lalathe
California
Casper
Carey
Mary Stresener
Rawling
Wyoming
Jeffersonian Club
Plaine Hotel
Cheyenne
Arvada
G. W Walsner & Son
John Toohey
Slack
Sheed County
John Heebe
Black
Eighteenth Infantry
Compania Atom
Port Elias
Fort Missoula
Montana
Fort Mackenzie
Tidball
Laramie
Sittimer
Stitger
Harry Whilton
New York
Wyomley
McKinley
Pilton
Noone
Midwest OS Company
Act of Congress
Arneta
Freeman
Cheyenne Houting Works
Haitton Clearette
Newton
Marold Mngland
George Cunninghham
Tom Sproul
Loomis
Gunely Johnson
Mary Watson
Johbnson
Wyoming veto blocks bounty bill amid fraud fears
Governor Carey vetoed a $40,000 bounty bill citing risk of fraud and inadequate safeguards. He urged a new bill before adjournment while Senate set a Wyoming record by passing 32 measures in one session amid other agency and staffing appointments.
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Cheyenne
Corey
Bie
Wolf Howory Bi
Senate
Wyoming
Kendrick
Powers
Ihe
Mason
State Board of Immigration
Toy W. Beheneck
Portal Telegraph Cable Company
Union Pacific Railway
Western Union
Carey
Mary Streasner
Howling
Stresnor
Warren Cheyenne Speaker Pro Tem Wood Resolution in House
Crook county introduced a resolution memoralizing Congress to investigate certain charges against Warren Jenne Bena and Francs Ko Warren. The measure was referred to a committee and no action was taken by the House.
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Warren
Cheyenne
Wyoming Senate Deliberates on Budgets and Bills
The Wyoming Senate accepts a portrait donation from A. Anderson of New York for former Governor Richards. It passes House Bill No. 3 funding predator bounty payments and schedules a $10,000 appropriation for a bridge conduit project, with parallels in Idaho legislation. The body reviews multiple measures, including a county creation for Iron County, school district bounds clerks, embalming board, Wyoming exhibit funds, misbranding in livestock, divorce decree timing, and prohibiting mutilation of dead bodies before adjourning.
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New York
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Big Horn Basin
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Wyoming Legilature
House
Senate
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Eantl
Myake
Atate
Idaho
Irom
Sherman
Laramie County
Iron
Matte County
Goshen Uity
Wyoming
State Board
Tenate
Sire
Worland
Scott expedition tragedy told in his final message
Captain Robert F. Scott and four companions perish after a harrowing Antarctic journey. A late 1912 letter to the public urges perseverance and duty, detailing supply shortages, extreme weather, and the heroism of Evans, Wilson, Oates, Bowers, and others. The Terra Nova returned with news of the deaths and a recounting of the doomed polar trek and rescue attempts.
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Robert F. Scott
Eacape
Pirat
Pony Trank
Tower of Beardmore
Seaman Evans
Heardmore
Lee
Evans
Edward Wilson
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Oates
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New Zealand
Antarctic
South Pole
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Demetri
Atkinson
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White
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Atinnon
Keoghan
Cape Bwana
Linuler
Ant Campbell
Cape Evans
Beatte
Gelber
Garred
Wright
Nelaoa
Us Ley
Gran
Crean
Williamson
Hooper
Mansion House Fund Opens for Antarctic Explorers Memorial
The lord mayor of London launches a Mansion House fund to honor Captain Robert F. Beant and his companions who perished in the Antarctic. He suggests the state should assume responsibility for dependent relatives of the dead explorers.
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Mansion House
London
Howne
Robert F. Beant
Captain Beatt Led Antarctic Exploit, 1902 Pushes South
The obituary-like note recounts Captain Robert F. Beatt of the British Hussars, 45, famed for Antarctic exploration. It mentions captaincy, discovery of new land, and a 400 mile trek along the Loo Bareier, with references to Wright and Keene amid a grim diary of suffering.
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Scott
Seott
Wil “Uo
Bower
Wright
Edger Keene
Robert F. Beatt
Rouse Oary
Antarctic
Loo Bareier
Onat
Heatt
Sie Eeu
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