Porfirio Diaz Leaves Mexico as New Era Begins
The former Mexican president Porfirio Diaz secretly travels by borrowed car and train to Veracruz and a steamship to Coatzacoalcos, then to Europe. Guards precede him, while crowds cheer Francisco I. Madero as provisional president and Diaz departs in disguise amid bandit fears along the rail lines.
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Mexico City
Porfirio Dias
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Diaz
Francisco Leon de la Barra
Vive Madero
Jesa
Tas
Ding
Ban Laaro
Polote
Acrose
Atlantic
Aew
Dia
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Diag
Dias
Mra
Romero Rablon de Teresa
Porfirio Disa
Lorengo Eligage
Fernando Gonzales
Manuel Gonsales
Santa Crux
Rapionosa
Y Rondero
Francisco 8. Garcia
Ignacio de la Cartia
Woman earns mining engineering diploma in Missouri school
Hola Mo-Mise Bye Eudurence Mirdler of 1 Loule graduates with a class of thirty five from the Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy. She is believed to be the only woman to receive a mining engineer diploma in the United States.
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Wemar
Hola
Eudurence
Mirdler
Loule
Wen Lo
Suspensions and robberies across states noted in Western reports
Chief of Police Reymour of San Francisco is suspended by the Board of Police. In Albany Oklahoma two masked men robbed a bank securing 2000 dollars in broad daylight. Alaska prospectors report old Russian gold diggings near Innoko river. Wabash railroad head Delano urges Interstate Commerce Commission regulation of public utilities. Beggs Oklahoma bank bookkeeper Clarence Henderson is dead and Edward Bright faces death after nitroglycerin mix up. Telegraph operator Patrick of Oklahoma City ends a forty day fast with an orange. Missouri revenue bill disappears in Senate delaying 19.5 million in appropriations. Mrs Sharp arrives in Pittsburg after Chicago fire. husband and new wife meet her. Arrests in Los Angeles tied to dynamite plot against Los Angeles County Hall of Records and Times Building.
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Reymour
San Francisco
Board of Police
State Mann
Albany
Okla
Kuakokwim
Alakka
Innoko River
United States
Alaska
F. A. Delano
Chicago
Chicago Traffic Club
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clarence Henderson
Begge
Edward Bright
Clarence Patrick
Oklahoma City
Iattick
Missouri
Senate
C. Sharp
Pittsburg
Kan
Anna Catherine Sharp
Oakland
Cal
Loulya Sharp
Bert H. Converse
J. Mansel Parka
Los Angeles
The
Structural Iron and Bridge Workers
Fredericks
Los Angeles County Hall of Records
Times
Rebels murder over 100 as Mexico Palace turmoil grows
Fontan reports rebels who seized a town killed more than 100 Provident Dan supporters and Vice President Corral plans resignation before June. De La Barra becomes temporary president while Diaz and Corral resign. Riot follows in Mexico City chamber galleries amid political turmoil.
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Provident Dan
Corral
Minster of Foreign Relations
de la Marra
Ad Interlio
Paul Dupuys
Pierre Marie Bouroique
Hhelma
France
Dupuys
Diaz
Chamber of Depution
Mexico City
Chamber of Deputes
Republic of Mexico
Ramon Carrol
Francisco Leon de la Barra
Washington
Taft era notes and pending bills shape Washington scene
The piece reports Senator Frye's retirement drive from Congress after 41 years, shifting weather across states, and a flurry of legislative moves. It notes a proposed national highway from Washington to Fredericksburg via Mount Vernon, possible wool, cotton, tar and chemical schedule revisions, and pardons or indictments surrounding notable bankers.
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Frye
Congress
Washington
Maine
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Middle West
South
Archibald W. Butt
Taft
House
Jones
Virginia
Fredericksburg
Mount Vernon
Taft Whia
Lee Wach
Tat
Pene
Major fires and disasters stain early 20th century headlines
Wealthy Boston backers fund a city hospital for the rich in Boston. A Northwestern Car Company building loss of 100000. Several drownings after canoe overturns near Hamilton Ohio. Fire destroys Paul Revere homestead and powder mill in Sharon Massachusetts. Fire and warlike disputes ripple rail and steel interests. Missouri law restricts women work hours set to take effect June. Sinking of a ship near Panama with 40 saved of 100 passengers.
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Sarah M. Scheidley
Kansas City
Northwestern Car Company
Boston
City
Hamilton
Ohio
Republican Iron & Steel Company
Carnegie Steal Company
Jefferson City
Paul Revere
Sharon
Mass
United States
Missouri
Steel and Iron
Iaide Point WO
Hepublic Iron & Steel Compatye
John W. Gater
United States Steel Corporation
Ae Aleam Et Taboga
Punts Mala
Panama
New York
Fieet
Kansas City Missouri River Company
Lowls
Miemmer
Merth
Emersh
Church of Christ
Eharagior
Great Frontier celebration marks Cheyenne incident and arrest
Sunrise coal mine laborer George Mantes a Greek worker is crushed to death after being caught under a coal car at Sunrise. In Cheyenne prominent attorney Walter St Stoll is wanted on a felonious assault warrant sworn by merchant Stephen Hoo.
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Bunrive
George Mantes
Cheyenne
Walter St. Stoll
Blephen Hoo
Gebo
Joseph Kassik
Gael
George File
Union Pacific
Evanston
Ogden
William Ross
Crow Creek
Afton
Local Robbery and accident report near De Maria Springs
Swales of Georgia identifies Homer Norrin as the Ramsey Street dishwasher suspected in a mail route robbery where ten dollars vanished. Cody Lane is gravely injured along with Tom Wells Frank Saylor Roy Chase and Bill Hunt after a team plunges into a deep gulch near De Maria Springs.
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Cody Jack Lane
Tom Wells
Frank Saylor
Roy Chase
Bill Hunt
de Maria Springs
Oil prospects discussed for Medicine Bow area
Experts indicate likely oil and gas in the Medicine Bow neighborhood and several gentlemen plan to form a company to drill a well and determine the fact.
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Medicine Bow
Dispute Over Baseball Uniform Turns Violent
A ownership quarrel over a baseball uniform in possession of John Slick of Germania led Milton Clemmons to strike Slick on the head with an irrigating shovel. Slick is badly injured and Clemmons is missing.
Man Meets Horrible Death at Sawmill Accident
Moorecroft Edward Moler an employee of Andrew Green at the sawmill was fatally injured when his clothing became caught in a gang saw. He was drawn into the rotating cog wheel and mangled, in a grisly industrial accident at the worksite.
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Moorecroft
Edward Moler
Andrew Green
Dual Tragedy on Fort Washakie Reservation Shocks Community
Cal O Neill a half breed Shoshoni fired during a drunken orgy near Fort Washakie killing Lee Reagan another half breed Shoshoni. After drunkenly realizing the deed O Neill returned to the scene and took his own life.
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Lander
Fort Washakie
Cal O'Neal
Lee Reagan
O'N
Wyoming Delegation Named For Good Roads Meeting
Governor Joseph M. Carey named Wyoming delegates to the Good Roads Association annual meeting in Pocatello Idaho on June 22 28 and 24. The list includes Robert Homer Laramie W A Hyde Afton D F Mudaan Lander John Ward Hvenwton W S Kimball Casper P A Qualey Kemmerer H G Knight Laramie Roy Montgomery Gillette W A Siner Basin J M Bedwood Cody G Ro Mason Wheatland Jobo Way Hock Springs B F Perkins Sheridan John Thomas Cheyenne John Kendrick Sheridan John K Osbor ne Rawlins W B Dinneen Cheyenne FR Dildine Cheyenne George S Walker Cheyenne John Willi ame Douglas Frank Hadeell Mawlins and Pred Warren Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Liver Mountain
Laramie
Roy Montgomery
Gillette
W. A. Siner
Basin
J. M. Bedwood Cody
G. Ro Mason
Wheatland
Jobo Way
Hock Springs
B. F. Perkins
Sheridan
John Thomas
John Kendrick
John K. Osborne
Rawlins
W. RB. Dinneen
FR. Dildine
George S. Walker
John Williame
Douglas
Frank Hadeell
Mawlins
Pred Warren
Water Case Decided In Laramie River Dispute
District Judge Matson rules for the Laramie Development Company in the long running Laramie river water right case. The decision shifts water apportionment via the Planeet canal from landowners to the canal company, affecting thousands of settlers and more than TOC water rights. Proceedings began before the State Board of Control in 1295 and reached district court in 190?.
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Cheyenne
Matson
Laramie River
Laramie
Manalaughter Verdict Caps Court Case Involving Jim Baker
A court case ends with a guilty verdict involving Mr Kinnear tied to the death of Jim Baker the renowned scout and trapper. The judge delivers the sentence as part of the Manalaughter case related to the Baker incident.
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Thanalaughter
Mr Kinnear
Renehman ie Get lander Joho Shee shot Andrew
A reported incident involves a person named Andrew being shot. Details on suspect or motive are unclear in the fragment. No further names or official actions are specified in the readable text.
Wyoming Items From a Sanitized Dispatch
Tales of Wyoming state news report a fatal shooting near Lander, a measles epidemic closing Lusk schools, a new Laramie city hall plan, and a Rock Creek warehouse fire. Other items note a grazing telephone link, a Fort Haskell project, a Union Pacific fine, bar admissions, and county race optimism.
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Rock Creek Conservation Company
Lara Te
Lusk
Sheridan Hank of Commerce
Walter Fisher
Interior
Wyoming
Evanston
Wyom‘na
Pinkham Feee Eee Remedy Promoted for Female ills
Fragmentary ad style passage asserts L. E. Pinkham has offered a standard remedy for female illnesses for thirty years and claims many have been cured. The text is garbled with unclear names and phrases.
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L. E. Pinkham
Peter Tren
True Courage Street Sayings Fade Quickly Across London
A look at slang phrases that once circulated in London streets. Some vanish fast while others endure, tracing back to 1840 or earlier. Examples include poised quips about mothers, hats, boots, and trousers, noted alongside mentions of actors and newspapers.
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London
Chremele
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Alfonso
Senora Ding
Gemera Ding
de la Kerra
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Fontan
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SPORT
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Eddie Mellorty
Oshkosh
Wis
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John Meville
al Kaufman
du Cal
Kaufman
Jim Flynn
University of Washington
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Seattle
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Fighting News
New York City
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Lewdville
Sioux City
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Dew Molinos
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John A Walab
National Banking Law
Taylor
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Supreme Court
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Forestry Service
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Greene
Wyoming News
Chereane
Heyonne
Earlington
Thomas Swales
Georgia
Homer Norrin
Swales
Renehman Ie Get
Jeary M Royd
Fiemee Wen
Shay
Andrew Reet
Yer
Royal Highlanders
Mootantia
Albany County Bunday School Association
F. E. Warren
Fort Hassell
Riner
Joseph M. Briggs
Ukiah
Frank Lawhead
John Lewis
Graveson
Charles P. Plummer
State Supreme Court
Durglara
Hereford
Colo
Woile Drilling
Wyomin Consolidated C Company
Fig Horn
Cowley
Lovell
Byron
Greeley
Byweateighbors
Dent
Didwell
Bito
Mester
Buch
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Gebbart
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Mutton
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Hawking
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Dubbleigh
Harper's Weekly
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Hocker
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Estellee
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