Juarez Tense With Orozco Pullback and Rabago Entry
El Paso reports officials in Juarez believe Orozco has paused his attack and lacunae of tension eases. Orozco’s forces are said to link with Blanco’s 700 men at Rancheria south of Juarez while conflicting plans circulate. Colonel Rabago’s 300 federals entered Juarez last night to cheers. battle at Bauche left two insurrectos dead and five wounded, while 170 federal casualties were rumored but not confirmed.
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Orozco
Rancheria
Blanco
Navarro
Chihuahua
Rabago
Bauche
Colorado Legislator Would Bar Smokers
Pueblo representative Cawlfield proposed a law to prohibit smoking of tobacco in any public assembly or large gathering. Violators would face a 50 dollar fine or 20 days in jail, with a cigarette smoker exception set at a 1000 dollar fine.
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Denver
Cawlfield
Pueblo
House of Representatives
Jalil
Greek Miners Clash with Police Turn Violent
In Kennelworth Carbon county Utah a 200 strong Greek coal miners riot was suppressed after deputy sheriff Jackson was killed and another deputy wounded. Four Greeks died and several were hurt as the mob retreated toward Helper with a posse in pursuit.
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Salt Lake City
Kennelworth
Carbon County
Helper
Jackson
Kelter
Snowstorm Hits Chicago With Nine-Inch Depth
A February blizzard dumped nearly nine inches of snow on Chicago causing two deaths and about a million dollars in damage to city, railroad, and traction interests. Traction companies failed to operate during rush hours and many streets were blocked as suburban traffic ran late.
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Chicago
Man Dies After Desert Train Incident
In San Bernardino California on February 6 William Thompson a colored porter on the Tonopah and Tidewater plunged from a train in the Mojave desert. He menaced Mexican section hands with a public safety item and was later found dead with the item beside him and two bullet wounds recorded.
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San Bernardino
Cal
William Thompson
Tonopah & Tidewater
Mojave Desert
Sheehan in fight in New York to stay
William F. Kan confirms interview by Charles F. Murphy as he resists withdrawal from the United States senate race. He argues the issue is whether New York will keep a firm representative government rather than voting Sheehan into office.
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New York
William F. Kan
Charles F. Murphy
United States Senate
Sheehan
Colorado Moves to Tighten Gun Carrying Laws
After a tense legislative session, the Colorado House defeated an attempt to kill a bill making it a crime to carry deadly weapons. final action is expected soon. A Senate version by Senator Irby would allow searches of those carrying concealed weapons and harsh penalties for possession. supporters cite numerous homicides and police records linking crime to gun availability.
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Colo
House
Irby
Senate
Newton
Legislative Assembly
Colorado
Miss Gould to Wed Col De La Peer Horsley Beresford
Miss Helen Gould and Col John Graham Hope De La Peer Horsley Beresford plan a four o’clock wedding at St Bartholomew's Church New York. Crowd of onlookers and reporters watched a church rehearsal. Presents are valued around one hundred thousand dollars with thirty thousand dollars for bridesmaids gowns and twenty thousand dollars for church decorations.
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New York
Helen Vivian Gould
John Grahamme Hope de la Peer Horsley Beresford
Baron Decies
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Miss Gould
George J. Gould
Jay Gould
Dedes
Lakewood
Egypt
Missouri Solons Decide to Continue Legislature Sessions
Jefferson City February 6. Lawmakers determined to continue the session with a suitable meeting place chosen. Sufficient records were saved from the burning Capitol last night, avoiding a complete redo of work.
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Jefferson City
House
Senate
Gotch Returns to Mat Defeats Turk Twice in 24 Minutes
Frank Gotch returns to action in Sioux City for the first time since retirement. He defeats Kara Osman, throwing the Turk twice in a 24 minute bout and appears fit aside from being slightly overweight.
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Sioux, City
Feb
Frank Gotch
Kara Osman
Turk Grice
Burd Pushes Bill Against Election Bets in New York
Albany February 6 Senator Burd the Buffalo reformer introduces a bill to extend anti betting provisions to election wagers and to any paper publishing election bet accounts. The offense would be a misdemeanor and subject to publication penalties.
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New York
Albany
Burd
Buffalo Reform
Archbisho p Ryan Shows Improvement in Philadelphia
Archbishop Ryan shows marked improvement today in Philadelphia and may have a chance of recovery. Medical staff report stabilization and cautious optimism for his condition overall.
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Philadelphia
Web
Ryan
Democrats Back Taft in Canadian Reciprocity Caucus
Democratic representatives at a caucus pledged to vote for the Canadian reciprocity agreement. The resolution says the pact expands trade and aligns with Democratic aims though not fully in the platform, binding members to support it. Manufacturers pressed Congress on duty changes and price effects.
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Washington
Fob. G
Means
State legislative report from Wyoming printed daily
A respected Wyoming author provides the full authentic legislative report detailing week by week progress in the session. The writer, a recognized authority on parliamentary procedure, notes the day's accomplishments and the status of key measures as readers rely on this definitive source.
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Wyoming
Ty Lindt
Cieycone
England Has No Love for Reciprocity
London on February 6 saw Parliament opened with a lavish ceremony attended by King George Queen Mary and many dignitaries including diplomats. The speech from the throne was brief and did not address major issues. Opposition leaders Lord Lansdown and A J Balfour criticized the Canadian Reciprocity agreement. Asquith gave notice of a veto bill and planned to use the full time of the house to clear it before the Coronation.
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London
George
Mary
Lord Lansdown
A. J. Balfour
Lords
Commons
Asquith
Yale seniors pick Maud Adams as favorite actress
The Yale senior class vote results show Maud Adams elected favorite actress by 104 votes while Julia Marlowe and E. Sothern trail. John Drew loses to E. Sothern by 55 to 28 for favorite actor. Kipling named favorite prose author and Tony? gon favorite poet. Water named favorite drink and Lincoln voted greatest character in libetory.
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Maud Adams
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Julia Marlowe
Fr. Sothern
John Drew
Rudyard Kipling
Tonnhygon
Lincoln
McLeon Senate Expense Report Reveals Campaign Costs
Hartford February 6 report shows United States Senator-elect George McLeon spent 14 041.81 to win the senate seat from the General Assembly on January 18. Auto hire newspaper advertising printing and traveling were main expenses.
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Conn
United States
George McLeon
Senate
M General Assembly
Secretary of State
Cheyenne Visitors Stay at Denver Hotels on Sunday
Cheyenne guests spent Sunday in Denver with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dwyer and Federal Judge J. A. Ringer at the Kaiserhof Hotel and Mr. and Mrs. H. Altman plus Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dontelian at the Brown Palace.
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Cheyenne Oppzens
Denver
Cheyenne
Kaiserhof Hotel
3.H. Dwyer
J. A. Ringer
B.T. Bartley
Brown Palace
H. Altman
Em, Dontelian
New Mexico Constitution Wins Clear Majority
Santa Fe February 6 Governor Mills Chief Justice Pope and Secretary Jaffa complete canvass of the New Mexico constitution vote reporting 1744 for and 11099 against Mills departs for Washington with certified copy of the constitution and returns.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Mills
Pope
Jaffa
New Mexico
Washington
Legislature Sides With Blume Act and County Creations
Slaughter day in the legislature as the Senate and House kill bills including the Meta recall act and Schnoobd referendum. The Senate endorses the corrupt practices act and Blume measure while four new counties Platte Goshen Hot Springs and Waskykie move toward approval by the governor.
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House
Railroad Commission
Labor Commission
Mets
Senate Committee On Elections
Schwoob
Devin
Platte
Goshen
Hot Springs
Waskykie County
Carey
Judiciary Committee
Vierit
Ten Die In Explosion At Pluto Powder Plant
Marquette Mich Feb 6 Ten were killed in a blast at the Pluto Powder company Ishpeming gelatine powder house. About a half ton of the mixture exploded. All men in the building were killed. Cause unknown and only fragments recovered.
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Marquette, Mich
Pluto Powder Company
Ishpem- Ing
Governor Seeks Resignations From Two State Board Members
Governor Joseph M. Carey requests the resignations of Otto Gramm of Laramie, president of the State University board of trustees, and Dr. A W Barber of Cheyenne, member of the state board of medical examiners. Gramm’s friends say he will refuse and push for removal by the governor.
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Joseph M. Carey
Otto Gramm
Laramie
The
State University
A. W. Barber
Cheyenne
State Board of Medical Examiners
Otto Gramm Aotite
Henderson Dies at 87 Former Congressman From Texas
Thomas J. Henderson of Princeton Indiana former U S representative from the Forty fourth to the Fifty third district died of pneumonia at his daughter's home Mrs John Farnaworth in Washington He was 87 and a native of Brownsville Texas.
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T. Jd. Henderson
Washington
Thomas J. Henderson
Princeton
Lila
James Whitcomb Riley Reported Seriously Ill in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Feb 6 James Whitcomb Riley the famed Hoosier poet once near death last summer is reported to be seriously ill at his home in Indianapolis. The veteran writer whose health has fluctuated in recent months is under medical care.
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Ind
James Whitcomb Tiley
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