New Leader Proclaims Generalissimo of Rebel Forces in Chihuahua
A Chihuahua rebel command proclaims Pascual Orozco generalissimo with five thousand mounted troops to march on Mexico City next Sunday. Refugees from Chihuahua arrive in Juarez amid American guard. El Paso hosts Panhandle Cattlemen’s event as Yaqui conflict rumors swirl.
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Mexico City
el Paso
Texas
Chihuahua
Pascual Orozco
Salazar
Campa
Hernandez
Ponce
Madero
Mexico
Rojas
Juarez
Orozco
Ashhey
Father Slain and Assassin Kills Self in Texas Feud Case
In Georgetown Texas John T Snead was shot by tenant Hilliard who then killed himself. The killing is linked to a feud following the elopement of Captain A G Boyce's son with Snead's wife. John Beal Snead the son was on trial for Boyce's death. the jury failed to reach a verdict.
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Georgetown
Texas
John T. Snead
H. O. Slilliard
John Beal Snead
A. G. Boyce
Firat
Captain Boyce
Snead
Hilliard
Albert Boyce
Boyce Willemain
Manitoba
Mrs. Snead
Underwood tariff debate and sugar trust critique
The House today received a minority report by Representative Fordney accusing a sugar trust Democratic alliance behind the free sugar bill. The document says the measure seeks consumer votes to curry favor with the sugar trust and notes the bill's political aims.
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Washington, D. C
Republican Ways and Gan Committee
House
Fordney
Michigan
Sugar Trust
Democratic Party
Attempted Robbery at Carey Avenue Clothing Store
At 1 20 a m two men tried to burglarize Max Meyers clothing store on Carey Avenue but the glass fell and woke the proprietor. An officer chased them. suspects fled. A man named Wagner was arrested later that afternoon and held for investigation.
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Max Meyers
Carey Avenue
Wagner
Quiet Restored in Peking Amid North China Disorders
In Peking on March 6, American diplomacy sought stability as troops were sent to Tien Tain. Disruptions spread north with unreliable Chinese forces, prompting a legation warning missionaries’ families to seek safety. Communications were cut and mutinous railway bands hindered aid to Americans.
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Peking
China
Calhoun
Cabling
Manila
Pao Ting Fu
Anderson Breaks In Office as Insane Man in County Jail
R P Anderson, a Cheyenne resident with a wife and two children, was found in a vacant store near city hall setting up a makeshift bicycle workshop after attempting to forge checks at two banks. Four soldiers later stole a box of shoes from a 1609 Eddiet1 store. officers captured them and recovered most items.
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R. P. Anderson
Anderson
Cheyenne
Eane
Citizens National Bank
First National Bank
Merrill and
Christensen
Higdon
Settlement Effort Restarted in Lawrence Strike
Lawrence Maas reports another attempt at a settlement between the American Woolen Company and striking workers to be held in Boston with a legislative conciliation committee present. Police quelled disturbances as strike sympathizers clashed with returning workers, and about 600 soldiers remain in the city for tense conditions.
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Lawrence Maas
American Woolen Company
Boston
Legislative Committee On
Roosevelt Hosts Mysterious visitor from Wall Street
Oyster Bay March 6. Cee W. Perkins former J P Morgan partner paid a mysterious visit to Theodore Roosevelt. The Colonel declined to discuss the nature or purpose of the call, saying Perkins brought a message from his campaign manager Senator Dison.
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Teddy
Cheyenne City Hall Jail Sanitary Crisis Amid Structural Deterioration
Report details dangerous conditions at Cheyenne facilities. East wall settlement plagues city hall with daily door and window refits, cracked mayoral walls, and flood-prone floors. Jail women’s department deemed unsuitable, with plaster and ceiling collapses posing fatal risk. Officials urged to condemn and relocate.
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Cheyenne
Heman Pola
S Jn
Sant Suni Ketering
Pearlstine Weds Lady From Sidney Nebraska
Pearlstine secretary of the Cheyenne Industrial club marries Miss Clara Belle Oberfelder of Sidney Nebraska at the Brown Palace hotel Denver Rabbi Fried man officiates witnessed by close friends and relatives. The groom, a Virginia Law School graduate, has built a law practice in Cheyenne and will honeymoon in Charleston and Washington before returning to Cheyenne.
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Denver
Colo
Pearlatine
Cheyenne
Pearletine & Howell
Naw
Vearsting
Industrial Club
Qberfelder
Sidney
Nebraska
Pearlstine
Pearlstine Will Spend Their Honeymoon At Mr. Pearlstie
Charleston
Washington
Convicts to Be Used for Road Work
At a Board of Iron Control meeting Warden Felix Alston instructed to coordinate with county authorities on sending convicts for road work. Park County requested twenty men to be sent overland soon, weather permitting. The state cost is limited to keeping them clothed as they work.
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Board of
I Riean Control
Felix Alston
Penitentiary
Park County
Rock Island President Sets $25 000 Capitalization For All 46 000
Chicago March 6 In a circular letter to 46 000 Rock Island railroad employees President Henry A Mudge assigns each worker a minimum capitalization of 25000 dollars based on weekly wages The message equates a 19 23 weekly wage to the value of an locomotive plus urges workers to raise their own value through study and discipline stressing mind feeding and staying on the rails to remain reachable by the boss
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Chicago
Rock Island Railroad
Henry A. Mudge
Laramie County Good Roads Sees Big Membership Gain
In Cheyenne the Laramie County Good Roads association added 300 names and about $5000 to its treasury in a membership drive. Leaders Ni mo Burt Dildine Dinneen Brown topped the list with 7 32 28 27 24 names. The group aims for 1000 members as tourist season opens and plans offices at the Plains hotel. A Douglas delegation of 15 will attend a state good roads meeting hosted by Governor Carey.
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Laramie County Good Roads Association
Nimo
Burt
Dildine
Dinneen
Brown
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Emery
Good Roads
Douglas
State Good Roads Association
Carey
Cotterhill Wins Seattle Mayoral race Amid Socialist Vote
In Seattle the Cotterhill bid won the mayoralty by 665 votes over Hiram C. Gil. Socialists polled heavily though none of their candidates won. A single tax amendment and a civic center plan were defeated due to cost. Warrants jailed three of five election-board members in precinct 219 for alleged fraudulent ballots.
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Seattle
Wash
George F. Cotterhill
Cotterhill
Hiram C. Gil
C Beautiful
Clerk Abducts With 65000 Porpopdica Money
A Colorado clerk allegedly absconded with 65000 in currency from a post office. Warrants were issued for Warren Davis after authorities traced the funds from Pueblo to Ouray and then to Sauda where the money was taken during regular shipping.
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Ailida
Colo
Salda Powt
Powt
Warren Davis
Aleht
Doris
Pueblo
Ouray
Sauda
Woman Kills Anophir Woman On Street In Lyon Mass
In Lyon Massachusetts on March 6 neighbor Mrs Florence In wells approached Mrs Jessie Chapman, pulled a revolver from her handbag and shot her six times. Ingalls died instantly. Mrs Chapman was arrested and admitted the shooting.
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Lyon
Mass
Florence Inwells
Jessie Chapman
Ingalls
Charman
Taft Discusses Mexican Situation With Ambassador
President Taft in Washington speaks with Mexican ambassador Senor Martinez Crespo about enforcing neutrality laws at the border. The ambassador predicts a gradual return to normal conditions and notes possible Mexican cabinet changes to pacify discontented elements.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Mexico
Senor Martinez Y. Crespo
Madero
Hoch Ends Roosevelt Lead as Bryan Emerges Strongest Democrat
Former Kansas Governor Hoch told a Grand Junction audience that Roosevelt weakened himself by his announcement and that Bryan, though thrice refused, remains the strongest Democratic leader with the people. He predicted deadlock at the Democratic convention and Bryan’s nomination, and Roosevelt’s defeat at the Republican gathering.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Bryan
Roosevelt
Hoch
Kansas
Governor Carey Opens Cheyenne Manufacturing Exhibition
Governor Carey will open a three day Made in Cheyenne exhibition at the Burlington Depot Annex this evening at seven. Judge N. Potter will introduce him and the Ninth Cavalry band will play tonight and on Friday and Saturday. The event showcases Cheyenne manufacturing and features decorated booths, poultry displays, and bright lighting as locals learn of the city’s growing industries.
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Burlington Depot
Cheyenne
Wyoming
N. Potter
Supreme Court
Cheyenne Industrial Club
Sey Og
Ninth Cavalry
Nat i
New Opportunities for the New Club Members
The note advertises a special offer to club members claiming chances to win prizes and votes. It promises 25 000 extra votes for yearly subscriptions and touts a $4 000 prize pool with Gold incentives. The message urges immediate action, citing competition and personal persuasiveness as keys to success.
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Toeane
Cove
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Prozco
Pan Handle Cattlemen's Association
Guaymas
Indiana
Yaqui
Viljoen
C. H. Hasler
Granstane, Lalone
Albert Donican
C Battery
4Th Mpield Artillery
Will
Lawrence
Sidney, Neb
Brown Palace Hotel
Dok
Anophir
GOV. Carey
CLC
Mins
Minn
Krank
Pauline O'Brien
Muriel Dirtiee
Addie Swaney
Bethel Bretther Hertha Minin
Coewlia
Hugohi Ames Scott
Mia Tae
Ida
Calder Mildred Waoet
Moor
Hekate
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