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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1906

Page

13

Judge Ballou Denounces Robison at Indiana State Democratic Meet

Judge O L Ballou delivered a caustic address in Lagrange criticizing former congressman James M Robison and urging support for Judge Joseph W Adair. He denounced political machines, urged party reorganization, and named Adair as the preferred congressional candidate. Delegates chosen. county officers nominated.

Sentinel Lagrange Ind O. L. Bailey J. M. Robinson Congress Joseph W. Adair Columbia City Ballou James M. Robinson Pension Department Robinson Blackguard Lagrange Standard Robison Democratic Party William J. Bryan Allen County Viala Adair Whitley County O. L. Ballou James Schafer John Englert George Roy R. L. Case F. J. Dunton John Price Riley Case David J. Norris Victor Camp Carlton L. Lilly A. J. Hostettler John Abbey Daniel N. Stough

Temperance Men Hold Convention for County Ticket

Prohibitionists meet in the courthouse assembly room electing a full county ticket except for councilmen and judgeships. The state platform was endorsed and a vigorous campaign planned with the executive board empowered to fill vacancies.

Court House Baturdey J. C. DeLong Monronville J. F. Connelly City George G. Wilson Maysville John Parr Lafayette Township Covell Wayne Township D. J. Barnhart Mon- Taeville Wash- Anga Joseph B. Natty Yao

Cananea Riot Peace Restored After Troop Arrival

President Diaz ordered troops to Cananea after fierce rioting and fatalities. American volunteers crossed the border with Sonora Governor Ysable to restore order as ringleaders fled to the mountains. A 500-strong armed posse, including Bisbee men, arrived to enforce calm.

Elpaso Tex Diaz Nogales Hermosillo Cananea Ysabl

Rioting in Cananea Halts Copper Works As Officials Restore Order

William C. Greene reports from Cananea that furnaces and mines are shut due to rioting. The Mesa lumber yard burned and Metcalf brothers were killed defending property. Eleven Mexicans killed. Governor of Sonora to bring troops. Smelting and concentrating plants undamaged. Bisbee Douglas and Naco dispatch volunteers to help maintain order.

Dated Copper Company Cananea Mexico Mesa Metcalf and Brothers Sonora Diaz Bisbee Douglas Naco

Riots in Cananea Endanger Americans in Arizona Camp

Reports from Cananea Mexico describe a deadly race riot with about fifty killed, many Americans injured or missing. Mexican forces, police, and Mexican workers clash as Americans fortify Greene Mining properties worth 250000 dollars, fearing further attacks on the Cananea reduction plant. Brace of armed guards from Bisbee and Douglas surround Naco line. Urgent messages to Washington and calls for more arms arise amid ongoing gunfire and barricaded churches.

Naco Ariz Cananea Mex Greene Mining Company Mexicana Sonora Hotel Bisbee Buckner Greene Presbyterian Washington United States Galbraith State Department Colonel Greene Douglas

Rioting at Cananea prompts mass evacuation and gunfire

E B Edginton reports from Cananea that Americans face deadly rioting as 25 to 50 Mexicans die and homes of Americans are feared to be dynamited. Refugees flee by special trains while defenders rally at Colonel Greene's home and the Presbyterian church. Five thousand Mexicans go on strike amid tensions.

Los Angeles Cal the Times Naco E. BE. Hdginton Cananea Edgington George Metcalf Consolidated Copper Company Will Metcalf Betwen Colonel Greene Presbyterian Church

Rioters Threaten Camp as Police Split With Americans

Cananea tensions rise as rioters vow to destroy the camp and expel Americans. Patrols report 50 to 75 police divided, with fears officers may switch sides if Mexicans gain the upper hand.

Armed Americans Flock to Cananea Under Governor’s Decree

Governor Ysabl of Sonora ordered armed Americans from Bisbee Douglas and Arizona to accompany him to Cananea. About 450 men led by Captain Tom Rynning rode out by special train. Reports say two Americans George and Will Metcalf and many Mexicans were killed in Cananea yesterday with around twenty wounded. Refugees flood Bisbee and Douglas as border tensions rise while authorities claim no violence and expect no trouble.

Douglas, Ariz Ysabl Sonora Naco Bisbee, Douglas Arizona Cananea Tom Rynning The Rough Riders Arizona Rangers George Will Metcalf A. S. Dwight Cananea Consolidated Company George Metcalf Greene Kosterlitsky Sbuchner Bisbee Douglas

Princess Ena Bride of Alfonso at San Jeronimo Real

Royal wedding details unfold from Madrid as Princess Ena becomes queen consort of Alfonso. Historic San Jeronimo Real hosts the mass amid tributes to Victoria Eugenia and a lavish Moorish Camp garden setting with La Granja chosen for the honeymoon and famed fountains.

Victoria Eugenia Madrid London San Jeronimo el Real Isabella II Castile Henry IV Pardo Road Beltran de la Cueva Spain Jeronimo Isabella Philip IV San Jeronimo Versailles Philip Sr Lope de Vega Calderon Triton Velasquez la Granja Alfonso Pico de Penalara Guadarrama Mountains St. Ildefonso Parral Philip V Europe Charles III Count Artois Gibraltar Godoy France Ferdinand VII Don Carlos Calomarde Perseus Andromeda Segovia Diana

Fire Department Sees Record May Run Count

In May the local fire department answered 44 calls, the most in its history. No fires caused significant damage.

Foley's Honey and Tar Cited As Cure for Coughs and Lung Trouble

A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas writes Foley's Honey and Tar is the best for coughs colds and lung trouble and has cured consumption in the first stages. Dreier and Bro.

A. A. Herren Finch, Ark Foley Dreier & Bro

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