Madero Hero of Populace Acclaimed by Vast Crowds
Mexico City reports the June 7 welcome for Francisco I. Madero Jr. as he entered the government seat he toppled. The capital paused business as tens of thousands cheered, banners flew, and a large procession followed his carriage to the national palace. Rumors of plots and arrests circulated amid riotous celebrations and a romantic gesture from Senora Aquiles Serdan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Francisco I. Manero, Jr
Madero
Antonio Villacencis
Senora Aquiles Serdan
Senora Serdan
Puebla
Serdan
Madero Party
Cuthberto Hidalgo
Porfirio Diaz
Ince
Plots Against Madero Spread Through Mexico
Juarez reports growing plots against President Madero with doubts cast on federal leaders. Some 1,300 troops were ordered not to depart Chihuahua for Lower California to assist suppression. Madero’s secret service already hunts plotters in the United States, with advisers forecasting harsher actions before October elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
Madero
Chihuahua
Lower California
United States
Secret Service
New York
San Antoni
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Withdrawal of U S Troops From Mexican Border Initiated
Washington reports the Taft administration has begun a phased pullback of military forces from Mexico. The first units to depart are about 2,000 marines from Guantanamo, Cuba, returning home. Provisional brigades at Galveston and San Diego will follow soon, while naval vessels at Guantanamo and San Diego may be kept under review.
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Washington
Taft
Mexico
United States
Guantanamo
Cuba
Galveston
Texas
San Diego
Cal
Judge Orders Garbages Cited In City Court Warnings
Judge Mungovan opens the city court hearing complaints against 27 citizens for garbage disposal under health rules. Each must buy a can and report to the city clerk in a week or face dismissal of the cases. The session also hears five drunkenness cases with varying outcomes.
Eagles Elect State Officers In Indiana Assembly
In Logansport Indiana on June 7 Andrew Smith was elected state president of the fraternal order of Eagles. Other officers named include Manson Reitz as vice president Henry Schroeder treasurer Charles A Rigdon secretary Wm Radcliffe trustee F D Stanton inside guard and W A Grand outside guard Indianapolis selected as next meeting city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Andrew Smith
Order of Eagles
Manson Reitz
Bluffton
Henry Schroeder
Richmond
Charles A. Rigdon
Warsaw
Wm. Radcliffe
Alexandria
F. D. Stanton
Shelbyville
W. A. Grand
Columbia City
Indianapolis
Leading California druggist lauds Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
A Pasadena letter from March 9 1911 endorses Foley & Co Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic expectorant suitable for children. The endorsement notes it relieves colds without nausea and does not interfere with digestion.
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Pasadena
Cal
Foley & Co
Foley
C. Ward Drug Co
C. L. Parsons
Lécy
Treas
Foley's
Dreler Drug’ Co
Fort Wayne Ministers and Laymen Split Joint Meeting
In a Fort Wayne convention of the Evangelical association two districts will hold separate gatherings at different sites and times. The Fort Wayne District Young People's Alliance plans a June Portland meeting, while ministers and laymen have not fixed a date or place. Officers were elected: President Rev. J. J. Wise, Secretary Ralph E. Browns, Treasurer Eli Haffner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Young People’s Alliance
Indiana
Evangelical Association
Crescent Avenue
Young People's Alliance
Portland
W. H. Freshley
Kendallville
M. Stecker
Mr. Kaley
F. C. Berger
Cleveland
P. L. Browns
Waterloo
E. E. Miller
Markle
A. D. Kaley
Berne
Judges Named for Great Turnfest in Fort Wayne
Forty two judges from Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland and other cities were named to judge the great Turnfest events opening in Fort Wayne Friday. Dr Nohr a former Fort Wayne public schools official heads the judging panel with ten treasury members and two messenger bays to follow. Building of park tents and shower baths at Driving Park began Monday for societies preferring park facilities during the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ernst Behnke
Chicago
C. Betzner
Cincinnati
Robert Burger
Carl Cobelli
August Ecker
Fred E. Foertsch
Idianapolis
Arthur Froehlich
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Carl J. Mettler
Madison
Wis
Roland Neumann
Robert Nohr
Albert S. Plag
Emiel Rath
Jacob Rettich
Henry J. Schiffbauer
South Bend
Otto Schmidt
Charles Stosser
William Taube
Albert Truscher
Curt Toll
Hugo Thomas
Emil Thoma
H. Wedow
Louisville
Alfred Wild
George Wittich
Franz Weege
Carl Ziegler
Nohr
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Liver Health Now
Advises taking Dr King’s New Life Pills at first signs of constipation biliousness or inactive bowels to prevent indigestion jaundice or gall stones. Claims formulation regulates liver stomach and bowels and boosts health. Price 25 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
House Mover Frank Osbaugh Injured in Cable Accident
Frank Osbaugh of six miles southeast of the city was bruised after a cable snapped while working with a house moving crew at Williams and Harrison. The force struck his stomach as the weight recoiled. police were called and he was taken to his country home on the Piqua road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Osbaugh
Williams
Harrison Street
Duto
Ang
Piqua Oad
Miss Elsie Roush to Lead Missionary Work in Africa
Miss Elsie Roush, longtime resident of this city now in Chicago, will depart in November for Lodana Angola in West Africa to serve five years with the Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal Church. She is 28, daughter of Mr and Mrs J In Roush of 125 Dawson Street, and recently graduated from Chicago Training School for missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Roush
Chicago
Will
Lodana
Angola
West Africa
Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Roush
Roush
Dawson Street
M. E. Church
van Wert County
Ohio
Business College
Fort Wayne
Methodist Foreign Missionary Society
Four Seek Jobs in First Hour at Fort Wayne Bureau
Four applicants filed for positions within the hour of the Indiana free employment bureau opening at the Fort Wayne branch. Superintendent Louis S. C. Schroeder and chief clerk John Wessel oversee the office on the court house third floor. The agency, under the Indiana department of statistics, will collect records and issue introductory cards to applicants. Schroeder will tour city shops next week to explain the system and invite employers to submit vacancies. A telephone line will be installed soon for direct contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Indiana Free Employment Bureau
Court House
Louis S. C. Schroeder
John Wessel
Indiana Department of Statistics
Calhoun Street
Schroeder
Miss Lowry Elected President at Hope Hospital Meeting
Miss Anna Lowry was elected president at the annual meeting of the woman's committee of Hope hospital on Wednesday afternoon. Other officers chosen include Vice President Mrs. A. K. Zartman Treasurer Mrs. Fred McCulloch Recording Secretary Mrs. W. H. Ingham and Corresponding Secretary Miss Hadji Dawson.
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Anna Lowry
Woman‘s Committee of
Hope Hospital
A. K. Zartman
Fred McCulloch
W. H. Ingham
Hadji Dawson
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by Manila Carpenter
E. S. Lopez, a Manila carpenter, carries Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and claims it heals cuts, wounds, burns, and skin eruptions quickly. The ad extols its use for burns, scalds, chapped hands, fever sores, eczema, corns, and piles. Price 26 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Lopez
Manilla
Fort Wayne YWCA reports strong year and building fund progress
The Fort Wayne YWCA annual meeting highlights a thriving year with increased membership and expanding programs. Officers were re elected including Mrs John S House as president. building fund pledges total about 94 867 50 toward 100 000 with 1500 more pledged to reach the goal.
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Association
House
A. J. Vesey
Georgia Meriwether
F. J. Hayden
Margaret Vesey
H. L. Askew
C. S. Knight
H. T. Stapleford
M. S. Willson
Edward White
C. H. Worden
J. B. Harper
Symnasium
J. S. House
Board of Managers
Treasury
John S. House
Christ
Fort Wayne
Helped Build a Young Women's Home to Be Finished by June
A speaker praised faithful men and women whose time money and prayers funded a new young women's home. He noted the total raised was at least the entire amount and pledged continued efforts to finish the building by the annual meeting next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldes
Farm wagon wreck after Wabash train collision
Celestine Juiff, a farmer, and Albert Tompkinson, a plumber, were thrown from a wagon struck by Wabash passenger train No. 28 on Fairfield avenue. Juiff suffered a deep ear injury, forehead wound, and scalp cut. Tompkinson had facial cuts and arm bruises. The gates were out and crossings watch man flagged the train. both men were treated at the office and Luther an hospital. The wagon wheels were torn and damaged. the engine stopped promptly. Crowd gathered as crews and doctors responded to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestine Juiff
St. Joseph
Albert Tompkinson
Fairfield Avenue
Wabash
Juiff
Mr. Tompkinson
John Loecoquet
Mr. Julff
Julff
Mr. Juiff
H. A. Duemling
R. B. McKeeman
F. Kandt
Thirsty 10 and public intoxication in city court
In city court on Thursday Henry Brown pleaded guilty to public intoxication but was kept in jail overnight after asking for a week to reduce thirst. Judge Mungovan considered release but delayed it to see if time in jail would help. Fred McCarthy, too drunk, was held until Saturday morning for sobriety and reformation. Complaints from city health officials spur a wave of garbage can compliance notices to twenty seven courters. Sixteen more cases were heard. one offender bought a can and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mungovan
Health Department
John C. Peters
Henry Brown
Fred McCarthy
Roosevelt denies 1912 Taft support report in Springfield
Theodore Roosevelt declared in Springfield that a published story claiming he would back Taft in 1912 is false. He said he has not made or discussed any such statement and called the report complete fabric. He then traveled to White River Junction Vermont for an evening speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
White River Junction
Vermont
Bryan daughter becomes a bride in Lincoln ceremony
Miss Grace Dexter Bryan youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Bryan married Richard Lewis Hargreaves a Lincoln businessman at Fairview the Bryan home The Rev Harry F Huntington officiated with Miss Lily Tyler and Miss Helen Sedwind as bridesmaids Best man was William J Bryan Jr News notes a lengthy reception with hundreds of guests and a one month wedding trip to start their life at Fairview
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Lincoln, Neb
Grace Dexter Bryan
William J. Bryan
Richard Lewis Hargreaves
Lincoln
Faireview
Bryan
Harry F. Huntington
Crete
Neb
Lily Tyler
East Bradford
Tyler
Virginia
Helen Sedwind
Jrr
Miss Bryan
Hargreaves
Mrs Hargreaves
Fairview
Salary Increases For Indiana Postmasters Decrees Approved
Washington June 7 About eighty Indiana postmasters will receive salary advances of 100 to 290 for the coming fiscal year due to higher office receipts. Northern Indiana towns show raises from Auburn to Topeka with several entries listed and a small percentage of cases with salary decreases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Auburn
Bremen
Butler
Converse
Mishawaka
Fort Wayne
Gary
Gas City
Jonesboro
Ligonier
Markle
Pennville
Plymouth
Portland
Beers Offut Wins Kenton Water Power Contract
Beers Offut Construction Company of this city awarded a $30,000 contract to build a water power station and reservoir at Kenton Ohio. D N Beers, manager, went to Kenton to submit the bid for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beers-Offut Construction Company
Kenton
O. D. N. Beers
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
An old advertisement urges mothers to keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children to ease colds feverishness constipation teething disorders and stomach trouble. Used for 22 years the powders are said to never fail and are sold by drug stores for 25 cents with sample offers mailed from Le Roy New York.
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Diaz
City of
National Palace
Berlin
Liverpool
Piots
House of Deputies
W. L. Dunne
Monterey
Daniel de Villieres
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Piedras Negras
Judge
George Ellenwood
Pat Shady
John Oehler
Monroeville
Billy
William Waltemath
John King
William Edwards
Indiana Eagles
California
Young People’s
Alli
Ance
J. J. Wise
Ralph E. Browns
Eli_ Haffner
F. H. Hersh
Julius Yost
Willam Mertz
L. A. Schmetzried
van Wert
Huntington
Africa
Missionary Field
Miss Lowry
V.W.C. A
George
A. H. Perfect
D. M. Doyle
H. Brooke Sale
F. J. Thieme
George Philbrick
E. A. K. Hackett
C. Juiff and
A. Tomkinson
R. A. Howard
J. H. Curran
City Court
I Sfe
Colonel Nails
Rication
Young Hargreaves
Kenton, QO
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