Proclamation Published By Rebels In El Paso Ruling Leader Named
A rebel proclamation circulated among Juarez garrison and the northern junta in El Paso criticizes Francisco I. Madero and names Emililo Vasquez Go as provisional president. It appeals to Chiuhuahuan volunteers to back the revolution of 1910 and demands political and economic reforms including tax equality and abolition of aristocratic favoritism.
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el Paso
Tex
Emililo Vasquez Go
Francisco I. Madero
Juarez Warren
Apa
Zapata
Mexico
Mtta
Chihuahu
Dirat
Frisco Teen Killed in Gang Fight Between American and Chinese Youths
In San Francisco a 16 year old American boy James Kaneo was shot and killed after a clash with Chinese youths at the Oriental School yard. Chinese storekeeper Wong Sues, 24, was arrested on murder charges as friends fled in fear after the fatal wound to the forehead. The fight followed a long standing practice of small American and Chinese gangs meeting at the school ground on the edge of the Chinese quarter.
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San Francisco
Cal
James ‘Keno
Wong Sues
Kane
Orental Ole
Hladsath
Oriental School
Refining Plant Destroyed at Halifax NW Fire
A fire destroyed the Dondslife plant of the Acadia Sugar Refining Company in Halifax NW. Loss estimated at 21,000,000. One employee reported missing and presumed dead.
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Halifax
Dondslife
Acadia Sugar Refining Company
Mire
Hin
Youth Named for Annapolis Appointment Amid City Events
Bloux Falls youth John Roven of Slot Falls is designated for Annapolis Naval Academy, with alternates L Nelson Yank tong Targuson Aberdeen and Hubter Pehanesto. Baden-Powell in Boston with Sir Robert Baden-Powell closes four strenuous days in the city, featuring a City Club banquet and Tremont Temple lecture as boy scout greetings fill the night.
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Falls
Washington, D. C
Senator Gambls
South Dakota
John Roven
Slot Falls
Annapolis Naval Academy
L. Nelson
Yanktong
Targuson
Aberdeen
Hubter
Pehanesto
Baden-Powell
Boston
Sir Robert Barden-Powell
Boy Scouts of Great Britain
City Club
Tremont Temple
Stockholders vote to increase capitalization of Oighr Manufacturers
The stockholders of the Oighr Manufacturers' company voted to raise common stock from 000 to 30,000,000. Market notes show cattle prices for choice to medium steers at 7.00 to 8.00, fat heifers 5.00 to 6.00, cannery stock 3.50 to 8.00, hogs 60.05 with bulk at 5.80, and sheep and lambs 4.70 to 5.25 with an ABN Owen sale at 2,750.
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Stack
Orkk
Oighr
Owen
House Passes Payne Aldrich Tariff Revision With Downgraded Duties
Washington reports that the House approved the Underwood bill lowering the iron and steel tariff schedule from 80 to 60 percent by a 210 to 109 vote. Mil ton Whitney notes only twelve states cooperate in soil survey under the bureau of soils while more funds are needed. Speaker Champ Clark declares for the Democratic presidential nomination. Taft reportedly offered Knox a Supreme Court seat before considering other candidates. Secretary Knox presents vouchers for 20000 for the Lake Champlain 1909 celebration costs.
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House of Representatives
Milton Whitney
Bureau of Soils
Department of Agriculture of
Washington
Wilson
Bureau
Soil Survey
Taft
State Knox
Supreme Court
Hanian, E As
Knox
House Committee
Lake Chem- Plain
Minneapolis saloonkeeper ma rks transfer plan to son
Domestic news brief notes Elizabeth Maurer the only woman saloonkeeper in Minneapolis announced plans to turn the saloon over to her son F A Maurer at a council meeting in February. The report also mentions several licensing and public safety items from across the country, including river ice hazards and strikes.
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Elizabeth Maurer
Minneapolis
Mina
F. A. Maurer
Mississippi River
Wickllife
Bird's Point
Cairo
Local notes reveal estates, rail plans, and fire losses
In Montezuma and surrounding counties, aged resident Josiah Staller's estate valued at $25,000 is tied to properties in Iowa and Canada. The Creston to Des Moines railroad project aims to reach Mackaburg this year while several fires, dairy stats, library plans, court actions, and public notices populate a wide ranging local report.
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Josiah Staller
Stoc
Frader Planing
L. L. Consumas
Fayelle County
Mie
Fayette County
Colfax
Andrew ‘Carnegia
Mbrary Board
J. C. Jenkinson
District Court of
Webster City
Jacob Funk
Estherville
Pet. 2
Independent School District
Shell
Charles City
Buncay
Burch
The
Christian Church
I. Dickinson
Belle Plaine
Creamery Association of
Garner
Immotaburg
Clayton Rolland
Onn
Unioniste
Muscatine
Benjamin Walilek
Tipton
Mra. Jameson
Webster
City
Denison
George W. Langley
Hikadey
Oy G. Kringle
Perry T. Grimes
Bloomfield
Character Building Lesson From Jesus Example
A religious lesson outlines Jesus as a model of character formed by home church and school. It stresses parental example, obedience to parents, temple attendance, and Sunday school influence shaping youth. It argues character develops slowly, drop by drop, through daily words, deeds, and faith.
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Jesus
John
Jenux
Christ
God
Josie
Jekue
Christa
Leaven
Tilamarenta
Luke
Brent
Chelat
Porenta
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