Madero Returns to Mexico City in Outpouring of Cheers
Francisco I. Madero Jr. entered the govern ment seat amid the capital’s wildest welcome in generations. Tens of thousands cheered as he rode from the railway station to the palace, flags and flowers adorning the streets while army bands played. An undercurrent of aristocratic resentment lingered beneath the jubilation.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Madero
National Palace
Berlin
Liverpool
Statehood not rushed for Arizona and New Mexico
President Taft told Governor Derry of New Mexico and Chairman Flood he would not use administration influence to rush statehood through the senate. He would sign the enabling act for admission but not hasten passage at this time. Also a brief real estate note: Holbrook residences for sale in Navajo County.
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Associated Press
Washington
Flood
House Committee On Territories
Derry
New Mexico
Taft
Arizona
Senate
Eulogy on the Dog Speech in Damages Trial
Senator George G. Vest’s famous dog eulogy argued for $200 damages in a case where a neighbor shot a neighbor’s dog. The jury awarded $509 after Vest’s stirring oration praising a dog’s steadfast loyalty from prosperity to death.
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George G. Vest
Missouri
Vest
Tintiff
West
Wilson and Bryan Divided on Wool
Washington June 4 After a day of political conferences Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey departed today to resume his duties at Trenton following his tour of the west and south Wilson said that the vigor with which the house committee had taken hold had filled him with re-
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Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Wilson
House Committee
Caucus backs wool tariff cut against Bryan views
The caucus action for a 20 percent ad valorem reduction on wool drew strong support despite opposition from William J. Bryan, signaling renewed confidence in the Democratic Party.
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Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Madero Hailed as Apostle of New Political Liberty
On a special train to Mexico City Francisco I. Madero jr and party triggered ecstatic demonstrations in Aguas Calientes and other towns. He spoke fifteen times that day with crowds shouting Viva Madero. Capitals Zacatecas and Aguas Calientes led the enthusiastic arrivals.
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Aguas Calientes
Mex
Madero
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Mexico City
Viva Madero
Senor Madero
Zacatecas
Reyes Arrives in Vera Cruz as Mexican Political Campaign Opens
From Vera Cruz on June 4 General Bernardo Reyes arrives from Europe signaling the start of presidential campaign activity in Mexico. While not declared a candidate, Reyes is viewed as a likely ballot name amid strong Maderista sentiment nationwide.
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Vera Cruz
Mexcco
Europe
Géner Bernardo Reyes
General Reyes
Steel trust leader urges government to guide its path
Jupee E. H. Gary, head of the steel trust, calls for government action to take the corporation in hand and steer it toward a righteous course. He suggests starting by selling steel as cheaply to Americans as to foreigners.
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Jupee E. H. Gary
The
Steel Trust
Trust
Postoffice profits and policy stably fund deficit
The Post Office Department remains a large revenue source allowing it to endure under congressional franking privileges and still wipe out the deficit. General Madero exposes conspirators in Mexico as he asserts control. A concealed intelligence is noted behind those whiskers, signaling keen alertness.
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Uncle Sam Postoffice Department
Madero
Dr Paul Sprankle Visits District Court in Winslow
Dr Paul Sprankle of Winslow arrived last Saturday to attend to matters in the district court. The report notes his appearance and local courthouse activity in the community.
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Paul Sprankle
Winslow
District Court
Snowflake Stake Conference Celebrates With Visitors
The Snowflake stake held a two day conference on June 3 and 4 with Apostles George F. Richards and Joseph F. Smith Jr. in attendance. A youth contest and sports events between Woodruff Taylor Snowflake and Taylor featured Taylor and Snowflake as winner and loser respectively. A grand ball closed the festivities along with an oratorical and storytelling contest and musical numbers. Additional visitors and local residents were noted and plans for a Sunday School outing to Lakeside on June 23 24 25 were announced inviting all.
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George F. Richards
Joseph F. Smith Jr
Woodruff
Taylor
Snowflake
Wm H. Gibbons
St.Johns
J. C. Henson
St Joseph
George Scott
New Discovery Aids Newark Man In Life Threatening Illness
James B. Mershon of Newark New Jersey recounts a months long battle with lung bleeding and weakness. After eight months unable to work he started Dr Kings New Discovery three weeks ago and credits it with saving his life. The ad promotes the remedy for lung trouble and grants a trial bottle.
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James B. Mershon
Newark
N. J
Dr. King
Local Notes and Advertisements Highlight Town Events
The town hears progress news as John Flanigan plans a land fencing project west of town and farming ambitions, SS Rev M F Ault conducts services at the old school house, and a Chamberlain's Cough Remedy touts safe use during epidemics. C A Daniels Saddler Co adds boot and shoe department. Charles N Bond, administrator of the H Breed estate, visited Holbrook and spoke warmly of its people.
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John Flanigan
John
Charles N. Bond
Winslow
Thed. H.breed Estate
Holbrook
Charles
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