Riots in Tokio Kill Six and Injure Sixty Five
A week’s report notes six killed and 65 wounded in political riots in Tokio. Other items include Mexican stock declines in Paris, Portland raising 100000 for Rose Festival, South African peaches selling at seven dollars a dozen, and Montana’s Montenegrins seizing a hill near Scutari.
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Tokio
South Africa
Portland
Diaz Leads Mexican Army Revolt Seizes Mexico City
Felix Diaz nephew of the former president leads rebels in Mexico City taking public buildings and the arsenal. Fighting in the capital leaves at least 250 dead as Diaz and loyal forces gain control while President Madero and ministers flee to Chapultepec.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Bernardo Reyes
Diaz
National Palace
Madero
Chapultepec
Huerta
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Cuernavaca
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Chaulco
General Diaz
Belem
Figueroa
Ding
Porfirio Diaz
Blanquet
Toluca
Portland Markets Reported Prices for Grain and Produce
Market notes list wheat blue stem and red Russian prices, barley, corn, and oats per ton or per bushel, plus fresh fruits vegetables and dairy. Cattle, sheep, and hog values shown, with Hops and wool quotes, while Mexican revolt updates describe mutiny and leadership events in Mexico City.
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Oregon
Burbanks
Rebel agents link Mexico City mutiny to wider revolutionary plan
Rebel agents in El Paso claim the Mexico City mutiny was part of a general revolutionary plan that exploded early. They tie it to General Trevino, former Nuevo Leon Federal commander and Diaz confidant, saying a general army revolt was scheduled for March 1 with most revolutionary factions in league.
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Reyes
National Palace
Rodolfo
Villar
Moreley
Gregorio Ruiz
Francisco Madero
Lieutenant Goodyear completes 30 mile flight test
San Diego Lt. LFE Goodyear left Goat Island on a 30 mile run for a military air pilot license. At 9000 feet near La Jolla the engine misfired, he glided 4000 feet to ground, repaired the craft and returned to North Island to finish the test.
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San Diego
Cal
L. FE. Goodyear
Army
Goat Island
la Jolla
North Island
Moose to Found School Near Aurora Illinois
Trustees of the Loyal Order of Moose voted to establish a $1,000,000 industrial and educational institute near Aurora for the benefit of orphans and poor children whose parents were members of the order.
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Chicago
Trustees of the Loyal Order of Moose
Aurora
Battle Rages in City Streets as Diaz and Madero Clash
In Mexico City a seven hour battle between Francisco Madero forces and General Felix Diaz troops left hundreds dead and civilians endangered. Artillery and machine guns dominated the streets as both sides failed to gain a decisive advantage amid heavy bombardment and collapsing urban defenses.
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Mexico City
Francisco Madero
Felix Ding
Lloyd Osborne
R. H. McCrosson
Lincoln, Neb
Mark Johnson
Madison, Til
Madero
Francisco de la Barra
Cabinet Meets at 1 A.M Sends Troops to Border
In a White House conference three additional battleships are ordered to the east coast of Mexico and two army transports to be commissioned for moving troops to Mexico City to protect Americans and foreigners. Major General Wood then worked at the War Department into near daylight planning rapid troop movement likely from Galveston and Newport News as transports arrive.
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Washington
D. C
White House
Mexico
Mexico City
Wood
War Department
Galveston
Tex
Newport News
Treasury delays proposed nickel after slot machine protests
In Washington D C the Treasury department postponed indefinitely the February 11 circulation of the proposed new nickel amid protests from slot machine interests. Manufacturers argued that their counterfeiting safeguards and slug detectors would be undermined by a five cent piece, and that the government’s coin would undermine their inventions.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Deposit Run at Elyria Bank Triggers Rush
Several hundred savings depositors formed a line and rushed First National Bank of Elyria when doors opened, sparked by a circulated story from a check payee who misread “no funds” as the account balance. The run stopped after about $15,000 was withdrawn.
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Elyria, O
First National Bank
Military Academy Bill Passed in Fast House Vote
Washington D C. The house quickly read and passed the annual military academy appropriation bill. The record shows the measure carried appropriations totaling 1 064 668 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
House
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