Summary of International and Domestic World Events
Shipments of gold from Europe to America resumed after two years. American troops capture key Orozco advisers. Paris papers say Italy Turkey peace terms near. Testimony begins in Harvester trust dissolution suit. Benzine arrivals in Seattle challenge Standard Oil. Marines fired on in Bluefields Nicaragua. Federals retake El Tigre. rebels flee with bullion. China fails to secure $50 million loan in Europe. Lemon prices hit 40 cents a dozen in California. Harriman lines chief notes strong West conditions. Yale alumnus Rankin turns 108 in Bay Head. Spokane warns against overgrown rural movements. Mexican rail workers threaten strikes. Texas cowboys cross border. Ocean Park to build municipal cold storage. Joseph Chamberlain gravely ill. Rojas defies Americans at Douglas. Christabel Pankhurst in Paris still active for suffrage.
Statesmen Fight Police in Hungarian Parliament Clash
Budapest reports an unprecedented brawl as police clash with deputies in the opening session. Count Tisza surrendered the chair amid jeers while about 100 lawmakers resisted removal, with several policemen needed to eject them and notable figures Apponyi Zichy and Andrassy among the demonstrators.
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Budapest
Stephen Tisza
Boethy
Gbate
Count Tisza
Count Apponyi
Count Zichy
Count Andrassy
Count Semsey
Count Karolyi
Portland Markets Wheat Track Prices and Returns
Detailed Portland market prices across wheat varieties, barley, millstuffs, corn, hay, oats, fruits, onions, potatoes, vegetables, eggs, butter, pork, veal, poultry, hops, wool, cattle, hogs, and sheep. Includes per ton, per hundred, and per pound figures with multiple quality grades and regional items.
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Walla Walla
Burbanks
Oregon
Trust Made Little Profit Despite Large Farm Implement Sales
R C Haskins president of International Harvester testified in government suit to dissolve the company. He said the firm earned only 1500 in profits on 100 million of farm implement sales, while acknowledging the group buys from New Jersey and resells at a profit. The government sought to prove IH was a selling agent for the New Jersey concern.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company of America
R. C. Haskins
International Harvester Company of New Jersey
Air Scouts Effective in French Army Maneuvers
Paris reports the September 11 to conclusion maneuvers with 120000 troops in Touraine and Poitou. General Marion led the defense as allied forces checked the enemy until reinforcements arrived. President Fallieres rode to various points. Flying scouts unmasks positions and informs commanders. bicycle scouts also aided.
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Paris
Touraine
Poitou
Marion
Fallieres
Tense Night Grips Bluefields as Marines Stand Firm
Bluefields in Nicaragua sees restored order after a Sunday threat of clash between American marines and Nicaraguans. An American inquiry clears Tacoma sailors of alleged anti American attack as tensions persist and Marines remain at Camp Durell.
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Bluefields
Tacoma
Breeder Claims Government Crop Report Misleading
Dr. C Prinz of Manitowoc Wis charged at the national convention of master brewers that agriculture reports on the season's crop are fictitious. He said the barley crop is poor and will not exceed 100000000 bushels while the government predicts more than 160000000 bushels, a yield never seen before.
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Cleveland, C
Department of Agriculture
C. Prinz
Manitowoc
Wis
National Convention of
Will provides $100000 for Lutheran Home in Philadelphia
The will of the late E R Artman leaves one million dollar estate and dedicates one hundred thousand dollars to a home for poor Lutherans of all ages and both sexes in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
E. R. Artman
Mexico Congress in turmoil as Madero bars deputies
Police guard the Chamber of Deputies after a wild session amid pro Diaz chants. Madero orders the barred deputies from the chamber as hundreds march in Mexico City, echoing pre Diaz turmoil and protests over Catholic faction leader Pasqual Garcia. A deputy drew a pistol but was restrained. another warned bloodshed if justice falters. The chamber reconvened with restricted access.
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Chamber of Deputies
Madero
Vivas
Diaz
Mexico City
Duputida
Dias
Francisco Pasqual Garcia
Pedro de Los Santos
Mutsuhito Laid To Rest At Monoyama Mausoleum
Kyoto observers describe the burial of Emperor Mutsuhito at Monoyama imperial estate. Crowds lined the road to the tomb as crepe and lamps adorned the route. A funeral palanquin carried the casket guided by 100 farmers and followed by a military and ritual procession.
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Kioto
Japan
Mutsuhito
Monoyama
Yase
San Francisco Labor Council Opposes U S Intervention in Mexico
Resolutions oppose any U S intervention in Mexican affairs and forward to President Taft. Drafted by Andrew Furuse th, president of the International Seamen's Union of America, and adopted by the council. They view the Mexican revolution as a fight to end peonage.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Labor Council
United States
Taft
Washington
Andrew Furuseth
International Seamen's Union of America
Revolutionista
Mexico
Celtic Park clash injures sixty in Belfast league match
A midgame brawl at Celtic Park in Belfast left sixty injured, two critically. The Celtic and Linfield teams were tied in the league, Linfield leading at half-time as fans displayed a union flag and the rival supporters waved a green and white banner.
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Belfast
Ireland
Celtic Park
Belfast Celtic
Linfield
Linfields
Celtic
Aviator Burned After Strike on Live Wire
John St. Claire of Boston fell during an exhibition flight at the Letonia carnival and struck a naked electric light wire carrying 2200 volts. The wire snapped and he suffered severe burns.
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Letonia, O
John St. Claire
Boston
Salazar Captures El Tigre With Federal Reinforcements Blocking
El Tigre mining camp falls to Salazar and his rebels after a forenoon assault. Seven federals die and about a dozen are wounded while one American, Gilbert McNeill, is lightly wounded. Looting amounts to around 10000 dollars as the rebels retreat toward Nacozari. Federal reinforcements were 12 miles away nine hours earlier but did not arrive.
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Douglas
Arig
Inez Salesar
el Tigre
Gilbert McNeill
Nacozari
el Tigre Company
Taft Celebrates 55th Birthday in Millbury Family Gathering
President Taft observed his fifty fifth birthday Sunday at a Millbury family reunion hosted by his aged aunt Miss Delia C. Torrey. The event was quiet due to the Sunday birthday. Taft attended church with Aunt Delia and Helen Taft, then took a short drive past familiar schoolboy haunts.
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Millbury
Mass
Taft
Delia C. Torrey
Delia
Helen Taft
Millburg
Charles P. Taft
Biddefordpool
Indian Raiders Routed Near Oaxaca After Three Days of Fight
Mexican federal troops routed 4000 Indians led by Zapata after three days of combat near Oaxaca. Monday's fighting left 41 federal and 160 rebel deaths with hundreds wounded. Rebels sacked San Felipe Etla, dynamited a railway station and palace, and hanged resisting merchants. Federal forces won at Jajalpa capturing 21 prisoners.
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Mexico City
Zapatiatas
Oaxaca
San Felipe
Zapatistas
Etla
Jajalpa
Toluca
of Mexico
Woman at Pennsylvania Hospital Treated for Acute Hysteria
Mrs. Alice Holland at the Pennsylvania Hospital cannot stop talking and demands a listener. If left alone she screams at the walls. Doctors find no head injury and diagnose acute hysteria. Opiates do not help.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Hospital
Alice Holland
Federal Troops Seize Ojinaga Opposite Presidio
Federal forces of about 350 men under Colonel Manuel Landa entered Ojinaga Mexico, opposite Presidio Texas, driving rebels before them. Rebels withdrew to San Francisco suburb as fighting continued, reports reach Fort Bliss from General E Z Steever.
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Ojinaga
el Paso
Texa
Presidio
Texas
Fort Bliss
E. Z. Steever
Department of
Straus resigns as chairman over wage demands
New York Osccar S Straus nomi nee of the Roosevelt party for governor resigns as chairman of the board of arbitrators handling increased wage demands of engineers on 60 Eastern railroads. He cites duties from his candidacy and will remain a member of the board for now.
Russian Police Chief Killed in Pyatigorsk Shooting
London Colonel Lupakoff head of the Russian political police was shot dead while waiting for a street car with his wife in Pyatigorsk. The assassin escaped, according to a St. Petersburg dispatch.
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London
Lupakoff
Pyatigorsk
Ciscaucasia
St. Petersburg
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