Census Bureau Announces U S Population At Noon
The census bureau reports continental United States population at 91,978,266 with total United States and dependencies at 101,100,000. Hawaii 191,909. Washington 1,141,990. Wisconsin 2,333,860. Georgia 2,609,121. New York 9,113,614. Florida 752,619. Alaska 64,356. Montana 376,053. Ranking: New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Texas.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Hawaii
Wisconsin
Georgia
New York
Florida
Alaska
Montana
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Ohio
Texas
Extradition Challenge Aims to Free Porter Charlton
United Press reports in Trenton that R Floyd Clark chief counsel for Porter Charlton arrived to seek a writ of habeas corpus in U S circuit court. Charlton faces extradition to Italy ordered by the state department for trial in the murder of his wife. Clark argues Italy must request return through proper channels and Italy’s refusal to extradite criminals.
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Trenton
N. J
R. Floyd Clark
Porter Charlton
Italy
State Department
United States Circuit Court
Restoration prospects for Manuel to Portuguese throne
United Press dispatch from Rome reports imminent plans to restore Manuel to the Portuguese throne. In exile in England, Manuel’s supporters in Portugal and abroad coordinate with relatives and cabinet members who fled to Italy. Don Miguel, the pretender, reportedly convenes followers to counter any Manuel move.
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Preas
Rome
Portugal
Manuel
Lisbon
Italy
England
Don Miguel
Men Die in Mine in Croca Nest Pass Explosion
Thirty of forty five miners entombed by a blast in the Western Canada Collier line Croca Nest Pass have been brought out. Ten killed and most of the survivors badly burned. Rescue teams fear for those still inside as causes remain unknown after a fire followed the explosion.
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Calgary
Alberta
B. C
Western Canada
Croca Nest Pass
Gallagher Likely to Escape Trial for Gaynor Shooting
United Press reports in Jersey City that James J. Gallagher who shot Mayor William J Gaynor on August 9 is likely to escape trial. The December 20 trial may be postponed as doctors report mental unsoundness and Gallagher could be sent to an asylum. Mayor Gaynor favors this disposition of the case.
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Jersey City
James J. Gallagher
W. J. Gaynor
Gaynor
Diaz Cabinet Shake Up in Mexico City
In Mexico City on December 1 President Diaz approved the first cabinet change urged by the revolutionary party. Victor Salado Alvarez replaced Frederico Gamboa as assistant secretary of state in a notable governmental reshuffle.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Revolutionary Party
Victor Salado Alvarez
Frederico Gamboa
Saving Banks Record Breaks in Government Report
Government reports show the saving banks system at a historic peak. Comptroller of the Currency notes 1,759 banks with deposits totaling 4,070,486,245 dollars and 432,152,908 depositors. New York leads with about 1.5 billion in deposits followed by California and Massachusetts. other states report hundreds of millions in deposits.
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Washington
New York
California
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Lowe
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Saved From Awful Death by Dr Kings New Discovery
Fayetteville North Carolina resident A D McDonald recounts how his sister, weakened by consumption, was saved by Dr Kings New Discovery after other remedies failed. The remedy supposedly cured her cough and strengthened her, with claims of effectiveness for coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup and bronchial troubles. Reed Drug Co offers 50 cent and one dollar bottles with a free trial and guarantee.
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A. D. McDonald
Fayetteville
N.C. BR
F. D
Reed Drug. Co
Banks On Sure Thing Now Dr King’s New Life Pills
An advertisement from A Schingeck of Buffalo New York proclaims the pills cured chronic constipation after other remedies failed. Claims include relief from biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chill malaria and debility. Reed Drug Co catalog number 25cat 4k.
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Dr. King
Schingeck
Elm St
Buffalo
N. Y
Reed Drug. Co
Laredo Reports Surge in 1910 Births
City records show 342 births from February to November 1910 within Laredo city limits with an estimated 100 births unrecorded due to parental ignorance of the birth record law. Officials expect about 600 births for all 1910, signaling a notable population increase, though January and December are not counted.
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Laredo
Spokane Indians Replace Biblical Names with American Titles
Special to The Times Spokane Washington Dec 10 Spokane Indians balk at Biblical names. Captain Webster relates Indians request name changes to common American ones like Tom Dick and Harry. He notes a shift from vivid native and French names such as Good Thunder and Rain in the Face to status quo American names under missionary influence.
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Redmen
The
Times
Spokane
Washington
Webster
Benjamin Isaac
Tom
Harry
Captain Webster
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Up Ballance
United Preas
Santa Claus
Toy Department
C. Richter
Tailors
Stein-Bloch
Kuppenheimer
First State Bank & Crust Co
Y. Benavides
M. A. Hirson
R. K. Mims
Charlton
United Press
Friends OF
Ugese
United By Press
Asylum For
Gallagher
Saving Banks
Banks
STORK
Laredo National Bank
IA. Deutz & Bro
Hawkes
Pickard
Karnak
L. Daiches
Netzer’s
Joseph Netzer
Sanitary
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