Mexican War News From Juarez and El Paso Dispatch
A Mexico border report describes battles near Juarez and El Paso with cross river exchanges and city damage. The piece discusses Madero Diaz De la Barra succession plans, Mexican finance veteran Limantour, and the term jefe politico as it relates to leadership amid war and peace questions.
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James A. Engerton
Nhe
Dergios
Ariz
el Paso
Tex
Texas
Imagne
Mexico
Paso
Juarez
Repul
Madero
el Vaso
Taft
Diaz
Si Paso del Norte
Jefe Politico
Manana
Mexico's Power Shifts Amid Civil War Reach
The article outlines figures commanding the rebel and federal forces, including Orbzco Garibaldi and Blanco, detailing their roles in key actions that secured victories. It notes Madero's position and the political maneuvering around Diaz and de la Barra as a potential president, with de la Barra praised for his diplomatic steadiness and broad foreign service background.
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Diaz
Ciudad Juarez
Shermat
Seneral Madero
Senora Madero
Orbzco
Garibaldi
Bianco
Qorozco
Navarro
Federal. Com
Blanco
Madero
de la Barra
Corral
Francisco Leon de la Barra
Revolutionary Party
Senor de la Barra
Washington
Buenos Aires
Holland
Belgium
Hague
Senora de la Barra
Brussels
Joseph F Ralph Key Money Maker Behind Federal Printing
Feature profiles Joseph R Ralph director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. He oversees vast sums, noting daily output around 11 million dollars and annual production near six billion in stamps money and securities while emphasizing efficiency and labor savings. He rose from Joliet mills to government service.
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Washington
United States
Joseph R.ralph
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Ralph
Joliet
Government coinage 1910 nickels acknowledged as real
A midwest hoax claimed no nickels were coined in 1910, triggering bank and Secret Service inquiries. The Mint reports 80,169,353 nickels produced that year and about $1 million of them are in circulation, despite widespread alarm.
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Middle West
Washington
Treasury
Secret Service
Mint Bureau
Judge Scully Expresses Fatal Threat in Court
In Chicago Munici pal Court Judge Scully told defendant J. R. Johnson he would have killed him for extortion after Johnson allegedly pressured Mrs Lena Graf to elope. Graf testified Johnson drew a revolver and demanded she pack. The judge warned he would have killed Johnson as if the plaintiff were his sister.
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Judge Scully
Chicago
J. R. Johnson
Lena Graf
Johnson
Subconscious Store Layouts and Early 1911 Ordinance Grants
A discussion on basement psychology notes how rising shopper traffic is driven by subconscious cues and easy access. An ordinance from West Long Branch New Jersey grants New York Telephone Company rights to underground lines along Broadway and adjacent streets for 50 years, with construction guidelines and fees.
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New York Telephone Company
West Long Branch
Monmouth County
New Jersey
Borough of
Broadway
Oceanport Avenue
Eatontown Township
Telephone Company
Monroe V. Poole
A. D. van
N. J
Borough
The Falcon Crew and the Cat-o nine-tails
The article describes Lord Yarboroughs Falcon Royal Yacht crew paid extra wages to accept naval discipline including flogging. It claims some crew members signed a pledge endorsing flogging as useful in extremity to preserve order.
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British Royal Yacht Club
Lord Yarborough
Ralph Neville
London
Plymouth Sound
Right In His Line
A humorous note from the Philadelphia Record describes a young lawyer friend who adores his work and jokes about marrying a girl named Sue, highlighting his single minded profession enthusiasm.
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Wage
Sue
Philadelphia
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Mqolutonsts
Arg Ie
Dé la Barra
Bailey
Senate
Don Jose Yves Limantour
France
Don Porfirio
Limantour
Senor
Don Jose
Atlas
Napoleon
Dias
Coché
Bebas
Ikdtey Yeats
Ciudad
Castilian
EL Preo
American Press Association
Joseph FR. Ralph
Government Bureau of Engraving
Brands Nickels Bogus
Branch Daily Record
D. van Note
Berg
Hanson
W.H. Woolley
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