Madero in flight as rebels seize Mexico City
In Mexico City rebels under General Felix Diaz take control after President Madero flees the capital. U S embassy buildings are fired upon wounding a citizen. fighting dominates streets, with hundreds dead and many wounded. General Diaz leads mutinous troops toward the palace while loyal forces retreat or fortify.
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Republic of Mexico
Madero
Felix Diaz
Fran
Bo le Ramsey
Galveston
Tex
Madera
Diaz
Coura
National Palace
Chapultepec
Huerta
Torco
Angeles
Cuernavaca
Vasconcelos
Chalco
Mexico
Warren
Plaza Constitucion
Errecte
Alameda
Ternardo Reyes
Jancisco 1. Madero
Ye Palace
Mad¢re
Felly Dias
Uite
Caphiul
Vera Cruz
Reyes
Tela
Nuevo Leon
Assailant of Mayor Gaynor Dies in Hoboken State Hospital
James J. Gallagher who shot Mayor William Gaynor in New York City nearly two years earlier died at the New Jersey State Hospital for the Insane in Hoboken. He had been at the hospital since 1912 after transfer from the state prison where he served twelve years for assault on Street Commissioner William Edwards, who was with Mayor Gaynor.
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James J. Gallagher
William Geynor
New York City
Ango
Hoboken
N. J
New Jersey State Hospital For
State Hospital
New Jersey State Prison
William Edwards
Gaynor
Governor weighs troops in Wisconsin ejectment case
Adjutant General Leonardman and the governor held a long conference at Madison Wisconsin amid rumors the governor planned to deploy troopers to quell an ejectment dispute involving the Insurance office. Details remain undisclosed.
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Aladison
Wis
Charles &. Lioardman
Mft Hetar Iars
Balkans clash as Turkish landing attempt fails near Sarkevi
General news item reports Turkish forces off Gallipoli area failed landing near Sarkevi after Bulgarians attacked during darkness. Turks re-embarked, ships set sail. A second landing near Podima on the Black Sea was repulsed with losses and fighting around Bulair ended with Turks driven back.
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Sofia
Sarkevi
Reodosto
Gallipoli
Podima
Black Sea
Bulair
Fizes
Wisconsin Paragraphs and Wisconsin News Briefs
Wisconsin school condition complaints prompt a beefed up probe critique by County Superintendents. Superior reports a Packey McFarland vs Tommy Sheehan bout set for ten rounds with no scaling. Madison senate exonerates Ekern amid clashes with McGovern. recall petitions fail in Janesville. Fond du Lac wolves terrorize Hamiton area as residents fear raids. Marinette fields four candidates for late Assembly seat. Milwaukee reports unprecedented iron ore lease closings across Grant Crawford Vernon. Madison bills push felony fee splitting by physicians. Madison assembly backs initiative referendum. Ashland ore docks accident leaves worker near death after 75 foot fall.
Christian Science Lecture on Infinite Mind and God
A religious lecture argues that true cause lies in God as infinite Mind, not inductive reasoning. It recounts Mrs Eddy’s shift from human theory to seeking God, contrasts personal worship with universal Mind, and urges abandoning human opinion to attain spiritual freedom through Christ.
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Mrs. Eddy
God
Eddy
Himy
Leannot
Jesus the Christ
Mind and prayer directed to Christ Jesus as the guiding Mind
The passage asserts that all prayers addressed to God are directed to the Mind in Christ Jesus. It emphasizes that Mind knows, thinks, guides, guards, governs, and protects, suggesting a universal consciousness at work. The text ends with a teaser: to be continued next wool.
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Christ Jesus
Local Social News From Stevens Point and Nearby
Miss Inez Fulton visits Stevens Point home returning Sunday. Mrs. Harry Carr of Chippewa Falls guests of Mrs. L. D. Duggatt. Mrs. S. E. Graves hosts friends Friday evening. Len Duggatt and wife visit from Dibbing Minnesota. S. E. Graves travels to Long Beach California for weeks with parents. H. C. Andrews and L. Driscoll host card evenings. Miss Mary Hanson birthday surprise at home Tuesday. Mrs. Joan Hoops and daughter return from Wayside for mother’s illness. Bonnerville brothers from Rib Lake and Lancaster Canada guests of Phil Bonnerville at Hotel Johnson. About twenty friends honor Mae Reas and George Raabe on birthdays.
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Inez Fulton
Stevens Point
Harry Carr
Chippewa Falls
L. D. Duggatt
S. E. Graves
Cachs
Len Duggatt
Dibbing
Mion
Long Beach
California
Joan Hoops
Dcaughter
W.llath
Mae Reas
George Raabe
Reas
Bethel notices and births in local columns
Bethel reports Ason Palmer born February 4 to Mr and Mrs Clifton Palmer. Frank Cale returns home from woods in Northern Wisconsin or Michigan peninsula where he cuts cedar. George Hyde of Minnesota, formerly local, visits daughter Viola Greenman. Mathe family moves into Frank Foote’s house to educate children at Bethel academy. Fred Cale, cedar cutter, brief visit then back to woods. Thomas B Thorp born November 7 1831 in New York died February 3 1913 aged 1 year 7 days. Civil War veteran. He married Mrs Eager of nearby locality. couple lived together afterward.
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Ason
Clifton Palmer
Frank Cale
Wisconsin
Michigan Peninsula
Mathe
Almon
Wis
Frank Foote
Sand Hill
Bethel Academy
Fred Cale
Thomas B. Thorp
New York
Eager
Funeral for Civil War veteran Thorp Held at S D A Church
Mrs Helen Foote and family mourn the loss of Mr Thorp a Civil War pensioner. The service at the S D A church included a sermon by Bid H W Reed and songs by Myrtle Judd Bertha Cass Earl Gardner and Harold Mikkelson. Interment followed at Bethel cemetery with pallbearers William Snow George Hyde John Reynings Thorburn Gastad William Palmer and Martha Me.
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Bid
H. W. Reed
S.D.A
John Cutler
Myrtle Judd
Bertha Cass
Earl Gardner
Harold Mikkelson
Bethel Cemetery
William Snow
Georgé Hyde
John Reynings
Thorburn Gastad
William Palmer
Marthe
Remarkable Conveyance by a Nose Ring Bull Driver
Pau Hunt Jukker demonstrates a three year old bull trained to pull a cart as a novelty transport method. Harnessed with nose rings and sulky, the bull guided like a horse. Paul claims fearlessness toward gasoline wagons after sighting several cars Sunday afternoon near Stanwood.
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Pau
Jukker
Paul
Hey
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