Juarez Under Rebel Control Amid Fierce Border Fighting
Juarez fell to rebels as street battles raged from dawn. American casualties rose with five killed and several wounded as U S forces evacuated civilians and maintained neutrality near the border. President Taft resisted intervention while border troops enforced the fire zone.
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Orozoco
Navarro
San Diego
Califi
Tia Juana
el Paso
Texas
Madero
Jaurez
Steever
Fourth United States Cavalry
Washington
Francisco Madero
Tambourel
Juarez
Express Schedules Slated. Deaths and Rail Conflicts
The state railway commission plans new express schedules with a thirty percent rate cut from January 1909. Hearings are set across the state on stockyard facilities, accidents, telephone rates, telegraph service, and rail connections. A viaduct on the Minneapolis St. Louis line at Bradley is complete, and a White Butte station is demanded. Resignations of C. C. Witt and a stenographer are mourned. John Charles, 73, famed Deadwood Dick captor, dies at the county poor farm near Bozeman, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyndall
Elk Point
Bradley
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pierpont
Troy
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Great Northern
Lennox
Milwaukee and
Puget Sound
White Butte
Perkins County
C. C. Witt
Bozeman, Mont
John Charles
Deadwood Dick
Black Hills
South Dakota
Deadwood
S. D
Here
Inspectors Face Serious Charge Over Mail Package
United States marshals head from Grand Forks to Fargo to arrest post office inspectors Carl Egge and George H. Drake on warrants sworn by Rail Way Mail Clerks. They allegedly opened a sealed Grand Forks post office package containing the charter of the local division. The case stems from post office hostility toward the clerks' organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Illinois Will Ask New Lorimer Probe
The Illinois state Senate, blocked by Judge Petit, plans to urge the U S Senate to initiate a new investigation into the Lorimer bribery case. The move follows a failed effort to compel Edward Tilden to produce books sought for evidence of the $100 000 Lorimer slush fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
United States Senate
Lorimer
Illinois State Senate
State Senate
Petit
Edward Tilden
Federal Senate
Pierre post office handles over 54 thousand mail items
The Pierre post office counted mail parcels for six days from Monday to Saturday. It processed 54 092 pieces with 19 689 outgoing and 34 408 incoming items. First class mail reached 30 675 pieces. Carriers delivered 18 420 pieces and collected 6 320 from city mail boxes.
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Pierre
S. D
Heat Strains City as Workman Succumbs at 3 PM
In New York City a tinsmith named Jerry Watzell collapsed at work on a steamship as a heat wave began. The temperature reached 83 degrees at 3 p.m., signaling the start of an intense heat season for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Jerry Watzell
Widow loses bid to bury Chauncey L. Wood body in courtroom row
Seattle judge rules that sons of Chauncey L. Wood's first wife in South Dakota may bury the late Democratic leader's body, not widow Beseie F. Wood. The case, tied to a fight with stepchildren and questions of widows' authority, keeps the body in an morgue while Mrs. Wood appeals to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
King Dykeman
South Dakota
Beseie F. Wood
Chauncey, L. Wood
Benjamin M
Buel A
Wood
Chauncey L. Wood
Dr Cox Barbed Wire Liniment Ad For First Aid
A household remedy claim promotes Dr Cox Barbed Wire Liniment for cuts burns bruises piles pain and soreness. The 25c size is offered with a money back guarantee and sales through all druggists.
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the Ideal Bank
THE
First National Bank
Anson
Wm. Koch
L. J. Welch
First Trust & Savings Bank
L. Branson & Co., Inc. Farm Loans and Insurance
O. L Branson
J. S. Daniels
Ray L. Branson
J. C. Wood
William Koch
Nolden Times
Mitchell National Bank
of Mitchell
Mitchell Trust Co
Wm. M. Smith
M.F. Patton
Vice Press
J. J. Lahey
Cashier
C. A. Davison
Daily Republican
Taft
Boundary
Washington, D. C
White House
War Department
Jua
Federals
Josefa Garcia
United States
Linderfelt
Ei Paso
Garibaldi
American Legion
Simon Dominiguez
Bauche
Jun- Tez
Vincent Pasedes
Bar
R. H. Ferguson
Third
United States Cavalry
W. D. Chandler
Duncan, Ariz
Antonio Garcia
Joe Morehead
Edmont Heaton
Louis Villalobod
Macedonia Garcia
G. W. Stith
Rancho Flores
Guadalajara
Mexico
Luis Moya
Dureéngo
San Luis Potesi
Paso
Mexican Northwestern
State Department
Stone
Missouri
Sulzer
New York
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Express Artes
Commission
Express
Mail Clerks Association
Illinois
C. L. Wood
Sons of
S.D. At
Torney
Benjamin
Mitchell
Gustav Woelfel
W. H. Fritz
China
H. D. Butterfield
A. T. McGovern & Sons
F. Townsan
City Bakery
Gormley
Gents
Webster, Cook & Company
BR. B. van Alstine
Becker's Big Clothing House
J. A. Reed
Johnson Bros
the People's Cash Store
Redline Piano Company
J. W. Broadbent & CO
Dyer’s Cloak and Suit Store
Scallin Bros CO
C. W. Gillies
Diehl & Brown
L. E. Stair
Biles
Larrison & Scott, Theatre Pharmacy
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