Mexican States Defy New Regime Amid Crises
Reports from Mexico City and Chihuahua describe growing rebel support for Madero’s ouster, with Huerta guarding the former president and federal forces poised to quell uprisings in Calientes Nuevo Leon Coahuila and Sonora as Senora Madero appeals for protection. Berlin recalls debate on German stance as Mexican turmoil deepens.
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Mexico City
Republic of Mexico
Francisco Madero
Mexico
Chihuahua
Pascual Orozco
David de la Fuente
Ganevey de Lacor Zapata
Atates
Huerta
Madero
Juerta
Iluartz
Ding
Vera Graz
Barone
Qaid
Connang
Berlin
Germany
Clottlab von Ingow
Rainister
Philadelphia
United States
Mexican
Geroan Foreign Office
Mex
Gersmans
Genelil
Prosecution Seeks Exclusion of Freemont Olger Testimony
Los Angeles February 21 The prosecution tied to bar Freemont Olger a San Francisco newspaper man as not a principal but an onlooker in the McNamara dynamite case. Older's cross examination by W J Ford in 1911 is cited while John D Fredericks a district attorney was expected on the stand.
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Adel Derupt
Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
Withbars
Freemont Olger
San Francisco
McNamara Brothers
Older
W. J. Ford
Darrow
John D. Fredericks
Fake Wild West Hold Up Entrances Town Audience
Entertainers staged an elaborate fake hold up in a wild west style in Engle Colorado drawing prospectors and visitors. W E B Upton of Leadville was robbed of 1000 dollars and a 200 dollar diamond by so called highwaymen. Deputies and Sheriff Henry investigated as several newspapers and officers believed the stunt. Local crowd and lawmen questioned after the performance.
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Engle
Col
W. EB. Upton
Leadville
Robald
Henry
Tagie
U. S. Assures Fair Trial for Madero
Reports from Ambassador Wilson to Washington say Francisco Madero will not be executed or confined without trial. Secretary Knox, with Taft's approval, conveyed U S objections to a summary execution. Taft administration seeks humane, open legal proceedings despite Mexico's provisional government doubts.
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Washington
Francisco Madero
iMeslea
Huerts
Wilson
Madera
Aseador
Secradary
Knox
Taft
Wiigon
Wuerta
U. S
Madero
Inuerta
United States
Gustavo Madorg
Mexico
Dsnox
Remblio
First Orthodox Friends Wedding Graces Attle Quaker Home
In Gramercy Park at the Attle Quaker meeting house the first wedding in 17 years united Benjamin Hervey Doane and Alice Howes Underhill before 290 Congregants. The ceremony had no minister or music, with couples repeating vows and presenting a certificate of intent after two prior meetings.
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New York
Gramercy
Orthodox Friends
New Yor
Bepjatiin Hervey Doane
Peters
Famine Threat Looms as Hadson Harvest Halts
New York on February 21 reports fresh worry over a possible famine as the Hadson harvest pause follows a brief cutlog. The shutdown appears tied to sudden warm spells reducing demand and leaving houses nearly bare. Yesterday set a February 26 warmth record in the city with a 55 degree reading at 2 PM.
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New York
Christians massed by Turkish troops in Teukalju district
Reports from Sofia and London describe massacres of Christians in Keno Injo village and broader atrocities across the Tchatalja districts as Bulgarian troops withdraw partially. The Times suggests European mediation may follow Bulgaria-Romania talks amid wars fatigue and harsh weather. A Sofia dispatch notes another direct settlement attempt before arbitration.
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Vilage
Keno Injo
Tchatalja
London
the Times
Turkey
Balkan
Ukaly
Bulgaria
Roumanus
Times
Gallopoli
Dardanelles
Desika Bay
Constantinople
Tohatalja
Goff Named Senator From West Virginia in Caucus
Federal Circuit Judge Nathan B. Goff was elected United States senator by the West Virginia legislature in a late night joint session. The final ballot showed Goff with 49 votes, his rivals Ekins Mann Edwards and others receiving scattered support as caucus proceedings stretched to daybreak.
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Charleston
W Va
Nathan B. Gof
United States
West
Panama slides show heavy movement near canal work
Washington D C Fab reports over two million cubic yards of earth and rock in motion along the Panama Canal slides, with about four million more to excavate. Water is to be diverted into the canal bed around October 18 behind Cambor dam, enabling sluice gate tests of earth removal by dikes and globe slides as an engineering solution.
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Washington
Panama Canai
Cambor
Culebra
Commission suspends Northern Pacific rate increases
The Interstate Commerce Commission halted proposed freight rate hikes on the Northern Pacific and Oregon Short Line through Silver Bow and Montana lines, delaying increases of 20 to 50 percent on transcontinental freight, lumber, and related commodities until April 30.
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Northern Pacific
Washington, D.C
Yates
North Patite Coset Poluta
Pacifc
Oregon
Silver Gow
Mont
Interstate Commerce Commissio
Uotil
Wrreigounhly
Republicans Seek Moses to Solve Iowa Redistricting
Washington reports Republicans urge a Moses to guide Iowa reapportionment to favor ten of eleven districts. McLean cites party splits and rival elites in Dubuque Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Davenport urging redistricting plans. The aim is to unite the party and minimize Democratic gains, with shifts proposed across districts two three seven tenth and eleventh.
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Washington, D.C
Charles Mclean
Dubuque
Times- Journal
Washington
We- Lean
Republicaha
Tino
McLean
Popper
Bailiwick
Connolly
Kirkpatrick
Moses
MacLean
Ons
Dutuque
Whiterloo
Gitter
Waterloo
Cedar [Rapids
Iowa
Repiblicans
Lristate
Kennedy
Scott
Erie
Sczema
Wapello
Dawvis
Towa
Davenport
Musseatine
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Schedar Rapids
Democrat
Good
Pickett
Kineetr
Congress
Good Is
Monona
Leganthand Crawford and
Carrol
Teachers Meeting Program Outlined in Muscatine
County Superintendent Bradley Ar ranges an attractive one day institute for Muscatine County teachers to be held March 6 at Muetatina High School. Morning and afternoon sessions feature Prof. Bishop Ames and Prof. W. A Jessup with talks on sanitation, rural education, evolutional education and agricultural work. Local teachers, bands, and readings accompany the program with city and rural teachers invited.
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Muscatine County
Muetatina High School
D. Bridiey
Iak
Sesson
PV. Meigs
First Baptist Church
Tra 1
Metatiro
Ifusca
Muscatine
Reddington
Atalisea
Jr H. Little
Qwusic
Oldest Prelate in America Hogan Dies in Missouri
Bishop John Joseph Hogan of western Missouri, the eldest Catholic prelate in the United States by age and tenure, died of pneumonia at the Episcopal Hospital in Isangas City, Missouri. He had served as bishop for forty four years.
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Isangas City
John Joseph Hogan
Diaeae
Missouri
Morgan's Condition Improves Amid Flurry of Reports
Rome dispatches say Italian specialist Prei Bas Bastianelli expects no new changes in J Pierpont Morgan's health as he travels to Cairo for advisory duties. Aboard his trip with his wife Marion Rawle, Morgan's condition remains favorable per Calvo notices relayed to J P Morgan & Co.
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Italy
Prei
Bas
Franc Ll
Cairo
J. Pierpont| Morgan
Fiancier
Morgan
Jol
Bastianelli
Marion Rawle
Philadelphia
New York
Calvo
J .P. Morgan and Co
Mr. Morgan
District reapportionment stirs political maneuvering in district
W R Green of Councils fears a redistricting could endanger a probable reelection and withdraw from race. Washington lawmakers face a tough session with perplexing reapportionment issues. Democrats aim to keep current strength while Republicans seek gains and Democrats expect to add seats if reapportionment seems fair.
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Deyotta
W. R. Green
Counc
Washington
Abe
Muscatine Boy Wins University Honors in Oratorical Contest
Iowa City Feb. Special says George G. Glick of Muscatine, a leading orator who has represented the state university of Iowa in debates, won the university oratorical contest last night. Clarence H. Fisbauer of Muscatine was third. Glick will go to Oberlin to compete in the Northern Oratorical League for a prize of one hundred dollars.
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Iowa City
Feo
George G. Glick
Muscatine
Storm disrupts rail and wire service across Iowa and Chicago
A severe snow storm blankets Iowa causing widespread disruption to telegraph and telephone lines. Des Moines and major cities report slowed streetcar traffic and late trains while Chicago’s streetcars and elevated lines face paralysis between outages and icy rails. Kansas records 2 to 7 inches of snow with ongoing severity and continued disruption feared.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Muscatine
Ove Joe
Iowa Telephone Company
Jocal Street Railway
Journal Associated Press
Kay
Chicago
Lnter
Kansas
Topeka
Kussas
Daring Match Proposed in Niagara Boat Race
Captain Clang Larsen challenges Thomas Day to a motor boat race through the whirlpool and rapids. Larsen claims a tri device in a motor boat while Day previously navigated the Atlantic in a small gasoline craft. Events to be staged near Niagara Falls with publicity from the Niagara federation.
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Niagara Fajle
Clang Larsen
Thomas
Day
Larsen
Mr. Day
Atlantic
Suffrage Bills Up Before the Senate Victory
Des Moines Iowa February 21 The Bruce women suffrage amendment passed the House and awaits Senate action as Allen of Pocahontas moves it to calendar. Senate passes Chase bill providing for a constitutional election question on women suffrage. Presidential primary bill also approved by the House. Debate includes liability and workers compensation bills with industry representatives warning of constitutional and practical issues.
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Senate
House
Des Moines
Bruce Wouun
Seatute
Allen
Pocauontas
Pocahantas
Ty Miller
Bremer
Mmbers
Ule
Klaus
Sioux
Weather Summary for Muscatine Iowa
Weather forecast notes rain or snow moving in with colder temperatures in the west. Muscatine reports 26 degrees at 7 tonight, river stage at 2 feet 6 inches today. Sunrise is 6 38, sunset 5 51, moonrise noted.
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Iowa
Canta
Muscatine
Nere
Moonrina
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