Mexicans Tell of Hela Woes and Revolt
A dejected report from New York relays Mexican leader Madero as visionary yet impractical. Revolt leaders accuse him of breaking promises, corrupt appointments, and misusing treasury funds. They claim Diaz era funds were wasted and warn against foreign intervention while outlining reform goals.
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New York
Lujan
Crozco
Mezien
Madero
Sireisht
Mad
Madera
Lincoln
Revolutionary Party
Congress
Mexico
Gustavo Madero
Finance
Department of Mines and Agriculture
Diaz
Jando
Trex
Tion
Miners Readied to Return to Work Across District
Reports indicate most miners vow to heed the federation, planning to resume Tuesday after brief holiday interruption. District delegates head to Philadelphia for conference and union recognition talks continue. some plants prepared for operation, others already signaling restart.
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Lewiep
Wining Distrc
Burglars Loot Wilson House Rooms in Chicago Raid
In Chicago at the Sherman House Governor Woodrow Wilson’s rooms were robbed while he was at St Mary’s rectory. Two men with political ties stole private letters and documents but left valuable property untouched. They escaped in a taxicab as detectives pursue the case.
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Chicago
Aprila
Woodrow Wilson
Sherman House
St Mary's
Wilson
Delegates Seek Adjournment as Primaries Loom
The Columbus constitutional convention, in session since January 8, nears daylight with much still to decide. With May 10 looming for work stoppage and May 19 for final adjournment, many delegates run as May 21 primaries approach. Key issues include municipal reforms, bank stockholder liability, sanitation, a 1 percent proposal, and constitutional amendment methods.
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Columbus. O
Constitutional Convention
Ruef Publishes Expose From Prison In San Francisco
Convicted graft boss Abraham Ruef, serving 14 years at San Quentin, prints in a local paper a series of articles promising a full expose of the men connected with the San Francisco graft prosecutions. He reacts to an April 4 editorial calling him a “human hyena” and names directors of public utilities, railroads, and officials in his prologue.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
San Quentin Penitentiary
Ruef
Elephant to Advertise Centennial in Columbus
A big elephant will headline Columbus publicity for the Ohio Columbus centennial and the state fair, appearing first next Wednesday. Miss Mary Besong, a candidate to ride the elephant as Ohio’s most beautiful girl, will ride Li on the outing.
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Columbus
Mary Besong
Ohio
Harmon Sweeps Arkansas Delegates at State Conventions
Telegrams from Hermon headquarters report Governor Harmon will carry Arkansas delegates in the party contest. The Clark and Wilson forces were routed as Harmon supporters dominated county conventions across the state. Telegrams were sent by H R Tone and Mover Solomon of Pine Bluff.
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Columbus
Hermon
Harmon
Arkansas Therk
Wilson
Kansas
H. RK. Tone
Solomon
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Clark
Easter Observances Noted Across The State
The report notes Easter observances in the state with activity centered in Columbus. Multiple counts mention eggs and related foods, including prices and quantities, reflecting regional consumption and local event spread.
Tragic ends romance in Logansport with shooting
In Logansport Indiana on April 3 Otra G ro 19 shot his sweetheart Leona Bluinger aged 13 and likely died by a self inflicted act after her mother refused consent to their marriage. The incident ends a doomed romance.
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Stakey
Calvin Lake
St. Elizabeth's Asylum
Charles A. Bell
Miss Gage
Logansport
Ind
Otra G.ro
Leona Bluinger
Horad
Direct Election of Senators Sparks House Reconsideration
Washington report notes Sen Borch expects the current session to end only after a joint resolution for direct election of senators gains agreement. The deadlock, tied to Bristow amendment federal control, may fade as southern Democrats press for ratification by states. Mark Smith of Arizona receives a warm Senate welcome, with John Sharp Williams among those pleased to see him. Turner cautions against further Mexico trips. Hamilton of Michigan offers thoughts on ideal laws, and other remarks reflect the era’s political mood and personalities.
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Washington
Borch
Congress
House
Senate
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South
Mark
United States Senate
Mark Smith
Arizona
John Sharp Williams
Bob Taylor
Bob
Turner
Canadian Boundary Commission
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Diaz
Rio Grande
Mexico
Congressman Hamilton
Michican
Spaarhes
G Bera
Joe P. Feo
Csnnen
Conaress
Ruthin
Carsling
Altikes P Protection
North Cord
Tamia Binirsi
Roosevelt Republicans nominate delegates to national convention
A Shelby meeting of Fourteenth district Republicans backed Theodore Roosevelt. Huntington Brown was chosen chairman. A L Garford of Lorain and H D Tammond of Knox were endorsed as delegates. RL McFarland and W E Ward of Iltrow were alternates. L Cummings of Ashland and Duff Paneoast of Ashland were endorsed as presidential electors.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Shelby
Huntington Brown
A. L. Garford
Lorain
H. D. Tammond
Knox County
RL. McFarland
Ilorrow County
Wi. E. Ward
Iltrow County
L. Cummings
Ashland
Duff Paneoast
Asnland
Illinois voters set to cast first presidential preference ballot
Columbus Ohio April 8 for the first time in Illinois voters will declare their choice for a presidential candidate in a state with a preferential vote. Three Republicans Tait Roosevelt La Follette appear on the ballot while Democrats Clark and Wilson head the ticket.
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Columbus
Ilinois
Illinois
Tait
Roosevelt
la Follette
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Telegraphic Markets Summary of Rail and Industrial Stocks
A condensed list shows Amalgamated Copper American Beet Sugar American Car and Foundry American Cotton Oil American Locomotive American Smelting and Refining old American Sugar Refining Anaconda Mining Co Atchison Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore and Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Northwestern Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Colorado Fuel and Iron Colorado and Southern Delaware and Hudson Denver and Rio Grande Pacific Great Northern Ore Car Illinois Central Interborough Metropolis Metropolis ofile and Nashville Union Pacific Metropolitan lines Missouri Kansas and Texas National Biscuit National Lead New York Central Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Pacific Mail Pennsylvian Pullman Car Reading Union Pacific United States Chicago area grain and live stock markets noted in cryptic column.
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Amalgamated Copper American Beet Sugar
American Car & Foundry
American Cotton Oil
Aperican Locomotive - American Smelting
Aner
Old American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast
Lin
Baltimore & Chio
Brooklyn Rapids Transit
Candian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
PEPIS
Great Northern Ore Citylinois Central
Interborough-Meterborough-Met
Ile & Nashville
Tsland Stand Co
Kern Pacvic
Hern Railway
Union Pacific United
Rye No 3 Clover Seed Prices and Market Reports
Market notes from Rye and Pittsburg and Cleveland livestock and dairy prices. Grain and seed prices list Clover seed and related commodities with April dates and varied readings. Livestock receipts and prices for cattle hogs sheep and calves are reported for Pittsburg and Cleveland markets with price ranges and top bids. Dairy and butter prices are listed for Cleveland with creamery and process classifications and egg and poultry values. Various local items note juries and a ship fire incident and a poisoning case in New York and Ontario coast region.
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York
Ohio
Limburger
Best
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