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Fragmentary OCR text records numbers 370 and 375 with a $25 reference amid uncertain context. The lines lack clear subjects, dates, or locations to identify a full event.
04 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Ogden Morning Examiner
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text records numbers 370 and 375 with a $25 reference amid uncertain context. The lines lack clear subjects, dates, or locations to identify a full event.
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Story notes the Ebels receiving commissions as peace talks proceed while government troops retreat from battles with insurgents. An ultimatum is carried instead of an olive branch, signaling a hard line in the revolt.
In Chihuahua 800 Navarro troops move to subdue Insurrectos in the mountains while reinforcements from Mexico City arrive to garrison the city. The peace commission travels from San Isidro to Guerrero to meet revolutionists as reports of an attack on Guerrero surface. The troop departure signals a possible ultimatum and a battle is feared for Monday or Tuesday.
Reports from Chihuahua on December 2 describe the defeat of a 150 strong government detachment at Padernalles by insurgents after a two week march westward from San Andreas. The government cites varying details and notes several officers and soldiers killed or captured, with about fifty escaping toward Chihuahua. Reinforcements of 800 troops are expected to garrison the area amid anticipated guerrilla fighting in the mountains.
President Taft invites insurgent Cummins and progressive Borah to the White House in an effort to fuse divided Republican factions. Bristow was invited but did not attend. Cummins says reconciliation is unlikely while progressives press for tariff reform and railroad stock controls.
Atlantic City dispatch reports plans for the United States first intercity air line within the next half year. Boston’s Aerial Navigation Co led by Charles J. Glidden invites Melvin Vaniman to submit plans for a passenger dirigible serving Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington with trials possible next summer.
Coroner's jury rules Turner, Union Pacific station agent at Devil's Slide, died by self inflicted gunshot. Earlier reports of murder were corrected. evidence includes a cash shortage and absence of violence. Funeral planned in this city with Moose Lodge involvement. burial in Ogden Cemetery.
The Seattle ceremony dedicated the Grand Trunk Pacific dock marking an international rail milestone. The line will extend from Prince Rupert to the Yukon and south to Vancouver and Seattle, with steamship links among Vancouver, Seattle, Victoria, and Prince Rupert using the new facility.
Two committees in Washington hold brief sessions over Ballinger Pinchot inquiry. Republicans press for a final report while Democrats insist their September public report is the committee’s authorized document. A full meeting is anticipated to resolve the split.
Major General Wesley Merritt United States Army retired died today at Natural Bridge Virginia. He was a resident of the District of Columbia at the time of his death.
The Unionists net three seats overall in the new Parliament while Liberals maintain London gains. Gilbert Parker and W. M. Aitken win Westminster seats for the Unionists, with Liberal holds in Peckham and other areas. Recounts planned for West Bromwich and Gloucester. Weather deterred voting. case updates follow on unrelated local court matters.
After four hours of deliberation the Louisville jury convicted Joseph Wendling of murdering eight year old Alma Kellner. The judge fixed the punishment at life imprisonment as Wendling proclaimed his innocence and urged either the electric chair or release.
Washington reports that the U S population should reach about 91,199,145 based on complete returns from 33 of 49 states plus DC. The 1900 census figure was 75,094,575, with a 20 percent gain overall and expectations of higher totals as more states report.
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