Murder of Gen Garcia A Blow to Mexican Government
News from Monterey reports Gen Lorenzo Garcia commander near Mier murdered by his own troops as revolutionary forces crossed into Texas between Roma and Carrizo. Mexican Army convicts patrols with many criminals, causing frontier panic as 3000 troops man the Laredo to Matamoros line and Diaz's government rushes reinforcements. In Washington officials fear reduced control along the Rio Grande while awaiting further word on the volatile frontier situation.
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Monterey
Mexico
Lorenzo Garcia
Mier
Iate Texas
Roma and
Carriso
Sieldiers
Revolutionary Movement
General Garcia
Linn
Keles
Diaz
Guv. Keles
Nueva Laon
Republic
Mexican National Railroad
Nueva Laredo
Rio Grande
War Department
Interior Rarrisess
Garza
Crender
Laredo
Mathsoras
War Départment
Rio Grade
Stanley
Bourke
Romanosa
Garcia
Wueeple Bas
Ministers And Officials Meet In Morning Sessions
In a busy morning, Waamaaten, Dee, 61 secretary Bains presented the new French minister to the president, followed by calls with the Mexican minister and Senor Monté, the Child minister, at the state department in Denison, Texas. A Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway president inspected a circular noting all Tinea in Teton now operated by that road have been purchased by Vas company. In Pesuque, Agnew, aged 60s, was killed by a fall last night. The bishop of Niger territory dind Wweny, Twe, and Crewer, bishop of Niger territory, were mentioned in late dispatches.
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Fatro
Waamaaten
Dee
Bains
Senor Monté
State Department
Benghdshe Lian
Denison
Texas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Teton
Vas Company
New York Republicans Hold Consultations Over Election Results
New York Republicans meet to discuss post election moves. Notables listed include Senators Sisene tr and ex-Senators Platd and Warner Miller,Collector MWendricks, Chiwun coy M Depew, Col George Vliss, and Joseph Chouie as counsel. They pledge to exhaust all legal avenues before surrender. Democrats prepared to act fairly. Death notice follows: Prince Victor Mopenlope dies in London after illness.
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New York
Nec
Piper
Sisene Tr
Warner Miller
Mwendricks
Chiwun
Coy M. Depew
Republican State Committee
Brookfard
George Vliss
Joseph Chouie
Senate
Dynamiters Attack Dublin Castle In Explosive Plot
A heavy explosion rocked Dublin Castle disrupting a Privy Council room and destroying two upper floors. Police investigate as authorities link the blast to a suspected physical force faction. One principal clerk narrowly escaped injury. gun cotton blamed.
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Fiere
Dublin Castle
Earl Zailand
Ireland
Privy Council
Ofice Beneall
London
Col. Magendie
Home Offic
New Year Reception At Secretary Rusk Home
Washington January event at 1 Massachusetts Avenue honors Secretary Rusk. Mrs. Rusk will be assisted by a roster including Mrs. John L. Mitchell, Mrs. J. Statley Brown, Mrs. Diemmick, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Seidmore, Miss Seidmore, Mrs. Thomas Riggs, Miss Riggs, Miss Procter and Miss Resk. After the reception, agricultural department staff will visit from three to four.
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Washington
Dee
Rusk
Massachusetts Avenue
John L. Mitchell
J. Stateley Brown
Diemmick
Parker
Seidmore
Thomas Riggs
Miss Riggs
Wausau Man Killed by Falling Timber in Maine Wis
Clause Bartel, of Wausau, was killed while felling timber when a tree he cut slid back onto the stump, mangling him. He leaves a wife and seven children destitute in the city after the fatal accident near Maine, Wisconsin, on December 31.
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Wausau
Wis
Clause Bartel
Maine
Tie
Bartel
Milwaukee Bare Ball Club to Form New Western League Team
Stockholders decide to organize a new club in Milwaukee. Reportedly possible Milwaukee will join the Western league. LaFallo Denlen and Manion of Wisconsin contend ex convict La Volitia denies word. Source notes confusion from Superior area.
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Mulwaunee
Milwaukee Bare Ball Club
Milwaukee
Nihilists Plot Destruction in Paris Russian Colony
Reports from Paris say nihilists planned to destroy the Chamber of Deputies and the Russian embassy in Paris with dynamite. Police detained many Russian refugees and searched several houses, uncovering incriminating documents as the investigation began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Muse Bettril
Ore
Parix
No Prolest Against Woods In Senate Confirmation
Lawyers in the city won Saturday as they resolved to oppose Judge Woods appointment. Washington reports suggest possible votes against the Indiana nominee in executive session, but open floor opposition seems unlikely. The matter moves toward final Senate action tonight as other news notes the National Conference on University Extension ending in Philadelphia after two days focused on teaching methods and funding support.
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Curiaco
Woods
Fran Washington
Senate
Pailadelphia
Puornapeorria
Slavin Declines Backing Fighter as Sullivan Bout Sought
Frank P. Slavin reports from Monte Carlo that Gao Piesse could not back an American fighter. He says he can still arrange stakes for a Sullivan clash, despite the setback.
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Binese
New York
Frank
P. Slavin
Gao
Piesse
Monte Carlo
America
Slavin
Sullivan
Eastern elevator firms deny reports of combined trusts
Eastern elevator manufacturers deny knowledge of a Western combine and the rumored eastern expansion. Telegraphers strike in San Francisco ends with a concession allowing tremors of dispute to settle. reinstatement promised for most who left or were discharged. In St Louis Chief Clark of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors meets Missouri Pacific GM Clark to discuss conductor and Tron Mountain Road differences.
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tosTex
Trust
Wiiway Telegraphers
San Francisco
Fee
Southern A
St Louis
Clark
Brotherhond of
Missouri Pacific System
Tron Mountain
She Fooled Em and Wears a Mock Head Umbrella Handle
A woman names She Fooled Em adopts an ivory tipped stick with a carved likeness of her head on the umbrella handle. She has avoided losing it for six years, despite attempts at theft, and friends fear the likeness will tempt more pilfering.
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Moor Walker
Attempted drownings and robbery near Hanover reported
Vaniel McCready, eighty two, says four men attacked him near Hanover, robbed him, and threw him into a creek. He was found unconscious on a bank and aided by bystanders on December 31.
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JaNnavitin
Wic
Vaniel McCready
Hanover
Bead Horse Analysis Clears Arsenic in Wis Incident
Professor Daniels reports from Wis Sec on December 21 that the bead horse linked to the Dantel Jarry family illness shows no arsenic or other toxins. No other substances found.
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Perret Rieucann
Wis
Daniels
Dantel
Oshkosh Business Association Plans Dairy Convention
The Oshkosh Business Association approved inviting the Western Canoe Association to hold the next annual meeting there and elected W. Gary to represent the city in Cleveland on June 9. A £50 expense fund was approved. The convention will occur in July over two weeks with 200 attendees typical. Dairy officials from Ripon and Oshkosh discussed premiums, displays, and preparations to attract 500 to 700 visitors. A large banquet is slated for the second evening, likely at the Turner opera house, with toasts from notable attendees. The association will handle arrangements and secure 20 memberships at £1 each to the dairyman's group.
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Business Association
Gary
Cleveland
Mesgers
Curtis
Loumais
Valryman
Oshkosh
Ripon
Turner Opera House
Dairyman’s Association
Board Advances Free Textbook Plan and Staffing Changes
The Board of Education held its monthly meeting and confirmed appointments. Michael Stremme was named janitor of the Fourth Ward school, W. L. Smithyman principal of the First Ward school, and Miss Julia Graham teacher in place of Mrs Osborn. Also, the Sixth Ward school addition was accepted and the contract balance ordered paid. The superintendent noted enrollment of 125 at the weight schoon and December attendance averaging 45 due to holidays. He was authorized to remit nonresident fees upon financial hardship and letters endorsing the textbook system were presented. Ju Crogse estimated a $10,000 yearly saving for taxpayers. A detailed report on adopting the system and implementation methods was requested.
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Board of Education
Micheal Stremme
Fourth Ward
W. L. Smithyman
First Ward
Julia Graham
Osborn
Walice
Board of Public Works
Sixth Ward
Wight Schoon
Ju. Crogse
Atroclea
Tank explosion at Osborn Hollow burns 36000 barrels of crude oil
An immense oil tank of the National Transit company east of Osborn Hollow exploded early today and caught fire. Delorest Lyter suffered serious burns, possibly fatally. A special car with a cannon was sent to discharge the tank top to avert a second blast and protect surrounding property.
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Oceans of
Hume
Minghamton
Biscuauron
National Transit Company
Osborn Hollow
Delorest Lyter
No Sparring Match Off Between Dempsey and Maher
New York dec 31 no sparring contest between Peter Maher the Irish champion and Jack Dempsey at Madison Square Garden or elsewhere January 14 has been declared off. The note on boxing testigo is tied to police concerns and public safety surrounding the match.
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New York
Peter Maher
Jack Neutpsey
Madison Square Garden
Matchel
Ventilation for School House Sparks Arrests in Wisconsin
In Beaver Daw Wisconsin on December 31 Samuel Walters, noted Sullivan farmer, was arrested for breaking all windows in a new shed. In Benda Wisconsin Samuel Weslroy aged ninety two died yesterday. George Siander sold the Lake View house at Winnsconne to F Thas. A parson who attended the Regent ball at Belle Ateeed’s claims no police were present all evening. The Garrety-Oficar cash was continued this afternoon to dea.
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Beaver Daw
Wis
Samuel Walters
Sullivan
Tate View
George Siander Bts
Lake View
Winnsconne
F. . Thas
Belle Ateeed's
le Saye
Chilean stance on war and new cabinet duties
London dispatch reports Chile would avoid humiliating involvement in any war against the United States. A Santiago correspondent notes exaggerated foreign reports and warns of an insistent war faction. Chile's new cabinet is named, with Waldo Silva and Garros Laco rewarded for services in the junta lineage.
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Loxvox
Santiago de Chili
Times Today
Chili
United States
Gaya
Arebrand
Beul
Valparrais
Chin
Congress
Waldo Silva
Junta
Garros Laco
Wheat Crops Expected To Hold Value Despite Locusts
Dispatches from the wheat district report locusts threaten damage but projections say yields will be similar to last year. Market observers note the crop may weather the invasion with comparable production and price levels to the prior season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaneakaiso
Cuili
Bold prison break at Waupen Wisconsin shocks guards
Two convicts John Cummings and James Manning escaped from the Eau Claire area penitentiary last evening after breaking for the yard under keeper C H Messenger. Authorities believe they scaled a pipe, crossed the roof and escaped by rope to ground then merged with workers leaving. Warden Lamoreux suspects a complete escape. a $200 reward is posted for their capture. Cummings, 28, 5 ft 7.5 in, blue eyes, brown hair, 194 pounds, scar on right arm. Manning, 23, 5 ft 8 in, brown eyes, black hair, 144 pounds, scar on right temple. Both jailed since October for larceny.
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Waupen
Waurux
Wis
John Cummings
James Manning
C. H. Messenger
Wingling
Soma
Lamoreux
Eau Clairé County
Ébow
Outagame County
Omro Celebrates Final Test of Village Fire Steamer
Omro gathered about fifty hundred to two thousand residents yesterday to witness the final test of Omro s new fire steamer. The event followed a legal scrimmage over the engine purchase and the steamer was pronounced second to none in capacity. Village authorities accept it and plan immediate full equipment. Omro also weighs the feasibility of an electric light plant.
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Omro
Omre
Gmro
Embezzler Arke Arrested in Royal Areanure Case
A defaulter from the Royal Areanure Building and Loan Association, A. Shaferth of Broallys, N., was arrested for embezzling $20,000 and surrendered for U S extradition. The report also notes a Prohibition party meeting in Urohiba with Cronk named chairman and next state convention planned in Madison, plus a Dodge County editor Jacob Nueller arrested for lottery ad distribution. An attempted thief was run over by a train near Burkhards, with remains scattered along the line.
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Royal Vreanum— Hig
Lonpox
Usc
Jos
A. Shaferth
Royal Areanure Building and Loan Association
Broallys
United States
Urohiba
Manison
Prohibition Party
R. Cronk
Stoughton
O. Nelson
Minneapolis
Madison
Jane li
Stenn
Wis
Burkhards
Larson Wants More in Mill Fight Purses
In New Yoak on December 31 commentators discuss Parson Davies of Chicago signaling that a $5,000 purse for a Hall v Pritchard fight is too low. He argues Jackson and Slavin deserve $10,000 for twenty rounds. Locals doubt Hall can secure a $10,000 mill given his row with authorities last summer and the British boxers’ reluctance to back him.
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Hull
Pritchard
New Yoak
Davies
Chicago
Jaonden
Jilo Hall
Ped Pritchard
Eed
Jackson
Slavin
Hall
Standard Oil Barrel Works at Constebse Rock Burned
A massive fire destroyed the Standard Oil barrel works at Constebse Rock starting at 7 20 pm. Bayonne firefighters contained part of the blaze but the plant 350 feet long 200 wide and three stories high with hundreds of barrels and lumber was laid waste. Machinery valued at over 200 000. Loss estimated between one and one and a half million dollars. The chemical works nearby were saved after strenuous efforts.
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Boyvoxxr. M. Ju. Dac
Standard Oil Company
Constebse Rock
Entre
Bank burglary at Sheboygan vault with dynamite escape
Thieves burglarized the Pallet bank, a branch of the sternum bank, in Sheboygan yesterday morning. They dynamited the safe after gaining entry and opened the vault, but fled with about $60 in a tea bag as guards scrambled. They escaped toward Sheboygan.
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Palle Bank
Sterum Bank
Sheboygan
Powder and gun cotton shipped to San Francisco for war needs
From the east to San Francisco within the past ten days 45 000 pounds of brown powder and 22 000 pounds of gun cotton have been forwarded. The powder is for Laval guns and the gun cotton for shells and torpedoes. No further department details on war preparations.
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Wasmington
San Francisco
Laval
Year ends with heavy toll of famous deaths worldwide
Washington closes a grim year with a vast list of notable passings. William Windom, Charles Devens, Alonzo Taft, Hannibal Hamlin and other leaders depart, alongside actors Emma Abbey and Lawrence Barrett. Admirals Porter Taylor Gooper Rouckendorf and historian Bancroft, reformers, writers, and many others join the great beyond. Royal figures from Europe also end their reigns as Jules Grevy and others fade from public life.
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Washington
William Windom
Treasury
Charles Devens
Alonzo Taft
War
Hannibal Hamilin
United States
Wilson
Hearst
Phomb
McDonald
Pomeroy
Slovey
Indiana
Sweet Emma Abbey
Lawrence Barrett
Phineas T. Barnum
D. K. Emmett
W. J. Pievence
Samuel K. Murdoch
Edmund 3. Canner
Sherman
David G. Porter
Alfred Taylor
Carter
Gooper
William Rouckendorf
Joseph Johnson
Iames
al Jeorge Bancroft
Toward Cresby
Gilmour
Charles Pratt
Joseph M. Saylor
Burayra Harker
Monseignor Preston
New York
James Russ
Tyime
A. de Lossing
Gearse
J. M. Bundy
Jsanes Parton
We. W. Clapp
Tom S. Applemste
Kiathikava
Await
Carl O of
Wietermeerg
Lom Prdro Thoner
Brazil
Prince Bandouin
Belgium
France
Jules P. Grevy
Boulanger
Beeun
Shade W. E L. Smith
House of Commons
Weather Indications For 24 Hours From Wisconsin To Atlantic Coast
The Weather forecast notes threatening weather with rain or snow across Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and Illinois with varying winds and colder temperatures Friday. South Dakota sees light snows and colder northerly winds. A low pressure system centered in South Dakota and Nebraska is expected to bring general rain or snow across the Mississippi valley Ohio valley and lake region, likely reaching the Atlantic coast in about forty hours, followed by much colder air.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Ilinois
Warner
South Dakota
Milwaukee
Mississippi Valley
Lake Region
Rocky Mountains
Tuo
Ohio Valley
Lake
Atlantic Coast
Madison anti Loyal Legion candidate for department commander
Chauncey B Welton of Madison seeks the anti Loyal Legion department commander post. Robert M Le Follette plans to establish a law office in West Superior and Lucretia Pond marries J T Pope in a quiet ceremony at Battle Creek. The couple will reside in Chicago.
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Chauncey B. Welton
Madison
anti-Loyal Legion
Tha Clothing Dusiets
Robert Mu
Follette
Weat Superior
Keets Cora Scott’ Pond
National Zrgeant
Wan
J. T. Pope
Min
Chicago
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Adelbert D. Sly
Creon
American Express
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Glendale
Pinkertons
Western Union
West
Los Angeles
R.A. Pinkerton
Ross Whittaker
Express
Mcleewan
Plorence Watterman
American Express Company
St.Louis
M Pall
Pesuque
Kelix
Niger
Medublicans
Royaily
Prius
Victor Ead
Losnoux
Doc
Victor Mopenlope
Induenza
Axylusion
Caunell
Nington
Crisp
Blalon
Sevor Calvo
Costa Rica
Kansas
Tavera
Kan
Perking
Major Morrill
William Buchae
Kaaese City
Kausee
Llefaltor Trust
Ligol
Police
Dempsey
Maher
Samuel Medlay
Benda
Samuel Weslroy
Dea
Chul
Proce't
Chill
New
Benore
Eauale
Umro
Ted
Larson
Standard Oil
Bayonne
N. J
Phepalieigns
Sun Prince
Foraker
Olsin
Ouve
Neil
Spens
Wankeana
Waunesua
Cook Las
Agan T0
Vhwar
Telegraphic
Michigan Committee
Soper
Dandit
Servin
Dreas
Elmore Jones
Buckster Edwards
Grim Reaper
Auhburn
Philantcopista
Wisconatn Prople
Tumay - Bebnekéy
Peneth Ward
Tiel
George
Beenster
Winrlevonne
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