Rebels Seize Juarez as El Paso Battles Continue
El Paso reports Juarez fell at 10 30 am after 300 reinforcements from Bauche joined the assault. Rebels overpowered the jail and church buildings, released prisoners, and flew the tri color. Navarro’s forces fled toward Paneche as rebels prepared to press toward Ensenada.
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Murdered Man Possibly Casey Linked to Brockton
A Umatilla murder mystery deepens as Sheriff Taylor probes family ties and a former Brockton resident named Casey. Officials question transients, seek missing details, and share photos with Brockton contacts to confirm if the slain man is John, about 40, a former Major James A. Frye camp member.
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Pendleton High Team Heads to Eugene for State Meet
Pendleton high school prepares to travel to Eugene for the inter scholastic state meet under University of Oregon auspices. The squad includes Gordon, Chapman, Taylor sprinters Toyten district runner, Bee jumper, and Dickson hurdler. Coaches Breithaupt and Voss aim for strong showings at Eugene and Corvallis meets as students cover the remaining expenses.
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Burley Tobacco Society Starts Second 1909 Pool Payout
In Lexington Kentucky on May 10 1910 the Burley Tobacco society began distributing 2 600 000 to farmers in Kentucky Ohio and Indiana from the 1909 white burley pool. Three more payments of similar size are planned this year.
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Richmond Blues Celebrate 122nd Anniversary
Richmond Virginia May 10 members of the Richmnd Light Infantry Blues Battalion will celebrate the 122nd anniversary of the formation of that famous command this evening.
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Reception to Cardinal Gibbons in New York May 10
Catholic Club of New York plans a formal reception this evening honoring Cardinal Gibbons on the double Jubilee of his ordination to the priesthood and the cardinalate. The event, described as the most brilliant yet, is hosted under the auspices of the premier Catholic organization in the United States.
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Citywide Broadway Visit Aims To Introduce All Areas
Mayor Mpa hool launches a get acquainted campaign as Broadway visiting day draws crowds from every city section. Additional visiting days are planned in other areas to help citizens become familiar with all parts of the city.
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Ticonderoga Pilgrims Honor Fort Ticonderoga Anniversary
In November or May 10 many people paid patriotic pilgrimages to the old Fort Ticonderoga to honor the capture and connection to the Green Mountain tows. In 1775, the fort was portrayed to its original condition by S. H. Pell of New York, owner of the property.
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Seattle Club Applauds Cordova Citizens Action
Seattle May 10. Ipex predicts a hot discussion at the commercial club meeting over a resolution praising Cordova citizens who dumped the British consul into the sea as protest against U S limits on opening Alaskan coalfields. Last night they rejected resolutions. proponents will bring them up again. Opponents say the club should not declare Cordovans right and government wrong. Sopwith to Fly
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American Sonders Shipped to Germany for International Race
New York May 10 An American sonder yacht armada sails for Germany ahead of the fourth international contest with Yankee and German boats. Yachts Beaver Bibelot and Cima will race off Kiel in June. Previous wins include two of three contests, with Germany strong at Kiel in 1904 and 1906. The June 19 start features trophies from Empersay Wi liam and Prince Henry of Prussia. Bibelie is owned by Harry Payne Whitney and BR W Emmons, Beaver by G B Dabney and others, Cima by Guy Lowell.
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Mexican Capital Seethes Amid Revolt
San Francisco May 1 The article notes John Kenneth Turner predicts Mexico City may fall within a week as revolts simmer in the capital. Turner, touring to fund fugitives at the border, warns revolutionaries cannot be crushed and most arms come from Guatemala while Interventions are dismissed.
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Navarro Surrenders as Insurrectos Rule El Paso Scene
El Paso reports General Navarro surrendered to rebels amid celebration and bells. Casualty numbers unclear, with 25 wounded cared for by Americans and 30 federal dead found. Desperate fighting continues as rebels enter the city and volunteers defend barricades. portions of the town burn.
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Incident at Los Angeles Morning Narrowly Missed Harm
A brief report notes a slight car mishap in Los Angeles this morning with no damage reported and no injuries. Police say the incident caused minor disruption but no further action was needed.
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Gus Smythe Named On Sheep Board In State Appointment
A. K. Smythe, brother of Dan P. Smythe, is named comember of the state sheep commission replacing H. C. Hooper. Board now comprises Charles Cleveland of Gresham Herbert Boyern of Pilot Rock and A. K. Smythe of Artington. Smythe, director of Smythe Bros, is a college graduate with extensive sheep business experience. Governor Gabe or Wrest confirms the appointment.
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Pendleton Plans Joyful Fourth Celebration in Park
Pendleton will stage a Fourth of July celebration primarily at Roundup Park with entertainment for townspeople and country visitors. A committee report supported by Mayor Murphy urged an event at Roundup Park, with other members proposing options for a morning program at the Reddup grounds and afternoon events, all to be finalized by the organizing committee.
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Japan fears cabinet change in China may affect ties
Tokio May 14. Japanese press reacts to China's edict establishing a responsible cabinet. Newspapers warn the move could harm Japan by leaning pro America, risking estrangement from China and strengthening United States influence.
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Sherman to not be Taft’s running mate next year
Washington May 10 James Schoolcraft Sherman known as Sunny Jim will not be Taft’s running mate next year. It is stated on good authority that Hammonds is the most probable vice presidential candidate.
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Canadian Reciprocity Measure Draws Editorial Fire
Ottawa May 10 A Canadian paper Editorially attacks the reciprocity measure saying Taft’s argument is an insult to Canada and Americans assume Canadians lack political susceptibility. The piece accuses American cousins of thinking Canadians are only concerned with dollars and too dull to grasp logic.
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Ex-Governor Folk to Speak Friday in Pendleton Lyceum
Ex Governor Folk of Missouri will address Pendleton Friday evening as the final Lyceum Bureau event of the year at the Methodist church. Folk, praised as a leading American citizen, will present two lectures Soldiers of Peace and The Era of Conscience, drawing a large crowd in Pendleton.
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Governor Witson Continues Western Trip
Denver May 10 Gov Witson continues a Western tour with a committee on missing interforms with legislation. At a banquet the governor attended a high club event before departing for the Pacific coast.
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Tennessee veterans meet at Knoxville in civil war homage
Knoxville Tenn May 10 Veterans who wore the blue in the Civil War and now residing in Tennessee assembled for the state encampment of the Grand Army. Commander in Chief Tow Ghichiere of Boston will address. Local veterans secure 119 national and momento of the order. The war department offers to provide foliage.
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Untitled historic dispatch reports tense west coast threat
A fragmented wartime message shows Great Anxiety over a planned attack near the rail corridor. References to a mainline train, regional locations, and possible saboteur activity indicate fear of disruption along the west coast. Further specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
Pendleton Votes for Pure Water Plan and Sewer Reform
Progressive citizenship wins in Pendleton with sweeping majorities for six amendments. Water bonds, sewer bonds, and street improvement measures pass by large margins, enabling a gravity water system and purified supply. The council canvasses votes tonight and enacts amendments into law.
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Secretive man dies after hospital treatment
A man brought to St Anthony's Hospital with typhoid origins died last evening after a period oflying to hospital staff. He had told nurses his name and spoke of a sister in Santa Rosa California, Mrs Alvert De Brent. Coroner's office continues inquiry to identify the deceased and locate his relatives as telegrams are sent to confirm his kin. continuous efforts at the hospital and coroner's investigation proceed.
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