Rebels Organize Campign Against Capital in Early Mexican Revolt
Ten thousand rebels at Buena Vista Guerrero encampment under General Piquero prepare to march on Mexico City. Officials fear early attack as fortifications rise and garrison grows to 1000. Juarez unrest, Madero cabinet resignations, and Cananea seizure accompany growing turmoil along the border.
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Buena Vista
Guerrero
Revolutionista
Piquero
Alny
Mexico City
Ely
Taft Reconciles Roosevelt With New York Factions
President Taft seeks to reconcile Roosevelt and the old guard in New York by nominating Henry Stimson of New York to be Secretary of War after Dickinson resigns. Taft allegedly consulted Roosevelt and Root. claims of friction with Knox over Mexico are denied.
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Washington
Henry Stimson
New York
Dickinson
Taft
Roosevelt
Old Guard
New York State
Root
Stimeon
Knox
Lady Deces Waves to Recovery After Operation
London May 13 Carl Docies condition reported satisfactory today with expected rapid recovery following the operation.
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Lady Dectes
London
Wireless telegraphy to link Britain's empire abroad
Mention of a 20 station network enabling all of Britain's possessions worldwide to be linked by wireless telegraphy. The statement implies a grand imperial communication system, highlighting technological reach and strategic reach of the empire via wireless tech. No dates or named entities beyond Britain and empire.
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Britain
Nurse aide of Doctor linked to Riverside shooting
New York May 13 Alta Marhe ka a nurse aide of Dr W C Lateon was found unconscious in her bathroom after a shooting in his Riverside apartment. She will probably recover. She claimed the doctor’s death was a transformation not an end and that she would rejoin him. The notes in her rooms show deep affection for him. The evidence suggests another hand fired the fatal shot.
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New York
Alta Marheka
W. C. Lateon
Riverside
Larson
Asylum Fire Traced to Defective Wiring in Salem Wing
Fire at the East Wing of Salem Insane Asylum partially destroyed the central wing and endangered 150 inmates. Investigation points to defective wiring. no insurance. Repairs to start Monday with convict labor at an estimated cost of $14,000. Weather outlook shows unusually warm trends with storms and tornado risk in the cyclone belt later in the week.
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Insane Asylum
Salem
Ore
Toling
Smart
Dupee
New York
West
West Virginia
Kansia
Nebraska
Lake Forest Meet Opens With Record Field At Lake Forest
Lake Forest Indiana May 14 an unprecedented field of athletes gathered in Lake Forest for the eighth annual Lake Forest Interdiglastic meet. The event draws strong entrants from area colleges and local clubs seeking top marks in track and field events.
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Lake Forest
Grandson of first governor visits with historic sword
Roy C. Lane of Papillion Idaho arrives in town on business and visits Lee Moorhouse. He possesses a prized relic the sword General Santa Anna gave General Joseph Lane after Buena Vista. Lane is a grandson of General Joseph Lane, son of Col. John Lane, and cousin to ex Mayor Harry Lane. Lane is currently in the mercantile business at Lapwal.
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Papwi
Idaho
Lee Moorhouse
Santa Anna
Huena
Vista
Joseph Lane
Young Lane
John Lane
Indian Service
Col. Taine
Buena Vista
Wise
Oregon
Harry Lane
Portland
Nathan Lane
Col
Indian Department
Rey Ce Taine
Lapwal
Governor Wilson Visits Pasadena With Trade Delegation
Pasadena May 13 Governor Wilson accompanied by a delegation of 100 arrived in the city. He was hosted as the guest of the local board of trade during the morning visit.
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Pasadena
Wilson
Board of Trade
Supreme Court Decision Expected In Tobacco Trust Case
Washington May 18 It is reported the United States Supreme Court will announce on Monday a decision in the Standard Oil and American Tobacco trust cases. The text suggests the ruling may be delayed to the late decision day May 2 or possibly into October term after the summer recess. The anticipation is a regular topic as the term nears its close.
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San Diego
Bernardeno Reyes
Encaenda
Ensenda
Pryce
Tin Juana
Ae Nogales
Nogales
Southern Pacific
Canea
Mexico
Washington
United States Supreme Courtl
American Tobacco Trust
Ft Ie
California recall law becomes effective today
Sacramento May 13 A new California bill for recall and initiative for all municipalities becomes effective today. It allows recall elections for elective municipal officers after four months in office with 25 percent voter petition. The subject officer stands as a re election candidate. municipal legislation can be started by 25 percent petition and local councils can delay or submit at next election.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
Seattle prisoners try to escape
Seattle May 13. With only one bar left to be sawed before 126 prisoners in the county jail might be liberated four desperate prisoners were caught last night by Sheriff Hodge who found saws pipes and other tools. One is convicted of murder.
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Seattle
Hodge
Census inquiry eyed by grand jury in Shudd case
In Seattle on May 12 the census taker Furman Shudd faces trial for census fraud and an intimation is made that the Seattle and Tacoma census counts may be examined by the grand jury next week.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Furman Shudd
Smelting Firm Plans Alaska Fight Over Guggenheim Control
Seattle May 13 Local Alaskans laugh at a report that United Smelting opens Alaska offices to oppose Guggenheim control for a development stake. They blame Guggenheim press agents for reports meant to arouse sympathy for Guggenheim.
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Seattle
United Smelting Company
Alaska
Guggenheim Control
Guggenheim
Gugrenheim
Queren of Reptiles Arrested at Waterbury Show
In Waterbury Connecticut Zooma the Queen of Reptiles a performer known as a man about 24 is jailed on charges of assault and battery after a snake was thrown into the crowd at an afternoon show. The reptile struck a young woman in the face and wrapped around her arm and shoulder causing her to become hysterical and seek medical care.
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Waterbury
Conn
Zooma
Memorial service for Henry Chapin across New England churches
On May 13 Hoeton reports a memorial service honoring Henry Chapin, head of the American Unitarian Association. Born in Upton, Massachusetts, a hundred years ago today, he died in Worcester where he had served as mayor, on October 14, 1875. Chapin was a lawyer by profession.
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Henry Chapin
American Unitarian Association
New England
Chapin
Upton
Mass
Worcester
Election Postponed in Lisbon to May 28
Lisbon notes the election of the first republican parliament, initially set for tomorrow, has been postponed for the fifth time. Balloting now scheduled for Sunday, May 28.
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Lisbon
John Dietz Found Guilty of Murder in Wisconsin
Hayward Wis May 13 John Diets defender of Cameron Dam was found guilty of the murder of Toputy Harp by the jury which was out at night. Dietz was sentenced to life imprisonment. His wife and sin Leele Included In the charge are acquitted. Judge gave him ten days to appeal to the supreme court. Dietz shouted at the lumber trust must have a victim as he was led from the courtroom.
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Wie
Toputy Harp
Diets
Sin Leele
Dietz
Jodee Reid
Harp
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Supreme Court
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Tumber Trust
Tlave
Dow Vilins
Hile Tone
Diet
Latonia Hosts Midseason Auto Show Trials this Weekend
In Cinetwniath on May 12 the midseason automotive trials begin with local entrants competing aboard a mix of machines. The event continues tomorrow with additional demonstrations and public viewing opportunities at Latonia.
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Cinetwniath
Cuual Boys Take Third Win Relay Race and Cup
Washington High of Portland won the inter scholastic meet at Eugene with 34 points, Pendleton took second and Portland Academy was close behind. Relays dominated the day as Pendleton captured the Sigma Nu cup, with other events led by Dickinson in the 880 and Bibee in the 120 hurdles.
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Ore
Washington High School
Portland
Dayton
Pendleton
Salemi
Oregon City
Portland Academy
Heaver Club
Dickson
Barber
Washington High
Bibee
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Divine
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Elbee
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Chapman
Taylor
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Gerson
Bésien
Tim
Pigeon Fight Opens Ohio Valley Flying Club Season
May 18 reports a 100 mile pigeon race from Mitchell Indiana to start the Ohio Valley Flying club season tomorrow. The event marks the league opener with pigeons bred and trained for endurance competing in the annual race.
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Chineinnall
Mitchell
Ind
Ohio Valley Flying Club
1911 UMncle State Gaelle association opener planned
Chicago on May 13 reports the season kickoff with a foothill game and hurlite match scheduled for tomorrow, marking the start of the UMncle State Gaelle association year.
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Chicago
Umncle State Gaelle Association
Motorcycle racing opener at Guttenberg track
New York May 13 Motor cycle racing will begin tomorrow at the old Guttenberg race track now transformed into a motor drome with expected local interest and participation.
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New York
Guttenberg
Centennial of James S. Lincoln Birth Observed in Providence
Providence May 18 centennial marks the birth of James S. Lincoln famed portrait and landscape painter and first president of the Providence Art Club. He died in 1887.
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Providence
R. L
James S. Lincoln
Providence Art Club
Ely
Bad Check Artists Becoming Numerous
Local officers report a rise in bad checks as investigators seek a suspect who forged the name of Virgil Moore, cashed a seven dollar forty cent draft at Thacker grocery, and fled before capture. The man claimed to be J Conley, but no description or identification is available.
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Frank Weber
Pasco
Tom Sworingen
Virgil Moore
Cimon
Thacker
West Web Street
Ith
Mr. Thacker
J. Conley
American National Bank
President Tart to Speak to Masons in Newark and New York
Washington May 13 President Tart leaves Washington for Newark to address the St John lodge of Masons at their 130th anniversary dinner. He then proceeds to New York for an evening talk on driving law before the Academy of Progress and the New York Her association.
Dickinson Promised to Quit at Age of Sixteen Birthday
Friends of Dickinson state his resignation last night followed a pledge to leave public life after turning sixteenth in January. He resigned as soon as Taft would permit it, with no cabinet friction claimed.
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Dickinson
Taft
Gee Serted
Taft Heads to Newark for Masons Dinner Tour
President Taft departed Washington for Newark New Jersey where he will address the 156th anniversary dinner of St John’s Lodge of Masons. He will then speak in New York on criminal law at a dinner hosted by the prison association the academy of political science and the New York Bar Association before heading to Harrisburg to address the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen convention.
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Taft
Newark
N. J
St. John's Lodge of Masons
New York
Prison Association
The
Academy of Political Science
New York Bar Association
Tatt
Harrisburg
Farmers Protest Reciproc ity Clash at Senate Hearing
Washington May 13 farmers from Oregon Washington Colorado Minnesota Wisconsin Missouri Pennsylvania West Virginia Kentucky Massachusetts Connecticut New Hampshire Maine protested to the Senate Finance Committee against the Canadian reciprocity measure. The National Grange led by former Governor Bachelier of New Hampshire opposed the plan. W S Strae sberger of Pittsburgh urged tariff cuts on plate glass to aid industry. T Kingman of North Dakota spoke for farmers noting bread prices and wheat prices. he argued free admission of Canadian wheat would cost farmers 10 cents a bushel and dismissed fears of a wheat shortage.
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Senate Finance Committee
Oregon
Colorado
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Connecticut
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Maine
National Grange
Bachelier
Straezberger
Pittebuare
T. Ro Kingman
North Dakota
America
Gravity Water System Delays Bond Submission
The water commission meets with engineer Franky Kelsay to discuss the gravity water system. Thorn Hollow proposition submission to the city council is expected in about two months. Flow gauging continues and rights of way are being secured.
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Water Commission
Franky Kelsay
Portland
The
Water Board
Thorn Hollow
Partly Good for Only Low Years Longer
Dr Rygnte Arrehenius of Stockholm warned at Augustana College that Earth could become uninhabitable like Mira due to sun heat and carbonic acid loss. He said the sun will keep emitting heat for a billion more years, but atmospheric CO2 depletion could end life in about ten thousand years.
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Mira
Rygnte Arrehenius
Stockholm
Augustana College
Arrehents
Arrellentus
IM. Arrehenius
Thomas
Wisconsin athletes entered in Morersehal Fastle meet
Whakesha Wisconsin May 1 Athletes from Mor than run score of Wisconsin sth are entered in the Morersehal Fastle meet at Carroll today.
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Whakesha
Wis
Wisconsin
Carrol Allege
Era of Conscience speech denounces graft and corruption
Ex Governor Joseph W Folk of Missouri spoke at a Lyceum event urging active fight against graft in business and politics. He urged cleaner government, warned that the honest majority remains passive against a lawless element, and stressed the need for persistent reform and public rights over privilege.
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Missouri
Methodist Church
Lyceum
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Falk
Ran P. Smythe
Pendleton Commercial Association
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President Smythe
Stephen A. Lowell
Will M. Peterson
Governor Folk
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