Mexican Revolution Tensions Loom as Ding Aboard Ypiranga
May 21 Vera Cruz Mexico The steamer Ypiranga carrying former President Ding sails to Spain via Havana. Ding, flanked by twenty officers, departs under heavy guard with no public demonstration. Fears arise of an alliance with Limantour to back a Diaz adherent in the upcoming election. Gustavo Madero lauds Limantour as pivotal in a largely bloodless revolution. General Pryce and Captain Hopkins reportedly missing after dawn execution of Captain Frasico View. officers replaced, some rebels speculate foul play.
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Vera Crux
Mexico
Ypiranga
Ding
Spain
Havana
Dingedé
Madero
Reyes
Limantour
Diaz
Juares
Gustavo Madero
Francisco
Revoluton
Jose Limantour
United States
New York Bankera
Madeeros
Dia
Sid Madero
Limantour Madero Cald
New York
Hotel Astor
America
General Pryce
San Diego
Cal
Francisco View
Hopkins
Pryce
Los Angeles
Sali
Eamp
View
Poblo
Owners push East Alta paving on Court street route
About 40 percent of East Court street property owners back a petition to pave East Alta from Malin to Court. D. J. Tweedy says frontage now covers enough to avoid remonstrance if council orders paving. Dr. Fo wt Henderson and Tweedy have secured many signatures and expect more to sign. Petitioners plan to present their case to the council to advance paving along the full length.
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East Court Street
Alta Street
Malin
Court
East Alta
D. J. Tweedy
Mr. Tweedy
Fo Wt. Henderson
Mast Alt Street
Delayed dynamite blast injures seven in Portland cemetery work
A delayed dynamite blast at the mouth of Scott cemetery in Portland Oregon today injures seven workers. One man William Delphin is possibly fatally harmed as investigators scrutinize the accident amid excavating duties.
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Portland
Ore
Scott Cemetery
Willam Delphin
Suneter Wins English Derby at Epsom Downs
Suneter driven by The Jools entry won the English Derby at Epsom Downs amid heavy backing. Steadfast finished second and Royal Tender third among 26 starters. Royal attendance included King George and Queen Mary, with bookmakers estimated to have lost about £5,000,000.
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Epsom Downs
England
Suneter
Jools
Sears
Royal Tender
Tweny
King George
Queen Mary
Pope Pius Suffering From Arterial Ailment Reported
Washington May 31 a Rome dispatch says that Pope Pius is suffering from an affection of the arteries. The dispatch declares the ailment was reportedly confirmed and the Vatican admits the seriousness of the pope's condition.
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Washington
Rome
Vatican
Killed by dynamite near Walla Walla
Lew Crowe, brother of wheat king John Crowe, died in a dynamite blast while road blasting on Blue Creek thirteen miles from Walla Walla. A premature explosion likely covered his body. he was brought to Walla Walla. This is the Crowe family’s second fatality after Nelia Crowe’s past death at a Fulton warehouse.
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John Crowe
Walla Walla
Lew Crowe
Nce
Bive Creek
Crowe Brothers
Nela Crowe
Fulton
Steamfitters and Plumbers Resume Work in Chicago
Chicago May 31 The union notices urging a return to work aim to end a forty million dollar building up in Chicago caused by a jurisdictional dispute between steamfitters and plumbers. The joint arbitration board backed the steamfitters, leaving the plumbers to decide the next move and the tie up’s continuation.
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Chicago
Joint Board of Arbitration
Operator Blame Cast on Burlington Wreck
Lincoln Neb May 21 Burlington officials blame the telegraph operator at McCook for failing to deliver offers to the eastbound train. Feakin and Garee Dean passengers died last night with injuries reported. Estimated damage from the incident runs into hundreds of dollars.
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Lincoln
Neb
Burlington
Indianola
McCook
Feakin
Garee Dean
Mikes
Clark Co Moves Elliot Takes Place In Pendleton
Clark Co plans to move from Ferguson building to the Temple building with the George H. Clark grocery store occupying the old Clark Co space. P C Elliot will open a delicatessen and perhaps a cafe, moving into the former Clark grocery location. Elliott known Pendleton caterer aims for a family trade and later improvements. Mrs Louie Hungiker and daughter Dorothy visit from Walla Walla. Miss Thelma Thompson hosts Little Miss Hunzler.
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Wolah
Temple Building
George H. Clark
Ferguson Building
Clark
P. C. Elliot
Pendleton
P. O. Eliiot
Tone Wen
Elliot
Louie Hungiker
Dorothy Hungiker
Walla Walla
Miss Hunzle
Thelma Thompson
Wappanstein Attorney Dies From Paralysis
Frank Southard, a former chief of police Wappanstein’s attorney, died after paralysis struck while seeking a quick cure. He had reduced his weight from 250 pounds to 140 pounds. The funeral is set for tomorrow and his death may affect the Wappanstein trunk service suspension.
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Battle
Frank Southard
Wappenstein
Uail
Kills Woman Who Disgraced His Family
San Francisco on May 31 Lelle Corvine, 38, shot and killed Mrs Johanna Corvine at her Union Street home. He told police she admitted intimacy with his son and planned to flee with the younger man, saying he acted after being angered by family scandal.
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San Francisco
Lelle Corvine
Fadey
Johanna Corvine
Union Street
Corvine
Railroad war for central Washington lines clash in surveys
Rival railroad systems Hill and Harriman prepare a major buildup in North Central Washington as Harriman forces under General Manager Strahorn conduct surveys along the upper Columbia. The region, about 11 000 square miles and agriculturally rich, is seen as the next front in the competition.
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Portland
Ore
Washington
The
Hill and
Harriman Systems
Harriman
Genral
Strahorn
Third District
Upper Columbia
Great Northern
Taft acted as lawyer for American Sugar Refining firm
Attorney General Wickersham testified before a House committee that Henry Taft, President Taft’s brother, served once as counsel for the American Sugar Refining Company while a member of Strong and Cadwallader. Taft’s fee flowed to the firm, with Wickersham as silent partner, during the Herericos trust prosecution and Philippine land purchases.
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Washington, DC
Wickersham
House Committee
Department of Justices
Henry Taft
Putt
Strong & Cadwallader, Acta
American Sugar Refining Company
Tutt
Heoricos Trust
Tobween Trust
Ton
John Mammomi
Gisugar Trust
Philippines
Wickerstian
Hammman
Thut Denis
Wocherthom
Superior Court verdict rules forged wills in Warner case
Salem Oregon May 31 The supreme court division today in the James Young will contest ruled against Mabel Warner The court decided that the contestants of a third will get a win in their favor This reverses the circuit court ruling in Mammoth County The decision calls the alleged wills forgeries and upholds a fair presumption they were forged Justice Moore notes the case was sent back to the circuit court for retrial and praises the outcome for justice The proclamation covers thirteen pages with quotes from Judge A Fee and others
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Salem
Ore
Supreme Court
James Young
Mabel Warner
Circuit Court of
Wade
Perons
Lee
Pases
Supreme Cart
National Dog Shows Open in Boston Today
Two specialty dog shows opened at Brookline Country Club hosted by the Fox Terrier Club of America and the Irish Terrier Club of America. Rivalry between the events noted as they ran at same price, with James J. Lyon of Port Huron, Mich, named as judge. Notable entries include Champion Dinerageit Silgin Tip and Champion Cettle Badger owned by Pro-Gorman of St. Louis. A separate Los Angeles note reports a revolutionary junta and General Frye’s whereabouts.
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Hoston
Brookline Country Club
Fox Terrier Club
Armerica
Irish Terrier Club of America
Sapie Price
James J. Lyon
Port Huron
Mich
Pro- Gorman
St. Louis
Father Choro
Camula
Ogden aralour prevents panic in wheat market
In Chicago on May 41 a surge of May wheat to 1.04 halted panic as bulls planned to corner the market. Oden Armor reportedly chained funds, saving many shorts from heavy losses. May options expired at noon with heavy arrivals from the elevator, an estimated 2,000,000 bushels to deliver.
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Chicago
Oden Armor
Medford Urges Hariman Widow to Build University
Medford Oregon May 31 An offer of 1000 perme of land and $60000 with Which to be prove it was wired to Mrs Harriman widow of the railroad Wisard to the business men of Med ford if she will establish the university here which she proposes to build to her husand s memory.
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Medford
Ore
Harriman
Wisard
Homeopathic Doctors Gather for NY College Commencement
New York May 31 Homeopathic physicians from across the country attend the annual pilgrimage for the New York Homeopathic Medical College meeting and commencement. The highlight is the dedication of the college bacteriological laboratory funded by 500 alumni, its largest building in the world for the field.
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New York
New York Homeopathic Medical College
Governor names university regents in Oregon move
Salem May 31 Charles H Fisher editor of the Eugene Guard named to the university of Oregon board to replace M L Butler. A Dixon named to another regent seat under new law making him an automatic member. Governor West announced all appointments for the biennial state directory and the Southern Oregon District Agricultural Society list includes Dex wer Rive and others. Protective commissions for penitentiary reform school and tuberculosis treatment named with Rev Benet and Rev Moore. Directory aims to be thorough and accurate, avoiding fluff and focusing on state facts.
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Salem
Ore
tCharles H Fisher
Eugene Guard
Board of Regents
University of Oregon
M, L. Butler
Dixon
Eugene
Ehen
Tie One
West
Second Souther
Oregon District Agricultural Society
Dexwer Rive
Roveburs
James Modiey
Oakland
T. McClanahan
EB. Geillitson
Bandon
Meredith
Golf Beach
Daniel Co
State Commission For the
Andrew C. Smith
Darwin & White
A. Mills
Portland
Leslie Butler
Hiolt River
I. AL Peatey
George FL Rogers
Sffleral
Feailh
Beerstory
Thornton
Gouver
Darrow to Confer With Labor Leaders Over McNamara Defense
Los Angeles May 21 The Iron Workers union lawyers chosen to defend the McNamara brothers will also represent B H Connors and A B Maple indicted in the dynamite plot. Attorney Darrow departs for San Francisco for talks with labor leaders then Indianapolis and plans to return by July 5 for the McNamaras to plead.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Iron Workers’ Union
McNamara Brothers
B. H. Connors
A. B. Maple
Grand
Hall
Regc Ords
Harriman
McNamiras
Darrow
San Francisco
Indianapolis
McNamaras
New York Representative Granted Comb and Brush
Washington May 21 Rep John Dwight of New York Republican whip in the house had a comb and brush approved for his room at the House Office Building. After Democratic rule a written request was required, sent to a committee on accounts for investigation before funds were authorized for the purchase and delivery of the items.
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Washington
John Dwight
New York
Dwight
Committee On Accounts
Wreck of Michigan Central Express Near Ontario Kills Two
Detroit dated May 31 reports westbound Michigan Central express No. 2 derailed near Ridgetown Ontario. The engine overturned and the engineer Quinlan and fireman Oakes were killed. Authorities believe saboteurs may be involved.
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Detroit
Michigan Central
Ridgetown
Ontario
Eneineer Quinlan
Oakes
Quelle Restaurant Changes Ownership
The Quelle Restaurant changes ownership with Gus Le Fontaine handing the business on Maly Street to Noulon Jake Koppos and Tame Christ. The new proprietors plan to operate the eatery as before, keeping its popular status in Pendleton. La Fontaine retires from ownership but remains building owner and will focus on other interests.
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Gus le Fontaine
Quelle
Maly Street
Noulon
Jake Koppos
Tame Christ
Tomorow
Russia
Anerica
Acordi Sears
Halse
Idahi
la Fontaine
Pendleton
Peniteton
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Pope Pius
John Crow
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Central
Mill and
Twarriman Systems
Council For Sugar Trust
Taft
Ber
Strong & Cadwallader
Isis
Lawr
Government
Warner Ghat
Mable Warner
Justice Moore
I. J. Bean
Fee
Boston
Tos Vieles
Ta Angeles
Chl
Fryce
Ogden Aralour
Meedford
Sewalleiman University
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Marnne
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Quelle Restaurant
Alberta
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