Revolution Nears In Mexico After Madero Defeat
Fragments report Madero defeated and wounded with attempts to verify failing. US Consul says calm prevails as excitement subsides. rail lines and bridges denied damaged. Mex city and northern Chihuahua report trains on schedule and battles exaggerated. revolutionaries lose foreign sympathy.
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Washington
United States
Edward
Juraz
Mex
State Department
Mexico
Chihuahua
Mexico City
Madero Reported Wounded Near Carrizo Springs Texas
Word arrived that Madero was wounded and escorted by revolutionists as they crossed into Texas near Carrizo Springs yesterday. He is at a ranch while a courier travels to Eagle Pass for medical help.
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Madero
Carriso Springs
Tex
Texas
Eagle Pass
Rumor of Ma Gero Wound in Guerrero Battle Claimed False
No confirmation of Ma Gero being wounded in a Guerrero battle. Report is believed erroneous after efforts to verify fail. News from El Paso dated November 26.
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el Paso
Ma Gero
Guerrero
US Cavalry Moves to Patrol Mexican Border
Huachuca Ariz Nov 26 One troop of eighth US cavalry departed today to patrol the Mexican boundary amid reports that armed bands from Mexico might attempt incursions into Mexico.
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U. S. Cavalry
Huachuca
Ariz
Mexico
Infantry to patrol border from Fort Whipple to Huachuca
Infantry from Fort Whipple left Prescott to Fort Huachuca for border patrol. In San Diego rumors spread that Mexican exile Ricardo Magon would invade Baja California, prompting locals in Tila Juana to move $10,000 to banks and tighten security with extra guards.
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San Diego
Ricardo Magon
Lower California
Tila Juana
English suffragettes pursue votes with gunfire
London reports fifteen suffragettes arrested for attacking officials in Whitehall and jailed two months each. The movement claims women will arm for future campaigns. eyewitnesses describe stone, vitriol, and hat pin attacks, while some call the accounts exaggerated.
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London
Whitehall
Countess Tolstoj Ml. Tula’s Death and Illness Report
The message from Novy reports Countess Tolstoi is ailing with fever at Yasnaya Polyana following the death of Count Tolstoi. The news notes the bereaved state and the family home in Tula region.
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Countess Tolstoj
Ml. Tula
Novy
Count Tolatoi
Tolstoi
Yasnaya
Dr Crippen Denies murdering wife From the Grave
London news prints a letter purportedly from Dr Crippen written near the gallows denying the charge and saying he is wrongly convicted. Lloyds News claims the letter was given for publication by Miss Leneve amid the Crippen case reports.
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London
Strikebreakers Resented Taunts With Siots
Three union sympathizers were wounded in Chicago as Vincent Vilano and his wife, strike breaking garment workers, fired into a taunting crowd. Their revolvers were empty and they were trapped against a wall before police arrived to rescue them.
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Chicago
Vincent Vilano
Piute Murderer Sought by Posses Near Goldberg Hill
Kingman Arizona Nov 25 Trail riders and sheriffs posses close in on the Piute Indian who killed Dr L W Gilbert at Goldberg hill days ago The Indian swears he will resist capture and fight may ensue Gilbert was unprovoked estranged from his tribe and heir to a 1.5 million dollar estate implying motive and mystery surrounding the isolated location.
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Arizona
Trailore
L. W. Gilbert
Goldberg Hill
Gilbert
Goldburg
Lieutenant Gonzales Denies Recruiting Rebels in Portland
Lieutenant Manuel Gonzales of the Mexican army, son of a former president, arrived in Portland as a machinist and rejected dispatches alleging he recruited a rebel army in San Jose. He claimed his name was stolen and said he has been away from Mexico for fourteen years and remains loyal to President Diaz.
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Manuel Gonzales
Mexico
San Jose
Lieut. Gonzales
Drax
Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway Congress Session Opens
Delegates from across the nation gather in New Orleans for the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway congress. Discussion focuses on a War Department backed feasibility report to connect Lake Michigan with the Gulf of Mexico via a 14 foot channel.
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St. Louis
Lake Michigan
Gulf of Mexico
Congress
New Orleans
James J Hill
Great Northern
Great Falls Declines Census Recount Demand
Washington. Great Falls Montana will not obtain a reenumeration of its population after a demand from city representatives. Census director Durand denied the request saying it would be denied without reservation as the ground cannot be rechecked under the circumstances.
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Washington
Great Falls
Mont
Durand
Census Bureau
Fished for Greenbacks at Rochester Department Store
Police solved a cash theft ring when four boys used a gum-covered stick to snag bank notes from stacks behind steel screens. Bills ranging from $10 to $20 were taken before the youngsters were arrested, ending the department store’s concealed loss.
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Greenbacks
Rochester
Socialists May Back Gompers At AFL Convention
At St Louis on November 25 the socialist wing of the American Federation of Labor is not likely to oppose the re election of President Gompers. They are uniting against William Haywood for vice president while the convention may endorse San Francisco or New Orleans for the 1915 Panama fair. The federation’s executive committee ruled locals must obtain permission before calling a boycott, ending San Francisco union efforts to boycott the Call.
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St. Louie
Amrican Federation of Labor
Gompers
Wiliam Huber
San Francisco
New Orleans
Solicitors Union of
Rail rate hike testimony cites uneven increases
H C Bar tow traffic director for the Chicago Association of Commerce testified before the Interstate commerce commission on the proposed western railroad freight rate increases. He said railroads plan to raise some commodities while cutting others and noted class rate hikes drive price rises for retailers and consumers.
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Washington
H. C. Bartow
Chicago Association of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dynamite Found Near Federal Steel Plant in Chicago
Seventeen sticks of dynamite were discovered today near the Federal Steel works in Chicago. Officials believe a plot aimed at blowing up the building was in preparation. The American Bridge Company, which controls the Federal plant, has been in dispute with its employer nationwide.
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Federal Steel Company
Tte
American Bridge Company
Federal
Evangelist Sues For Services Rendered
London ex changeman James Berry sues Rev George Dymock of the Blackburn People s mission for 25 dollars claiming he should receive all lecture proceeds from a weekend evangelic mission. An official handed him about 50 dollars during a break, Berry argues larger share warranted by venue seating of around 500. Defense says seating limits held and Berry already got total proceeds. Case pending. Dispatches note Peru peaceful with insurgents likely detained.
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London
James Berry
George Dymock
Blackburn People’s Mission
Berry
Glacier Lake flood drowns many in Alaska disaster
Cordovia Alaska November 25 flood from a glacial lake release sent a vast water surge into the Bering valley. Icebergs broke free as the river rose ten feet with many houses swept away and a large death toll feared as settlers and miners perished. Similar outbreak noted near Miles Glacier Copper River valley in recent years. Chicago November 25 indictments for Tilinolg Central fraud scheme charged against Hartman Taylor Ewing and Baker bonds set at twenty thousand each. Osterman testified to car repair graft.
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Alaska
Bering Valley
Bering Mountains
Bering River
Miles
Copper River Valley
Chicago
Charing
Tilinolg Central
Frank Hartman
John Taylor
Charles Ewing
Joseph Baker
Henry Osterman
Twenty Fourth Death From Football Strikes Local Suburb
In Winsted Connecticut Harry Lee aged seventeen died from a fractured skull sustained in the Thanksgiving football game between Tierney cadets and Gilbert preparatory school. The death marks the twenty fourth football related fatality of the season.
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Winsted
Conn
Tierney Cadets
Gilbert Preparatory School
Harry Lee
Lizard misadventure nearly sparks London suit
In Mayfair a pair of ladies and Madame Antoniadi’s trustee clash over pet reptiles roaming their drawing room. Major Fowler-Burton trod on Timothy the lizard, provoking hysterics and a plan for compensation that ended as a settled matter with a brood of Timothy replacements.
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London
Malet
Madame Antoniad
Mayfair
Major Co. Fowler-Burton
Fowler-Burton
Timothy
Carlton Hotel
Major
Timoth‘es
Dr Cook Threatens to Renew Claims Amidcredibility Doubt
A report notes Dr. Cook threatens to renew his claims though the report itself questions his credibility. No independent confirmation or credible details accompany the assertion, leaving uncertainty about the threat and its basis.
Walla Walla and Pendleton Fight Spokane Roundup Move
Walla Walla uses a commercial club committee to protest Spokane plans for a Roundup next May. Pendleton seeks support to keep the event local, while Spokane is urged not to duplicate the show. Messrs Gwinn Steiner to travel to Spokane. NP official denies NP backing the Spokane move.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Spokane
Mutineers Surrender for Full Pardon in Brazil Navy
In Rio de Janeiro on November 25, mutineering sailors aboard four Brazilian warships the Minas Geraes San Paulo De Odara and Bahia surrendered under assurances they would face no punishment. For four days the ships held the city under gunfire causing minor property damage.
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Rio Janiero
Minas Geras
San Haulo
de Odara
Bahia
Fred
Insane jealousy sparks murder near Keeling apartments
Portland reports William Hassing, an electrical worker, shot and killed his wife and was pronounced with no chance for life by St. Vincent physicians. The act, premeditated with a poser card for their fifteen-month-old baby, followed a prior arrest for threatening to kill the woman. The couple had married in Denver two years earlier.
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William Hassing
Keeling Apartments
St. Vincent
Hassing
Denver
Death of Diaz Signals Real Mexican Revolution
Leavenworth Kansas November 25 General Franklin Bell former chief of staff of the United States army said today that the present Mexican revolution is of no consequence but a real revolution would come with the death of President Diaz.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Franklin Bell
United States Army
Philippines
Diaz
African Methodist Church Organizing in Pendleton
Mrs J R McLeod of Ellensburg and Mrs J D Phillips of Seattle, two AME missionaries, arrived to organize a colored church in Pendleton. They held a meeting at Southern Methodist church and plan to canvass for members and funds to buy the Galloway chapel, with ministers from other denominations to be approached and presiding elder consulted. They anticipate forming a strong church with a positive impact on local moral welfare.
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J. R. McLeod
Ellensburg
J. D. Phillips
Seattle
African Methodist Church
Southern Methodist Church
West Webb Street
Galloway Chapel
Southern Methodists
Pendleton
November 25 in History highlights a mixed record
Key events include a 1760 Tripoli earthquake that almost destroyed the city of Balbechoa, a Lisbon jewel purchase for Napoleon's coronation in 1804, Andrew Carnegie’s 1832 birth, J W Gunnison's 1893 death while surveying a Pacific route, 1854 Danish expulsion of Harry Harring, Bragg’s Confederate defeat near Chattanooga in 1863, a 1904 neon line opening to Fairfax Court House, Japanese odds on Port Arthur, and a 1908 London denial about King Edward’s health.
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Tripoli
Balbechoa
Lisbon
Napoleon
Andrew Carnegie
J. W. Gunnison
Pacific
Harry Harring
North American Company
Denmark
Bragg
Chattanooga
Tenn
Washington
Fairfax Courthouse
Port Arthur
London
Edward
Divorces Cited In Quarrel Over Agreement
A Houston Post fragment shows a couple in dispute over divorce. The wife insists on preventing the divorce while the husband reportedly also desires one, revealing a tense domestic conflict and public tabloid style dialogue.
Barret urges diversified farming to save small farms
National President of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union visits Pendleton to urge retired farmers to return to the land and promote diversified farming. He says the union is flourishing, expanding its reach, and argues large farms burden communities. He cites gains from 16 to 20 acre farming and criticizes bonanza wheat holdings. The meeting at First Christian church featured Barrett and speakers J. W. McAllister and State Senator Trooks.
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Farmers’ Educational & Co-operative Union
Pendleton
Co. & Barrett
Farmers’ Educational & Co-operative Union of America
Barrett
Oregon
Dalles
Helix
Umatilla
C. C. Connor
County Union
Pullman
Washington, D. C
Fred Raymond
Water Street
Georgia
Farmers of America
First Christian Church
Commercial Association
Association
Eat
J. W. McAllister
Trooks
Tennessee
Frazer, Missing Grain Speculator Found Alive in Wisconsin
Abner Bertron Frazer once a Minneapolis grain speculator was found in Lacrosse Wis by D Craig. He had disappeared after losing a wheat fortune five years earlier. His memory is cloudy and efforts will be made to restore it.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Abner Bertron Frazer
Minneapolis
D. Craig
Frazer
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