Missionaries Killed as Chinese Soldiers Mutiny in Pao Ting Fu
Mutinous Chinese troops killed Rev Day of the Church of England and wounded Missionary F S Hughes near Pao Ting Fu while sacking Chin Chow. Bishop Scott was present as Day died and Hughes sought refuge in the town hall. American asks for 706 more troops to Tien Tein for China relief.
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Sociated
Peking
Tay
Church of England
Day
Scott
F. S. Hughe
Pao Ting Fu
Chin Chow
Hughes
Associated Press
Washington
Amercan
Calhoun
Bell
Manila
China
Tien Tein
Weather forecast for New Orleans on March 6
Tonight mostly cloudy and warmer with a forecast of unsettled conditions Thursday morning.
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Orleans
The Way to Wealth and Bank Safety Advised
Franklin’s maxim on industry and frugality guides wealth, while the Exchange National Bank is praised for secure, thoughtful service as a safe place to store money. The tone mirrors early 20th century financial advice urging prudent saving and reliable banks.
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Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Exchange National Bank
Best Condition In Mexico Since Feb I
Ad vices from Mexico today say that while the rebels control Chihuahua the situation is less dangerous than at any time since Feb. 1. Americans near Saltillo are gathering here and hurrying to the United States. No credit is given to the report that the Mexican foreign minister will hold the Americans as hostages should troops enter the republic.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Mexico
Chihuahua
Saltillo
United States
Republic
Sneed Murder Follows Fort Worth Trial Fallout
Georgetown witnesses say J. T. Sneed father of a Boyce-Sneed defendant was shot by tenant R. O. S. Hilliard of Rosebud who then killed himself. Hilliard left a note claiming revenge and indicating abduction of alleged abuse. The incident occurred after a brief foot chase on a street sidewalk.
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FT. Worth
Associated Press Dispatch
Georgetown
J. T. Sneed
John Beal Sneed
Boyce-Sneed
Fort Worth
R. O.S Hilliard
Rosebud
Hilliard
Sneed
Boyce
Boyces
Hillard
Ruby Hilliard
Troops to Mexican Border Move Planned
Washington dispatch reports the United States plans to send more troops to the Mexican border. The Mexican ambassador is to confer with the president late today.
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Lateq
Washington
United States
Refugees Move Through Laredo After Taft Proclamation
One hundred women and children refugees passed through Laredo from Mexico on March 6. The group contains few men, mainly families, carrying few possessions. They say they fled following President Taft's proclamation and family heads' advice, and another larger refugee train is expected tomorrow.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Laredo
Mexico
Taft
Madero Denounces Orozco for Defection in Bitter Speech
Mexico City March 6 President Madero in bitter terms yesterday denounced Pascual Orozco for his defection and declared he would punish him for his folly.
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Madero
Mexico City
Pascual] Orozoco
Dispute Over Lawrence Strike Heard in Washington
C F Lynch commissioner of public safety testified at the Lawrence strike hearing that authorities tried to halt the strike but mill owners refused to cooperate. He said police were to obtain written parent consent for any children removed, while he left enforcement to the officers. Captain Sullivan described careful policing amid street riots, car stonings, passenger harassment, and an attack during an arrest.
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Associated Press
Washington
C. F. Lynch
Commissioner of Public Safety
Lawrence
Ety
Sullivan
Assassination of Guayquil General Shocks Ecuador
Gen Julio Andrade, military commander at Guayquil, was killed last night at Quto by his own soldiers. The assassination occurred as Ecuadorian forces reported the incident in Guayquil on March 6.
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Julio Andrade
Guayquil
Associated Press Dispatch
Ecuador
Quto
Roosevelt Backing a State by State Presidential Primary
Roosevelt campaign managers push for a national presidential primary with Taft forces urged to cooperate. Secretary of War Simson, Roosevelt ally, said in Chicago on Tuesday he would support Taft.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Simson
Chicago
Rumor Claims British Explorer Reached South Pole
London dispatch reports an evening paper claiming Capt. Robert F. Scott has reached the South Pole but no confirmation exists. The claim remains unverified and unconfirmed by official channels at this time.
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London
Robt, F. Scott
South Pole
Demonstration Against Knox Shadowed South American Trip
An extraordinary anti American outburst led to the arrest of fifty ringleaders held until Secretary Knox departs. This marks the first public sign of opposition to Knox on his South American tour.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Manabua
Ffty
Knox
Percy Percy Resignation Demanded by Mississippi Legislature
A joint resolution demanding the resignation of Senator Leroy Percy was adopted by both houses in Jackson Mississippi yesterday in response to his pledge to step down. The move follows James K. Vardaman's decisive primary victory.
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Percy
Jackson, Miss
Leroy Percy
James K. Vardaman
Hyder Boy Given Life Term For Murder In Fort Worth
Fort Worth March 6 Judge Swayne condemned juries in Tarrant county for violent crime and sentenced John Hyder to life in the penitentiary for the murder of Nathan Schlessinger. The judge faulted jurors for not imposing harsher penalties and noted the murder was heinous and deterred by hanging.
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Record and Chronicle
Fortworth
Tarrant County
Swayne
Seventeenth District Court
John Hyder
Nathan Schlessinger
Murder Confession Ties Denton Men to Peddler Slaying
Hyder and Zack McKinney of Lewisville Denton County were accused of killing banana peddler Natan Schlessinger after a ride from Lewisville into Grapevine. Hyder confessed and testified to the robbery and murder. McKinney pled insanity and was tried by a jury. Hyder received a life sentence to the state penitentiary with hard labor.
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Norant
Denton County
Tarrant
Tarrant County
Hyder
Zack McKinney
Lewisville
Natan Schlessinger
Darrow Furnished Money in Juror Bribery Case
Detective Franklin testified that Darrow furnished the money to bribe juror Bain in the Mc Namara bribery case. Franklin pleaded guilty to the bribery charge.
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Darrow
Bain
McNamara
Franklin
Guity
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T'E Slayer
Iease
Tabor Steam Dye Works
A.L. Tabor & Sons
NWA
Denton
Chamber of
First Nations Bank
Texas
Elzee
Conley
Denton Trust Company
Williams Art Co
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Wiliams Art Co
J. W. Shaw
John Hyper
Sporting Goods
Wright & Ditson
W. A. Taliaferro
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