Troops Ordered to Border as Raids Threaten Arizona
Washington warns of Mexican border danger. General staff orders Mablin Craig to investigate conditions in the valley and along the California peak. Two Fourth Cavalry companies move to Douglas and Nogales to deter potential rebels near Jaurez. Consul Edwards urges Americans to cross into El Paso for safety.
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Illinois Supreme Court voids key laws over printing flaw
The Illinois Supreme Court invalidates several major laws and appropriation bills from the past four years. It declares a $60,000 medical department appropriation for the University of Illinois unconstitutional because the bill was not printed in final form before passage. Governor Dunne may call a special session to address past errors and attack other questioned measures.
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Recalled Colombian Leader Faces Mixed Support Abroad
In Bogota Gen. Pedro Biel Ospina, the Colombian ambassador to the United States, is recalled amid unclear domestic backing. The report notes tensions over policy toward the United States and possible shifts in international posture as March dates loom.
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Flames Sweep City as Houston Endures Worst Conflagration
A massive fire devastates Houston destroying warehouses, industrial plants, and hundreds of homes. Over 1,000 people are left homeless. 250 working men’s homes and stores burn. No fatalities reported. relief efforts mobilize by charitable institutions across the city.
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Labor Opposed to Pitney Nomination in Washington
Taft nominates Mahlor Pitney of New Jersey as associate justice but labor protests. Colombian government action signals discord with Panamanian policy. Knox visit to Colombia delayed. Republicans split from regulars over petroleum tariff. Wilson proposes commission to draft laws. Moonlight at Midnight nets 8700. New York paintings sale totals 104710. Packard Berry, last Monitor crew survivor, found dead of heart disease in York Pennsylvania.
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Man Eaters of Siberia Tiger Threat Across Villages
Reports from Vladivostok and Corean Manchu border describe daily tiger incursions into villages. Natives armed with spears face relentless Siberian tigers that smash doors and devour residents, prompting organized hunts along the frontier and warnings of danger from encroaching wildlife.
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Women at Forty Promote Ball Games and Fat Men
A quirky column quotes Mles Villa Faulkner Voge urging forty year old women to enjoy ball games and forget worries while a scientist notes germs on a thinner skin may differ from those on fatter skin, sparking humorous debate among readers.
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