Diaz Assails Madero and Forecasts Mexican Revolution
Gen Bernardo Reyes, exiled in San Antonio, declares Madero unfit for power and warns a new Mexican revolt could arise if promises of liberty and suffrage are not fulfilled. He credits the army’s duty and notes U.S. intervention remains possible while opposing American funding for any insurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Diaz
Bernardo Reyes
Dias
Francisco 1. Madero
San Antonio
Tex
Madero
Reyes
Monterey
Francisco Madero
Orosco
Figueroa
Arma
Hhs
United States
Berger Seeks End to Trusts With Government Seizure Plan
Victor Berger of Milwaukee, the first Socialist in Congress, calls to repeal the Sherman Act and replace it with a program that confiscates trust property when a pool controls over sixty percent of output. He would create a Department of Manufacturing under the president to oversee such industries for public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Press
Waukee
Unknown historic remedy note about backache and diseases
Fragmentary medical note describes an ounce fluid extract Buchu and Murex as a remedy for backache and pain. It mentions taking one or two after meals and at bedtime. Text hints at misused medicinal ingredients and warnings about serious diseases like Brights disease or diabetes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette
Rena O
Gar Bright
War Against Mixed Marriages Spreads Clergy Campaign
Vancouver clergymen initiated a campaign to stop mixed marriages after fourteen recent unions between white women and non whites. Couples from Idaho California Oregon and Washington sought licenses in Vancouver to wed. The story notes similar cases and pressures from neighboring states and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wash
Mesalliane
Idaho
California
Oregon
Washington
Alveolar Dentistry and Publicity Advancing Honest Service
An advertising pitch for Alveolar Dentistry promotes honest patient service and discredits unethical trade. claims success for alveolar teeth and bridgework, offering free initial exam and showcasing counter samples. The piece defends advertising as a public benefit and urges readers to visit for a demonstration.
Girl Shoots Doctor in Jealous Rage at Logan
In Huntington on November 1 Addie Cook, a Logan physician and former state legislator Dr J E McDonald, was shot by Miss Cook after a alleged jilting. The 3 bullets hit McDonald with one through the right lung. Cook was jailed and later bailed at $5000. She said she would repeat the act if given the chance. McDonald is described as a prominent Democratic leader in southern West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
J. E. McDonald
Logan
Addie Cook
Mise Cook
McDonald
Southern West Vir
Shotgun Death Sparks Canton Family Tragedy
In Canton Ohio a shotgun bought for protection by Marco Vallebuona for his daughter Mary 13 was misused by her young brother Frank 10 who accidentally shot and killed Marion Vallebuona 26. Marion died two hours after the gun fired. The incident occurred after a jilted lover had threatened Mary.
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Canton
Marco Vallebuona
Mary
Marion Vallebuona
Frank Valiebuona
Local market prices for produce and meats
Readable prices list include native Washington apples Wenatchee Valconela oranges and various meats with per pound and per unit figures. Also shows vegetables like potatoes tomatoes cabbage lettuce cucumbers and peaches with unit amounts and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Ranch
Washington
Wenatchee
Ceee Veneserees
Tive
California
Hazing at Annapolis Reported Amid Giggling Crowd
At the U S Naval Academy two fourth classmen W D Alexander and D C Watson were hazed in the presence of giggling girls as jealousy over a contest for a pretty heiress sparked the act. A midshipman and young women watched as one plebe was made to perform a song and dance and stand on his head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
W. D. Alexander
D. C. Watson
Spokane rate case sparks new railroad challenge
Spokane plans another move against the Spokane rate decision as transcontinental railroads seek an injunction. Attorney H. M. Stephens, who won for Spokane, returns from Washington where he opposed the railroads appeal before the commerce court. Governor Mann comments on a rumored three cornered presidential race among Clark Wilson Harmon with Harmon favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Spokane
H. M. Stephens
Stephens
Washington, D. C
Commerce Court
Colquitt
Texas
Noel
Alabama
Mann
Virginia
Clark
Wilson
Harmon
Oscar Underwood Boomed for in Orleans Speech
In New Orleans on November date Congressman Oscar Underwood of Alabama speaking as Democratic House leader urged support for key measures. End of report notes his prominence in national party leadership and ongoing legislative push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fivenne Prees
Orleans
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
That Tobacco Trust Faces Dissolution Fight in Court
Delancey Nicoll, a leading New York trust lawyer, defended the plan to dissolve the tobacco trust in a United States court yesterday as opponents argued dissolution would let them pull chestnuts from the fire for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Trust
Ann K
Bbirior
Clandmen
One Dose Ends Indigestion and Stomach Trouble
Advert shows Pape's Diapepsin as a fast relief for indigestion gas dyspepsia and upset stomach. Claims relief in five minutes with one dose and urges asking a druggist for Paper's Diapepsin to cure stomach misery this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Costa
Pacific and Occidental Board Co. paper venture seeking 15000 shares
Six years after proposing waste paper use George M Pillsbury helped create the Pacific Board Paper Co in 1910. He then formed the Occidental Board Co to produce binders board with a capacity of one ton per day and contracts from Zellerbach Paper Co and California State Bindery. The firm seeks 15000 preferred shares at 100 each to fund new machinery and expand output to four tons per day under strict investor scrutiny.
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Pacific Board & Paper Co
Plana
Pillsbury
New England
New Jersey
Occidental Board Co
Zellerbach Paper Co
San Francisco
California
Lowman & Hanford
Lewis Sears
Trick-Murray Co
Ravenna Station
University of Washington
Lake Washington
Northern Railroad
Occidental Board Company
State of Washington
George M. Pillsbury
Maine
State Normal and Training School
University of Maine
Cushnock Fiber Co
Potomac Pulp & Paper Co
Cumberland
Mr. Pillsbury
G. M. Pillsbury
Howard Place
J. W. Swalwell
National Bank of Commerce
H. G. Byers
College of Chemistry
University of
H. A. Chapin
R. D. Schrader
Nebraska
Washington
First National Bank of Wenatchee
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Wenatchee
Columbia River
Josiah Remick
Seattle
H. Neilson
Pejepscot Pulp & Paper Co
Pejepscot
Dia Match Co
Biddeford
Officers Profiles in Paper Industry Leadership
The document outlines the backgrounds of officers including President and Treasurer George M. Pillsbury with Maine roots and varied pulp and paper experience. Josiah Remick, Maine-born, moved to Massachusetts. H. A. Chapin, New York native, later Seattle resident, invested in the enterprise and expresses confidence in the venture.
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Josiah Remick
Maine
Massachusetts
Remick
Pillsbury
H. A. Chapin
New York State
Nebraska
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Ike
General Bernardo Reyes
Gen
Berger
Portland, Or
Chris Lewis
McNetts Island
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Jon Sen. Motern
Cai
Vircinns
Virginia Street
Wertlake Avenue
Madison
Alveolar
Colin
Ana
Thomas
Eeteene Beeeeee
Western Collection Co
N. Y. Block, Main
Gadont
Ceet Spon
T. A. Wriget
Mgr
Uncle Sam
Hugo Osterhaue
William R. Shoemaker
Connecticut
Ths
Hudson River
Osterhous
Third Avenue
Pacific Coast
Occidental Board Company, Incorporated
Ebsnesenes
Weer
H. P. Boiler
Shattle Bros
Caldwell Bros
Wee
Tee
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