Madero Responsible for American Losses
The dispatches say President Madero moves federal troops across the border to Sonora to split rebels and prevent attacks on the capital. Ambassador Wilson was told he would be held responsible for any damage to the United States at Douglas, and Madero warns he may call for more volunteers as rebel depredations grow.
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Washington
Sonora
Francisco I. Madero
Mexico City
War Department
Henry L. Wilson
United States
Madero
America
Hfe
Douglas
Ariz
Agua Prieta
Wilson
Aged Couple Die in Idaho Murder Suicide Pact
In a remote Murray Idaho cabin Chas Keil 74 and his wife Friederika Kell - both described as prosperous Portland residents - are found dead after Kell shot his wife and then killed himself. The couple had believed their sons A F Kell and Charles Hyle abandoned them. Hyle attributed the act to unbalanced minds and offered no motive.
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Wallace
Ida
Chas. Keil
Minneapolis
Minn
Friederika A. Kell
Murray
Idaho
Kell
A. F. Kell
Charles Hyle
Portland, Or
Idaho Mountains
Mrs. Kell
Portland
Roosevelt Hints At Stops As He Trails In Idaho
In Pocatello Idaho Col Roosevelt resumes campaign tempo while delaying fire at his rival Brother Wilson He underlines progressive platform points Borah attends Boise rally and calls Roosevelt speech good He plans a state convention review in Ogden as stamina flags after ten days on the road with Idaho Blackfoot Pocatel lo Ogden Nevada and California ahead.
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Pocatello
Ida
Wilson
Col
Roosevelt
Idaho
Utah
Brother Wilson
Bull Moose
Boise
Borah
Taft
Chicago
Ogden
Progressive Party
New York
Blackfoot
Nevada
California
Mayor Father Dunigan of Lapeer Inspires Civic Pride
In Lapeer Michigan a Catholic priest became mayor with Protestant support and proved an effective city leader. Father Patrick R Dunigan also serves as church priest, Commercial Club organizer, and Michigan National Guard chaplain. Residents raised 6900 dollars to pay off church debt and praise his dual role.
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Lapeer
Mich
Patrick R. Dunigan
Father Dunigan
Michigan
Michigan National Guards
William M Wood once slave master to millionaire boss
A United Press analysis questions William M Wood head of the Wool Trust. Born poor in Edgartown he rose to wealth by paying workers low wages while expanding a vast empire. The piece contrasts his early toil with current labor practices at Lawrence raising questions if he forgets his days as a wage earner.
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United Press
Boston
Anensage
William M. Wood
Lawrence
Wood
Edgartown
Nantucket Taand
Azores
William
Wanentta
New Bedford
Busi News
Frederick Ayer
William Wood
Ayers
Mise Ayer
Back Bay
Hoston
William W
Lunatic Makes Keeper Prove His Sanity At Circus
Walter Parrish secretary to the superintendent of the state insane asylum in Stockton California was required to prove his sanity at a circus yesterday. He joked with a patient and later tried to obtain 160 circus tickets prompting the manager to question his sobriety. Parrish then enlisted a brother Elk to vouch for him.
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Stockton
Cal
Walter Parrish
Parrish
van der
Anylum
van Dor
Sonny
Elk
Wilson Tells About Tariff at New York State Fair
Governor Woodrow Wilson addressed 11,000 at the Syracuse state fair bidding a surgical cure for the tariff. He said the tariff is a malignant growth needing operation and warned against quacks who refuse to act. He quipped Roosevelt is troubled by his intellect and noted meetings with Gov. Dix and Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson
Seattle Speeding Incident In Tacoma Sparks City Ridicule
H K Dent of Seattle was pulled over by Capt Cornish of the mounted police on Puyallup Ave for speeding, his $25 bail set after a Seattle address sparked remarks. Dent claimed 15 mph seemed fast to Tacoma residents and quipped at the situation.
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Tacoma
H. K. Dent
Seattle
Puyallup Ave
Cornish
Mounted Police
Dent
UW Coach Sues Neighbor Over Porch on Wrong Lot
Gilmour Doble of the University of Washington sues John L. Pratt for 1000 dollars claiming the porch of Doble's house sits on Pratt's lot after purchasing the property last spring. The case was filed in superior court yesterday seeking damages.
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Gilmour Doble
University of Washington
John L. Pratt
Superior Court
Pratt
Primary Count Incomplete As Slowness Delays Results
In King County the primary election tally remains incomplete as Andrew J. Quigley chief deputy auditor, leads counting efforts. Quigley's camp shows a comfortable majority over Elmer Conner in their tally. Knudsen nominated. Webster and Sylvester win in districts. Renominations for Justices Brown Carrotl and Gordon. Otte W. Drinker and others noted. Republican candidates listed by district.
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Andrew J. Quigley
Watin
Elmer Conner
King County
Knudsen
Chris Knudsen
North
Ruffner
Brown
Carrotl
Gordon
Otte W. Drinker
Ennis
Haroldeon
Taylor
Mess and Tonkin
Webster
Sylvester
Shields
Wright
Zednick
Wray
Childe
Kennedy
Goss
Grasse
Hastings
Hurd
Freeman
Foster
Steiner
Copper King Heinze Trips Through town on Pleasure Visit
F Augustus Heinze, the Butte copper king, is in town for a pleasure trip arriving from Victoria after a two week stay in British Columbia. He is accompanied by Fred J. Rowland of Spokane. From here Heinze will continue to Spokane for another leisure visit.
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F. Augustus Heinze
Butte
Victoria
British Columbia
Fred J. Rowland
Spokane
Heinze
Jailed bailer helps Indian win Calgary broncho contest
In Calgary the Indian rider known as Three Persons was released from jail by a ranchman paying 1000 dollars. He then defeated all comers in the broncho riding contest before the Duke of Connaught, winning a golden belt a thousand dollars in cash and a saddle.
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Calgary
Alta
Calgary Stampede
Three Persons
Duke of Connaught
Miner Joseph Lane Returns to Seattle From Alaska
Joseph Lane, old time Iditarod miner, arrived in Seattle from the Far North. He wears a heart shaped bead worked watch fob, a present from his Indian wife. After 13 years away, he plans to return on the Victoria to rejoin his wife and vows never to leave Alaska again.
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Joseph Lane
Iditarod
Seattle
Lane
Alaska
Victoria
Fire claims two infant sons in Los Angeles home
A widow Mrs Hilma Saarela loses her two young sons George aged 4 and Aarne aged 2 in a house fire caused by a gasoline stove explosion. Mrs Saarela escapes unharmed as flames consume the residence in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Mra
Hilma Saarela
Mra. Saarela
George
Aarne
Outlaws kill city marshal in Harney City
Harney City Oregon September 13 1900 City marshal H Z Strand died after a confrontation with three desperadoes who opened fire as he attempted to arrest them. James Bucklin Otto Lowell and Burbank Clay were arrested in connection with the crime by officers and townspeople. Strand died as he returned fire with his back against a wall.
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Harney City
H. Z Strand
James Bucklin
Otto Lowell
Burbank Clay
Strand
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