Mexico faces vice presidency clash as Reyes withdraws
After Bernardo Reyes exits the presidential race, attention shifts to the vice presidency. Francisco I. Madero seems set for the presidency, while Francisco de la Barra lingers as a potential rival. Jose Pino Suarez leads the Madero ticket with Francisco Vasquez Gomez rising, and De la Barra is backed by the Catholic party.
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Mexico City
Bernardo Reyes
Francisco I. Madero
Francisco de la Barra
el Diaro
de la Barra
Madero
Jose Pino Suarez
Francisco Vasquez Gomez
Gomez
Pino Suarez
de la Barta
Earthquakes Hit Ricamba City in Chimborazo Province
Four earthquakes shook Ricamba the capital of Chimborazo Sunday causing serious damage. The shocks lasted all day with diminishing intensity and sparked widespread panic as buildings were left standing in ruins. Guayaquil, Ecuador reported the tremors about eighty five miles away.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Ricamba
Chimborazo
Funeral honors for late Representative Madison in Dodge City
A funeral service for Representative Edmond H Madison drew national government appointees and prominent Kansans. The town closed all business houses as about seven hundred schoolchildren in white formed a bareheaded line for the funeral procession at the church.
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Dodge City
Kan
Edmond H. Madison
Union Votes Higher Per Capita Tax for 8 Hour Day
The International Union of Machinists, meeting in Davenport, voted to raise the per capita tax from 45 cents to 75 cents monthly as part of preparations for a world wide eight hour day strike. The change will boost union income by about $300,060 per year.
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Davenport
International Union of Machinists
Spaniards Are Surprised War Material Conveyed
Madrid reports a convoy carrying war matériel and provisions caused surprise among Spaniards as authorities assess its purpose and destination amid ongoing tensions.
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Madrid
Measures to curb demonstrations amid food protests
Government and military actions aim to stop parades and public demonstrations against the current high cost of living. The move is led by labor unions and allied groups seeking restraint and order during unrest.
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Iaber Unions
Othes
Three Killed as Building Wall Collapses in Tauleville
An avalanche of bricks from an upper story of a burning six story building in the Oale district killed three people and injured several others. Fire crews contained the collapse as rescuers searched the debris for survivors and try to determine the cause of the blaze.
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Tauleville
Oale
Happenings of the Past Week Worldwide News Digest
A roundup from Washington to abroad notes the Pacific fleet cruise postponement to October 14 and a projected U S Army strength of about 89 000. Reports mention Senator Carter of Montana dying at 57, parcels post advocacy, Japanese ambassador Uchida leaving for Seattle, and revolts burning a yamen in Sui Fu.
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Yasupa Uchida
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Japan
Sui Fu
Yamen
United States
Marshall Mayers
Fort Smith
Ark
Taft
James Wilson
Methodists
Iowa
Minnesota
Plymouth
Benjamin R. Tillman
Millers
Nebraska
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Blackfoot Reservation
Department of Agriculture of
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National Brewers’ Congress
Des Moines Ministerial Association
Philippines
Fortes
Rangoon
Camp John H. Mickey to Train Nebraska Guard Near Bellevue
The Nebraska National Guard will train for ten days at a new Camp John H. Mickey near Bellevue from September 27 to October 6. Brigadier General Joseph A. Storch will command a brigade formed from all organizations and the medical corps with key officers reporting for duty. A shortage of coal weights delivered by railroads to Omaha prompted discussions between coal dealers and Railway Commissioner Furse about possible enforcement actions.
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John H. Mickey
Bellevue
Nebraska National Guard
Ernest H. Phelps
Joseph A. Storch
Colt
Omaha _retail coal dealers” association
Furse
Feft
Omaha
State Building Danger Prompted Roof Repair Call
Beatrice institute for feeble minded youth administration building deemed in dangerous condition by state buildings inspector Burde F. Miller. He urges removing the top story and installing a new roof to prevent collapse and loss of life.
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Burde F. Miller
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Institute For
Beatrice
Wattles Donates Fifty Dollars for Oregon Trail Markers
G W Wattles of Omaha contributes 50 to the Oregon trail memorial commission for marking the historic route. The commission notes state appropriation limits restrict use to markers, leaving incidental expenses to be covered from other funds.
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G. W. Wattles
Oregon Trail
Methodist Church Aims to Simplify Member Entrance Exams
Rev. A. J. Northrup presents a resolution asking the national conference to change the examination of applicants for church membership. The proposal would omit technical theological questions and reduce the test to ordinary layman level information.
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A. J. Northrup
Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
National Conference
Egg and Poultry Lectures for Farmers Institutes
A Bureau of Animal Industry representative may address farmers’ institutes in the state this winter on egg care and poultry breeding. The lectures will be illustrated using the bureau’s best slide set, showcasing practical points for farmers.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Animal Indus
No Successor Named After McBrien Resignation
Chancellor Avery of the state university moves to reorganize the extension bureau after J. L. McBrien resigns. The change places emphasis on faculty members in shaping the program.
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McBrien
Avery
State Unit
J. L. McBrien
Extension Bureau
State banks advertise deposits protected by state guarantee fund
State banks may publish ads claiming depositor protection under the state reserve fund. Some state banks have been queried by the state banking board for exceeding this statement. Fire Warden Raiddail will meet shack and unsafe building owners this week in Kearney Hastings and York. Inspections have been completed at these sites and the fire warden’s actions continue.
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State Banking Board
Kearney
Hastings
York
State Health Board Allocates Quarantine Duties
The board of secretaries to the state health department assigns quarantine and disinfection tasks to expedite work. Dedeos and Cumminn will oversee examinations and coordinate the full board’s efforts.
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Board of Secretaries
State of Health
Nebraska in Brief highlights from the region
Butler county fair draws praise while Platte County debates a new courthouse. Miles Zentmyer dies after seven weeks of illness from a hand splinter infection. Lincoln nears completion on the Lincoln statue model for the state house grounds. A Butler township farmer sues neighbors for 20000 over alleged alienation of his wife. Lincoln investigates age misrepresentation at the city clerk. Ed Ritter faces a preliminary hearing for a Norfolk blind pig. warrants and bonds are noted. Nebraska National Guard encampment near Bellevue may cost 25000 to 27000 with 1400 officers and men for ten days. Nemaha Oil and Gas prepares to drill near Stella as gear is hauled in and timber is felled. The Southwestern Miller’s League complains to the Nebraska railroads about car repairs for grain shipments. A $1000 purse effort is planned with state and Johnson county funds for the murder case in Wauneta. Beatrice typhoid fever cases ease. Beatrice institute patients improve. Mrs. Gertrude Genson sues Modern Woodmen of America for 2000 over husband’s clothing and bicycle found near the river. Sutton school board secretary Bausch reports on band issues.
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Platte County
Miles Zentmyer
Schuyler
Iea
Abraham Lincoln
State House
Bdias Genho
Butler Township
Buffalo County
David Hinz
Justinia’ Hing
Adolph Hinz
Emilie Genho
Lincoln
Ed Ritter
Norfolk
Bates
Nebraska National Guard
Bellevue
C. H. Dean
Jest H. Phelps
Nemaha Oil.and Gas Company
A. B. Davidson
Stella
Southwestern Millers” League of
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
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Wauneta
Laverine McMaster
Beatrice
Thomas
Gertrude Genson
Nebraska City
Woodmen of America
Niue
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A testimonial from Mrs. Jaxirzai of Chicago promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female ills. The ad claims cures for menstrual and related troubles, citing many successful cases and urging women to use the product during the critical period.
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E. Pink
Lee Pink
Jaxirzai
Arch St
Chicago
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Suburban sobriquets name homes in a summer colony
In a summer colony residents labeled cottages by trees and plants. A newcomer, lacking a name, studied the premises and began dating correspondence from her house the Rhubarbs.
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Suburtan
Food again a mighty important subject to every one
A Boston woman explains how spine injury and years of headaches led to constipation from drugs, then credits Grape-Nuts with relieving her discomfort. She recalls light appetite and distress from various foods, noting she now eats Grape-Nuts regularly and feels healthier at 63 than at 40.
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Boston
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