Mexican rebel relatives moved to Mexico City
Manuel Madero uncle of the late Mexican president and several relatives, recently arrested at Saltillo and placed on a gunboat bound for Vera Cruz, have been taken to Mexico City. Consul Canada reports they were moved inland without passing Vera Cruz, with Charles Shaughnessy monitoring. Americans and other foreigners who sought refuge in Monterey have returned home and order is restored in the city. General Tellez allows overland departure. Sonora imposes export taxes paid in gold or silver, fiat currency accepted for duties on imports.
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Associated Press
Washington
Manuel Madero
Mexico
Saltillo
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Canada
State Department
Charley Shaughnessy
Monterey
Tellez
Sonora
Three Bishops In Gotham Hospital
Three Protestant Episcopal bishops and an official of a church board, plus patients at St Luke s Hospital New York were reported ill after attending the church s general convention. Bishops Robinson Horner and Strange and Rev Hugh Burleson were among those affected. Burleson injured a knee in a Greenwich railroad station incident. None believed seriously ill.
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Associated Press
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Luke’s Hospital
Henry D. Robinson
Nevada
Junius H. [Forner
Asheville
N. C
Robert Strange
Wilmington
Hugh L. Burleson
Board of Missions
Strange
Robinson
Horner
Budleson
Greenwich
Conn
Caminetti to Establish Immigrant Station in Chicago
Commissioner General Caminetti, armed with instructions from Secretary Wilson, will depart for Chicago to open an immigrant station as a branch of the federal service. The office aims to assist newcomers by guiding them to destinations and avoiding impostors, with operations expected within about ten days. He will later review stations on the Pacific coast and return via the Mexican border and New Orleans.
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Associated Press
Washington
Caminetti
Wilson
West
Chicago
Immigration Service
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
Japan refuses ten extradite bills in perjury case
Tokio November 7 The United States seeks extradition of John Hills business manager of the Japan Advertiser. Hills arrested October 13 on a requisition from the American ambassador charged with perjury. He is said to be wanted in Boston for abducting his daughter. Abduction not extraditable, so the ambassador pursued perjury charges.
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Associated Press
Tokio
United States
John Hills
Japan
Bills
Boston
Ejills
Navy Football Team Holds Secret Practice Behind Closed Doors
Annapolis Md Nov 7 Associated Press reports Navy began secret practice yesterday afternoon for more than an hour as coaches drilled players. They worked on trick plays and adjustments likely to be used in Saturday’s game.
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Associateda Proas
Annapolis
Navy
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