Juarez Battleground Amid Mexican Insurrection Rages
El Paso reports a general engagement between General Madero’s revolutionary forces and Federals under General Navarro at Juarez with shifting orders from Madero. Simultaneously in San Diego, Tijuana falls to insurgents after a dawn assault. federal troops suffer heavy losses and a church and customs house burn.
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el Paso
Madero
Navarro
Juarez
San Diego
Tijuana
California
United States
Sam Wood
Jack Mosby
Demands Surrender In Juarez Crisis
El Paso reports the final rebel demand for Juarez surrender sent to Judge Carbajal the federal peace envoy this afternoon. General Madero present as the demand was drafted. Carbajal replied at 12 50 asking the committee to contact General Navarro by telephone immediately.
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el Paso
Juarez
Judge Carbajal
General Madero
Navarro
Wounded Soldiers to Cross Bridge Into U S
Col. Steever of the Fourth United States cavalry announced at 1 o clock that he would permit the transportation of the wounded at Juarez across the bridge into American soil if the Mexican consul here consented.
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el Paso
Steever
Fourth United States Cavalry
Juarez
Yaquais on Warpath Threaten Sonora Capital
Hermosillo, capital of Sonora, is said to be menaced by a few hundred Yaqui Indians who reportedly halted a Southern Pacific train and seized five hundred rifles along with a large ammo stock in a courier report dated May 9 from Douglas.
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Douglas
Hermosillo
Sonora
Southern Pacific
Missouri Senator Demands Action Over Texas Border Killings
Senator Stone of Missouri denounces U S inaction after killings of Americans near the Mexican border. He accuses authorities of leniency and calls for stronger measures to protect citizens along FE Paso and Douglas.
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FE Paso
Douglas
Stone
Missouri
United States
Blackfoot State Bank Suspends After Directors Meeting
The Blackfoot State Bank in Blackfoot Idaho closed its doors after a directors meeting prompted by an eastern bonding house. Deposits stood at about 68 000 dollars. stockholders may cover a small deficit while depositors are protected. D R Jones, the bank's head, is in Salt Lake City recovering from a nervous breakdown.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Tribune
Blackfoot State Bank
Eastern Bonding House
Dr. C. A. Hoover
Pocatello
J. O. Morgan
Henry Dunn
D. R. Jones
Salt Lake
Grand Jury Leaks in Graft Inquiry
Columbus reports the Franklin county grand jury met again to pursue the legislative graft scandal. Authorities seek the source of leaks from inside the grand jury room as efforts intensify to halt further inquiry into legislative corruption.
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Columbus
Franklin County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Odd Fellows Hold Fifty-Ninth California Grand Lodge Meet
About 1500 delegates and visitors from across California gather in San Francisco for the fifty ninth annual meeting of the Odd Fellows grand lodge of California. The convention opens today and runs through Saturday morning. Reb ekahs join in concurrent formal meetings with the local lodge arranging entertainment for guests.
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ODD Fellows
Frisco
San Francisco
LO. O. F. Grand Lodge
Californa
Rebekahs
Order
Defense Fund Appeal for McNamara Brothers
The American Federation of Labor issued a defense fund appeal for the McNamara brothers jailed in Los Angeles on dynamiting charges. The federation's executive council will receive and distribute funds and may take the cases to the highest court if needed.
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Defense Fund
Washington
American Federation of Labor Today
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles
Executive Council
Federation
Committee to Take Up Resolution on Protection of Americans
The committee on foreign relations plans to consider his resolution aimed at protecting Americans. The move signals steps to enhance safety and security measures for U.S. citizens abroad.
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Committee On Foreign Relations
Cabinet focus on Mexico crisis amid Juarez worry
Washington May 9 the cabinet spent most of its time on the Mexican situation. Juarez news was alarming yet the president hoped for peace. American border commanders grew restless and sought tougher steps to protect Americans while maintaining strict neutrality and moving civilians to safety.
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Washington
Juarez
United States
Mexico
Fighting Continues as Rebels Bombard Juarez Church
El Paso reports at 1 45 o clock little change in the fronts with sharp firing continuing. The church at Juarez where federals take refuge is bombarded constantly and shows the effect of rebel musketry.
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el Paso
Juarez
New Members Join Idaho Falls Commercial Club Campaign
I Coker reports a successful new member drive for the Poca tello Commercial club with several applications already filed and more expected by the board meeting Friday night. He traveled with Commissioner Rich Reilly Atkinson and Paisley to Idaho Falls for a meeting last night.
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I. C. Coker
Pocatello Commercial Club
Board of Governors
Mr. Coker
J. Rich
Reilly Atkinson
League of Southern Idaho Commercial Clubs
Mr. Paisley
Idaho Falls
Knights of Columbus Hold Texas State Convention in Waco
Delegates from many cities gather in Waco for the Knights of Columbus state convention after high mass at the Church of the Assumption. Mayor Mistrot gives welcome, State Deputy E C Orrick of Fort Worth and Alfred Du Perrier of Beaumont speak, with an executive session and ladies' automobile tour before officer elections tomorrow.
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Knights OF Columbus
Waco
Tex
Knight of Columbus
Church of the Assumption
Mistrot
E. C. Orrick
Fort Worth
Alfred du
Heirs Claim Shares in $100000 Estate of Walden
In Los Angeles on May 9 the case to settle the estate of Atilda Walden, who died intestate three years ago, was heard. The estate valued at $100000 faces claims from nearly 100 individuals worldwide including eight cousins in Ireland and Missouri and nieces and nephews in England Scotland and New Zealand.
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Los Angeles
Atilda Walden
Ireland
Missouri
England
Scotland
New Zeaand
Last Honors for General M. Emmet Urell
Public funeral planned in Washington for General M Emmet Urell a Civil War veteran who died while visiting Ireland last summer His burial will be at Arlington Cemetery after funeral services at St Patrick s Church Urell held leadership roles in the G A R the National Army and Navy Spanish War Veterans and the Elks
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Washington, D. C
M. Emmet Urell
Ireland
General Urell
Spain
National Army
Navy
WATCHING MANEUVERS Colonel Plummer and General Hoyt noted
Colonel Plummer and General Hoyt of the Regular Army were observed overseeing maneuvers. The sighting suggests military training activity and oversight at a scheduled exercise. Officials provided no further details on location or timing.
Bannock County Creates First Herd District In Eastern Area
The Bannock county board of commissioners granted the petition of J. Whitaker and residents to form the first herd district in the eastern end. The district runs from the southwest corner of section 33, township 11, range 37, north to section 9, then west through sections 8 and 29 and follows Smith Cannon Creek to the mountain crest, then along the range to township line 11 12 and back to the starting point. A second herd district petition is before the board and a decision may come this afternoon.
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Bannock County
Board of County Commissioners
J. 8
Whittaker
Same Township
Smith Cannon Creek
Arimo
Mississippi editors meet at forty sixth annual convention
Brookhaven Mississippi May 9 nearly the entire Mississippi Press association attends its forty sixth annual convention. President E A Fitzgerald of Vicksburg calls meeting to order. Mayor Charles Heuck welcomes visitors. J Owen of New Albany delivers annual oration. Gathering continues over Wednesday and Thursday.
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Brookhaven
Miss
Mississippi Press Association
E. A. Fitzgerald
Vicksburg
Charles Heuck
J. Owen
New Albany
Bail Denied for Dynamiting Charge Defendant McNamara
Los Angeles May 9 The application of John J McNamara for bail on a dynamiting charge was denied by Superior Judge Bordwell without prejudice. McNamara was absent from the court and may renew the request at any time.
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Los Angeles
John J. McNamara
Bordwell
McNamara
Idaho Pharmacists Gather for Fifth Idaho Convention
Druggists from Idaho towns arrive for the fifth annual Idaho Pharmaceutical association meeting in this city. The program includes an opening session at the Y M C A, a ladies luncheon at 2 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs H H Whittlesey, entertainment at the baseball park, and a Thursday grand ball and banquet at Eagle hall. Officers, committees, and the next convention city will be selected in the final sessions.
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Idaho
Idaho Pharmaceutical Association
Twin Falls
Gate City
H. H. Whittlesey
South Seventh Avenue
A. N. Sprague
J. M. Bistline
Harry A. Duffy
Ontario
James H. Wallis
C. C. Ballou
Boise
H. H. Anderson
Soda Springs
F. C. Smith
S. S. Ferguson
Pocatello
Idaho State Board of Pharmacy
J. J. Pulse
Grangeville
T. M. Starr
Shoshone
C. H. McCrum
A. B. Botham
Ashton
T. R. Jenkins
McCammon
F. E. McClure
R. W. Smith
Mountain Home
J. J. Buehler
Latimer
L. C. Robinson
Salt Lake
Clement Wilkins
Coeur d’ Alene
John Kirkpatrick
C. C. Bedford
Dr. Orr Poynter
Montpelier
R. L. Yeager
St. Anthony
Clyde Thurston
Payette
George Derr
George J. Bailey
S. 8. Ferguson
W. H. Bohlscheid
Eagle Hall
Chautauqua Plans Highlight Boise Session in June
Secretary Reilly Atkinson of the Boise Commercial Club reports a record Chautauqua for Boise Idaho from June 22 to July 4 with the Chicago Operatic company led by Middleton. The program includes six days of readings by Dr. S H Clarke of Chicago University, a large cooking school, agricultural classes, gym work, kindergarten instruction, and music in the Pinney theatre.
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Reilly Atkinson
Boise Commercial Club
Idaho
League of Southern Idaho Commercial Clubs
Idaho State Chautauqua Association
Idaho Falls
Boise
Omaha
Chicago Operatic Company
Middleton
Chicago
America
Eugenie Grandet
Balzac
Pinney Theatre
Railroad Conductors Meet Opens in Jacksonville
The third annual convention of the Grand division of the Order of Railway Conductors of America opens in Jacksonville with hundreds of delegates from the United States Canada and Mexico attending. Grand President A B Carretson presided and announced committee appointments as the sessions span several weeks. The ladies auxiliary of the order holds its own annual convention during the gathering.
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Jacksonville
Fla
the Order of Railway Conductors of America
United States
Canada
Mexico
A. B. Carretson
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Order
License for Music Teachers in Minnesota Convention
Minneapolis hosts the Minnesota State Music Teachers Association three day session opening today. Proponents argue licensing protects pupils and raises teaching standards while business sessions mix with recitals by noted artists during the convention in the city.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota State Music Teachers’ Association
Historic Loyal L. Smith estate offered at public sale
New York May 9 One of the citys oldest landmarks the Loyal L Smith holdings on Washington Heights was put up for auction as a preliminary step toward subdivision into building lots. The sale includes the old mansion overlooking the Hudson river once owned by Burr and later used by President James Madison as a summer home.
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New York
Loyal L. Smith
Washington Heights
Hudson River
Burr
James Madison
Wisconsin Knights of Columbus Conclude Opening Session
La Crosse hosts the tenth annual Wisconsin Knights of Columbus convention with a high mass and two days of business. Delegates hear from James Flaherty supreme knight and State Deputy T. L. Harrington. Social events are planned for visiting ladies.
Whaling Elected First President of Southern Seminary
The board of directors of the Southern Presbyterian Theological Seminary named Rev. Dr. Thornton C. Whaling, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church of Norfolk, Va., as the institution's first president. The seminary, nearly a century old, has been faculty and directors controlled, and Whaling will assume the presidency at the start of the next term in September.
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Columbia
8. C
Southern Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Thornton C. Whaling
Second Presbyterian Elutch
Norfolk
Whating
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Plummer
Hoyt
Regular Army
American Press Association
Bannock
Town of
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Berryman
Washington Star
Chatauqua
Wisconsin
K. OF C
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