Madero Flee Capital as Rebels Press Mexico City
Reports from Mexico City say President Madero and his family fled toward the eastern coast while ministers reportedly resign. General Diaz holds strong position with royal loyalists as martial law is declared and Congress asked to suspend constitutional guarantees. General Huerta named post commander after General Villar is wounded.
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Mexico City
Madero
Fednéisco” Widéro
Nationa
Peltix Diaz
Ayoye
Bidadys Encouptenacthey
Jarga
Sinvatate of
Tevdit
Catrigt
Tetgrer Einai
Trepal Pee
Madera
Mader
Congress
County Clerk Accounts Short in Lee County Books
Official statement to the Lee County board of supervisors says county books are short as auditors continue examination. Clerk C Brice Lake is missing funds, last seen weeks ago, with unverified reports placing him in Des Moines and Omaha areas.
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Keokuk
Board of Supervisors
Lee County
C. Brice Lake
Thadhsogs City
Des Moines
Aid
Scandinavian Lutheran Conference Officers Ejected
Absent or misidentified text shows United Scandinavian Lutheran churches meeting here. Officers listed include President Rev. J. C. Roseland of Crooketon Minn Vice president Bros OC Mo Westwig of St Pan Minn secretary Rev G S Wrot fond Zamprott Minn treasurer Rev O T Storawell of Clarke field Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manon City
Conference of the United Scandinavian Lutheran Churches
J. C. Roseland
Crooketon
Minn
Bros
Mo Westwig
St. Pan
Ming
Wrotfond
Zamnprott
O. T. Storawell
Clarkefield
Bad Blaze At Waterloo Causes Injuries And Displacement
A fire in Waterloo injures one person named Mia Mary C. Moore and forces seven families from their homes in Der apartments. Fire losses include Evang Piano Company and Remington Typewriter Co. totaling about 30,000 dollars with other counts listed. The report also notes the state conclave of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen will meet in Des Moines on April 8 with thirty four delegates and an expected attendance of 400 to 300 Yeomen from local formations.
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Waterloo
Fira
Thase
Mia
Mary C. Moore
Evang Piano Company
Devoe Javalry Company
Remington Typewriter Co
Ben Moines
The
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Des Moines
Missionary District Meeting Set for Late April
Mrs. C. Dickman of Fayette, representing the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, prepares for the district annual meeting to be held in Rhoville the last week of April.
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Hampton
Dickman
Fayette
Charles Olty
New Hampion
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rhoville
Farmer loses left hand in corn shelling accident
Bethergne Clarence Nobbe of six miles north of Estherville injured while shelling corn for William Paul. His mitten was caught in a cog wheel pulling his hand between the cob and machinery, resulting in the amputation of his left hand.
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Bethergne
Clarence Nobbe
Estherville
Wiliam Paul
Clergy Caller Accepts Eldora Pastor for Ollet Tie Church
The Rev. W P B Clark of Eldora has accepted a call from the Church of Ollet in Tie. He plans to begin work in about two months. The Rev. Clark has served at Eldora for two years.
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Liscomb
Marshalltown
W. PB. Clark
Eldora
Church of Ollet
Tie
Comb
Mr. Clark
Bankers' Meeting Set for May 20 at McGregor Group
The McGregor group of bankers plans their annual meeting on May 20. Attendees include Clayton, Altymakes, Dy Feyette, Delaware, Winge, Mitchell, and Chickapay Pont Hea.
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Bankers' Meeting
McGregor
The
Laws Bankers' Anagreed
Iheeke Clayton
Altymakes
Dy Feyette
Minister charged with murder in the second degree
A Spencer minister formerly of Reepie is indicted for murder in the second degree for allegedly performing a criminal operation on Lydia Morris near Rossie, she dying. He waived arraignment, pleaded not guilty, and remains in custody on $5,000 bond as the case heads to the next court term. County Attorney Fred Jensen and M. Henly of Fort Dodge assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Rey
Sec
Pawsas
Emmeteburg
Lindman
Fred Jensen
M. A Henly
Fort Dagger
He Peery
State urged to pay traveling expenses for district judges
Senator T J B Robinson asked all Iowa district judges for opinions on district conditions and potential changes. A judge urged state allowance of traveling expenses, arguing it would keep judges from home and improve efficiency, while Robinson cautioned against viewing judges as underpaid and urged willingness to spend time away from home to do district business.
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Des Moines
T. J. B. Robinson
Franklin County
Séhater
Senate
Robinson
Air Tank Explosion Injures Workers at Burlington Roundhouse
A large compressed air tank in the Burlington Hurtin roundhouse exploded hurling debris and blowing out windows. Three men were seriously hurt including Charles Kalb who died from injuries. John Shupp suffered head and shoulder bruises and Herbert Zoller had a crushed foot. Property damage was extensive.
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Burlington
Hurtin
Roundhouse
Charles Kalb
Oskaloosa
John Shupp
Herbert Zoller
Suffragists Misled Over Ames Election Plan
Ames suffragists say they were disappointed by the special election on a proposed electric plant. They learned there were no bonds to vote on, leaving no ballot, while a large surplus from the old municipal plant will fund the new plant project.
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Ames
Des Moines House Backs Whitney Bill on Jury Reforms
The Des Moines house approved the Whitney bill by 86 to 7 to require a unanimous supreme court ruling to declare a law unconstitutional, replacing the prior majority vote standard. The bill also provides for one to three alternate jurors in trials to replace jurors who die or become ill.
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Des Moines
House
Supreme Court
Whitney
Town State College to Host Anes President W Brown Talk
W. (. Brown of the New York Central railway is scheduled to speak to Town State college students in late May. A long time friend of the college, Brown often attends the winter farm boy delegation, sharing insights on agriculture and public service.
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Anes
W. (. Brown
New York Central Railway
Cone
Town State College
Brown
Iowa State college fuses photography with agricultural study
A report from Ames on Iowa State College plans to integrate practical photography into agricultural education. Dean Cureton cites government hesitation on funding while listing related education targets and potential hires from Canada to bolster the college’s agricultural program.
Time for Canvass of Governor and Lt Governor Set
A bill introduced by the rules committee fixes the date for a joint legislative canvass to the second Tuesday in January after general elections and sets the inauguration day for the following ceremony. The plan would move canvass and inauguration before the legislature convenes each session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chiennia
Committee On Rules
Cattle and Horse Parts Seed Debate at Veterinary Lab
Fragmentary text suggests dissection lab use of animal remains for spring bail by veterinary students. Mention of tools from a kit labeled Weta and potential decatatutive purpose. The passage is unclear but implies anatomical study materials for education.
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Rovkorkfions
Atatit
Beuras
Uia Veteringrian
Echoej
Kolves
Fire at Iowa schoolhouse sparks rebuilding plans
A schoolhouse in Iowa burned Wednesday morning with most of the structure damaged. The blaze started in the basement and insurance is handling the loss. rebuilding will commence at once.
Fragmentary Patent Medicine Ad from Nearby Town
A damaged OCR excerpt describes a questionable patent medicine remedy using syrup and whiskey with directions to mix and drink. The text mentions an early sealed yellow package and references a pharmacist or drugstore route, suggesting an illicit or unsafe medical tone.
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Tate
Sam
Treatment for rough red hands with Cuticura products
An advertisement describes a home remedy for red rough chapped hands using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. It promises relief overnight with hot water soaks and soft bandages, claiming the products prevent redness and impart a velvety appearance. It notes worldwide availability and offers a sample and skin book by mailing a card to Boston.
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Dept. L. Boston
Ady
Photographer's Studio Roused by Unruly Client
A photographer faced a combative woman who refused to approve proofs after entering the studio with a disheveled appearance. She rejected the portraits saying they did not resemble her. The photographer's temper flared when her stubborn stance continued, leading to a tense exchange over a sign about portraits.
Rockefellers Abrupt Collapse During Curiosity Probe
During a long cabinet style hearing a financier collapsed under intense questioning. Rockefeller answered few questions and nearly choked as Doctor Chappell urged witnesses not to proceed with the examination. The episode halted with Rockefeller collapsing and medical staff in attendance.
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Wastin
Chappell
Héteyer
Sintermyer
Oerfals
Chappell Ainstily
Mr. Rockefaller
Pujo
Untermyer
Rockefeller
Alamat
Mr. Rockefeller
Bryce named to permanent arbitration court at The Hague
London notes report James Bryce British ambassador to Washington appointed a member of the permanent court of arbitration at The Hague. Seattle dispatch records a wireless operator in Alaska hearing a message from Key West to Mara Island, a 4000 mile transmission. Legislative inquiry into the American Steel and Wire strike nears after a lower house vote for a commission. Cleveland mining promoter James M. McNicholas allegedly pleads not guilty to fake writing schemes in federal court.
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London
James Bryce
Washington
Permanent Court
GE Arbitration
Harriaburg
Amerlean Steel & Wire Company
Hankin
Braddock
Cleveland
James M. Mae Nicholas
Boston
Elyria
Conneaut
Yorlo
Warships Ordered to Central America for Unrest Watch
Four American warships were sent to Central American ports to observe suspected unrest. The Annapolis from San Diego to Amapala Honduras the Denver from Acapulco to Acapula Honduras the Des Moines from San Domingo to Bluefields Nicaragua and the Nashville from New Orleans to Puerto Cortes Port Larelos are part of the deployment.
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Washington
Central Auierlég
Annspold
San Diego
Cal
Amapala
Honduras
Denver
Acapulco
Mexico
Acasutla
Des Moihes
San Domingo
Blufields
Nicaragua
Nashville
New Orleans
Porto Cortes
Porta Larelos
Elderly physician marries in Brooklyn on Friday
Dr. John George Johnson a gynecologist now past eighty years, wed Miss Emma Bellows Roe thirty in Brooklyn on Friday. The news item also notes a political item from Austin about a proposed federal constitutional amendment on direct votes.
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New York
John George Johnson
Brooklyn
Emma Bellows Roe
Credit and Confidence in a Bank Loan Spurred by Child Labor Claim
Becond Ditto faces scrutiny after First Bank Offeral extends a $50 000 loan to Bulger for his business. A claim of employing over fourteen hundred children is presented as proof of viability, raising questions about the legitimacy and ethics of the venture.
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Bulger
The Way of It Exchange in a Local Conversation
A snippet shows a terse exchange about a cook arriving today. The dialogue reveals a practical improvisation as one speaker asks for a cook and the other says one is coming later to suit them.
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