National and Local News Roundup Across U S and States
Reports from Las Vegas and Del Rio describe federals clashing with rebels leaving seven dead and many wounded as they retreat for medical aid. Milwaukee discards socialism. Mayer Seidel ousted by 11,000 vote margin amid broad aldermanic defeat. Japan losses include War Minister Ishimoto at 59. Louisiana killings and a raft of political shifts unfold nationwide with rail and coal measures, court rulings, and notable speeches.
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Las Vegas
del Rio
Japan
Ishimoto
Americans Held Hostage in Mexican Mine Incident
Washington reports that Harry Conklin and about 50 Americans were captured near the Lluvia De Oro mine in Chihuahua by rebels. Rep Esch appeals to the State Department. Ambassador Wilson to investigate and seek protection from President Madero. Orozco's bid for recognition complicates use of US aid and potential embargoes.
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Washington, D. C
Harry Conklin
Lluvia de Oro
Chotax
Chihuahua
Esch
Wisconsin
Conklin
la Crosse
Wis
State Department
Department
Wilson
Madero
Orozco
United Staes
Mexico
Republic
United States
Lincoln Appointee King Retained as U S Commissioner
Simeon W. King, named by Lincoln in 1864 as United States commissioner, was continued by District Judges Landis and Carpenter. The life tenure ended in 1890 by congressional act, requiring a new four year appointment each term, with King reappointed each time.
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Lincoln
Chicago
Simeon W. King
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Landis and Carpenter
Congress
King King
Dry and Wet: Chicago Area Shifts in Saloon Voting
Among 154 cities and townships voting on saloons, twenty four former dry areas switched to wet while sixteen of the former wet districts became dry. Sixty three remain dry and fifty four stay wet. High voting wet areas are unclassified and eleven unclassified as to prior record are dry. Eight counties are dry with two remaining go.
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Chicago
La Follette Wins Wisconsin Primary Big Victory
Madison returns show Senator Robert La Follette carrying Wisconsin over President Taft by about 120000 to 60000. He will claim all 26 delegates.
Begin Platform Fight in New York Convention
Eastern leaders forecast a platform battle at the Republican National convention with a South East alliance curbing the Western bloc. The rift centers on policy directions as delegates prepare for heated debates shaping the party’s stance.
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New York
Paris Ky Mayor Indicted Over Election Purchase
Paris Kentucky mayor James T. Hinton, a leading local figure, was indicted by the grand jury on a charge that he received $700 to influence the election of a city council candidate. The case highlights political graft fears in central Kentucky.
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Interstate Commercce Commission
House Interstate Commerce Committee
E. W. Dunnigan
Lapeer
Detroit
Fisher
Department of the Interior
Honolulu
Walter F. Frear
Hawaii
Kalamanole
James T. Hinton
Paris
Kentucky
Grand
Vermont
Taft
Roosevelt
Montpelier
Supreme Court of the United States
Atlantic City
N. J
Max Kirsht
Atian
Moving Picture
Robert F. Scott
Antarctic
Akaroa
Banks Peninsula
New Zealand
Capt. Scott
New York
John E. Parsons
Washington B. Thomas
George H. Frazier
Arthur Donner
American Sugar Refining Company
United States District Court
Standard Oil Company
Manila
P. L
United States
Hickman
Kansas City
South Side
E. F. Halsted
Hester Ennis
Boulder
Colo
Roland Snow
Oakland
Cal
Adolph Goldman
San Quentin
First Congregational Church
Michigan
House
Senate
Banco Nationale of
Chihuahua
Mexico
Asquith
House of Commons
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
California Supreme Court
Elias J.lucky- Baldwin
Beatrice Anita Baldwin
Turnbull
China to Build a Navy Hints at Bethlehem Steel proof
New York Charles M Schwab, at Bethlehem Steel annual meeting, indicated that China will construct a new navy and that a large portion of the ships will be built domestically. He spoke to newspaper men about the potential naval buildup.
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China
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Arizona Nomination Held Up By Senate Committee
Taft nominates Richard E. Sloan former territorial governor of Arizona for a federal judgeship but the nomination is stalled by the senate judiciary committee delaying action in Washington.
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Arizona
Washington
Taft
Richard E. Sloan
Senate
Judiciary
Management of the hotbed and the cold frame after planting
The article outlines post planting care for hotbeds and cold frames, stressing secure nightly covers, airing on warm days, careful watering to avoid damp conditions that foster damping-off, and gradual shifting of seedlings to optimize growth. It covers crop-specific shifting needs, use of sand or sulfur for disease control, and practical setup for melons, cucumbers, and early onions. It also weighs whether hotbeds pay off, noting personal surplus production and fresh vegetables as key benefits.
Ipecac Thrives in Molet Soil Along River Banks
Ipecac, a trailing plant, grows best in clay soil near rivers. It needs substantial moisture but cannot live underwater, flourishing in Colombia where river floods do not occur, and in regions with stable water levels.
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Colombia
Mistakes of Breeders in Selecting Sows and Boars
Farmers misjudge sow quality based on bare-bred boars. The text warns breeders to prioritize well bred sows and careful selection to ensure superior stock.
Funeral Interrupted by Phone Call Stuns Crowd
A remarkable incident in Boston involves a man who halted his own funeral by telephone, provoking astonishment as mourners watched a dramatic disruption unfold. The event highlights the era's sensational stories and public fascination with death and technology.
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Boston
Resinol Skin Remedy Endorsed by Mrs. O'Brien
Mrs D O'Brien of Laurinburg endorses Resinol Ointment as a trusted household skin remedy. The ad praises Resinol Soap and Ointment for eczema, burns, ringworm, pimples, rashes, and other skin ailments, noting dealer availability and two product sizes with free samples on request.
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O'Brien
D. O'Brien
Laurinburg
Dept
Resinol Chemical’ Co
Baltimore
Candid Admission Sparks Reform Debate
Senator Sorghum dismisses reform plans as irrelevant, claiming only his personal and political allies see merit. He asserts a general impression that he and his close circle are the sole group who do not need reform.
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Sorghum
Murine Eye Remedy Advertisement with Confusing Copy
An old advertisement promotes Murine Eye Remedy for eye irritations, weak watery eyes, and granulated eyelids. It mentions the product being compounded by a company, sold in bottles with prices noted, and references to Chicago based Marine Eye Remedy Co. The text includes stray quotes and nonsensical lines about a merry go round and a merry widow.
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Marine Eye. Remedy Co
Chicago
Cryptic phrase references and antiquated remedies in garbled text
The fragment mentions a brom oat te La Dee BAERee and a cure for a condition as a natural remedy. It cites Schiller, Garfield, and notions of command and optimism, with unclear meaning and garbled punctuation. The piece appears as a stray OCR fragment with no coherent news item.
Nervous Despondent Women Report Relief With Pinkham Remedies
A fragmentary testimonial from Plates Pennsylvania and Walcott North Dakota describes women suffering nervousness backache and crying easily finding relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The report cites Mrs Mary Halstead and Mrs Auena Dani noting improved mood sleep and vitality and invites readers to seek advice from Pinkham Medicine Co with obfuscated address details.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Halstead
Walcott
N. Dakota
Si E Pinkham
Auena Dani
Dakota
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A.a
Louisiana
Texas
Frederck Dent Grant
Department of the East
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Butte
Harvey W. Wiley
Maine
California
Thomas Gore
Oklahoma
Charles Schemalla
Waukesha
Interstate Commerce Commission
Yates
Indiana
Yatt
Col Roosevelt
Chartres
Rock Island
Mayer Schriver
Far East
Suez Canal
Qhio
Cc. A. Durst
University of
Ilinois
Schiller
Garfield Tes
Pinkham Medicine Co
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Young
Femple Street
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