Mexican Troops Surprise Critics in Chihuahua Campaign
Reports praise federal soldiers in Chihuahua as loyal and well trained while marching on limited rations. Soldiers travel with wives and children who forage ahead to supply meals.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
6
Hopi Indians Entitled to Vote But Do Not
The Hopi, about 2,000 people in eight villages of Arizona, are full U.S. citizens under the Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty. Despite rights to vote for president and Congress, they remain indifferent to American politics and show little interest in federal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painted Desert
Arizona
West
New Mexico
United States
Fuadalupe-Hidalgo
Mexico
Supreme Court of the
Congress
Washington
America
Deutschland Named Primary Vessel for German Antarctic Expedition
The Deutschland, the ship chosen to carry the German Antarctic expedition under Lieutenant Wilhelm Filchner, is praised as ideally suited for polar exploration. Built in 1905 in Norway, the bark-rigged vessel combines sails and engines, displacing just over 600 tons with 65 yard length, and offers ample space for crew, scientific equipment, coal, and a three-year voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Filschner
Glauss
Slauss
Canada
Arctic
Norway
Antarctic
Mountain Gifted to Charity by Welsh Offer
A Welsh friend offers a mountain to the Church Army of England to provide stone for quarrying work. The donor believes the site can generate employment for men under the society. The description notes the mountain holds a large quantity of stone for potential use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Army of England
Wales
Dovor
Vegetarians Create Humane Furs to Mimic Real Ones
Vegetarians facing clothing taboos have solved a footwear and fur dilemma by using humane furs labeled as such. They reject animal products and now wear convincing moleskin like wrappings that mimic fur without animal use. The exact composition remains a trade secret.
Fish Stop Limited Train In Gary Michigans High Rail Incident
In Gary Indiana a fish school clogged water scoops near East Gary halting the Michigan Central between Chicago and Buffalo. A sixty mile per hour engine drew water from a scoop, and after a search the engineer removed the condenser piston head finding about twenty pounds of amalgamated fish two to six inches long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Indiana Steel Company
Michigan Central
Chicago
Buffato
East Gary
Highier
Granite Industry Grows Across the South
The article notes a rising granite output in Georgia North Carolina Maryland and Virginia valued at about 3 500 000 annually. It contrasts Southern production with New England and mentions the South gaining market share in stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
North America
New Frageland
Georgia
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
South
New Eugland
Anvil Monument for Indiana Blacksmith in Lancaster Cemetery
Riley Andrew of Indiana, lifelong blacksmith, arranged a granite monument with two large anvils to mark his final resting place in Lancaster Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Andrew
Indiana
Lancaster
Famous Hill of Tara Put Up for Sale
Dublin reports the Hill of Tara, famed as the former royal seat of Ireland’s Ard Righs, is to be sold. Legends tie Patrick’s conversion to its stones, a feud with King Guare, a clerical curse, and later ruin, with recent excavations yielding coins and weapons but no ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara
James Hargee
Washington
Europe
Dublin
Tara Hill
Ireland
St. Patrick
Ardrigh
Leary
Guare
Connaught
Churches in War on Plague Sets Tuberculosis Day
April 80 set aside as tuberculosis day to be observed in 200,000 churches nationwide. The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis aims to have church meetings discussing tuberculosis and prevention on April 20 or nearby dates, expanding beyond the 1910 tuberculosis Sunday sermons. Dr Livingstone Ferrand notes the goal to engage all 33 million church members this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
National Association
Livingston Ferrand
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
United States
Maude Adams Invents New Theater Acoustics
Actress Maude Adams devised a walllike sounding board system to improve acoustics. Installed at the Knickerbocker in New York for her production Chantecler, the device builds sound by holding it in the auditorium rather than projecting from the stage. The invention is patented and planned for wider theater use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
University Theater
Frohman
Portable School In Minneapolis Under Construction
A three room portable school is being built on a concrete base in Minneapolis to alleviate crowded conditions. The project allows mobility to adapt to future space needs. In New York the total number of mines underground is forty with twelve iron, thirteen gypsum, eight talc, two salt, two printes, and three graphite mines in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Board of Education
New York
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Chihualima
Stanch Antarctic Ship
Maude Adams
Wears
He Kk
Hie
Bell Phone
Penn’a Ave
Ky Vie
Mark Twain
Mack Twain
Brander Matthews
Moliére
Cervantes
Count Toilstoi
Twain
Huckleberry Finn
Tom Sawyer
Pudd
Nhead Wilson
Stevenson
Thoreau
Hadleyburg
Frost
Newell
Smedley
Thulstrup
Clinehinst
Kemble
Opper
Harper & Brothers
Franklin Square
New York City
Mark 'Pwain
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