Mexican peace talks eyed as Diaz plans 3000 rurales
El Paso reports Diaz may deploy 3000 rurales to crush insurrectos if peace talks with Madero fail. Madero not heard from on peace terms. his father and brother may confer. U S Justice Dept waives warrant to aid potential Madero meeting. Juarez to Casas Grandes train run noted.
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el Paso
Tex
Francisco I. Madero
Mexican Insurrectos
United Stated Department of Justice
Madero
Mexico
Chihuahua
Mexico City
Diaz
Pascan
Ciudad Juarez
Casas Grandes
Samuel Gracia Cuellar
Weather outlook for Indiana Wisconsin and Midwest regions
In the south rainfall expected with snow possible in the north. Colder temperatures forecast in the extreme south. Tomorrow unsettled with rain or snow in Indiana and surrounding areas. Wisconsin shows unsettled conditions today with a chance of local snow or rain tomorrow and moderate northeast to north winds.
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Tomorro
Indiana
Wisconsin
Prosecuting Attorney Arrested Over Blind Tigers Charge
Xenia Ohio April 4 Prosecuting Attorney Frank L Johnson who leads a drive to stamp out blind tigers in the city was arrested on three charges of furnishing intoxicants to voters on or about May 8 prior to the primary election in which he was nominated.
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Ohio
FEAR JAP INVASION
Victoria reports fear of a Japanese invasion as anti Axis papers relay Makura reports. King W J Williams of the Loyalty Islands petitions Britain and France for a protectorate to stop Japanese encroachment and wireless stations. He warns Japan plans a base that could threaten Australia.
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Victoria
B. C
Makura
W. J. Walliams
Loyalty Islands
Great Britain
France
Japan
New Caledonia
Australia
Great May Day Strike Planned Across United States
New York April 4 A May day strike led by union machinists aims to secure an eight hour work day. The plan targets all union machinists nationwide as leaders call for a coordinated action.
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Union
United States
New York
Carpenter pleads not guilty in Booker T. Washington assault case
New York April 4 Albert Ulrich a carpenter arrested for assaulting Booker T. Washington pleaded not guilty to a third degree assault charge. He was without counsel and declined to act further. No trial date set.
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New York
Albert Ulrich
Carpenter
Booker T. Washington
Governor Aldrich vetoes Sunday baseball bill
Lincoln Neb April 4 Governor Aldrich vetoed Senator Bartlire's bill to legalize Sunday baseball. He preferred an amendment allowing county boards to regulate outside city limits and towns, but veto left the measure short of law.
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Gill
Lincoln, Neb
Governo
Roberts Seeks Hardened Defenses Amid European Tensions
Field Marshal Lord Roberts opened a Lords debate calling Britain’s defense arrangements inadequate amid altered European conditions. He urged expert review and warned that the army may need about a million more trained troops, referencing the South African War and Bethmann-Hollweg’s Reichstag speech.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Roberts
Europe
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Buffalo-Chicago mail train wrecks near Topeka ind
West bound Wabash mail train No 9 derailed east of Topeka Indiana at 5 50 am. Engineer Luxon of Montpelier Ohio was pinned under the engine and seriously injured. Baggageman and one passenger slightly hurt. Cause not known.
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Toledo
Detroit
Wabash
Topeka
Ind
Luxon
Montpelier
Riot at Hearst building injures Chicago officer
In a labor clash at the corner of West Madison and Market streets about sixty men fought amid around twenty gunshots. Patrolman J J McGuire of the central detail station was shot in the forehead and possibly fatally wounded. The combatants, described by police as members of the International Protective Association of Steamfitters and the United Association of Steamfitters, were linked to the building strike.
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Chicago
J. J McGuire
Central Detail
West Madison
Market Streets
Hearst
International Protective Association of Steamfitters
United Association of Steamfitters
Daily Diet and Health Hints by T J Allen Od Specialist
Ordinary well or dry water contains mineral and vegetable matter which is injurious. Typhoid fever is commonly caused by decaying matter in drinking water. Lime sulphur iron minerals often present in excess strain kidneys. Mineral matter deposits in arteries hardening age. By distilling water minerals are eliminated. natural water with small mineral content is preferable to distilled water.
Democrats to Rule the House in Extra Session
Article notes a dramatic shift as Democrats gain seats in the House and Republicans lose influence. It describes future roll calls showing party changes, new faces, and staff turnover as Democrats prepare to reorganize and occupy previously GOP spaces in the Capitol. It mentions one Socialist and one vacancy affecting balances.
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House
Pennsylvania
Senate
Fry
Colorado
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Capitol
Lord Roberts Calls for Increased Armament
English Field Marshal Lord Roberts speaks out for a broader arms program urging stronger defenses. He warned of looming threats and urged swift parliamentary action to boost military expenditure and modernize equipment.
Rush of Miners Crowds North of Marathon Town
Hundreds of miners flood north of the National Trans continental railway near Marathon after Maptrathon reports of gold. Prospectors return with rumors of rich finds and a toboggan procession starts along the rough trails as the season begins with cautious but bold venture.
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Marathon
Porcupire
Theft hits Cornell fraternity houses in Ithaca
A series of fraternity house thefts at Cornell University in Ithaca New York is reported to police. One fraternity misses twelve suits valued at about 400 dollars and another reports loss of a typewriter and various jewelry. No crew or method has been identified.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Noi
Cornell
Negro immigration debate in Canada prompts ministerial reply
In Ottawa on April 4 a Western Conservative member urged the interior minister to acts on reports of increasing Negro immigration from the United States, especially Oklahoma. Interior Minister Oliver acknowledged the trend, noting no organized movement and that immigration policy will be applied as written.
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United States
Ottawa
Ort
House of Commons
Canada
Oklahoma
Minister of the Interior
Prairie
Olver
Mr. Oliver
Gold Rush in Ontario Sparks Prospecting Fever
Porcupine City Ont April 4 New gold discoveries have been made and prospectors start at once in the region. Locals report rich outcrops and several claims staked as searchers move to assays and mining efforts unfold.
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Porcupine City
Ont
Train Wreck in Storm Leaves Several Dead
Wininipes Man April 4 Several persons killed in a railroad disaster at Schrieber Man after a heavy snowstorm that began Sunday knocked down all wires and halted communication.
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Manitoba
Wininipes
Man
Schrieber
Immigration debate over race and land in Canada
Opposition leader Mr Foster warned that Canada's immigration rules risk a “negro question” if American Blacks gain free 160 acre land. Government offered no policy yet though amendments to the act may follow. The 1901 census counted 17 000 Black residents in Canada.
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Foster
Canada
United States
Keynote Expected at Burlington Jeffersonian Dinner
Democratic leaders in New Jersey foresee the keynote of next year’s presidential campaign forming at the Jeffersonian dinner and mass meeting of the Burlington County Democratic club in Burlington. Speakers include Champ Clark Woodrow Wilson James K. Martine and William Jennings Bryan with Clark addressing The Duty of Democrats and likely touching on the forthcoming campaign.
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Burlington
N. J
New Jersey
Burlington County
Democratic Club
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
United States
James K. Martine
William Jennings Bryan
Clark
Supreme Court Hts the Railroads
March 4 there will be only fifty to day. The ranks of the minority will be increased from thirty-two to forty-one and to forty-two when the vacancy in Colorado is filled. There was one vacancy in the last session caused by the death of the late Senator Hughes of Colorado. The house loses many veteran legislators and Mr Cannon will appear in the minority.
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Colorado
Henator Hughes
Senate
House
Cannon
Taft Yet To Write Message On Canadian Reciprocity
President Taft had not written a line for his extra session message this morning. The brief message will deal only with Canadian reciprocity. He plans to write it today and send it to Congress on Wednesday.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Republicans in Caucus Harmony Prevails on Speaker Hope
The Republican House caucus met in Washington with James Rann named minority leader and the Republican bid for speaker. Martin was nominated by Cannon without opposition. Currier re elected chairman Kendall as secretary. John Dwight re elected whip. Insurgents supported reform on committees. most favor the committee on committees plan.
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Washington
House of Representatives
James Rann
Martin
Joseph G. Cannon
House
Representative Currier
New Hampshire
Representative Kendall
Iowa
Currier
Kendall
John Dwight
New York
Committee On Committees
Mann
Fourteen In Navy Plan To Shoot At Aerial Targets
Norfolk notes the United States Navy will for the first time shoot at aerial targets. Fourteen-inch battleships will practice firing on kite-like planes simulating modern aircraft, tethered to floats and later held by ships as marksmen try to pepper the airborne target.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Navy Yard
Supreme Court Upholds Government in Hepburn Act Ruling
The U S Supreme Court issued two key decisions upholding government authority and limiting railroads. One ruling verifies the commodities clause in the Hepburn Act and defines offense under the law. The other confirms that forwarding companies may claim carload rate treatment for single consignors despite shared ownership among multiple parties.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Mississippi River
At White
United States
Laehigh Valley Railroad Company
Circuit Court
Pennsyltvenia
Lehigh Valley
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Plague Death Toll Mounted Across Manchuria
Dispatches show Mukden reporting 1043 cases and 1028 deaths by Feb 13 180000 residents. Manchuria total deaths 12086 by Feb 18 with likely undercount and broader spread along rail towns from Chong Chun to Liaoyeng. Daily Changchun deaths placed near 200.
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Washington
Mukder
Manchuria
Mukden
Chong Chun
Chinchou
Liaoyeng
Chang Chur
Pink Eye Outbreak Hits Yale Amid Harvard Struggle
New Traven Conm April 4 Yale reports over 100 pink eye cases in the last day affecting many students in chapel and recitation. Widespread use of smoked goggles is noted as cases show various complications. Harvard fights a similar epidemic adding to campus health concerns.
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Conm
Harvard
Yale
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