Revolt spreads as Mexican rebels seize supplies near Juarez
Rebels led by Pascual Orozco lose Juarez control as reinforcements move in from Chihuahua while bandits plunder Rosales and Otoz. In Sonora and Sinaloa, rebels threaten Tamazula and Hacan, with Gen Terrazas and Alberto Terrazas leaving for Mexico City. Authorities rush troops, bridges repaired, and a 100-man squad dispatched to counter the uprising.
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Paso
Tex
Mies
Pascual Orozco
Juarez
Orozco
Arez
Chihuahua
Co Robago
Casas Ranches
Will
San Ignacio
Luis Terrazas
Alberto Terrazas
la Steek
Mexico City
Chihua
Nego
Montezuma
Mexico
Rosales
Chiahua
Jose Wranga
Jesas Orelah
Don Jose
Adoleros
Otoz
Sina
Tamazula
Hacan
Ciudad Juarez
Rio Grande River
el Paso
Pasqualk Orozco
Call for Direct Vote on Direct Election of Senators
Washington Feb 7 at a meeting of the National Progressive Republican league executive committee a call urged all favoring direct election of U S senators to contact their senators and back the Borah resolution proposing a constitutional amendment. It notes decades of state petitions and House passage of similar measures and warns sixty two Senate votes are needed for passage with a favorable Senate outcome expected soon. Attendees included Senators Bourne Bristow Clapp and Representatives Norris Hubbard of Iowa Lenroot.
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Washington
National Progressive Republican League
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
House of Congress
Senate
Bourne
Bristow
Clapp
Norris, Hubbard
Iowa
Lenroot
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Chicago markets report hogs receipts about 30 000 with prices from 7 20 to 8 00 for choice heavy to good. Cattle receipts 16 000 with steers around 4 80 to 6 80 and cows 3 00 to 5 40. Sheep receipts 20 000 with lambs 5 75 to 7 76 and yearlings 4 00 to 5 25. Omaha cattle 3 800 with native steers 4 80, western 2 3 6 00, hogs 7 25 to 7 50, sheep 2 5 0 to 5 0 0. Buffalo notes strong cattle and hog markets with hens heavy at 7 80 and pigs 3 60. Calves listed 10 50 to 50 for best lots.
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Chicago
Omaha
Texas
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Convision
Pass Buffalo
N. Y
Weather Forecast for Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin
Fair today across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin. Unsettled conditions and warmer temperatures expected tomorrow with variable winds.
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Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin -Fair
Explosion Kills Nine at Ishpeming Gelatine Plant
Nine men die at Pluto Powder company's gelatine factory near Ishpeming Michigan when a mysterious explosion roars through the building. One missing believed blown apart and a worker injured as rescuers recover scattered remains and the ruined gelatine plant. Names include Michael O'Connor Joseph Riper Thomas Riper Robert Askew Edward and George Ward George Wahlberg Justin Jordan Charles Kemp with Andrew Mattison missing and Frank Harris injured. The factory employs about 35 men and a large dynamite batch was removed an hour before.
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Ishpeming
Mich
Pluto Powder Company
Michael O'Connor
Joseph J. Riper
Thomas Riper
Robert Ask
Riley's Health Improving After Stroke
Indianapolis reports say Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley is not seriously ill. Dr Carleton McCulloch says Riley is much better, stronger, and more articulate than after his paralytic stroke three months ago. He is not in immediate danger.
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Indianapolis
James Whitcomb Riley
Lord Decies and Vivien Gould to Wed in New York
A large crowd gathered at St Bartholomew's church for the wedding rehearsal of Lord Decies and Miss Vivien Gould. Security will surround the bride and church, with mounted police and uniformed officers present at both the Gould home and church. The couple plan a long wedding trip ending in London for the coronation of King George.
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London
George
New York
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Lord Decies
Vivien Gould
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Goulds
Miss Gould
O'Connor
East Fifty-First Street
Hughes
East Sixty-Seventh Street
Gould
Marcus
Graham Beresford
Providence
Col
Egypt
Cairo
Nile
Desert
England
Paris
Lord
Decies
Miss Vivian Gould Weds Lord Decks in New York Today
American heiress Miss Vivian Gould marries Lord Decks in a ceremony held in New York City today. The wedding unites two prominent families with social prominence and high society attendance.
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Lord Decks
New York
Gould and Decies Wedding Gifts and Honeymoon Plans
The couple will not display wedding gifts with Mrs Gould and Miss Vivien disapproving. Gifts to bridesmaids include gold vanity boxes. Lord Decies gives scarf pins with diamonds to his party. After a reception at 875 Fifth Avenue they plan an Egyptian honeymoon via Cunard Carmania to Alexandria, Cairo, Luxor, and Khartum, weather permitting.
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Miss Gould
Mrs. Gould
Miss Vivien
Lord Decies
Fifth Avenue
Georgian Court
Gould
Lakewood
Deces
Wil
Feypt
Alexandria
Cairo
Decies
Nile
Luxor
Agssouen
Philae Thenes
Wady Halfa
Desert
Khartum
White Nile
Peonage trial ends with acquittal for four defendants
Austin jury returns a verdict of acquittal for Harlan McLeod R S Newsom J Houston and R W Woods after a two week trial on peonage charges. More than 200 witnesses testified during the proceedings in Austin Texas.
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Texas
Austin, Tex
Harlan McLeod
R. S Newsom
J. Houston
R. W. Woods
George and Mary Open Parliament in State Procession
King George and Queen Mary rode from Buckingham Palace to Westminster in a ceremonial opening of Parliament. A large crowd lined St James Park and Whitehall as the monarchs appeared, with the queen beside the king in the procession.
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Buckingham Palace
Westminster
Parliament Building
London
George
Queen Mary
Buck Egeham Palace
House of Lords
St. James’ Park
Whitehall
Royal pageant marks king's vindication parade
A royal procession under guards and artillery marks the king's vindication in a libel case. The state coach led by cream horses and escorted by life guards moves to parliament while diplomats and peers fill Westminster scenes.
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George
Edward Mytins
St. James
Parliament
Victoria Tower
House of Lords
Reid
United States
William Phillips
Phillips
Lord Strathcona
Canada
Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Lowther
House of Commons
Hart Carrington
Earl of Beauchamp
Fifty Years Ago Today February Seven
Fifty years ago today February seven the Choctaw nation Indians declared allegiance to the southern states while salutes in honor of Virginia's Union vote on the athens t were fired in many northern states.
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Virginia
Chicago Markets Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Vary Across session
Chicago markets show mixed hog prices and steady to strong cattle and sheep bids. Estimated receipts around 18 000 hogs and 14 000 sheep with heavy and light grades listed, prices ranging roughly from 7 20 to 7 95 for hogs and 4 90 to 6 50 for cattle. Closing figures indicate mostly 5 lower on bulk and stronger sheep in late trading.
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Chicago
Consign Your Live Stock Direct to John A. Babcock
Advertisement listing consignors for live stock with John A. Babcock commission merchant at U S Yards Chicago Illinois Rooms 27 25 Main Floor Exchange indicating division of yards and location for consignments.
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John A
U. S. Yards
Chicago
Black Hand Attacks in Pennsylvania Leave Two Men Wounded
February 7 reports from Punxsutawney detail a Black Hand raid on baker Charles Volsted in Brockwayville, injuring him after arson attempts. Brewing agent Samuel Manning was knifed and left for dead, requiring twenty four stitches. Authorities deploy state constabulary to search for the assailants.
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Punxsutawney
Brockwayville
Charles Volsted
Volsted
Samuel Manning
S. Manning
Manning
Torn Apart on Shaft at Kellogg Plant
Battle Creek, Mich February 7 Edwin W Douchey millwright for Kellogg Food Company was killed while repairing a 30 foot belt in the Lincoln and Aldrich street plant. His body was torn to pieces after the belt snapped free and wrapped him around the shaft. J H Hungerford his assistant witnessed the tragedy and coroner Joe ae investigated. Douchey was about 50 and married.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Edwin W. Douchey
Kellogg Food Company
Lincoln
Aldrich
J. H. Hungerford
Hungerford
Douchey
Sia Douchey
Joe Ae
Bloomington man walks off trestle after drink hold
Bloomington Indiana February reports a man named Hauer Chandler of Bedford walked off the Indianapolis Southern trestle on Piney Street while intoxicated. He fell about fifteen feet but suffered no broken bones and was rushed by ambulance to Bloomington Hospital for evaluation.
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Bloomington
Ind
Hauer Chandler
Bedford
Indianapolis
Piney Street
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Philadelphia
Pluto Powder
Riley
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Vivian Gould
Piarceag
Royal Artillery
Baker
Seattle
Grain Market
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Ilinois
Washington City
Cooh Na Heen
Sepeaalee Sn
Csuchenes
Reister & Son
Pennsylvania
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