Federal Troop Withdrawals Signal Mexican Rail Repair Plan
Northern provinces prepare for troop reductions as rail lines from El Paso to Mexico City near completion. Chihuahua and Sonora governors shift roles, with Manuel Bonilla and Mayortano installed. Pancho Villa and other insurgent leaders slated for reorganization within a larger rurales force.
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Tex
Fran
el Pato
el Vaso
Mesteo City
Chihuahua
Sonora
Sinloa
Federal Conege
Mexico City
Mayortano
Manuel Bonilla
Sinaloa
Luis Torres
Los Angeles
Bonilla
Diego Redo
Josepe da Luz Blanco
Juarez
Jose Perfecto Lomeli
Federal Army
Torres
Wvecud Oroxvcco
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Orpte Jnally
Havana Bids Diaz Farewell on Ypirenga Harbor Sendoff
Diaz and his wife departed Havana aboard the Ypirenga after thousands of loyal Mexicans gathered at Morro Castle to bid farewell on the final exile voyage to Europe. Orchids were carried by Diaz's wife as the ship left the harbor.
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Havana
Diaz
Morro Castle
Europe
Mexican National Railways to Transfer From Government
Reports in financial circles say the control of Mexico's National railways will soon pass from the government to private hands, with American interests involved in the transfer discussions.
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Monterey, Mex
National Railways of
Mexico
Harry Payne Whitney Leads American Polo Team in England
American polo patron Harry Payne Whitney captains a traveling team playing in England with matches featuring Whitney and fellow riders. The tour highlights high society patronage and international competition.
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England
Monument to Victor Emanuel State Unveiled in Rome
In Rome a grand ceremony unveiled the Victor Emanuel statue with royal and diplomatic pomp. Attendees included Queen Margherita and Queen Maria Pia, princes and nobles, plus nine Garibaldi veterans bearing the union jack. Premier Giolitti delivered the oration as 101 guns boomed.
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Rome
Itithiotie
Victor Emanuel
Army
Navy
Melon
Margherita
Marte Pia
Portreal
Cienca
Aesta
Abruzzi
Turin
Udine
Quirnal
Hite Kerrds
Lins
Victor Minnenellis
Giovanni Giotitti
Garbaldi
British Legion
Talks for Reciprocity Push Tariff for High Prices
The article reports a meeting where lumber and print paper dealers urged reciprocity to keep tariffs high and support tidy prices. President Taft spoke in Orleans Mall addressing treaty motives and public sentiment influencing its passage.
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OPO House
Paton
Dyer
Die Onic Soelety
Nimber
Pete Ganer
Orelesien
Taft
Otine
Congress
Wastington
ENGINEER SAVES HIS TRAIN
Cohimbhus Indiana June ho Vue nvore on southbound Pennsylvhs was den ger dtroim No.8 runuine toward Jonisville when an engine brake failed. John Lawton throttled to stop the train as live steam filled the cab causing burns to his face throat chest hands and legs. He saved the train and collapsed. He was taken to his Jeffersony home in serious condition.
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Cohimbhus
Ind
Vonisville
John Lawton
Jeffersony
Tle
Jonesville
Jon
Tei Injured in Runaways at Robinson Chapel
Connersville June 1 Tener eons were injured two seriously in a series of runaways after service at Robinson chapel in Waterloo township.
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Connersville
Tad
Robinson Chapel
Waterloo Township
World News Roundup From Sunday Highlights and Conflicts
Diaz's son alleges Madero sold out to foreign capital. Lorimer seeks freedom to testify. Wisconsin Governor signs a women suffrage law. Price regulation debates arise as Kern and Lea quit to let Kenyon in Lorimer probe. Wickersham prosecutes rebating law violators. Taft backs reciprocity in Chicago. Lake Michigan and Chicago face tidal disruption. Taft pledges army navy aviation cooperation in Chicago next August. California legislature enacts radical statutes rewriting the state constitution. German British tension eases through diplomacy. Mexican insurrectos fire on police in Guanajuato. 100 killed or wounded. French church sale revenues vanish. Chicago packers urge quash of indictments motion.
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Lorimer
Senate
McGovern
Wisconsin
Kern
Lea
Kenyon
Wickersham
Taft
Western Economic Society
Orchestra Ball
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Wilwaukee
Army, Navy and
Signal Corps
Germany
Great Britain
George
Guanajuato
France
Chicago Packers
United States
Daily bill and health tintings by Dr 1 4 Food
The text advises digestion and weight control through two meals rather than three, and suggests periodic fruit-based fasting for several days. It notes sedentary people overeat, stores excess as fat, and gradual dietary changes are essential, especially in older ages. It mentions apples grapes fresh prunes and pineapples as suitable fruits.
Wreck of the Canadian Steamer Claims Fifty Victims
Fifty years ago a stern disaster occurred when the steamer Canadian sank in Belle Isle Strait with thirty five drowned. The ship struck anchery and the United States cruiser Susquehanna, recalled from the Mediterranean for war service, arrived in New York.
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Strait of
Belle Isle
United States
Teguer Susquehanna
Mediterranean
New York
Steel Helped Avert a Panic and Banking Crash
In Washington on June 4, United States Steel chairman E J H Gary testified before the Stanley congressional committee that Steel backed J Pierpont Morgan to avert a 1907 financial crisis. He recounted meetings with Roosevelt and Root and the plan to buy Tennessee Coal and Iron at above value to prevent Moore & Schley’s failure. The inquiry may summon Roosevelt and Root again to verify conferences.
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Washington
Ebert J H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation Directorate
Stanley Congressional Steet Trust
J. Pierpont Morgan
John W. Gates
Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
New York
Moore & Schley
Gary
Tennessee Concern
Henry ©. Frick
Morgan
Roosevelt
Root
Frick
Stanley
John Lambert
Smery Republic Tron and Steel Company
Storm Hits Norwalk as Roofs Fly and Four Shelter Under Tree
A tornado like storm swept Norwalk at 1:90 p.m. blowing roofs from a grandstand and tearing up trees. Four players including Frank Van Buren and Albert Stanford took shelter under a tree. lightning struck the tree, killing Stanford and injuring three others with one man dying and others hurt.
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Norwalk
Wauterbng
Milin Street
Frank van Buren
Pred Studer
Albert Stanford
Joseph Lindenberger
Stanford
van Buren
Train wreck kills wife of railway president near Detroit Minn
Minneapolis dispatch reports the Seo Winnipeg express wrecked near Vergas Minnesota after a washout. Five cars burned. several killed and many injured. Mire U. Berg wife of Herco Berg, president of the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago railway, was killed. Berg seriously injured.
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Berg
The
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railway
Minneapolis
Minn
St. Paul
Sault Ste Marie
Seo
Vergas
Detroit
Thiel River Falls
Scone
Herco
New Orleans, Mobile and
Hicago Railway
Winnipeg
Belfast riot leaves 2000 Protestants and Catholics clash
Twenty five years ago a fatal riot in Belfast pits Protestant workers against Catholic workers in a violent street confrontation. The incident drew in hundreds as authorities investigated a case described as highly dangerous and stirred international attention.
North West burns at Buffalo pier on Great Lakes opening
Passenger steamer North West of Northern Steamship Co. burned at a Buffalo pier while preparing for the season. Sister ship North Land, bound between Chicago and Buffalo, was towed to safety. Explosion of oil suspected. loss estimated at $200,000.
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Buffalo
N. Y
North West
Northern Steamelip Company
Lakes
Noth Land
Sheas
Great Lakes
North Land
Chicago
But
Nolo
Newsprint Production Rises in June and Local Accidents Reported
Production of news print paper rose in June per the Bureau of Corporations and the American Newspaper Publishers Association with higher tonnage across grades. In California a stage coach overturned on a steep grade near Yosem Valley, killing R A Leisenring. In Tampico Mississippi a man named Chis Ross dislocated his neck after a violent sneeze.
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Washington
Bureau of Ooporations
Department of Commerce and Labor
American
Ul & Paper Association
California
San Francisco
Lariposa Big Tree Grove
Yosem
Valley
R. A. Leisenring
Entown
Sneeze
Tampico
Chis +s Ross
Zedge
Albany Reduces Phone Rates Amid Citywide Decree
The New York Public Service Commission ordered lower rates between Albany and Bronstow from 10 to 5 cents for August 1 a broader cut within the city also approved. The company expects $1 200 000 revenue over eight years at an agreed rate and shows property value of 11 090 000 and net earnings of 107 000. The rate cut will reduce earnings by about 8.6 percent.
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Albany
Dune
New York
Bronstow
Fifty Years Ago Today June 5 1961 Price Snapshot
Comparative prices of stuffs in northern and fort cities this day in 1961 Chick Flour per barrel 42 Wheat per bushel Corn per bushel Potatoes per bushel Grand jury report continues plot to carry out the squeeze of Chicago police involved leaders Street car tie up in New York City
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Chicago Police
Mine Cave-in Claims Two in Hancock Michigan
A mine disaster in Hancock Michigan on June 5 results in the deaths of John Wuepie and Louis Johnson and serious injuries to Oscar Koski and Otto Lasnen when a cave-in blocks the main shaft at the Quincy mine.
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Wancock
Mich
John Wuepie
Louis Johnson
Oscar Koski
Otto Lasnen
Quincey Uimne
Indiana Wisconsin forecast with unsettled spell and warmth
The forecast calls for continued warm conditions in Indiana and Wisconsin with unsettled weather today. Moderate southerly winds shift to cooler, possibly showered western areas tomorrow as winds turn southeast to south.
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Indiana
Winc
Wisconsin—Fair
Baseball Scores and Standings From Early Games
Baseball results show teams like New York Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn and Boston competing. Scoring lines list runs hits and errors with pitchers such as Wiltse Meyers Kling Archer Ferguson Parsons Scriber Rariden Scanlon and Knetzer. Games are recorded with line scores and inning tallies across multiple venues including Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis.
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W. L. Pet
Chi
Phil
Brook
Pitts
Bos.al
Chicago
R. H. BB
New York
Wiltse
Ames
Meyers
Brown
Kling
Archer
Cincinnati
Scanlon
Knetzer
Bergen
Sallee
Bliss
American Association Standings Highlight Tight Race
The latest pennant table shows Milwaukee and St. Louis near the top with close win totals. Minneapolis and Louisville trail with midseason records, while Indianapolis and Columbus also hold spots in the standings as several teams vie for top placement.
Grandfather Saves Child From Rock River Drowning
In Rockford Illinois Eugenia McGlashan three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C G McGlashan was saved from drowning by her eighty two year old grandfather Dr Clinton Helm. He dived into the Rock River after seeing a glint of her shawl line and rescued and resuscitated the child. He is none the worse for the ordeal.
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Rockford, OL
Eugenia McGlashan
C. G. McGlashan
Rock River
Clinton Helm
Joy Ride Fatal for Two Sisters in Worcester Night
In Worcester Massachusetts on June 5 Katheryn Ryan 19 died and her sister Margaret sustained critical injuries after an all night joy ride ended violently. John I Quarn owner of the auto fled after tearing through a telephone pole en route to the hospital.
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Worcester
Mass
Katheryn Ryan
Margaret
John I. Quarn
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