Mexico Strives to Prove Rodriguez Citizenship in Rock Springs Burnings
El Paso reports Mexico has yet to prove Antonio Rodriguez was a Mexican citizen in the Rock Springs burning case. Mexican consuls are being urged to search records, but El Paso’s consul says no citizenship record exists. Rumors of revolutionary activity, including Madero’s exiled supporters in San Antonio, accompany arms purchases near the border.
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Antonio Rodriguez
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Washington
May Lynch Mexican Slayer in Anadarko Search
Officers and posses scoured hills around Anadarko Oklahoma on November 15 seeking the Mexican fugitive who escaped after killing Chief of Police William C Temple. Authorities fear mob violence if captured amid tense U S Mexico relations.
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Len Small Takes Office as Subtreasurer of U S
Len Small was sworn in as subtreasurer in Chicago and immediately assumed responsibility for about $92.63 million in vault funds. Four agents and a bank teller represented Small as they counted roughly $78.52 million in gold and $7.63 million in silver while the room remained a quiet business setting.
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Boldenweck faces probe over missing treasury funds
Liam Boldenweck's tenure as subtreasury chief is described as stormy amid $173000 missing from vaults with none recovered. Former teller William Fitzgerald is now under indictment in connection with the missing money.
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William Fitzgerald
Naval cadets hit by typhoid at Annapolis
At Annapolis eleven fully developed typhoid cases among midshipmen are confirmed with one more reported and several suspected. The medical staff cannot explain the origin while cases may have begun within the academy. The worst struck is T Starr King, captain of the football team, but doctors expect full recovery. King of Siam crowned, reports Washington.
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Chicago and Omaha Markets Report Grain and Livestock Quotes
Chicago quotes cover Wheat Corn and Oats with bids for No 2 red No 3 red and spring futures. Live Stock includes Hogs Cattle and Sheep with receipts and price ranges at Chicago and Omaha markets. East Buffalo notices add cattle hogs sheep and calves figures from Dunning Stevens commission merchants.
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Epidemic of Smallpox News From Michigan Facilities
Detroit reports show at least three deaths in smallpox districts of Michigan with new cases across Lapeer Saginaw Flint Carsonville Chesaning and Huron county. Inmates at the Home for the Feeble Minded at Lapeer number seventeen cases and six deaths while armed militia guard the grounds and may shoot to enforce quarantine.
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Pastor resigns amid pending charges in Worcester
Rev. Oscar F. Stetson of the First Congregational church of Sutton Mass resigns at Sunday services after apologizing to his congregation and asking prayers. He requested time to present his side, admitting failure to live up to his trusts amid charges involving a choir member.
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Royal Couple Weds in Italy Victor and Clementine Marry
Prince Victor and Princess Clementine exchanged vows in a ceremony in Italy. The royal couple begin their marriage amid formal recognition from European courts and palace officials.
Stetson offers apology as charges go public
A 36 year old man named Stetson, who organized a twelve person European tour, asks forgiveness for real and imagined wrongs. He states sorrow for the trouble caused to loved ones and to the cause of Christ and seeks grace to fulfill his duty. A Worcester choir singer connected to the case left Worcester last Thursday after the charges were made public. her whereabouts are unknown.
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Burglars Strike Piertk's Jewelry for Third Time
Springfield reporter notes burglars entered Piertk's jewelry store for the third time in two years, taking goods valued at $1,000. Total prior losses reach $20,000. Burglars also hit Harry Springer’s residence, stealing jewels valued at $500.
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Selection of Juan Estrada Triggers Nicaragua Riots
Reports from Central American sources describe rioting in Leon and Corinte as troops fired on crowds resisting street clearance of political exhorters. The unrest follows the selection of Juan Estrada as Nicaragua president for two years, with Liberal and Conservative leaders opposing the decree halting meetings during reconstruction.
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Express drivers return to work in New York strike
Four thousand express wagon drivers resumed duties in New York on November 15 wearing union buttons. The staged relief from the city’s package congestion followed the walkout, despite initial objections from company officials to the display of union insignia.
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All Depends Reminiscences and Preliminaries to a Touch
A brief remark contrasts listening to hard luck stories with reminiscences or preliminaries to a touch. The Washington Herald and Chicago Tribune quotes frame the idea of attitude toward adversity.
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Prin ce Victor Napoleon and Princess Clementine wed in Moncalieri
Prince Victor Napoleon and Princess Clementine of Belgium wed at Moncalieri Italy after a civil ceremony in the castle drawing room and a religious service in the chapel. Expressmen discuss button wear to avoid misidentification by unions and teamsters.
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Clementine
Belgium
Leopold
Chicago Markets Hold Steady Amid Weak Prices
In Chicago on November 15 1910 cattle sheep and hogs show weak to lower trends. Estimated receipts reach 20000 hogs and 35000 sheep with mixed packers and heavy shipping grades vary from 7.35 to 7.90 for hogs and 2.20 to 6.25 for cows and heifers. Grain market noted as weak with little detail.
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N.Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Chicago
Reister And Son Prices On Washington City Market
The list shows prevailing prices for produce and sedations in Washington City. Carnace and hay by load and bale, straw by load and bale, flour per sack, bran per hundred, shorts per hundred, corn meal items and related market figures. The entry cites Reister and Son as the seller and producer in the market record.
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Taft Arrives in Colon for Panama Canal Visit
President Taft arrives at Colon on the cruiser Tennessee for a four day inspection of Panama Canal work. He travels from Charleston, plans to return by November 22, with activities focused on canal construction matters.
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Savings Bank Closed Over Shortage in Brunswick
The Savings Bank of Brunswick in Frederick county Maryland was closed by State Banking Commissioner J Dukes Downes after a $10 000 shortage appeared in cashier William Schnauffer s accounts The bank founded in 1892 holds about $200 000 in deposits mostly from railroad men and farmers President A G Hortne ran the bank with the cashier who disappeared for several days on return claiming ignorance of his whereabouts He is reported under medical care.
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Frederick County
Maryland
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William Schnauffer
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William Sehnauffer
Memorial tribute to Mark Twain at Carnegie Hall plans
The New York memorial on November 30 will feature intimate associates of Mark Twain at Carnegie Hall. William Dean Howells will introduce speakers including Champ Clark and Colonel Henry Watterson. Cheatham and Twitchell will recall Twain’s experiences while Van I. reads a poem.
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Joseph Hopkins Twitchell
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Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin Fair Opens
A regional fair spans Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin today and tomorrow with brisk port westerly winds adding to the event atmosphere.
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