Mexico City Turmoil as Diaz Faces Martial Law Threat
Reports from Mexico City say troops rushed to Orizaba amid fears of wider revolt. American Reed shot dead in Alameda park. police claim drunk confrontation, rival account raises doubt. Rebels seen at Puebla Juarez and other cities. Diaz may declare martial law despite calm streets.
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Diaz
Reed
Mexico City
Orivaba
Lagque
Yucatan
Puebla
Orizaba
War Office
Chihuahua
Laredo
Guerrero
Hemmanez
Nueva Leon
Guardalajara
Pachuca
James H. Reed
Alameda
Leoner
Aquiles Cerdan
U S Troops Put On Standby For Border Duty
Secretary Knox backs Mexican government protection of Americans in Mexico while Gen Hoyt holds two infantry regiments ten cavalry and three artillery batteries ready to enforce neutrality laws. Texas Governor Campbell to be kept informed as riots, starting as anti American demonstrations, may be driven by revolutionists.
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Washington
Ralph W. Hoyt
Department of Texas
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Leonard Wood
Army
Knox
Hoyt
Gov. Campbell
Texas
Mexico
Madero Leaves Fort Sam Houston for Eagle Pass Crossing
Gen Francisco Madero departs Carrizo Springs with a small retinue toward the Rio Grande crossing near Eagle Pass to enforce neutrality laws. Reports say a Mexican band crossed the river last night near the ford, with Julio Madero arriving at Eagle Pass as a special train with cavalry heads there.
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Fort Sam Houston
Eagle Pass
Tex
Francisco Madero
Carrizo Springs
Rio Grande
Mexico
Madero
Julio Madero
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Sagle Pass
C. P. Diaz
Bernardo Reyes
Nuevo Leon
Europe
Miguel Gardenas
Coahuila
Reyes
Diaz
Millions unemployed in the United States
The Bowery Mission investigates and estimates 4.5 million unemployed nationwide. About 15 percent are in New York City and nearby areas. The mission plans to place 7,000 men in jobs during the winter season.
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New York City
New York
United States
The
Bowery Mission
Carpenter sues for 10000 in damages over street car injury
Christian Hendersn of Greenfield sues Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co. for 10000 damages after being struck by a street car on October 24 1908 in Indianapolis. He filed the suit in Shelbyville Indiana.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Christian Hendern
Greenfield
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company of
Indianapolis
Chicago Seethes Under Massive Crime Wave Hunt
Chicago police wage a huge man hunt with seventy detectives for three northwest side bandits blamed for multiple robberies and two killings. An unidentified Italian man was slain near West Chicago Avenue station. another victim died near Evergreen and Spaulding. Five people and a woman are detained.
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Chicago
Northwest
Healy
West Chicago Avenue
North Curtis Street
Austin Avenue
Evergreen Avenue
Spaulding Avenue
Humboldt Park
Robbery and fatal shooting prompt police briefing
Neighbors summon West North Avenue station police after a man is killed. Four witnesses describe three robbers fleeing the scene.
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West North Avenue
Col Coulter Near Death in Aurora Community
Col J T Coulter, 68, prominent Mason and longtime resident of Aurora Indiana, is reported near death after a critical illness. The obituary note indicates his status in local fraternal circles and his prominence in the community prior to his condition.
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Aurora
Ind
J. T. Coulter
Inventor Coulter and the Continuous Draw Bar
The state lies at the point of death. Mr. Coulter is the inventor of the American continuous draw bar, an appliance now in use on all railroads.
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Coulter
Slayer Kills Family of Four Near Barnard
Oda Hubbell, a farmer near Barnard Missouri, his wife and two children were shot and killed at their home by an unidentified person who fled the scene. The motive and exact location are under investigation.
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Maryville
Oda Hubbell
Barnard
Weather Forecast for Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin
Fair and warmer today and tomorrow with high variability in winds across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin. Expect mixed cloud cover and increasing afternoon temperatures as a regional forecast outlines calmer conditions in the western zones.
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Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Miner Dies From Injuries in Sunnyside Mine Fall
Evansville Indiana November 22 William Chapman 36 a coal miner died from injuries suffered four weeks earlier in a Sunnyside mine fall He sustained a broken shoulder blade leg and internal injuries He was active in the United Mine Workers and served as a local union president.
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Evansville
Ind
William Chapman
Sunnyside
United Mine Workers
Menden Mine Fire Remains Sealed in Indiana
Evansville Indiana November 22 authorities say efforts to assess fire damage in the Menden coal mine near Boonville will wait several days as the mine stays sealed. Owner Charles H Menden hopes to smother the blaze amid alleged evidence the fire was set.
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Evansville
Ind
Menden
Boonville
Charles H. Menden
Crippen Denied Reprieve as Death Sentence Stands
London officials announce Home Secretary refuses reprieve for Dr Hawley H Crippen. He will be hanged tomorrow for the murder of his wife Belle Elmore, an actress. The decision ends Crippen’s last hope of escaping the gallows.
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London
Hawley H Crippen
Home Secretary
Belle Elmore
Hogs Market Opens in Chicago with Mixed Receipts
Opening hog market in Chicago reports estimated receipts of 24000 with 1298 leftover from yesterday. Prices range from 6.70 to 7.25 for various hog classes while cattle and sheep markets show 8000 and 33000 heads respectively, steady.
Chicago Hog Market Receipts and Prices November 22 1910
Chicago hog market data shows estimated receipts today at 24000 with yesterday’s official receipts 31979 and shipments 1844. Official test over yesterday 1295. Estimated receipts tomorrow 26000. Market ranges include Bulk 695 to 715, Light 65 to 710, Mixed packers 680 to 720, Heavy shipping grades 675 to 720, Rough 675 to 690, Porkers 695 to 705, Pigs 625 to 709.
Cattle Market Receipts and Prices
Estimated receipts at 8000 Market show steady beeves priced from 4 80 to 7 60 with cows and heifers from 2 25 to 6 35. Texas steers bring 4 15 to 5 40 while stockers and feeders range 3 35 to 5 70 and western cattle 4 25 to 6 60.
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Texas
Sheep Auction Receipts Reported for Native and Western Stock
Estimated receipts list Native sheep 33 000 Western sheep 25 0 to 3 90 Yearlings 4 00 to 5 00 Lambs 4 00 to 6 00 Western lambs 4 00 to 5 85 with prices in per head ranges and totals not provided.
Market slows on Thanksgiving day with mixed livestock tone
Market notes show cattle steady to gentle decline and sheep firm to sharply higher while bulk sales fall near midweek levels. No market activity reported due to Thanksgiving observance.
Grain Market Report by Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Beach-Wickham Grain Company furnishes Chicago Illinois market notes from the Postal Telegraph Building listing grain prices and trading activity for the day in a concise Chicago report.
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Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Postal Telegraph
Chicago
Ilinots
Washington City Market Prices From Daily Ledger
Prevailing local prices show acca vasa and Ree Hay listed by load at 13.00. Straw and feed items priced per hundred or sack with Flour at 1.60 to 1.70 and Corn Meal at 25 cents. Butter price appears as 2 in the snippet with unclear units.
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Washington City
Railroads urged to adopt scientific management to curb costs
Louis D Brandeis before the Interstate Commerce Commission argued that scientific management could save railroads about 265 million dollars a year by boosting efficiency. He cited firms Hathaway Dodge and others detailing shop supervision and standardized work methods as the path to avoiding higher freight rates.
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Hathaway
Dodge
Iquiry
Glenn Brown
Eow
New York Central
General Brownwell
The
Erie
A Deven
Francis EB. James
Cincinnati
Western Shippers
Mrr
Rer
Philadelphia
Chicago
Mr. Hathaway
Suit on trick ballots in Charles County election case
District Attorney Hill charges John E B Stone and John M Miller Democratic election supervisors with fraudulent arrangement of names on the ballot to aid Democrats and hinder Republicans. Warrants issued by United States Commissioner Bond. ballots measured 17 by 14 inches with five folds.
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Baltimore
United States
Bond
John EB. Stone
John M Miller
Charles County
Hill
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Juarez
Luther T. Ellsworth
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Department
U.S
Wood
U. S
Gen. Reyes
Greenfield Carpenter Sites Traction Company
Ethel Barrymore
H.r
R. G. Colt
Thel Barrymore
Miss Barrymore
Russell G. Colt
Colt
Rhode Island
Mr. Colt
Col. Coulter
Miner
Menden Mine
Prof
Schweitzer
State Univ
Crippen
Grain Market
Reister & Son
Turkeys Sidencaes Pow
Vievcoastetens Springs” Os
Ceseaeees Roosters Ee
Ducks
Goer
John A. Babcock
U. S. Yards
Legion of Attorneys
Interstate Commerce
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