Revolt in Juarez as mutineers seize city amid looting
Rebels in Juarez seized control of the city as mutineers jailed the commander and police chief. American troops moved to the river to preserve neutrality while reports of bloodshed and bridge explosions circulated. Troops feared to be departing from Chihuahua toward Juarez amid claims of Zapata and Madero opponents rallying.
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Ina
la Atating
Fuscual Orexoo
Madero Revoluton
Chihuahuas
Juarez Garrizon
Oronce
Chihuahua
Juarez
Madero
Ia Zapata
Emilano Zapata
Diaz
Serena
Zapata Rebels Fight to Retake Town Near Cuernavaca
Reports from Cuernavaca indicate ongoing clashes as Zapatista forces consolidate for an attack while government troops mass nearby. Casualties are reported north of the city with Federals and Zapatistas suffering losses in multiple engagements. A correspondent says Zapata intends to press the fight until defeat, despite disrupted telegraph and rail lines.
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Mexico City
Crermavace
Morelos
Ealliano Zapata
Cuernavaca
Perctal
Federal
Battica
Earthquakes in Alaska ripple from coast to interior
Seismic activity rocked Valdez Cordova and Fairbanks areas with a sequence of strong shocks starting at dawn. Reports describe a northeast to southwest movement, up to eight degree oscillation, with minor tremors lingering into the day. No widespread damage reported. shelves cleared and clocks stopped in Valdez as tremors struck across southwestern Alaska toward the interior.
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Valdez
Alaska
Valdes
Japan
Solentiers
Rand
Noxetble
Cordova Alaska
Seward Fairbanks
Tanana
Cordova
St Paul Talands
Valais
Bull charged through York street to cattle market roof
A frightened bull driven with a herd through York has dived into a five story Bat houxe, climbed walls, and gained the roof after three hours. It was killed by three shots from a borrowed rifle after the carcass was tossed from the roof crushing stones. The street lay blocked for a quarter mile recalling the Houndsditch siege.
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Spc
Jal Gable
The
Washington Post
London
York
Houndsditch
Winston Churchil
Denver thief hides stolen rings and goods
Postoffice inspectors say about 3000 dollars in value stolen by Union Pacific electrician W T Johnston were found today in Johnston's home. The alleged booty includes 20 knock des, 90 silk socks, and a pint of gold rings and paste gems. Johnston, arrested yesterday, is held without bail as inspectors decline to publish his confession.
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Denver Cole
Postoffice
W T Johnston
Union Pacific
Johnston
Yoome ‘Hanes
Ainest Roms Jonnaton
Despondent Man and Daughter Die by Own Hands, Parish Confession
Special to The Washington Post Bridgeport reports despondent man Mtomae Caggiano committed suicide by carbolic acid after a confession at a Catholic church. His daughter Ross also killed herself by carbolic acid last July following a love affair, and the son died shortly after.
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Pather Enis Life
Washington Post
Bridgeport
Cone
Van
Mtomae Caggiano
Caggiano
Ross
Propose to Col Green Seeks Leap Year Proposals
San Francisco dated January 31 reports Col Edward H BR Green, son of Mrs Hetty Grean, received thirteen leap year proposals by wire. He says marriage is a serious choice and that many wealthy men have chances to marry into birth, but must know a woman's inner soul and true affection.
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Telegraph
San Francisco
Edward H BR Green
Hetty Grean
America
Woman seeks divorce in bridal dress she wore seventeen years
Mrs F Newton filed for divorce in Kansas City district court claiming she has had no new clothing since her wedding dress. She wore the same dress in which she was married to her husband in Liverpool England. The petition cites seventeen years of wearing the wedding outfit as part of the marital complaints.
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Kansas City
Severteen
Liverpool
England
F Newton
Taft Ends Ohio Trip With Akron Banquet Overcoat Worn
President Taft closed a three day Ohio tour in Akron with a reception and dinner by the Akron chamber of commerce. He spoke on the tariff board and urged continued antitrust enforcement while expressing support for a national charter. Taft planned currency reform and arbitration treaties, noting a forthcoming Pittsburgh stop before returning to Washington.
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National Monetary Commission
National Monetary Coromigeton
Taft
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Hart
Akron
Pittsburgh
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C Laylin
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Danville
Ortvile
Ute Plations
Ohio
United States
Mexico
Georgetown
Giadanta
Trust
Burns
Georgia
Kitchin Cats
Watterson Bays
Money Trust Inquiry
Senate For China Study Bureau
Senate Committee
Society
TMI
Trust Denies Guilt in Steel Trust Antitrust Case
A lengthy government antitrust suit against United States Steel Corporation and its directors proceeds with five answers filed. The company and key figures including Andrew Carnegie and John D Rockefeller deny forming a monopoly or coercing trade, arguing equity delays prevent challenge and detailing the corporation’s acquisitions and aims to achieve economies and broader markets.
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Rockefellers
Trenton
United States Steel Corporation
United States District Court
Tong
Vega
Roosevelt
Messra
Gary
Frick
Tennessee Coal Tran and Railroad Company
Steel Corporation
Andrew Carnegie
Fohn
D Rockefeller
John D Rockefeller Jr
Edmund C Converse
Rockefeller
Gaznegie
Crange Steel Company
Carmegie Company
H Crick
Carnegie Company
Edmund
Comverse
Minnesota
Up of Land and Innings Companies
Tve
United Steel
el Bination
Piarpont Morgan
Elbert H. Gary Charles
M Schwab
Charles Steele
Henry C Frick
James Gayley
Willam H Moore
James Moore
Percival Roberts
Daniel G Reid
Norman B Ream
George W Perkins
Peter A.B
Widener
Lindsbury Depuo & Faulkeap Aolicitors
Joseph H Choate
John G Jone
Francia Lynde Stetson
David A Read
Raynal C Bolling
Rishard W Lindsbury
Sam
Mederal Steel Company
Carnegie Steel Company
American Steel and Wirs Company
J P Morgan & Co
Steal Corporation
Lake Superior
Tron
Ates] Corporation
Bel
United States
Answor
Newopal
Senator Lorimer probe erupts over McGowan perjury claims
The Illinois Senate committee hearing on Lorimer’s election fund is thrown into turmoil as Detective Burns clashes with Attorney Haney over McGowan’s testimony. A disputed letter and alleged Canada trip are cited as evidence to accuse McGowan of perjury, with threats of further exposures and heated exchanges amid procedural snags.
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McGowan
Hines-Lorimer
Charlee McGowan
Hines Lorimer
Witnese
Wiehe
Lorimer
Senate
Senator Lorimer
Illinois
Willam J Burns
Atero
Hines
Toronto
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MacGowan
Burng Medsa
Canada
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Kern
Senator Dillingham
Indiana
Hancey
Burns
Charles McGowan
Chicago Tribune
William Birgens
Duluth
Minn
Tod
Audi
Ho Ward
Mottowan
Dutt
Benkte Committee
Byrne
Haney
MC Hancey
Janceys
Burny
Chatrmas
pUlingham
Burks Sper
McDermott Convicted of Murder in Back Room Stabbing
In New York, James McDermott is found guilty of manslaughter for the fatal stabbing of Charles Muldoon in a city saloon. Theresa Martin testified she lied to gain immunity, claiming she and not McDermott stabbed the victim, but the jury weighed her account with caution. The trial included testimony about a March incident and a saloon brawl.
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McDermott
York
James McDermott
Theresa Martin
Charles Muldoon
Woman Stricken by Grief Goes Blind After Mother's Death
Minneapolis report describes Mrs Lovetts Blakely reacting to news of her mother's death in Pittsburgh. The bereaved woman reportedly became blind and mute in hospital, with doctors hopeful she may recover both sight and speech in time.
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Minneapolis
James
Pittsburgh
Lovetts Blakely
Fight at Georgetown Dental College Ends in Hammer Attack
Freshman dental students at Georgetown University were drawn into a violent fight at 920 H Street NW when David Katz struck Charles Gordon with a hammer after an argument over living expenses. Gordon suffered a broken nose and facial injuries, Katz was arrested and released on $50 collateral. both men are married and lived near the college with their wives. The incident led to numerous witnesses and the investigation by police, with the hearing set for the morning and campus authorities attempting to limit publicity.
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Georgetown University Dental College
Georgetown University Hospital
Dental Colfers
H Street
Iato
Frank Baker
Charles Gordon
David Kats
Gordon Katz
Baker
Dental College
Katz
Hammer
Gordon
Matt
Kats
Dental
Beypergl
Dordon
Kpen
Anage Httle
Kentucky passes anti tipping law with emergency clause
Eger Howe of Kentucky pushes a tipping prohibition bill through the lower house by a narrow vote, attaching an emergency clause. The measure aims to curb staff tipping and fines are outlined for violators, with Gov. to sign.
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Eger Howe
Kentucky
Froskfort
Goveydor
Treasures to Remade at Frome London Exhibition
Fragmentary notes describe a collection of four thousand pieces at a London museum with 1060 miniatures and a single valued piece. The text mentions Frome, Procent, and persons named Donohitithtite and Bender with unclear roles. The resilience and relocation to New York are referenced amid the listing of artworks.
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Morgan
Zemeve
Frome London
Procent
Bender
Jen
New York
London
Princes Gate
Sugar Tariff Bill Aims to Cut Prices and Revenue
Democratic leaders unveil a sugar bill to lower retail sugar by at least two cents per pound by reworking the tariff and tax structure. The measure would slash revenue but be offset by reducing duties on manufactured goods and rubber. The subcommittee will report to Ways and Means, with House action likely in a week or ten days.
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Democratic Ieafers
House
Ways and Means
Full Ways and Means
Underwood
Polari
Cuba
London
New York
Thuy
Hayes
Dover' i
Jaciker
Caupus
Former Alabama Judge Scott Found As Dependent Of Sisters
Missing jurist W A Scott once of Clay county Georgia and Alabama relatives appealed to police to locate him. He is now a dependent of the Little Sisters of the Poor in Washington and in frail health after years of practice and teaching. He left private life after health failed and spent months seeking treatment in Providence Hospital. He wrote little and denied rumors, and his relatives in Crescent City and Mobile remain hopeful for his welfare.
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W A Scott
Clay County Gn Court
Winfeld Scott
Little Sisters of the
Scott
Biz Into
South
Slater Ing
Crescent City
Mobile
Ala
Washington
Eswan
Little Sisters of the Poor
Hazretta
Reconstruction
Dan Judge Scot
Alabama
Macon
Supreme Court of
Georgia
Providence Hospital
Bcol
Mér
Mig
Tle
Capitol Law Librar
National Capital
Tom
Beott
Filipino's case puzzling papers for naturalization
Omar Kadir a Cincinnati stagehand born in the Philippine Islands seeks U S citizenship. Officials refer his Filipino descent case to Washington for opinion as to any exception to the Caucasian or African race rule. Action delayed pending federal guidance on native Filipinos becoming citizens.
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Cincinnati
Philippine Islands
United States
Washington
Omar Kadir
Filpino Fe
Philippines
Thief Steals Tombstone From Murky Grave
In Madera Ga on January 9 a tombstone was stolen from a grave the day after the burial of Harry Sykes’s child. Police search for Harry Sykes and an unknown man linked to the nighttime theft. A vandalism scene was found at a headstone in a cemetery with an artistic marker damaged and a body nearby.
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Mixker
Iiscon
Jan H
Harry Sykes
Sélice
Sykes
Jnaye
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