Rioters clash in Guadalajara amid U S official's brother jailed
Carlos B Warothers, brother of American consular agent in Turroon Coahuila, shot and killed a Mexican boy and wounded a gendarme during a mob attack. He surrendered and was sent to the state penitentiary as troops and police fought throngs for hours to restore order. American property damaged, including businesses and residences, while Monterrey and other towns reported further disturbances and consular guards reinforced by the Tenth Cavalry.
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Monterey
Tafl
Diaz
Rodriguez
Guadalajata
Mexico
Carlos B. Warothers
Jesus Loza
Prudencis Chavez
Carothers
State Penitentiary
Liha Roeks
Warothers
Seltilla
Coahuila
Jose Vollthoispana
G. C. Carothers
Turroon
National Candy Company
Naural Shallness
Woscan
Messages From Presidents Stop Perry City Disturbances
A two day quiet began after disturbances in the city with a postponed tug of war event. Co of police guard the American embassy as Diaz and Taft exchanged assurances over preventing a recurrence of disorders. A wireless dispatch from Fort Leavenworth mentions arresting incendiary editors and notes Anton Rodriguez’s birth in New Mexico and American citizenship.
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Taft
Diaz
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Mexico
Anton Rodriguez
New Mexico
Texas
Knox
Panama
Key West
Count Tolstoy Disappears amid Family Tragedy in Russia
Special cable from Washington Post reports Count Leo Tolstoy vanished from his Yasnaya Polyana estate. The Countess, tormented by his disappearance, attempted suicide twice and was saved by her daughter Alexandra. Tolstoy left a letter asking not to seek him, raising questions about his mental state and retreat to a peasant life. Reports place him near Abrikosoffs’ estate in Tula or at a Kaluga monastery, with illness noted prior to the disappearance.
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Washington Post
Tula
Russia
Count Leo Tolstel
Tolstoi
Yyasnaya Pollana
Alexandra
Count Tolstoi
Ving
Justus
Ile
Dmitry Obalensky
Makovetsky
M.gusoff
Siberia
Tolstei
Telstei
Kaluga
Ixtausanix
Tinsrudd
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Novos Vremya
Count Tolstol
Mount Sensky
Abrikosoffs
Koselak
Kalouga
Kern to Save Whiskers After Convention Indorsed Them
A telegram from A. B. Crampton to John W. Kern congratulates him on whiskers with a quip about Jays. Kern replies that the state convention unanimously endorsed the whiskers and he will carry them to the Senate, refusing to share at a friend's request.
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Washington Post
Delphi
Ind
A. B. Crampton
Carrell County Ciitizen- Times
John W. Kern
John
Rr. Crampton
Dell
Senate
Young Ryan Under Knife Surgeons Operate for Appendicitis
Allan A. Ryan son of financier Thomas F. Ryan was operated on for appendicitis at General Memorial Hospital. Dr Charles N Jowd performed the operation and said Ryan's condition is most favorable and recovery assured. Thomas V Ryan returned from Europe today and visited his son at the hospital.
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Washington Post
New York
Allan A. Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan
General Memorial Hospital
Charles N. Jowd
Meat prices likely to fall as crops boost supply
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson backed Armour’s view that the apex in living costs is past, crediting bumper crops and a broader downtrend in meat and grain prices. He warned against artificial price suppression from combines, noting plenty of meat supply as grains feed more cattle and hogs. Analysts see a sustained downward movement with high crops in the United States and abroad.
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James Wilson
Charles W. Armour
Kansas City
Armour
Wilson
Post
New York
Argentina
Russia
United States
Department
Chicago
Asquith Readies Action After King's Advice
London reports a cabinet plan to dissolve Parliament promptly to resolve the political crisis. Asquith, returning from Sandringham, and cabinet members scattered, expect a quick move though Lords may delay, while Irish balance of power and unionist splits threaten a broader stalemate. Redmond arrives in Ireland to a hero’s welcome amid renewed nationalist influence.
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London
House of Lords
Perhit
Asquith
Sandringham
Jords
Balfour
Downe
Chamberlain
Tinal
Balforte
Vonferres
House of Commons
John Richmond
John Dillon
Redmond
King of the Road Wins as Vanderbilt Runner Up at Garden
New York Madison Square Garden horse show opens with road goad race and dozens of classes. Paul A Sorg drives his team to finish first in the coach road race, setting a new time while Alfred G Vanderbilt’s team places second amid protests over driver substitutions. The event features 22 highsteppers, hackneys, trotters, and saddle horses with exhibitors from New York, Boston, London, and Greenwich.
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Madison Square Garden
Arrowhead Inn
Garden
Paul A. Serg
Children’s
Old Society
Manhattan
A. G. Vanderbilt
W. H. Moore
William Foster
Melvaley Farm
England
A. W. Pennock
Stow
Henry T. Allen
Washington
United States Army
Leonard Wood
Garlington
Maj. Allen
177Th Street
Fort Washington Avenue
Ben Riley
Morris KE. Howlett
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
J. I. Coulter
Boston
Paul A Sore
Pittsburg
G. Vanderbilt
William Grant
Jave Bugs
Jack
Larchmont
Queen of the Road
Tom Mountain
Trip the Gutter
Tie
van der Horst Koch
Horse Show Association
R. Penn Smith
John McH. Bowman
Thc Association
J. H. Coulter
Ayrshire
Jamaica Plain
Magnolia
Bovery Farms
Coulter
Vanderbilt
Grant
Sorg
Frank E. Palmer
H. P. MacGranh
Grandview Farm
Lancaster
Waa
Tin Sorgz
Palmer
Ene van der Horst Koch
William H. Moore
Chicago
Richard Delafield
Brook Farm
Tuxedo Park
Energy
George Watson
Melvalley
Masterkey
Dr. O'Brien
rMs
Belle Beach Bain
Adoph Ladenburg
Breeding Bureau of
Napoleon- Consejo
F. Vivien Gooch
Walter Winans
Richmond
William Colderson
B. Hallmage
Riding Club
Bonnie Drew
Louis W. Winans
Hon Wille
London
A. C. Pennock
N. J
Ruby
Lorna Doone
Amteur
Lady Idol
Somerset Farm
Mast Millstone, N
Margaret Templei Vanity
Ciraclous
Dr. Crocket
Atlantic City
Tienry K. Rea
Baltimore
Lord Seaton
Lady Seaton
Paul A. Sorg
Lady Trick
Royal Victoria
Mr. Moore
King of the West
C. W. Watson
Cenguet
Momo
Pan A. Sore
Robin Hood
Burgomaster
Moore
Vanderbilt Journoul
Tramlet
Hertes
Paul Sorgentry
Pilgrim
Pioneer
Jettle
Setha
Ug Sar
Frans
New England
Minne
Pia
Ceourgetuer Amad
Cant Brandes
Neilsen
Te Georgetown
Sea i
Facuit
Bing
Gris
Georgetovar Saad
Marth
Virginia
Corn and hogs push meat prices down, optimistic outlook
Experts say midwest farmers must raise more hogs to use corn surpluses. 1910 corn output reached 3,121,381 bushels, up from 2,772,376 in 1909, while overall US crops rose 7.8 percent over 1909 and 9.1 percent above the long term average. Armour notes farmers are selling, not storing, crops, supporting lower food prices and a brighter day for consumers.
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Armour
Wilson
Middle West
Bughela
Argentina
Russia
United States
Georgetown Triumph over Virginia Flares in City Celebration
Eight thousand witnesses packed Georgetown field as Georgetown University defeated the University of Virginia 15 to 9 in a decisive football victory. Spectators, including students, alumni, and prep schools, flooded Pennsylvania Avenue with yells and parades, while theaters, cafes, and the National Theatre drew crowds amid festive disorder. Police arrested one Virginia student, Herbert K.B. Jones, during the lively postgame celebrations.
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Georgetown University
Uae
Georgetown
Victers
University of Virginia
Pennslvania
Old Dominion
Girls of the Thorns
Haute
University of Virgina Mau
National Theater
Playhouse
Sprinkle
Herbert KB. Jones
National
Virginia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Iss
Teana
Jet
Virginia Toothsi
Nita
Lis
Alma Matter U
Charlottesville University
Yes
Washington
Ehris
Suder
Alee
Definnity
Warriors
Vic Weavers
Slong
Jones
Georetown
Gevrevtown Roolers
Hunker
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