Madero Triumphal Entry Sparks New Mexican War Echoes
Mexico City June 7 crowds greet Francisco I Madero Jr as he enters government seat after overturning regime. Enthusiastic reception contrasts with aristocratic murmurs and rumors of plots against the hero, with arrests reported and a looming revolt led by Felix Diaz.
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Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Capitol
Viva Madero
Madero
Viva
Fattin
National Palace
Berlin
Liverpool
Antonio Villacencia
Immunity
House of Deputies
W L. Dunn
Monterey
Mexico
Daniel Devillieres
Knox Explains Canadian Reciprocity to Senate Panel
Secretary of State Knox testified before the Senate finance committee to detail the Canada reciprocity agreement. The committee, meeting in executive session, aims to vote on the measure today and sought Knox’s views on the Root and other amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knox
Senate Finance Committee
Garment Workers Strike for Union Recognition in Cleveland
Six thousand union garment workers went on strike at 10 o clock in Cleveland. The action mirrors a New York strike from a year earlier, driven more by recognition of the union than by wage demands.
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Cleveland
New York
Iowa Black Handers Threaten Farmer For Ransom
Jane Adams, a wealthy farmer from Te Sal on Solon area, received three Black Hand letters demanding 1000 dollars and promising death if refused. He paid the ransom and traveled with friends stationed along the route to catch the culprits. An ambush near Solon killed him. arrests are expected soon.
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Tucson
Ariz
J. R. Plevin
San Francisco
Culiacan
Plevin
Morales
Redo
Aguilar
Salon
John Adams
Adams
So- Yon
Solon
Te Arresta
Wade Soun
Four Freights In Fatal Wreck Near Fairfield
A historic New Haven railroad wreck near Fairfield Connecticut involved four freight trains two extras and a regular fast freight. One extra derailed into an eastbound train then a westbound train collided with the wreckage causing multiple deaths and injuries.
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Fairfield
Conn
New Haven
Here
New York
Scotland to Waterloo: Thompson and Mailand Families Arrive
Two Glasgow families migrate seeking better lives. Mr and Mrs Duncan Thompson and their six children settle on Ninth Street West, while Sam Thompson and William Mailand with his wife arrive to join them on Seventh Street West in Waterloo.
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Bonnie
Scotland
Waterloo
Glasgow
Duncan Thompson
Bobby Burns
Ninth Street
West
Sam Thompson
Commercial Street
William Mailand
Seventh Street
Temperature Aunt Weather Note Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from a weather page shows unreadable markings, partial numbers, and unclear station identifiers. No coherent event or location can be determined from the snippet.
Mexico City Quake Kills 50 to 75. Buildings Crumble
An early morning earthquake in Mexico City wrecked several buildings including the artillery HQ burying 70 soldiers. Deaths and injuries are estimated between 50 and 75 with gas explosions and damaged landmarks across central and western districts. Washington reports seismographs registering the event up to 3000 miles away with tremors lasting over an hour.
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Mexico City
Sdobe
Washington
Georgetown University Observatory
Father Tondorf
Fordham
New York
Fordham University
Eset
San Francisco
Cleminson Denied Rehearing in Joliet Murder Case
Springfield June 7 The supreme court denied a rehearing for Dr Haldane Cleminson of Chicago who received life to be served in Joliet penitentiary for murdering his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Supreme Court
Haldane Cleminson
Chicago
Joliet
Four Year Old Boy Goes Missing Then Found in Sand Pit
Paul McGarvey, four years old, wandered from home yesterday causing excitement as parents neighbors and police searched for hours. He was found in a sand pit playing with other children after first slipping away from the Ice Wagon.
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Paul
Public baths campaign aims to ease Waterloo heat
Civic groups and the mayor consider a public bath program to help residents cool off and teach swimming. A fundraising plan would use a paid representative to gather subscriptions, starting with $25 from the Cousier employee and contributions from about twenty Waterloo men. Community leaders urge concerned citizens to form a committee and build support for a bathhouse fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Civic Society
River Front Improvement Compission
Octor
Cousier
Bathhouse
Citisens
Iowa Business Leaders Seek Temperance Enforcement
Des Moines plans to incorporate a temperance oriented business men’s association. The May 11 kickoff aimed to aid liquor law enforcement with John H. Taft of Cedar Rapids as president, W R Jameson of Waterloo as vice president, and other officers named. Charles N. Page again leads the Iowa Seed Dealers, with Henry Field and F B Adams among officers. Harnessmakers open their two day state meeting led by A G C Riebel of Chariton, with John Caiterlin as vice president and J W Boden as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Men’s Temperance Organization
Iowa
John H. Taft
Cedar Rapids
W. R. Jameson
Waterloo
Lowa
Charles N. Page
Iowa Seed Dealers’ Association
Henry Field
Shenandoah
FB. H. Adams
Decorah
John P. B Hamilton
Cedar Repsids
Iowa State
Harnessmakers’ Association
A. GC. Riebel
Chariton
John Caiterlin
Winterset
J. W. Boden
Osceola
Willard Eaton Dies Former Speaker and Railroad Commissioner
Osage Iowa June 7 W I Eaton former railroad commissioner and speaker of the 29th general assembly died at his home after a several weeks illness He was 62 and had served as mayor of Osage prosecuting attorney of Mitchell county and member of the 27th 28th and 29th general assemblies He served as state railroad commissioner from January 19 87 until January Funeral arrangements will be announced today The Court of Honor added sixteen new members including Miss Anna Todd deputy from Marshalltown and H D Smith state manager.
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New Orleans
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Oaxaca
Diaz
Madero
Osage
W. 1. Eaton
29Th General Assembly
Eaton
Qeage
Mitchell County
General Assembly
Court of Honor
Anna Todd
Marshalltown
H. D. Smith
F F McElhinney Sells Water loo Trust and Buys Citizens Bank Stock
A major Waterloo banking shuffle sees F F McElhinney selling all interest in the Waterloo Loan and Trust to W R Jameson while purchasing all of Jameson’s stock in the Citizens Savings Bank. Jameson retires from banking roles. McElhinney remains president of the trust, with Howrey active president of the trust company. EB A French joins the Citizens Savings Bank board and becomes vice president, with Il lingworth directing daily operations. The pair will operate from the Logan house block, Fourth and Sycamore, under separate managements as both institutions reorganize. The bank’s officers praise French’s appointment and foresee continued growth. The Citizens Savings Bank board now includes McElhinney, Till ingworth, French, Lingworth, Arbuckle, and Wasson.
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Bank and Trust Company
Waterloo
F. F. McClrtaney
Waterloo Loan & Trust Company
W. R. Jameson
Mr. Jameson
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Jameson
MacEihinney
Trust Company
Logan House
Fourth
Sycamore Streets
B. J. Howrey
Citizens' Savings Bank
McElhinney
Charles Tillingworth
Ufe
EB. A.eFrench
French
Illingworth
Black Hawk National Bank
Denver Street
Waterton
Messrs
Ebhbinneys
Hlngworth
Citizens’ Saving Bank
J. W. Arbuckle
Charles Wasson
Mass meeting backs Davenport Iowa City interurban plan
About one thousand people gathered in West Branch Iowa on June 7 to kick off a campaign for interurban railroad subscriptions. Tipton reports $32,000 raised and Springdale $38,000.
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West Branch
Davenport
Iowa City
Tipton
Springdale
Fire destroys Tape & Bon glove factory and tannery
A morning blaze at Tape & Bon in Town City Louisiana burned the glove factory and tannery to the ground for a total loss estimated at seventy five thousand dollars. Damages include the Inga at seventy five thousand and the Inaurence at thirty two thousand.
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Town City
Tape & Bon
Wireless plant in service here in Water loo
This afternoon the installation of a wireless telegraphy station in Water loo progressed with a 94 foot receiving pole erected. Walter Haines and Mr. Haney oversaw the setup at 1330 Commercial Street. The plant will be ready for actual service within a few days.
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Waterloo
St. Louis
He Bulldera
Walter Haines
Mr. Haney
Readlyn Banker's Daughter Weds Emil Readlyn
Anna Readlyn banker’s daughter and Emil Readlyn, Iowa, were married at the Paul home five miles north of Waterloo. Rev. R Plehler officiated before about 100 relatives with Mendelssohn music. The couple will reside in Readlyn after July 1. the groom is Rendlyn bank cashier.
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Geo. HH. Paul
Waterloo
Anna
Emil
Eadlyn
Iowa
Rev. R. Plehler
Mendelssohn
Mareh
Wihert
RB. Anderson
Eler Fealy
Rendlyn Bank
Postmistress Misses Convention After Accident
Mrs. Ella Bigelow postmistress at Le Mars cannot attend the convention after an automobile accident yesterday. She requires stitches to her face and is not presentable. Three other postmistresses arrive tonight at the Ellis, including Elizabeth Winchell Malcomb Lucy B. Smith Sioux Rapids and Jennie F E Behroeder Guttenberg.
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Ella Bigelow
le Mars
Law
the Ellis
Elizabeth Winchell
Malcomb
Lucy B. Smith
Sioux
Rapids
Jennie FE. Behroeder
Guttenberg
Post Masters Capture City with Splendid Iowa Convening
The annual Iowa postmasters convention opens in Waterloo with 200 delegates expected. P. V. McGraw arrives to address a banquet while S. J. Robertson of Fort Dodge and F. A. Nimocks organize sessions. Ottumwa and Spirit Lake are linked as next host towns. the event boosts local activity.
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Peapie
Weterlon
Ataia
Iowa
Hawkeye Commonwealth
Presidential Postmasters’ Association
P. V. McGraw
Pythian Temiy Ple
Waterloo
Ellis
McGraw
Byin
J. Robertson
Fort Dodge
Association
F. A. Nimocks
W. R. iLaw
Nimocks
Ottumwa
Spirit Lake
Mr. Nimocks
Dogs Save Poor Fund Through Domestic Animal Tax
In Black Hawk county the poor fund teeters as June warrants outpace cash. Domestic animal tax yields 1406.25, with potential transfer of 805.25 from the county fund to cover bills. Board expects losses from stock tax and Waterloo Water Co real estate levy, but dogs may rescue the fund by supplying needed revenue.
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Black Hawk County
Black Hawk
Amos BT Seiu
Supreme Court
Commercial National Bank
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Waterloo Water Co
Waterloo
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Willard Eaton
Benoke Martin
Stangard
F.f.mpelhinney
E. A. French
Cit_jzems’ Savings Bank
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Owa Ity
Readlyn Banker
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