The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-03-18

the Mex1c8nS n8Q c6pIuIoO eAU put
to death 4 number of American SUBJ
jects.
Ell Paso, March 14.-Madero
scouts claim that fifteen Americans
were captured in the battle at Casas
Grandes by the federals and shot.
Augusta, March 14.-President
Taft has received word from General
Wood that the mobilization of troops
at Texas has been completed and
there will be no increase in the num-
Der now there.
Washington, March 1.-THE Mex
lean ambassador has received assur-
ances from the State department that
the American warships being mobo-
lized on the Pacific and Gulf costs
will only call at Mexican ports for
coal and then promptly withdraw.
Washington, March 1.-THE Mex
lean uprising has spread to Coahuila
and the loss of life continues to in
crease.
San Antonio, March 14.-Yester-
day the Mexican insurgents sent 3
request to Theodore Roosevelt for
conference, which he refused to con-
slider.
London, March 1.-THE Foreign
Secretary says Great Britain would
welcome President Taft's plan for
naval policy.
Washington, March 1.-THE gov
eminent will demand that Jail SEN
fences be given if the defendants in
the bathtub trust cases are found
guilty at the trials, which take place
next month.
New York, March 14.-Six hun
dred taxicabbies have gone on 4
strike for increased wages.
Salt Lake, March 1.-THE Inter-
national Aviation meet will be held
here on April 5, when purses aggre-
eating $4,000 will be offered as
prizes.
New York, March 14.-Wilbur
Wright has sailed for England and
believes his biplane will exceed IS
miles an hour and win first place at
the aviation meet.
Seattle, March 1.-THE Wells
Fargo Express Company has started
in business throughout Alaska. The
main office will be at Seattle with
an assistant superintendent stationed
at st. Michael or Fairbanks.
Seattle, March 1.-THE first order
for lighthouse will be erected at Cape
Cook, on the west coast of Vancouver
Island.
Washington, March 1.-THE SUI
preme court decides that the corpor-
alton tax of the Aldrich tariff law is
constitutional, which means $25, O00.-
900 more annually for the govern
ment.
St. Petersburg, March 14.-Russia
has sent its ultimatun. to China that
it must adhere to the treaty of 1881.
SeatIle, March 14.-Delegate
Wickersham says that the $4,000
appropriation passed by both Houses
for Alaska roads was with the I'M
derstanding that $4,000 be expend-
ed on the Seward-Iditarod trail.
Columbus, March 14.-Ten thous-
and coal miners of Ohio and Western
Pennsylvania will strike on Monday
for an increase in wages.
New York, March 14.-Secretary
Dickinson has delayed his sailing to
Panama. pending the closing of nego-
tiations for Q freight contract with
the Panama railroad and steamship
company.
Portland, March 1.-THE greatest
Indignation and excitement prevailed
here today when it became known
that Barbara Hoffman, aged five
years. had been outraged and after
wards murdered. The little girl was
lured away from meat market and
taken to a lodging house where the
crime was committed.
st. Petersburg. March 16.-For al
leging that female students consort.
ed. during the revolutionary period
with drunken sailors to carry the
propaganda Deputy Ubxusoff was
mobbed and elected from the Duma
The Dalles, Ore. March led.
ward Cheesborro wealthy real es.
tate dealer. and Anita Berry were
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