Tribute Overflow for Slain Marines Arriving in New York
Washington reports President Wilson plans a nation wide tribute to seventeen slain Marines. Details describe a funeral and benediction at New York’s Battery as Marine Band and chaplain led the service. Navy and state officials coordinate the solemn event with prayers and military honors.
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Women Elect Officers in Copenhagen Council Meeting
The Council of Women then re-elected Hag for another term. Mrs. May Wright Siwul of BHOLMe was reelected treasurer. Jules Suiensredd Kratioe served as vice president with Froken Menni For chamimer as second vice president. Mrs. Hobenu Taamanta third vice president and Madam Salamon Qennany as secretary. Mine Vophea and Ay Sanford named as treasurers.
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Hengeury
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Poultry Men Elect Officers and Plan Chicago Convention
The Poultry Men's Society elected officers for the year and selected Chicago as the next convention site. The roster includes president Theodore Campbell of Matistieu, G, and executive board members from Lancaster and Amora Novo, with other names listed in the shuffled, partial roster. The Confederate Vets refused to align with the AMAL event, amid unclear details and reporting gaps.
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Novo
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Hope
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Lancaster
Henry Stuiaieh
Kurt Jienaway
Haven
Mick
Rari Roneeutan
Public Edifices Draped for Naval Dead Tribute in New York
Public buildings in New York City wore black draperies as Mayor Mitchel placed a wreath on a caisson during a citywide tribute to naval dead. A procession from City Hall to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, with President Wilson and religious leaders present, honored the fallen as caskets were raised and saluted.
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Olatplain Casard
Navy
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Fred Hee
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Mskoos
Vfeaal
Battle in Tampico marks fierce Mexican fight
Reports from Tampico indicate the most desperate engagement of the Mexican revolution with rebels and federals clashing. Reports say burning wells and tanks, extensive shelling by twenty cannon, and American warships nearby as General Gonzales and Las Cabelleros forces push toward contested zones.
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Decline of US reception in Mexico sparks transport delays
Report outlines a diplomatic visit by commissioners Maglio Rabasa Augustie Rodriguez and las Miguero to Niagara Palls console. They refused hospitality from Brig Genedict Potstun and Admiral Paden, citing a formal conference between Cheme and US/Mexican representatives. Details of the abducted crew and a kidnapping case surface amid political tension.
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Augustie Rod-riguez
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Niagara Palls
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Chena
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Witeh
Sail Tedas
Lamar and Lehman Selected For Mediation Delegation
Washington May 11 Associate Justice J P Lamar of the United States Supreme Court and Frederick Lehmans of St Louis former solicitor general will be the representatives of the United States to confer with the mediators This development relieved anxiety news release of four newspaper correspondents arrested at Mexico City Walter Whiffen Associated Press Richard Harding Davis New York Tribune Medill McCormick Chicago London Times and A J Sutton Washington Post word of the release reached the state department through the Mexican minister at Mexico City
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United States Supreme Court
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Richavd Harding Davis
New York Tribune
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Chicago
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Washington Post
State Department
Mragilian
Busy week for Congress with prohibition and canal talks
Washington reports a busy congressional week as the Senate debates the Panama canal tax exemption and the House prepares for a record vote on a nationwide prohibition amendment. Leaders aim to pass key appropriation bills and antidote measures while reconciling party sentiment ahead of adjournment in July.
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Ohe House
Lillian Nordica Dies After Island Voyage
World renowned American soprano Madame Lillian Nordica died in Batavia Java after landing from the Tasman steamer. Illness followed a December maritime voyage and pneumonia ended her life. Born 1839 in Portland Maine, she achieved global acclaim and later faced medical complications during travel.
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Urnington
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Borne Exploded in Tabernacle District Incident
A fragmentary report describes a bomb explosion in a tabernacle area named Metropolitan in the southeast district. It mentions a figure known as Clutles Spurgeon and references a group called wulfingettes, with unclear details and damaged wording.
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Savoy Hotel proprietor dies in Leaver poisoning case
The Savoy hotel owner in Leaver, Nabiel C Bulger, was found dead amid a political conspiracy charge involving election tampering. Meanwhile Mayor Jan Roberts faced related accusations. In Mississippi two killed, others injured as crops damaged by frost, and a series of accidents and violent incidents reported across several Southern states. International workers discuss price controls and forestry events prompt regional responses.
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