Armed truce or none sparks Mexican revolt tensions
Morning Journal dispatch from El Paso reports intense debate among insurrecto leaders after Limantour's Mexico City visit. Rebels demand an armed truce and warn of renewed hostilities unless Diaz concedes reforms and a national election. U.S. signals wary but reassures nonintervention.
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Iby Morning Journal
el Paso
Texas
Insurreda
Senor Limantour
Mexico City
Limantour
Diaz
Gensles Garga
Braullyg Hernandes
Chimabanatate
Francisca
Madero
Insurrecto
Lag
Sener Garga
Taz
Limanpeur
Perith
Madera
Binor Linantour
Cor Deanands
Wontemateria
Wontemateria Iftieluls Tous
Wey
Washington
Arma
Texte
Arigona
Mexton
Bandits Hold Up Train Passengers In West Mexico Region
A passenger train from the West Count of Mexica reports three trelos held up the yetwols of Puncheton on the Benere railway for three days. Insure reetos warned trainmen they would not harm passengers but would blow to Atoms every engineer who rank troop trate. More troops were sent from Conanestart to the regular presenter train as authorities fear further violence.
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Limantour
Mexico
Diaz
Ahumada
Chihuahua
Dace
Dias
Taft
Toon
Auis
Parsee
Mexica
Puncheton
Benere
Conanestart
Thoron
Mexican Civil War Continues as Limantour Arrives
In Mexico City Minister Limantour arrives amid ongoing hostilities. The capital sees no peace as Madero loyalist forces press the north. The war department has not recalled orders for opposition, signaling continued civil conflict.
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Mextes City
Marchello
Limantour
Mexico
Madero
North
War Department
Civl
Plan to reduce Sunday work in the postoffice
Post Office plans to cut Sunday work nationwide while keeping key offices open. Mail will still be received and dispatched, with limited delivery through general delivery windows and special delivery available for a fee. Postmaster General Hitchcock announces instructions to survey and implement these ideas, granting postal workers one day off in seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishington
Posto
Hitchcork
South Sea Islanders Rise Against Whites
News from the New Hebrides reports Eeperito Banto residents have risen against the whites. Eeperito Sante is the large area in the western New Hebrides. White inhabitants are few as the islands are governed by a mixed Franco British commission. Resistance is already sent in response to the threat.
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Suis
Eeperito Banto
New Hebrides
Pavel
Tariff Leaguers Oppose Reciprocity in New Meeting
New York March 21 executive officers and members of the American Protective Tariff League adopted resolutions asserting manufacturers cannot keep protection if protection is denied to farmers. They urged allies to influence Congress against the reciprocity agreement with Canada.
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New York
American Protective Tariff League
Cannet
Friends of Protection
Roosevelt Draws Immense LA Crowds With Two Speeches
Colonel Roosevelt sparked enthusiastic reception in Los Angeles during a two day stay. He spoke at the Y M C A luncheon honoring Francis J. Heney and delivered a major address at Temple Auditorium to teachers and students. He praised education and teaching, urged personal responsibility, and stressed independent effort before relying on others. He also discussed Heney’s reform work and spoke in Pasadena at a dinner honoring Mrs. James A. Curfield.
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Colonel Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Pasadena
Africa
Feld
KE. T. Bart
Frances J. Heney
Francis J. Heney
Mr. Heney
Mr. Roosevelt
Oregon Land Canes
Etripes
Heney
Tenry L. Stimeoin
Troamevelts
Temple Auditorium
Hoogevelt
Arthur Fleming Mere
Miesiethel
James A. Curfield
Inlone Hoosevelt
Roosevelt Visits Throop Campus as Girls Meet
Colonel Roosevelt attended an event on a 3 000 seat tennis court converted into a campus stadium under Throop Polytechnic Institute. He greeted Mr and Mrs Bever and their three daughters Orena Reena and Ramona born last August. He praised the family as a high type of citizenship and refused to allow a photographer to take a group picture, calling motherhood sacred.
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Africa
Throop Polytechnic Institute
Roosevelt
M. E. Bever
Orena
Reena
Ramona
Manic man kept in garret thirty years to be moved to asylum
George Odette, confined in his mother's garret near Waukegan for over thirty years, will be sent to Elgin Mental Hospital after an insanity hearing. A board deemed him in need of commitment, while his mother has guarded him since a previous release.
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Waukegan
Elgin
Odette
Ode
Notable Gathering in Honor of Judge Hughes
More than a thousand men crowded the rooms of the Muar association in New York to honor Justice Charles E. Hughes of the U S Supreme Court. The event marked the most notable wartime gathering of its kind since 1865, as leaders and attendees greeted Hughes with handshakes and tributes to Taft's judicial selection.
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New York
Muar Association
Charles E. Hughes
Supreme Court of the United States
The
War Association
Joseph H. Coate
Hughes
Frances L. Stetzen
Entombed Miner Signals for Help Near Columbus Kansas
A miner missing since last Saturday night after an explosion in shaft No. 16 is believed to be signaling for help. Paint taps at one minute intervals led state mine inspector Frank Gilday and rescuers to begin an overnight search through the main shaft and side entries twelve miles northwest of Columbus, where four men died.
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Columbus
Kas
Frank Gilday
Tom Cheek
Southwestern Company
Here
Ming
Cheek
Night riders burn tobacco barn in Paris Kentucky
Night riders attacked a tobacco barn in Paris Kentucky destroying about 15000 pounds of tobacco. The victim named is J R Keller a wealthy farmer who opposed a movement to eliminate the white barley crop this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Maroh
J. ©. Keller
Battle ship Texas shatters under shell rain in trial
On March 21 in Tangier Sound the veteran Texas, renamed San Marcos, suffered severe damage from a New Hampshire and Mississippi bombardment. Shells ripped armor, pierced turrets, and set fires as observers evaluated the effects for further tests.
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Morning Journal
Stringham
Chesapeake Bay
Texas
Tangier Sound
United States Navy
New Hampshire
Mississippi
Tallahassee
Meyer
Schroeder
Tary
Gompers May End Expressmen's Strike
Samuel Gompers arrives in New York as the AFL leader, with the joint executive council of the New York Teamsters conferring with Mayor Gaynor to settle the long running express drivers strike. The move is seen as a repudiation of local union officials leading the NY test strike movement.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Express
Joint Executive Council
International Brotherhood of Teameters
Gaynor
Nytest
Frisco Authorized to Float Big Bond Issue
The Kansas railroad board grants the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad permission to issue 16 million dollars in refunding bonds to retire short term notes and bonds used for Texas line construction. Part of the issue funds improvements.
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Frisco
Topeka
Kas
Board of Railroad Commissioners of
Kansas
St. Louis
Russia declines to give votes to women
St. Petersburg march 21 M Stolypin handed over the presidency of the council of ministers to M Kokoveoff and notices for the next meeting of the council were issued.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
M. Stolypin
Council of Ministers
M. Kokoveoff
Russian Premieres Discuss Fleet and Rights Amid Turmoil
M Kokovsoff acting premier sent out invitations for a March 28 event. Count Hendrikoff visited Stolypin for the emperor. the former premier warned that Russia cannot have a strong fleet while Admiral Voevensky heads the marine. The empire council rejected women’s suffrage. Rumors of an attack on M Korostovetz in Peking proved false.
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M. Kokovsoff
Count Hendrikoff
M. Stolypin
Russia
Voevensky
Council of the Empire
M. Korostovetz
Peking
Greene pleads for freedom from federal prison
Atlanta March 21 Benjamin D Greene and John F Gaynor seek release from the federal prison here after Greene admits a 1897 net worth of about 700000 while now penniless and unable to pay a 575000 fine. He cites 28 lawyers hired and 106000 in fees along with stock and real estate losses and large personal gifts.
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Morning Journal
Atlanta
John F. Gaynor
Benjamin D. Greene
United States
Colquitt
Greene
Marion Erwin
Jury to try A A Truskett for January murder in Caney
Independence Kan March 21 a jury to try A A Truskett 70 year old oil man of Caney on a murder charge has not been selected. A special venire will report tomorrow morning due to widespread business and social ties and to avoid oil industry jurors or secret order members.
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Independence
Kas
A. A. Truskett
Caney
J. D. & Neely
Lima
Truskett
Neely
Bacteriologist Dies at Swinburne Island Martyr to Science
Dr Edward F Ashley a 30 year old bacteriologist died aboard Swinburne island New York Harbor after contracting cerebrospinal meningitis while inoculating Greek immigrants. He had been assisting Health Officer A H Doty and Sixteen immigrants were removed to the island with six deaths reported. Autopsies were conducted on all cases.
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New York
Edward F. Ashley
Swinburne Island
New York Harbor
Simon Flexner
Ashley
Yale
College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York City
A. H. Doty
Swineburn Island
American Negroes May Enter Canada
U S officials asked Canada if black Americans could be barred by color under Canadian law. Ottawa replied there are no immigration rules excluding negroes as a class, and any holder of five dollars cash and transportation is entitled to admission.
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Washington
United States
Canada
State Department
Foster
Ottawa
Department
New York Senate Rejects Woman Suffrage Bill
Albany March 31 The senate judiciary committee voted 8 to 3 against reporting two woman suffrage resolutions by Senator Newcombe. Another suffrage bill remains pending but is expected to meet the same fate due to minor differences.
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Albany
Seme Judiciary Committee
Newcombe
Taft Mobilizes Texas Troops to Deter Mexico Crisis
President Taft orders American forces to Texas amid rising Mexican tensions and arms smuggling reports. Officials say troops are ready for any emergency, remain on American soil, and Congress will be consulted before any warlike move. Reinforcement aims to deter, train, and honor international obligations.
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Taft
Texas
Congress
Upn
United States
Diez
Mexico
White House
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