Funeral Escort Walks Through New York Harbor
Mayflower and Wyoming escorted the coffins of sailors and Marines from Vera Cruz to New York in a solemn harbor procession. Secretary Daniels and President Wilson were to attend future ceremonies as bodies were conveyed to Brooklyn navy yard for final rites and a Broadway procession to City Hall.
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Mayflower
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Wyoming
Ae Thie
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Rhone
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Wilson
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City Hall
Manhattan Bridge
Navy Yard
Washington
Theavy Yard
Time Limit on Arms Sets Change for Colorado Strike War
President Wilson ordered no importation of strikebreakers in Southern Colorado and set a time limit for delivering arms. Col James Lockett to oversee rehabilitation of Ludlow camp with a union-influenced manager, while strikers may return to former jobs under federal protection. Arm surrenders rise to 24, with 19 arms from mine guards and farmers in Trinidad Aguilar district and Porches.
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War Department
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Presto Wilson
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Helbrook
Major Holdbrook
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Tocals
Unite Mine Workers
Bomb Explodes in London Church by Suffragettes
A bomb placed by suffragettes exploded in the gallery of the Metropolitan tabernacle in South London this afternoon. Little damage occurred. A nearby card urged religious action to obtain freedom and wisdom.
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London
Metropolitan Tabern Nuce
Charles J. Bourgeon
Relative of Secretary Daniels Slain by Rebels
Vera Cruz May 10 Refugees say a man named Burwell, described as a nephew of Josephus Daniels secretary of the navy, was killed by rebels at Ozuluama near Tampico. The report is unconfirmed.
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Vera Cruz
Tampico
Qhan
Burwell
Ozuluama
Tn Tampico
Josephus Daniels
the Navy
Tampico attack and Nordica death cited in compact state page
In Today's Standard a jumble of items notes wakers in attack on Tampico, finian Nordica dead, Huerta releases newspaper men, Boise beats baseball, and a saloon wreck with fists. Also mentions mining dividends, Memorial day plans, and university track meet preparations amid statewide notes.
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Finian Nordica
Colorado
Catania
Huerta
Boise
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Bute
Butte
Kootenai
Garrett
Chicago
Hazeman
Sprisus
Mexico
Indian Chief Recalled by Tribe in California
In Northern California the Winton Indian tribe held a fareall election recalling Chief Wesley Buiard after about a year in office. Ed Alexander of Ant Ter was elected as Wesley’s successor as the tribe seeks a full-blooded chief. About two hundred Native Americans from a wide radius attended the gathering.
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Coal
Wesley Buiard
Winton
California
Fareall
Wesley
Westey Tx
Ed Alexander
Ant Ter
Wealthy American Said Killed by Orozco Follower
May 10 Paso reports the body of James S Beard a wealthy American found near Parras Coahuila. He allegedly was killed during the federal retreat from Torreon after being seized by Gen Benjamin Arquemedo a Orozco loyalist. Papers proving U S citizenship pinned to his chest. Villa reportedly ordered Arquemedo executed if captured.
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James S. Beard
Parras
Coa Naila
Beard
Benjamin Arquemedo
Pasqual Orozco
Torreon
Arene- Medo
Ten Arrested in Calvary Church Demonstration
New York May 10 police moved to eject ten demonstrators from Calvary Baptist Church during a service supporting Colorado miners. Led by Bouck White the group called the Church of the Revolution, nine followers were detained. Rockefeller Jr. teaches Sunday school and watched from his Pocantico Hills home as officials cleared the pews. Sixteen mourners with crepe sleeves gathered at the Rockefeller estate protesting outside.
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New York
Calvary Baptist Church
John. D. Rockefeller Jr
Waite
Cornelius Woelfkin
Calvary Church
Colorado
White
Unon
Tam
Anonymous letters warned readers about food in poisoning case
In San Francisco on May 10 detectives found two anonymous letters warning recipients to beware of what they ate during an attempt to poison novelist Alice McGowan. Handwriting experts are analyzing the letters as investigators work to clear Carmel-by-the-Sea of the mystery involving a writers and artists colony.
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San Francisco
Alice McGowan
Carmelbye the Sea
Cal
Rescuers toil amid Catania earthquake ruins
Rescue teams surgeons Red Cross attendants soldiers and priests worked through the night among ruins on Mount Etna's eastern slopes. Cardinal Nava led survivors to an altar on the lava for mass as churches damaged by the quake were ordered closed. Bread and tents arrive as aid flows in from Queen Helena and government sources.
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Red Cros
Mount Aetna
Francico Nava
Catania
Bongiardo
Linera
Cardinal Branchanava
Paci
Helena
Messina
Peace Envoys Decline Hospitality On Way To Falls
Vera Cruz May 19 The three peace commissioners Emiliano Rabasa Augustin Rodriguez and Luis Elguero arrived en route to Niagara Falls Ontario for talks with mediators and US Mexico representatives They refused hospitality offered by General Funston and Admiral Badger and prepared to sail aboard Kron Princess Cecelie en route to Havana then the United States The party included Rafael Elguero secretary and other aides as formal introductions occurred at the terminal with Funston and Badger officials observing
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Vera Cruz
Huerta
Emiliano Rabasa
Augustin Rodriguez
Luis Elguero
Niagara Falls
Ontario
United States
Mexico
Funston
Badger
Morro Castle
Kronpringess
Cecelie
Havana
Bail
Chen
Rafael Elguero
Luis
Rafael Gapetillo
Manuel Martinez del Campo
Senora Martinez del Campo
Senora
Rita Rodriguez
Senor Rabasa
Thomas J. Ryder
Aguilar Oil Company
General Funston
Cohen
Atl
Arms for Ulster seized by Dublin officials
Dublin May 10. Custom authorities seized two cages of arms on the Steamer Lord Charlemant from Baltimore. The contents were described as fowling pieces manufactured in the United States.
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Dublin
Lord Charlemant
Baltimore
United States
Lillian Nordica Sincere, Is Lady of Opera
A fragment mentions Lillian Nordica in relation to a performance or event. The readable text references Nordica and a possible caption or note about her status as a renowned soprano, with unclear surrounding details. Further context from the source would clarify the exact focus and date.
Madame Nordica Dies After Gulf of Papua Sickness
On a farewell tour in Batavia the American soprano Madame Nordica died in New York after a long illness linked to nervous prostration and pneumonia. She had endured a perilous voyage when the Tasman shipwrecked near Gramble Cay in the Gulf of Papua last December and made a slow recovery before sailing toward Genoa to reunite with her husband, New York banker George W. Young.
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Batavia
Nordica
Tras
Mme. Nordica
Genoa
George W. Young
New York
Battle Rages At Tampico In Mexican Revolution
Reports from Juares Mexico May 10 describe the fiercest fighting yet in the Mexican Revolution at Tampico. Rebel artillery targets entrenched positions as 20 French field guns aid Gonzales forces. About seven thousand constitutionalists under Generals Pedro Gonzales and Caballero engage, while Villa’s home made shells clash with French shrapnel.
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Mexico
Tampico
United States
Zara
Pablo Gonzales
Huerta
Carranza
Federala
Gonzales
Montrey
Villa
Torreon
Pedro Gonzales
II Caballero
Jesus Janna
Sanchio
Carranaa
Monterey
Nordica First Heard as Boston Church Soloist
Lillian Nordica, American soprano of world fame, began public singing at Grace Church in Boston 40 years earlier. Born Lillian Norton in Farmington Maine in 1858, she studied in Italy and pursued a storied European operatic career after graduating from the New England Conservatory.
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Bowery
New York
Grace Church
Boston
Nordica
Eames
China
New England
Maine
Farmington
Lillian Norton
Nord
Italy
Brazilian ambassador in Sunday call on Wilson
Washington May 10 President Wilson received today at the White House Ambassador da Gama of Brazil the senior mediator in the South American group seeking a settlement of the Mexican troubles. A Mexico City dispatch said Foreign Minister Ruiz protested to the mediators that U S torpedo boats with a transport and a tender had landed a party on Lobos island eight miles off the coast and captured the lighthouse.
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Wileson
White House
Ambassador da Gama
Brazil
Mexico City
Ruiz
United States
Lobos Island
Contin
Newspaper Men Freed Amid Mexico City Tensions
Washington reports Brazilian legation confirms Whiffen and other correspondents released. Medill McCormick and R. T. Davis left Vera Cruz on a refugee train. Walter Whiffen and A. J. Sutton expected to depart. War and state departments warn of risks to foreign correspondents as Zapata threats loom near towns recaptured. fears grow of looting if Mexico City falls.
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Whiffen
State Department
Mexico City
Medill McCormick
R. T. Davis
Vera Cruz
Walter Whiffen
A.J. Sutton
Lan Gama
Adjutant General's Office
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War Department
Huerta
Zapata
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