Madero Heads to Mexico City to Discuss New Government
Francisco I Madero jr sails toward Mexico City from El Paso on a guarded special train via Eagle Pass to meet Provisional President de la Barra and forge a new government. He plans stops in Torreon Zacatecas and Agua Caliente to seek pacification as rebels loot Parral and take $50,000 from local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Francisco
Madero, Jr
Mexico City
de la Barra
Mexico
Madero
Eagle Pant
Torreon
Zacatecas
Ague Calientes
Parral
Farewell Ball Before Madero Departure in Juarez
In Juarez a farewell ball was held at the customs house as Fran cison T. Madero Jr prepares to leave for Mexico City to take on post revolution duties. Americans mingled with Madero and former provisional officers amid a festive Latin scene. A special train through Torreon Zacatecas and Agua Calientes is planned with tight security for the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torreon
Zacatacas
Agua Cilientes
Mexico City
Consolidation Unites Six Magazines Under One Firm
New York June 2 announcement of the Columbian Sterling company brings six publications under one control. The consolidated magazines are Hamptons, the Columbian, the Home, Sterlings, Orffs Farm Review, and the American Woman's Review. Frank Orff to head the company, incorporated today for 4,000,000 with Ben Hampton remaining editor of Hamptons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbian-Sterling Company
Hampton’s
the Columbian
the Home
Sterling's
Orff's Farm Reeview
The
American Woman's Review
Frank Orff
Touay
Ben Hampton
Hampton's
Horse and wagon incident shocks passerby near Wells River
A young horse pulled a wagon driven by I A Slayton bolted after seeing an engine near the Wells River flight depot at Prospert and plunged into a four foot hole beside the Shepard house. Slayton was thrown but escaped with cuts. bystanders caught the horse by the head and stopped it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Slayton
Wells River Flight Depot
Shepard House
Slayton
Senate committee plans Lorimer inquiry subcommittee
Washington June 2 the Senate committee on privileges and elections will meet tomorrow to discuss the Lorimer case and select an eight member sub committee to conduct the inquiry. No final agreement yet but actions proceed despite absence of consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Lorimer
Boston Announcement on Separate Operation of Huntie Line
Announcement from Boston on June 2 states James M. Huntie becomes a vine point dent of the Boston Albany railroad to operate the road separately under consolidation with New York Central lines. The order of augment Le is effective today with president’s offices to be maintained here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James M. Huntie
Boston Albany Railroad
New York Central Lines
Expelled from Exchange Over Cotton Order Violations
Edward Moya & GQ, a Wig cotton brokerage firm, was expelled from the New York cotton exchange after a months long inquiry into alleged customer order violations. Indictments for perjury and extortion were suggested by Patten syndicate member Rothschild, who claimed the firm had extensive southern ties and sold 5600 bales of spot cotton in various ways to disrupt the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Moya & GQ
Fem
New York Cotton Exchange
Hr. Rothschild
Patten
Jin Cotton
Manngera
Exchingo
Che Flemi
Bothsehil
Woodville
Misa
Supreme Court Decision Draws Bryan’s Rebuke in St Paul
William J. Bryan condemned the Supreme Court ruling in the Standard Oil and tobacco cases in St Paul on June 2. He and the chief justice for fifteen years had sought to define reasonable and unreasonable bounds and to defend trusts, urging protections around them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
William J. Bryan
Supreme Court
Forest Fires Rage in British Columbia Threaten Town
Winnipeg dispatch reports forests burning across British Columbia with Arrow Head in grave danger. Wind conditions may doom towns. early reports claim casualties though unconfirmed. Authorities warn residents to shelter and follow evacuation orders as flames spread.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
British Columbia
Arrow Head
Acid Thrower Sentenced In Pawtucket Case
In Pawtucket Rhode Island June 2 after a chemic eye injury to Mrs Emma J McCord from vitriol thrown Wednesday Kaufman was arraigned in the county court yesterday for assault found guilty and sentenced to one year in the Providence county jail but appealed He remained out of court until police verified the more serious charge of mayhem which carried a maximum of ten years imprisonment The assault penalty was one year or a $1000 fine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
KR. L
Emma J. McCord
Ly Fernart Kaufman
Kaufman
Ameault
Two Aviators Hurt In Paris Rome Race
Lieutenant Lucen of the French army and passenger M Trennequin escaped death in the Paris to Rome to Turin air race when attempting the first leg Paris to Nice. Both men suffered broken legs and the aeroplane was demolished. Lucen was to accompany contestants on the Paris to Nice leg under war ministry orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myeres
France
Lucen
M. Trennequin
Lucca
Paris
Nive
Hanged Self in Cell After Fake Purchase Arrest
In Chelsea Massachusetts a man named Thomas Callahan aged 8 years? married allegedly hanged in his cell at the station yesterday. He tried to obtain money by claiming to live nearby and purchasing a 82 cent item with a counterfeit request. Police arrested him after he did not return to the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Mose
Thomas Callahan
Wimael
Twerchiefs
Hee Station
Callahan
Joan
Oolice
Senate committee backs probe into Senator Isaac Stephens seat
Madison Wisconsin June 2 the Senate judiciary committee has recommended adoption of a resolution declaring that Senator Isaac Stephens purchased his United States Senate seat and urging the Senate to investigate his election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Isaac Stephenson
United States
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Actress Mary Manners Ing Weds Frederick F. Wadsworth
New York June 2 Mary Manners Ing the actress who divorced James K. Hackett last year and Frederick F. Wadsworth a Michigan manufacturer were married here last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Mannersing
James K. Hackett
Frederick F. Wadsworth
Cragen Pointe Farms
Mich
Shipping Outlook Dubious as Freighters Idle in Buffalo
Buffalo and Great Lakes trade faces a sour season forecast. Twenty freighters tied up in Buffalo with roughly four hundred boats idle between Buffalo and Duluth. The shipping outlook is pessimistic, reflected by idle fleets and halted operations across the lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Great Lakes
Duluth
Death plunge for autoists in Harrisburg crash
Three prominent Harrisburg residents died instantly when their car plunged from a high bank near Mulberry Street viaduct. A fourth victim, Miss Nellson, died hours later at Harrisburg Hospital. The deceased include A. Sefton a prominent string manufacturer William R. Harear of Harrar & Chamberlain leather merchants Mrs Robert W Dunlop wife of a bond firm manager and Miss Nellson. The automobile, driven by Sefton, veered beyond control and fell to the piles of building material below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Hight
Totay
A. Sefton
Wiliam R. Harear
Harrar & Chamberlain
Robert W. Dunlop
Mion Laum M. Neilson
Sefton
Mulberry Street
Miss Noilen
Hved
Nhospital
Banker Lantie Chadwick Gren Killed by Train in Elizabeth NS
Lantie Chadwick Gren a prominent Norwalk Conn banker was struck and killed by an express train at the station in Elizabeth Nova Scotia. He stood too close to the track as the train neared, dying instantly in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Chadwick Green
Norwalk
Conn
Elizabeth
Governor Foss Celebrates Father George Foss Birthday
Observes birthday at his Jamaica Plain home on Everett Street near Revere Street. Family dinner at 6 20 honors the elder Foss as governor and Harvard graduate remains active. Many relatives send congratulations, bouquets, and good wishes as the Foss family marks the occasion with quiet forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaton
George E. Poss
Everett Street
Jamaica Plain
Revere Street
George Foss
Kinoin
George E. Foss
Katherine
Mareth
Constance
Mer
George BE
Fossp
Mr. Foup
Harvard
Wrat Torkshire
Death by own action in Providence hospital
William Andersen, a 44 year old life insurance man who arrived in Somerville two weeks earlier from Glasgow, Scotland, committed suicide by hanging in a hotel room. His body was found suspended from a steampipe by a cord. He had suffered long nervous trouble and had been ill at the hotel for a week. An insurer official sought a coroner’s examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
William Andersen
Fir
Somerville
Moss
Timaell
Anderson
Glasgow
Scotland
Somerville Bee
T. J. Goodman
Insurance Comny
Declaration Approved Sparks International Reform Conference
London on June 2 reports a declaration endorsed at a national conference advocating reforms. The text notes approval by participants and references a panel or committee guiding future steps toward policy changes. The event emphasizes unity and orderly progress amid complex political debates.
Kew Library Dedicated in Shelburne Homegrown Effort
Shelburne marked the opening of a new public library building after years of effort led by ex-Gov. J. L. Barcow and local supporters. The brick structure with yellow and white exterior features a green interior, a reading room with fireplace, and a furnace heating system. About 100 volumes were on display, with ongoing acquisitions funded by town appropriation and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne
Trustoon
Anna Lowery
Mies Mary
Griffien
Tracy
Gebhardt
Uni
Library Building Club
Willy Publi
W. Seward Welc
Mise Ruth Bend
F. Ro Stocierd
Didiste C. Tracy
John B. Dubue
J. Haretew
Board of
Library Trustees
James A. Corey
Wet
F. Gebhardt
Made Good Witness In His Own Defense At Trial
Newfane, Time 2 reports Caspar Smith of Wordshoro charged with the murder of Clarke C. Mundell. The defense rested after calling witnesses to show Smith’s good reputation and Smith testified he shot Mundell only after severe provocation. The state offered no evidence, and Smith presented himself as a straightforward witness.
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Newfane
Caspar Smith
Wordshoro
Clarke C. Murdell
Wine Ender
Smith
Mee
Amanda Smith
E.M. Fitts
Wartishare
Mundell
Revolver confrontation during Burlington arrest
Police officers Harry and Brodie went to a Maple and Dottery street house to arrest Tewis Brothers. A loaded revolver appeared as the door opened, but Barry forced it. The man was subdued and taken to the lockup amid signs of dementia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Jane
Harry
Brodie
Maple and
Dottery Streets
Tewis Brothers
Nork
Sherif Allen Wedded at Quiet Vermont Ceremony
James H. Allen, sheriff of Chittenden county, married Miss Jennie Mille Milford in a private Winooski home ceremony last evening at eight. The Rev. W. A. viewer performed the use birch tree setting with ferns and bridal wreath. The bride’s cousin Minnie Florence M Son and Maurice Allen attended, while Jessie Gilley played the organ. The groom is known statewide for his five years in office. They plan a wedding trip then reside in Essex Junction.
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Easex Junction
Fragmentary court note hints at a diary discovery
A garbled OCR line references a diary found by a woman connected to Warren Ladd and a Stowe case. It mentions revelations and a county court but lacks readable details or context.
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Warren Ladd
Stowe
Jenney
Angen St
Head Crushed Money Gone in Ohio Murder
The body of Oscar B. Bowers a known politician and businessman was found near his Wellaville home this morning. He was murdered last night his head crushed by his assailant. About $1000 in cash and all jewelry were missing, and no clue to the perpetrator has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellaville
Ohio
Oscar B. Bowers
Bowers
Grabbing the Greenbacks in Manchester Illinois
Tracey A. Reeve and Charles F. Morey, two attendants at Concord State Hospital, were arrested for stealing 160 dollars from fellow patient Paul Childs. Reeve confessed. Morey denied knowledge. Only 137.80 found. both kept hospital keys.
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Manchester
N. IL
Tracey A. Reeve
Charles F. Morey
Con Joord
Paul Childs
Childs
Concord
Ee Cassidy
Callaghan
Seeon
Bridinion
Reeve
Morey
Wadleigh Nash Wedding in Lisbon Vermont
Agnes Gers trude Nash of Burlington and John G. Wadleigh of Boston wed in Lisbon on June 2. Rev Thomas St Roddon officiated at Joseph's church Woods ville. Attended by Mr and Mrs of St Johnsbury. honeymoon to Montpelier and Burlington, Vt. Home to be in Lisbon. Bride wore golden brown crepe de chine with lace and satin. Bridesmaid in blue voile with lace and matching hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
N.bl
Agnes Gerstrude Nash
Burlington
John G. Wadleigh
Boston
Thomas St. Roddon
Joseph's Church
Woodsville
St. Johnsbury
Mayo
Mra. Wadleigh
Montpelier
Sake George
Mateh
Railroad surveyors reach East Randolph village
A Kant Randoph informant reports that surveyors from Washington and Orange counties have surveyed East Randolph twice with no railroad results but remain hopeful. Eleven men are in the village, and the team expects to reach East Randolph by week’s end. The line runs from Barre to White River, with land in reach for a railroad at Williamstown Gulf and Mast Brookfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Orange
East Randolph
Death of Mrs Annie Nelson a well known Swedian resident
Mrs Annie Nelson known as Mrs Annie Kation died at 2 AM Wednesday May 31 at her daughter Minnie Elven’s home in Barre City. Born May 9 1845 in Watnland she married Nily L Nelson in 1845 and migrated to America in 1861 settling in Manchester New York before moving to Con worl North West. Survived by children in Barre Town Concord and Manchester plus one sister and two brothers. Funeral service scheduled tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock after church affiliation noted.
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Annie Kation
Marre
Minnie Elven
East Hil
Nelson
Mrs. Nelson
Watnlanil
Nily L. Nelson
America
Manchester
N. Y
Conworl
N. W
Barre City
Hier Waxband
Jone ‘Ehildy Mos
Hilda Berg
Gust A
Mra
Willian Nelson
Marre Town
Ald Carthy Nelson
Concord
NS. H
Free Admission Moving Picture Show At Opera House
The Central Labor union of Barre presents a free admission moving picture show tonight at the Opera House. The show has toured for years and is well received nationwide, with management under the American Federation of Labor ensuring wholesome content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union of
Barre
United States
American Federation of Labor
Talk of the Town sees residents on trips and local moves
Robert Rock visited Waterbury on business while Robert J Stewart traveled to Montreal on a business trip. Several residents moved home or left on short trips, with updates on church services, visitors, and bank hours for June through September. Local names include Calder, Plersons, Abbott, Cameron, Fillimore, Miles, Dyer, Tracy, Kander, Parka, Brater, Gale, Troup, Blackman, Beers, Brown, Braley, Lewsey, Abbott, and Goodenow.
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Robert Rock
Waterbury
Robert J. Stewart
Montreal
Wy O
T. Calder
Weedbury Pond
Paris
Mire
Paul Plersons
Boston
Hie Homme
Thin City
J. G. Cameron
Lansdale
R. 1
Presbyterian Church
Georgia Fillimore
St. Johnsbury
Atex Archice G. Miles
South Main Street
Frank Dyer
Church Street
A. G
Ays
Academy Street
Eugene Tracy
Reading
Mass
Buson Kander
Anrey Parka
North Montpelier
Calais
Berlin
Mose
George T. Troup
Albany
Hotel
Oris
Wi A. Blackman
A. W. Beers
G. H. Brown
Huston
Butler
Woodeville
Mia
B. W. Braley
Beril
Albert Lewsey
We Avers
Marshell
New Bedfend
Massy
BR. Goodenow
T Dovton
C. C. Abbott
Pmaintielt
Thoman Fdonnell
New RK
Willian McCall
EW. Greta
Newbury
Teachers Made Happy by Veto Overriding Action
In Boston on June the House of Representatives reconsidered its earlier veto, passing a bill to raise the pay of educators. The vote stood 67 to 47, sending the measure to the Senate. Governor Fors objected, calling it a home rule issue for city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Heros
Nowse of Representatives
Fora
Eeia
Senate
Fors
Ottilium
Man Accused Woman Robbing Him In Street In Boston
Lydia Rice age 23 of Toledo Ohio faced municipal court in Boston on a robbery charge with bail set at 8000 for the grand jury after she and an accomplice allegedly seized a man on Church street and searched his pockets. John Andrew of Nashua testified two women accosted him Wednesday evening, grabbed his neck, and rifled his pockets near Genoaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lydia Rice
Toledo
Jn Paremetter
John Andrewe
Nashua
N. H
Church Street
Wey
Geanvilles
Child Burned While Alone Near Ludlow
A four year old granddaughter of Mrs Julius J Sulter died in a fire near Tudlow when the grandmother left her alone to meet the mail. The blaze started in the stove or from matches, destroying the house and killing the child on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudlow
Stogelty
Julius J Sulter
Drewster
Comune
Burns Urging Son to Save Him Self
In Portland Maine on June 2 3, C Scott Jones died in a house fire while her son John H Jones was seriously burned as he tried to carry her to safety He escaped through a ground floor window but the fire consumed the room and nearly the entire house neighbors aided in the effort as the blaze spread quickly, Jones aged years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
C. Scott Jones
John H. Jones
Seirboro
R. Jones
Hart
Mia
Jones
Tragic Locomotive Death Near Nashua Yard
Edward Gagnon nineteen of Lowell was cut in two and killed instantly by a moving train in a Nashua railroad yard near Lock Street at 10:20 PM. His brother Levi and Jobin Gillis, both of Lowell, were with him earlier in Nashua. Levi and Gillis were detained by police. Edward lived with his wife at 207 Middlesex Street, Lowell. his father was dead and his brother resided in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashow
Dane
Edward Gagnon
Lowell
Lock Street
Levi
Jobin Gillis
Nashua
Ednant
John Tardif
Chandler Street
Gillia
Edward
Smith
Hallisey
Levi Gayson
Cillis
Middlesex Street
Maine
Levitua
Railroad
Prisoner Burned After Cigarette Ignites Clothing at Wharf
Burlington report notes John Madden arrived from W Plattsburg, arrested on intoxication, found guilty in city court. He received a fine of 15 dollars. on jail intake he was found severely burned, a physician summoned. Madden recalls little of the trip, says a cigarette set his clothing aflame. On return he could not pay fare, boat tickets later found in a pocket. June 2 Burlington. Hearing on the June electric light controversy in Harlington adjourned to June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Jones
John Madden
Plattsburg
Rathie
Offenee
Burlington
H.C Hoyen
St. Albans
Harlington
Miers’ Sanitary Barker Sells Special 41.10 Wars
The notice advertises sanitary waists at the Durie Shirtwalet on Saturday and invites buyers to follow a motto from a public image. It mentions a memorial sketch and a belated reflection on daily life, with unclear spelling and fragmented lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durie
Hewice
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James M. Hustis
St. Paul
Hiven
Wisconsin
Mary Mannering
Frederick E. Wadsworth
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Dia
Lee
Foss
Massachusetts
London
KEW Library
Ceepar Smith
Clarke C Mundell
Hig
Sherif Allen
Chittenden County
Jennie M. Milford
Teeter
Oscar P. Bowers
Wellsville
Greenbacks
Wadleigh—Nash
Agnes Gertrude Nash
East
Randolph
Williamstown Gulf
Annie Nelson
Opera House
Talk OF
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Jy I. Hel
Bartenssee H. Stevene
New York City
Ss .Drinketon
BE Tae
Pee
Ludlow
Burns
Son
Scarboro
F Miers
Sanitary Barker
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