Mexicans Seek End to War With Five Day Armistice
An armistice of five days begins at noon today for the Juarez Chihuahua district. The exchange of letters between General Francisco J. Madero for the rebels and General Juan Navarro for the government sets out no troop movements for five days and allows provisions and medicines to be brought from the American side without duty.
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EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
Chihuahua
Francisco J. Madero
Juan Navarro
Peace talks precede Mexican armistice and reshaped loyalties
The article details pre armistice negotiations in Mexico with General Madero and President Diaz seeking liberal terms to ease revolutions and restore soldiers to farms. It notes Navarro’s instruction to enter a peace pact, and profiles key figures including Pancho Villa, Pascual Orozco, Garibaldi, Braniff, and Obregon amid assurances from Diaz.
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Madero
Mexico
General Madero
Navarro
Diaz
Frederick Moye
Chihuahua
Rancho Bustillos
Francisco Madero
Alfonso
Gustavo
Raoul Madero
Pascual Orozco
Pancho Villa
Giuseppe Garbaldi
Senora Madero
Juarez
Mexico City
Oscar Braniff
Toribio Esquival Obregon
Braniff
Obregon
Don Pancho
Villa
Reyes Holds 18 Month European Mission for Mexico
General Bernardo Reyes remains in Europe on a military mission for the Mexican government for 18 months. He denied plans to return last November and again in March said he would stay abroad, asserting Diaz would restore order and ease unrest without his return. He welcomed U.S. troop neutrality guarantees along the frontier and noted Mexican succession if President Diaz dies.
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General Reyes
Europe
Bernardo Reyes
Mexico
Diaz
Reyes
Wolf's Clothier Offers Double Stamps Mornings Weekdays
Double stamps awarded with every purchase until 12 noon at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets. After noon, stamps reduced to single per transaction.
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Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Corn Hanover
Goya Portraits Discovered In Boston Museum Of Fine Arts
Valerian von Loga Berlin Museum curator and leading German art authority uncovered two unknown Goya portraits yesterday in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. He traveled to America to study Spanish paintings and confirmed the works' attribution and significance.
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Goya
Museum OF Fine Arts
Valerian von Loga
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Berlin Museum
Germany
America
Loga Finds Two Forgotten Goya Portraits in Boston Museum
Boston art expert Mr. Loga touts two new Goya portraits found in the Art Museum as equally significant to art discovery as a scientific breakthrough. He notes their prime 1769 period, asserts their genuineness, and highlights Velasquez and El Greco works on view, while praising American painters John Singleton Copley and Gilbert Stuart as largely unknown in Europe.
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Goya
Mr. Loga
Charles IV
Cervantes
Don Quixote
Loga
Europe
John Singleton Copley
Gilbert Stuart
Gilbert
George
Martha Washington
Singleton
America
Copley and
Stuart
May bar Hattie LeBlanc from U S border
United States immigration officers said they would not allow the French girl Hattie LeBlanc to enter the United States without a court order from Washington. The issue arose during a conference with L J Smith and Commissioner Kerr and may require a court order to enforce the restriction.
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L. J. Smith
Kerr
United States
Washington
Hattie Le Blanc May Testify in Cambridge Case
The decision hinges on Judge Hammond’s rulings on deposition evidence. If Hattie’s testimony is barred by objections, her attorney will drop the plan for her to testify in Cambridge. otherwise she may travel to Cambridge to testify in person. She will return to West Arichat. deposition work continued under Commissioner Kerr.
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Hattie le Blanc
Cambridge
Elmore
Hattie
Cape Breton
Mr. Johnson
Boston
Mr. Smith
Trinity Anglican Church
Witness Statement Cited Amid Hotel Stay
A woman said she had given an admirable witness as the girl, her father, and friends remained overnight at the Royal Hotel.
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The
Royal Hotel
Pastors Debate Burying People Comment At Maine Conference
Bishop Thomas B Neely of New Orleans calls it a pleasure for some pastors to bury people as he presides at the Maine Methodist Episcopal conference in Biddeford. The session announces about 30 pastorate changes and urges ministers to move promptly to new charges. Funds for a parish house and parsonage are sought with $1036 pledged.
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Biddeford
Thomas B. Neely
New Orleans
Maine Methodist Episcopal Conference
Sisters of the Church
Waldo Weller
Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Pickpocket on Humboldt Avenue Car Targeted by Commuter
Herbert D. Smith writes to the Post that a man who lifted $4 from him on a Humboldt avenue car near Dudley street at 11 20 Saturday night could have taken $30 more if he searched deeper. He urges the Elevated to remove pickpockets infesting cars to keep riders from paying more to ride than walk.
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Herbert D. Smith
The
Post
Humboldt Avenue
Dudley Street
Labor Men Denounce Kidnapping of McNamara
Labor leaders condemn the kidnapping of McNamara amid revelations from McManigal’s confession. The document cites bomb outrages blamed on the union conspiracy, names McNamara Kaplan and Schmidt as principals, and calls for fair trials and due process while forwarding resolutions to labor unions and papers. Nominations for May 17 officers are listed.
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McNamara
The
Union
Times
Kaplan
Schmidt
Chicago
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
McManigal
McNamara and McManigal Extradited After Interrogation
Detectives Biddinger and Reed pursued the men from Chicago to Detroit and Toledo, arresting them on April 13. McManigal confessed after showing dynamite, claiming McNamara planted charges in the Los Angeles Times blast and others totaling about 3.5 million dollars. The pair were taken to Chicago and sweated for information while California authorities awaited extradition papers.
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James McNamara
McManigal
Bryce
McNamara
Biddirgrer
Reed
Chicago
Stephen B. Wood
Detroit
Commercial Avenue
Captain Wood
Burns
Iron Workers Chief Denies Guilt In McNamara Case
Frank M. Ryan president of the Iron Workers Association issued a public statement defending J. J. McNamara. He warned that detectives have forged evidence against labor unions and urged the public to withhold judgment until facts are known. The statement condemns the use of explosives in labor disputes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
J. J. McNamara
Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
McNamara
Frank M. Ryan
Iron Workers’ Association
Ryan
Outrage Over McNamara Extradition Draws AFL Fire
Washington leaders of the American Federation of Labor denounced the transfer of John J. McNamara international secretary of the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers of America as an infamous outrage. President Gompers and Secretary Morrison urged caution, insisting McNamara’s arrest lacks prima facie evidence and seems theatrically staged amid anti labor schemes.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
John J. McNamara
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers of America
McNamara
Los Angeles
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
Gompers
Los Angeles Times
Labor
MccNamara
Boston Leaders React To McNamara Arrest In Labor Case
Boston union leaders voiced shock at charges against J W McNamara secretary treasurer of the International Union of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers amid claims the international finances would defend the arrested men. Local officials denounced any plan to frame others and defended workers as honest. Mrs Young, wife of a Boston international executive, defended her husband and expressed belief in his innocence.
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J. J. McNamara
International Brotherhood of Bridge and Structural Workers
Indianapolis
Mayer, Haywood and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
McNamara
Collins
California
Marshall
Indiana
Taylor
Kentucky
Boston Central Labor Union
Daily Papers
Boston
J. W. McNamara
International Union of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers of America
Henry Abrahams
John J. Pierce
The
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
International
John M. Gillespie
Team Drivers’ Union
Burns
Michael J. Young
South Boston
International Executive Board
Young
Secretive Transport of McNamara Group to Face Dynamite Charge
On separate trains under armed guard John J. McNamara and two alleged confederates James McNamara and Ortie McManigal are being moved to Los Angeles to answer the October 1 1910 dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times. Movements are secret to avoid disruption and rescue attempts. Police warn publicity could provoke more violence while labor tensions flare at Labor Temple amid bitter denouncements. Beyond the three named, three other suspects J B Bryce M A Schmitt and David Caplan are mentioned. The State plans to proceed without offering plea deals or urging cooperation from prisoners.
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Los Angeles
John J. McNamara
International Structural Iron Workers’ Association
James McNamara
Ortie McManigal
Los Angeles Times
Sebastian
Labor Temple
McNamara Brothers
McManigal
Moyer
Haywood and Pettibone
Colorado
Steunenburg
Idaho
Iron Workers
McNamaras
J. B. Bryce
M. A. Schmitt
David Caplan
John McNamara
Bryce
Schmitt
Caplan
San Francisco
Boston Typographical Union Demands Fair Trial
The Boston Typographical Union decries methods used to take Mc Namara from Indianapolis and adopted a resolution yesterday urging a fair trial and due process.
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Boston Typographical Union 13
McNamara Escorted by Detectives in Transit to West
John J. McNamara is moved by three detectives from Indianapolis toward Los Angeles. They reached St. Louis at 7:00 am aboard a Pennsylvania train with two handcuffed companions. The escort includes Charles J. Smith, G. B. Biddinger, and James Hossick, who dined publicly before continuing the journey.
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ST. Louis
John J. McNamara
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Indianapolis
Union Station
McNamara
Charles J. Smith
Chicago
G. B. Biddinger
James Hossick
Springfield Clock Tower Dynamiter Said Among Suspects
A Burns detective reports a man named Murphy, alleged dynamiter of Springfield City Hall clock tower, among those detained in Indianapolis and Chicago for the Los Angeles Times blast. Murphy is said arrested in Chicago on a technical charge. New England Burns group informed Springfield officials and local police.
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Springfield
William J. Burns National Detective Agency
Indianapolis
Chicago
Los Angeles Times
Springfield New City Hall
Murphy
New England Agency
Burns Organization
William J. Burns
San Francisco
New England
John H. Boyle
Bomb Explodes Near Unoccupied House in North End
A bomb exploded around 10 30 last night in front of an unoccupied house at 22 Henchman street North End shattering windows and alarmed residents. A stranger was seen lurking near the house minutes before the blast.
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Henchman Street
North End
Bomb outrage shocks North End as police pursue suspect
Police identify fragments from a black casing suggesting a bomb. In Haymarket Square area a blast shattered a two and a half story house, injuring no one. A suspect seen near the premises is held for investigation while the building is slated for demolition.
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Ferrari
McDonald
Wilson
Maurice O. Dwyer
Dwyer
Haymarket Square
North End
Burns Finds 4 Pounds of Dynamite in Tiffin Shed
Detective William J Burns and J A G Badorf uncovered four pounds of dynamite in a shed near several residences in Tiffin Ohio within days of stepping from Indianapolis. Burns says Ortie E McManigal stored the explosives here and claims McManigal has a confession about the Los Angeles Times explosion. A padlocked crude box hid the dynamite and a lantern was needed to reveal the stash. Burns expects the full case to unfold over days as he guards the site and moves to complete the investigation within California’s 60 day rule.
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Tiffin. O
William J. Burns
J. A. G. Badorf
Indianapolis
Burns
Ortie E. McManigal
Detroit
Mich
Los Angeles Times
McManigal
James McManiga
Meyers
Timi
Badorf
Meyer
California
Bii
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