Madero Resigns as De la Barra Provisional President Named
Revolt news from Mexico City describes a shaky week as Madero resigns and De la Barra is proclaimed provisional president. The battalion mutinied on Independencia street, many overpowered, with intense shelling and heavy property damage across the capital. Rebels pushed near the National Palace while federal troops countered with artillery. News from Puebla and other regions shows additional uprisings in Diaz’s name. Refugees flood trains to escape the chaos.
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Madero
de la Barra
Mexico
Independencia Street
National Palace
Paseo Reforma
Colonia
Diaz
Aguilar
de la Liave
Puebla
General Toria
Francisco Pradilla
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Vivas
Taft
MacVeagh
Washington
White House
Francisco de la Barra
United States
Pedro Lascurain
Wilson
State Department
Ambassador Wilson
Department
Knox
Resignation of Madero Brightens Washington Outlook
Washington officials welcomed Francisco I. Madero's voluntary relinquishment of the Mexican presidency as a relief after five tense days. The move ended the immediate threat of armed U S involvement and cleared the horizon of storm clouds, with State Department officials closely watching events from the Plaza Belle.
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Washington
Francisco I. Madero
Mexico
Madero
United States
State Department
Arrival of Colorado Signals Pacific Port Reach
The Navy and War departments prepared for Mexican service as news of Madero’s abdication arrived. A wireless message announced the cruiser Colorado had reached Mazatlan, becoming the first U.S. warship to arrive off the revolution torn Mexican coast.
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Navy
War Departments
Madero
Navy Department
Pacific
Mazatlan
Colorado
Republic
Rantoul Case Reveals Planted Love Affair Details
In a dramatic session, Mrs. Rantoul admitted loving her longtime acquaintance Rumrill amid heated cross examination. The testimony traced years of letters, yacht trips, gifts, and clandestine communications while court rules limited discussion of private relations and potential illegality.
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Mrs. Rantoul
Rumrill
Attorney Hunt
Mr. Rantoul
Harvard
Boston
Chit Chet
Eastern Yacht Club
Maine
Thompson
Mr. Hunt
Dr. Putnam
Putnam
Springfield
Northampton
Cape Cod
Anna E. McCarthy
Boston City Hospital
Romney Spring
William Thompson
Rantoul
Hunt
Taft Vetoes Immigration Bill in Historic Decision
President Taft vetoed a bill to bar aliens who cannot read or write, criticizing the literacy test though acknowledging valuable amendments. Secretary Nagel defended the measure as a way to reduce cheap labor, warning it would exclude many desirable immigrants and affect family members under the group system.
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Organized Labor
Nagel
Grover Cleveland
United States
Packard Shoes Winter Clearance Ad At S. H. Harrison Co
A vintage ad announces a winter clearance sale at S. H. Harrison Co 662 672 Washington St near Beach with prices for Packard and other shoes. bundles include $5.00 and $2.95 options and discounts on $6.00 shoes to $3.95.
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Great Clearing
Packard Shoes
S. H. Harrison Co
Washington St
Cor. Beach
Fifteen in NH Senator Ballot Leads to Deadlock
Concord February 14 Fifteen names appear in New Hampshire legislative history as candidates for United States Senator after a noon ballot by two state senators and 16 representatives. No choice and no quorum were announced.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
United States
House of Representatives
Deserted husband commits suicide in Ipswich after quarrels
Ipswich February 14 Elmer Hall a Highland avenue mechanic drank carbolic acid and died after his wife deserted him. Neighbors had complained of frequent quarrels between the couple. Hall’s mother and father live in Gloucester. cred
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Ipswich
Elmer Hall
Highland Avenue
Hall
Gloucester
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