International crisis feared as result of warfare in Mexico
Washington reports warn that foreign warships gather in Mexican waters and Europe may intervene. England states its policy diverges from the United States while Germany and France move ships toward Mexico, signaling a developing international crisis.
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Mexico
Mexican
England
United States
Publishers’ Press
Wcahington
Washington
Tionel Carden
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Mrs Sulzer Out and Mrs Glynn At Home In Peoples House
The article notes the impeachment conviction of Wil Mam Sulzer and the elevation of Lieutenant Governor Martin Glynn to governor of New York. It mentions Mrs Sulzer being out of the state capital residence and Mrs Glynn moving in, with reference to social ties and speculation surrounding stock deals linked to Sulzer.
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Wil Mam Sulzer
Martin H. Glynn
New York
Sulzer
Albany
N. Y
Glynn
Woman testifies on gang murder plot in Beiliss case
Catherine Diakonoff testified in the Mendel Beiliss trial about parties hosted by Vera Techeberiak in 1910 1911 where she encountered gang members. She described a disorderly room and a hidden bundle and said a masked man urged her to join the murder of Krasovsky Fenanko and Colonel Ivanoff, journals of the Yushinsky case.
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Pubishers’ Press
Kieff
Russia
Catherine Diakonoff
Mendel Beiliss
Vera Techeberiak
Vera
Yushinsky
Vera Tcheberiak
Krasovsky
Fenanko
Ivanoff
Order Gen. Diaz Back To Cuba
General Felix Diaz landed at Vera Cruz aboard the German steamer Corcovado and faced a Mexican official urging him to proceed to Tampico. He refused the suggestion, was greeted coldly, and was later ordered to Havana aboard the Zaragoza, with a new officer assigned to the vessel.
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Publishers Press
Vera Cruz
Felix Diaz
Corcovado
Tampico
Senor Vidcarrazaga
Elizaga
Martinez
Diaz
Havana
Zaragoza
London Papers Warn of US Britain Mexico Clash
London papers issue a war scare over a possible contention between Great Britain and the United States on the Mexican crisis. The Pall Mall Gazette warns of grave misunderstanding and urges quick removal of tensions. The Globe blames British policy and notes President Wilson’s complaints.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Washington
New York
Pall Mall Gazette
Wilson
Mexico
The
Globe
Foreign Office
Huerta
Bitter Fight Over Negro Bishop Named In Episcopal Church
The Episcopal house of deputies debated naming a negro bishop, sending the issue to a new joint commission for report at the next general convention. Threats of a potential split in the South were raised as factions argued over whether a black bishop should be consecrated or segregated with a bishop of their own race. The heated exchange included disparaging language from two Southern delegates.
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New York
Episcopal House of Deputies
South
Miss Milholland Returns From Europe to Suffrage Work
Inez Milholland, public figure and wife of Eugene Boissevain, returns to New York from Holland aboard the Olympic. She expresses excitement over Mrs. Pankhurst's success, notes seasickness kept her from joining last night, and affirms her ongoing commitment to the suffrage cause despite marriage.
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Publishers’ Press
New York
Inez Milholland
Eugene Boissevain
Holland
Murder Plot 15 Dared In Eaton Poison Case
Ralph Keyes testified he overheard a conversation in which Jennie May Eaton allegedly discussed murdering her husband and another woman to flee to Europe. He said Mrs Eaton then left by train and the Admiral fell ill and died shortly after. The prosecution rested and the defense to begin tomorrow afternoon.
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Publishers’ Press
Miymouth
Maas
Ralph Keyes
Mia
Jennie May Eaton
Eaton
Keyes
Mrs. Eaton
Europe
White Estate 15 Estimated at 20 000 000
The will of Mordecai Morrie White, banker, disposes of an estate valued around 20 million dollars. He leaves charitable bequests, a $25,000 annual widow support, and a trust for ten years with his widow and sons in law. Upon termination the principal is to be divided among his children Frances Gates, Alice Cramp, Helen Eustis, and Susan Price. A codicil adds 15 000 for grandchildren Frances Alice Vaux Morris White Gates Elizabeth Gates Lamson and further shares for other grandchildren. The will is dated February 20, 1909.
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Mordecai Morrie White
Lueders
Harsham College
Richmond
Ind
Children’s Home
W.C. A. Home
Cincinnati Union Bethel
Cincinnati Protestant Orphan Asylum
Widows’ Home
Old Men's Home
Cincinnati
Religious Society of Friends
Indiana
Theodore W. Cramp
Philadelphia
Clarence Price
New York
Frances’. A. Gates
Alice A. Cramp
Helen White Eustis
Susan M. W. Price
Testator
Frances Alice Vaux
Morris White Gates
Elizabeth Gates Lamson
George D. Eustis, Jr
Frances White Eustis
John Gates, Jr
Suit on Samuel Rudy estate pits villagers against stenographers
A Canton suit tests whether the Union town villagers receive most of the 80000 estate of Samuel Rudy or if ten courthouse stenographers get 1000 each for politeness. A later will favors two Akron banks and villagers hope to overturn both wills to rebalance the heirs.
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Publishers’ Press
Canton
Uniontown
Samuel
Rudy
Akroh
Akron Banka
Suffragette Paper Is Naughty Under Ban
Christabel Pankhurst's Suffragette magazine faces police scrutiny in New York after sales at a Madison Square Garden lecture anger buyers. The New York Society for the Suppression of Vice and police review whether to pursue criminal action over sexual and medical content. Police Commissioner Waldo read two Christabel Pankhurst articles and found no clear grounds for action.
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Publishers’. Press
New
York
Cristabel Pankhurst
Emmeline Pankhurst
Christabel
Madison Square Garden
New York Society For the ‘Suppression of
Waldo
Christabel Pankhurst
Bitter Tira de at Tavmany Bitter Tirade at Tavmany
New York reporters describe a day of impeachments and feuds as John A Hennessy Edward E McCall and William Sulzer attacked Tammany Hall during the impeachment inquiry. Hennessy and Sulzer rallies draw large crowds while McCall denies paying for nominations amid charges of Beardsley contributions and political retaliation.
Five Scouts Dead in Mindanao Battle with Tribesmen
Reported fighting in Talipad Mindanao between tribesmen and Philippine scouts continues. Five scouts were killed and eight wounded with Captain Harry McElderry of the Thirteenth Company among the wounded.
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Publishers’ Press
Manila
Cpt. St
Talipad
Mindanao
Harry McElderry
Titieteenth Company of
Death Factory Owner Gives Away Fortune
Reed Freeman, owner of a Binghamton clothing factory where a fire killed 30 workers, dies at 66 after giving away his fortune to victims families. He paid all debts, sold the plant, and left town to live modestly as a salesman, haunted by the tragedy.
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Publishers’ Press
Binghamton, N.Y
Reed B
Freeman
Binghamton
Miners Entombed After Shaft Explosion in New Mexico
About 230 miners were entombed at Shaft No 2 in the Stag Canyon mines near Dawson New Mexico after an afternoon explosion. Rescue teams from Southern Colorado coal fields and Trinidad station rushed to the scene while miners from other shafts helped clear wreckage. An official count was not yet fixed but two men were recovered from an upper level.
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Dawson
New Mexico
Tech
Enigts
United States
Trinidad
Abel
Supreme Court upholds city court law in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the law creating a new Municipal Court valid and ordered election boards to list Bernard Fox of Cincinnati and Chilton Thompson of Dayton as candidates for Municipal Court judges. The ruling reverses a prior decision that declares the law unconstitutional and affects Cincinnati Dayton Hamilton and Youngstown.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Montgomery County Boards of Elections
Bernard Cs. Fox
Cincinnati
Chilton
Thompson
Dayton
Cearheran
Arthur Fritke
Fox
Supreme Courtr
Cincinna’ti
Hamilton
Youngstown
Poor Will Benefit by Law
City solicitor Bettman welcomed the Supreme Court ruling upholding the Municipal Court law and said it removes magistrates from the county system. He argued this improves access to justice for the poor by reducing county collection agency influence.
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Bettman
Supreme Court
Smugglers Band Busted in Cleveland Jewelry Ring
The arrest of William Levy today on charges of smuggling watches exposes a large jewelry smuggling operation. Federal officials say substantial unpaid duties were avoided on goods moved from a Canadian wholesale firm through Windsor Fort Erie and Sault Ste. Marie during the past year.
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William Levy
Tolgato
United States
Windsor
Fort Erie
Sault Ste. Maris
Brutal attack targets Covington physician Dr. Aratus
Two unknown men assaulted Dr. Alphonse Aratus of 816 Greenup Street Covington last evening, beating him unconscious as he tried to call for help. He was found with multiple wounds and cannot describe his attackers, police suspect revenge as the motive.
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Armitus
Heck
Saratoga
Licking River
Aratus
Anh
Bruner
Davis
Bob
Railroad Men To Urge More Safety
Locomotive engineers backed by coalitions of coadjutors firemen and trainmen push Congress to enact winter legislation to prevent injuries and maiming of railroad workers. They cite insufficient space between tracks and bridges channels and warehouses as a key hazard.
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Washington
Mieke
Cpt
Speech Denied By Colonel Roosevelt in Bahia Controversy
Report from Buenos Aires notes cabled accounts from Bahia that Colonel Roosevelt allegedly stated the United States must be paramount in North America and Brazil in South America as the continent’s wealthiest nations. A La Prensa correspondent says the remark was editorial comment in Correio da Manha, not in Roosevelt’s actual speech.
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Publishers’ Press
Buenos Ayres
Bahia
Brasil
Roosevelt
Argentine Republic
United States
North America
Brazil
South America
Colorel Roosevelt
Emil
la ‘Prensa
Correio Dai ‘Manha
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Henry Lane
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Murphy
Jerome
John A. Hennessy
Edward E. McCall
William Sulzer
Harlem River Park
McCall
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Beardsley
Duncan W. Peck
Fourteenth Street
MacCall
Whitman
Tim
Dawson, N. M
Colorado
Cdal
Cag
Miller
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Has
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Bernard C. Fox
Cleveland
the Investi
Canada
Physiciar
Dr. Aratus
Covington
Alphonse. Aratus
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