Mediation Eases Tampico Crisis and Mexican Talks
The article notes General Huerta rescinding a Tampico blockade, mediators at Niagara Falls reporting full acceptance of the mediation program for the Mexican question, and Carranza withholding replies until he is reached. It covers shifts in Zacatecas, northern provisional government talks, and ABC mediators guiding Carranza toward conference admission.
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AMD Sd
Carranza
Mexico
Saltillo
ABC
Niagara Falls
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Numerous 1914 Events Across United States
The report lists varied 1914 happenings from March to May including a shoeworkers strike in Portsmouth Ohio heat causing school closures in Columbus 104 degree thermometers Taft at New Harmony centennial and a series of political and legal notes. It notes mine accidents causalities demographical shifts citizenship grants and diplomatic visits.
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Airure
Portsmouth
Ohio
Columbus
Taft
New Harmony
Ind
United States
House District Committee
District of Columbia
John P. Hurley
Pittsfield
Mass
Harry J. Hudson
Louisville, Kyy
Seekonk River
Rhode Island
Topeka
Kan
Luella West
Hodges
Henry C. Wise
Denver
William H. Taft
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
T. Kuroi
San Francisco
Asama
Aguma
Puget Sound
Taraknath Das
University of California
D. H. Graves
G. C. Williams
Pensacola
Fla
Margaret Wilson
Grace Patton
Wellington
Wichita
Davy” Truax
Leavenworth
Kansas
Munele
Wilson
Niagara Falls
Betting Odds and Stakes Across Major Matches
An enthusiast bets 500 against 950 that Vanite defends the America's Cup. A well known yachtsman backs 1000 against 3000 the Resolute to defend the cup and beat Shamrock IV. Six thousand sovereigns secure glove fight insurance for Johnson Langford. Odds 15 to 1 Reds miss NL pennant. New York fan on NYSE cites Reds chances. Cincinnati fans push to raise 25000 if they win. Chamber of Commerce considers official action.
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Sportsman
Jack” Johnson
Sam” Langford
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerces
International Congress opened in Paris by French minister
The Sixth International Congress of Chambers of Commerce opened in Paris with the French Minister of Commerce presiding. Reports note diverse global events from a storm that sank 40 fishing schooners off New Brunswick to the death of the fifth Earl of Stewart in London.
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Paris
New Brunswick
King George
Queen Mary
London
Tirana
Durazzo
Cape Town
South Africa
United States
Poincare
Theophile Delcasse
Earl of Stewart
Royal Stewarts of
Scotland
W. Ian Brock
King Gustav
Sweden
Carlsbad
Germany
Supreme Court Upholds Federal Rail Rate Power
The United States Supreme Court rules federal authority over interstate commerce supreme, invalidating conflicting state laws and orders. The 7 to 2 decision supports Interstate Commerce Commission control, easing two cent passenger fare limits and reducing burdens on railroads. Dissent by Justices Pitney and Lurton.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Shreveport
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate’s Commerce Commission
Pitney
Lurton
Minnesota
Commerce Commission
Officer Houston Kills Mexican in Vera Cruz Knife Fight
Lieut Samuel H Houston a descendant of Sam Houston shot and killed a drunken Mexican during a knife attack on Vera Cruz policemen. General Funston exonerated the officer as Mexican police suffered serious injuries in the clash and were unarmed during the confrontation.
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Houston
Vera Cruz
Washington
Samuel
H. Houston
Sam” Houston
Funston
United States
Lieut
Snow and hail hit Paris on a June day
Two inches and a half of snow and hail fell in a section of Paris on a June day as horses struggled along the Champs Elysees. The air was wintry with a 40 degree temperature and snow lay in drifts overnight on fashionable avenues.
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Fashionable Avenue
Paris
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
Nine Fishermen Die as Storm Sinks Vessels
In Caraquet New Brunswick a gale off the north coast Friday night overwhelmed thirty six fishing boats. Three schooners from the port went down near Liscon Point. Nine crewmen died, five bodies were recovered, and one schooner remains missing.
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Caraquet
N. B—Ai
Liscon Point
Steamship Passes Gatun Locks Amid Electric Locomotive Tests
The Panama Railroad steamship Alliance of 4,000 tons bur den became the first oceangoing vessel to transit the Gatun locks. Gov. Goethals attended as crowds cheered after the test, which focused on the electric locomotives that handle ships through the canal rather than rock resistance.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Chicago
Auburndale
Mass
W. H. Fleming
Boston Stock Exchange
Ilinois Public Utilities Commission
New West Side Union Railroad
Grace Harvey
Baltimore
Panama
Allinaca
Gatun Locks
Panama Canal
Wilson
Motion Picture Association
Grand Central Palace
New York
Ray McFadden
Moorpark
Cal
Fulton
Quincy
Iowa
Albert Thomas
Wheeling
Thomas
Linneus
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Court of Claims
Harris C. Fahnestock
Syracuse
N. Y
Duncan A. Fletcher
United States
Florida
Boaz Whong
New Mexico
Honduras
Bury’s Bank
Mahomet
Joseph Cook
Bryan
Joseph O. Walkup
U. S. A. Medical Corps
Fort Bayard
N. M
William Willcocks
Asswan Dam
Egypt
United States Reclamation Service
John R. Early
Port Townsend
Wash
Washington
Lewes
Del
Panama Railroad Steamship Alliance
Gov. Goethals
Fishermen Report Good Luck at Coast Resorts
Cullings from late dispatches highlight incidents across New Jersey. Notable items include the death of Newark lawyer Michael T. Barrett, a former state senator aide and Harrison counsel, and the drowning deaths of Patrick Kennedy and Joseph Broom.
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Michael T. Barrett
New Jersey
Newark
United States
James Smith
New Jersey Senate
Harrison
Belleville
Lessons on Humility and Salvation from Luke Parables
The lesson contrasts the self righteous Pharisee with the humble Publican who seeks mercy and finds justification. It then follows Zaccheus the chief Publican who, moved by Jesus, yields wealth and life change, showing Jesus as friend of sinners who saves and transforms. The story emphasizes humility, repentance, and genuine transformation.
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Jesus
Heaven
Zaccheus
Isa
Markets report on New York wholesale milk prices
The Markets section notes that official prices for milk have been abolished and current quotations cannot be accurately provided. The text indicates wholesale market conditions without specific figures or dates.
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New York
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Bayonne
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Paul Bazuck
Haines
Gregon Millville
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Kraft
Westville
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Joseph Broom
Morris Canal
Leon Goffray
Edward Keegan
Woodbury
Bob Fitzsimmons
Temp Sloan
Fitzsimmons
Dunellen
John Hackett, Jr
Wrightstown
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Bulding
First Methodist
Roselle Park
Lawrence J. Rice
State Prison
Leesburg
Moorestown
Hammonton
Gloucester County
Tuckerton
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State Board
Ruth Little
Millville
Charles Travers
Board of Education
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cooper's Point
Camden
Harry Shaw
Delaware
Merchantville Field Club
George Hornet
Thorofare
Samuel J. Connelly
West Jersey & Seashore Railroad
Paulsboro
C. E. Sellers
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