Mediation talks stall as Huerta rejects land reform stance
Bleak note from Niagara Falls conference as Gen Huerta and Gen Carranza delegates clash over land law reform. Reports say Villa Zapata pact blocks Huerta’s escape. U S interests wary as Veracruz frontier tensions rise and Smallpox hits Bizbee. Multiple battles, bombings, rail and sea movements unfold amid political maneuvering.
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Tuerta
Wilson
Huerta
Lieut
Ballinger
Niagara Falls
Ont
Carranza
Durango
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Villa
San Luis Potosi
John R. Silliman
Saltillo
Torres
Orozco
Maas
de Moure
Gulf Coast
Mazatlan
Senate approves park plan for Fort McHenry reserve
The Senate passed a bill authorizing the War Secretary to grant part of Fort McHenry military reservation in Baltimore for a public park. Other items note a Chicago switchmen strike vote, a Boston printers fire loss, and multiple regional events.
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Senate
Secretary of War
Fort McHenry Military Reservation
Baltimore
Cornell Crew Triumphs At Ithaca In Large Lake Cayuga Race
Cornell defeated Princeton by a length and Yale by five lengths in the varsity race before the largest crowd on Lake Cayuga. The Cornell freshman crew beat the Princeton freshmen. The College of Agriculture won the intercollege rowing championship. Harvard varsity second crew to race at Henley July 1 to 4.
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Cornell
Princeton
Yale
Ithaca
Lake Cayuga
College of Agriculture
Joe Jackson
Pres. Gwinner
Pittsburgh Feds
Oakes
Harvard
Philadelphia
England
Explosion at German factory kills six workers
In Prussia six workers died when a gun-cotton factory of the German Explosives Co. at Buren blew up. Other items note ambassadors dine in Rome, Civil War general death in Paris, German aviators killed, suffragette vandalism in London, medical figure dies in London, Turkish order for torpedo boats, and a church bombing in Edinburgh with minor damage.
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German Explosives Co
Buren
Prussia
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Clinton D. MacDougal
Army of the Potomac
Paris
Roeder
Rheinhardt
Wellendorf
National Gallery
Royal Academy
London
Francis H. Laking
England
Prince of Wales
Norman Co
Havre
Turkey
Rosehall United Free Church
Edinburgh
Home Rule Bill Passes Commons Amid Ulster Controversy
Ireland's Home Rule bill clears its third reading in the Commons by 351 to 274 amid party lines. Ulster may opt out for six years after polls in each county. opposition and nationalist blocs react as security forces are deployed and Dublin sends troops to Belfast. John Redmond declares the bill now a law in a Dublin Freeman's Journal remark.
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London
Ireland
House of Commons
House of Lords
Ulster
Lords
Peers
James Lowther
William O’brien
England
Dublin
Belfast
County Tyrone
Dorsetshire Regiment
Holywood
George
John Redmond
Dublin Freeman’s Journal
News of New Jersey State Week Long Summary
A period overview notes deaths of Daniel W. McClain in Mays Landing and Colonel Harry C. Baines in Phillipsburg, plus a speed trap in Merchantville arresting six motorists. Highlights include the 25th Central Baptist Sunday school anniversary in Woodbury, a Rutherford liquor license election, Hackensack centenarian Mrs. Westervelt, and a Bayonne bank closure resolution. Also covered are local farming shipments from Sewell, a large Dutch Neck sturgeon catch, Trenton school fire impact, fatal elephant accident in Jersey City, convict camp contract at Elmer, Woodbury Grand Jury indictments, Gibbstown street-light funding, Paulsboro dress factory rush, Millville road inspections, a new 16-piece band for Whitney Glass Works, nuisance complaints urging abatement, Millville Chautauqua week, and a new rural mail route in Lower Penns Neck.
Shape and vigor of fowls by Lambert 1914
D. J. Lambert argues that breeding stock should be selected for vitality to reduce mortality. He describes signs of vigor in males and hens, favors mature hens for breeding, and outlines stocking ratios and the value of selecting top birds over large numbers. He notes related stock can breed well if both sexes are strong.
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D. J. Lambert
Rhode Island State College
Light nest boxes from grocery boxes for hens
Simple light nest boxes made from grocery boxes with a hinged side for easy cleaning and egg gathering. Two back holes allow hanging on nails. ten boxes can be taken down cleaned sprayed and refilled with straw in fifteen minutes. Boys are urged to make a set as hens prefer the box type seclusion.
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Wisconsin Agriculturist
Rebels Overrun Tepic in Major Mexican Assault
Report from Durango cites 5 000 rebels under Generals Blanco and Buelna storming Tepic seizing the city. Federal losses tallied 200 killed and 500 prisoners while rebels suffered 120 dead including Col. Soto. Spoils included 600 horses one cannon two machine guns and 1 000 rifles.
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el Paso
Lucio Blanco
Rafel Buelna
Tepic
Col. Soto
Rafael Buelna
Buelna
Mexico
Huerta
Carranza
Durango
Titanic liability limited to 91000 by Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court in an opinion by Justice Holmes upheld Oceanic Steam Navigation Co. right to limit liability for the Titanic disaster to the salvage value plus passenger and freight receipts, totaling about 91000 dollars.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Holmes
Oceanic Steam Navigation Co
Feeding Economically in Poultry Rations
Feeding is crucial in animal husbandry and poultry raising. Understanding feed composition and computing a balanced ration enables economical feeding and supports profitable yields.
Do Not Sell Doubtful Eggs
Ethical reminder against marketing suspect eggs. Warns that one bad egg can ruin customer trust and cites the golden rule as guidance for fair trade practices.
Markets Report United States Live Stock Prices
Market notes show wholesale prices for live stock and dressed beef. Beef prices steady to slow with calves sheep lambs and hogs listed in ranges across quality levels. No milk quotations due to abolition of official prices and crude market quotes apply to hogs and cattle.
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New York
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Boston Globe
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