Mediation in Mexico Shapes New Provisional Government
Niagara Falls talks yield a five member provisional authority for Mexico City with a president and four cabinet heads. Carranza's envoy notes representation for constitutionalists, but mediation parties warn it will not halt the campaign against federals as South American envoys view further delay as improper.
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Eight Lives Lost In Fire In East Aldo Tenement
A Wednesday blaze in an old style East Aldo tenement in Wadnesnes saw eight people perish, including four women, with eight severely injured and over twenty others strained. A tenant spotted a flame under the stairs before four o clock and raised the alarm, but occupants could not all escape in time. In Denver, Professor God head of chemistry at Ft Catling state agricultural school in Ft Collins was declared insane during a sanity examination.
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East Aldo
Wadnesday
Tennant
Denver
Colo
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State Agricultural School
Ft. Catling
Ft. Collins
Lila
Lassen Peak Geyser Still High Despite Recent Disturbances
Steam plume from Lassen Peak remains tall though lower than the peak reached during last week’s disturbances. A red bus reported at the scene, with Cal authorities monitoring activity. No injuries reported as observers note continued geothermal activity in the area.
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Lassen
Heat Kills Amid Record Midwest Temperatures
Heat waves across Chicago Cleveland St Louis and Cincinnati raise temperatures to 95 105 degrees causing deaths prostrations and distress. Milk supply fears and ice men strike add to urban strain as humidity and heat persist through June.
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Cleveland
Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Kansas City
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Mediation Talks In Vera Cruz Weighed By Huerta Blanquet
Provisional President Huerta and General Blanquet plan to travel to Vera Cruz to pursue mediation talks with the Mexican cabinet remaining, Blanquet to meet with General Funston to test feasibility and Huerta’s acceptance. Johnny Williams Wins Bantam Crown In Vernon Bout. Williams defeats Johnny Coulon by KO in third round to claim world title. Yale Students Flood Parcel Post As Exam Period Ends. Yale post office swamped as students ship home belongings after finals. Yacht Josephine Burns To Water's Edge At Bayou St John. The Theodore Grunewald owned vessel valued at 50000 dollars is destroyed by fire.
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Kid" Williams
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Theodore Grunewald
Bayou St. John
Tolls Bill Passed With Norris Simmons Amendment
The senate approved the tolls repeal bill by 50 to 35, adding the Norris Simmons amendment to preserve U S rights in the Great Britain dispute. The measure now heads to the house, with Republicans and Democrats split on the vote and a separate tally on the Hay-Pauncefote issue earlier. Also reported are the Resolute Wing Trial Race at Highland Beach and a fatal locomotive incident in Charleston, Lookout, West Virginia.
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Page
Perkins
Poindextar
Smith
Mich
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Sutherland
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Warren
Weeks
Works
United States
Brandegee
Militants Bomb at Westminster Abbey During Commons Debate
A bomb exploded beside Edward the Confessor chair in Westminster Abbey during Home Secretary Reginald McKenna’s Commons speech on militant women. The blast caused panic and a crowd gathered outside as police closed the doors. two women were detained then released. McKenna rejected deportation, urged press restraint to curb the agitation, and said no new measures would be adopted beyond holding W S U donors accountable for militant damage.
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Women's Social and Poiticals Union
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Perkins Asked to Retire From Progressive Party
Amos Pinchot released a confidential letter to Theodore Roosevelt and party leaders accusing George W. Perkins, head of the national executive committee, of connections with monopolies and exploitation of labor. The letter urges action to terminate a situation hindering the party's popular support. Perkins denies any plan to retire as chairman.
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National Executive Committee
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Progressive Party
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Progressive National Committee
Forest Fires Spread Near Escanaba Michigan
Reports from Escanaba indicate renewed forest fires with potential tremendous damage if rain does not come. A large blaze north of Cornell risks much property as crews rush to Gross five miles west of town. A special train departed for Cornell carrying many fighters.
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Mich
Cornell
Gross
Here
Shamrock IV Sets Sail From Spithead Trial Spin
Shamrock I, Lipton’s newest Cup challenger, left for a first trial run off Spithead escorted by Shamrock II I. The Portsmouth outing marks the early testing phase as the yacht begins its campaign toward the Americas Cup.
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England
Thomas Lipton
Spithead
Killa Wife Shoots Self After Fatal Breakfast Delay
Montreal reports Jean B. Dube shot his wife at Bol ton Glenn then killed himself over a late breakfast. In Madison Wisconsin, former State Senator Samuel A. Cook was elected commander in chief of the Wisconsin G A R department. New Orleans reports merchant Lowla Hazeman clubbed his wife to death with a hoe, a fourteen year old niece witnessed the event.
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Que
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Bolton Glenn
Wisconsin
G. A. R. Madison
Wils
Qormer
Samuel A. Cook
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New Orleans
Ki'la
Lowla
Hazeman
Still a Bachelor Bluntly Questions Militia Inquiries
The exchange questions a brother who joined the militia and asks what good patience did, noting he has been in four engagements and has not yet been taken prisoner.
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Patrice
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