Rebellion Forces Resignation of Madero Cabinet in Juarez
In Juarez May 13 a mutinous faction within the Maderoist army led to Provisional President Francisco I Madero Jr being put under arrest. General Psqual Orozco demanded immediate cabinet resignations and funds for starving troops, sparking tense exchanges and a brief standoff before a settlement that cabinet resignations would be demanded and troops cared for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
Maderoist Army
Francisco IL Madero, Jr
Madero
Pasqual Orozco
Navarro
Cirro Prieto
Pasqual Brosco
Jorco
Macro
Orozco
Viva Orozco
Madero Casinet
Four Die In Shelby Grade Crossing Collision
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train struck an automobile driven by James Issong of Shelby, Ohio, near a grade crossing. Four men died: James Issong, Samuel Winner, J J Bell, and Mack Esterline. Esterline died later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
James Issong
James Hissong
Par
Samuel Winner
Hisson's
J. J. Bell
Bucyrus
Mack Esterline
Esterline
Mrs Glorinda Smith Reclaims Iroquois Fire Heir Share
Logansport Indiana May 16 Mrs Glorinda Smith of Chicago arrives in good health to contest an estate left by her mother Charity Horn. Heirs pay her 965 dollars as her share after confirming she was among the Iroquois fire victims. She was part of a holiday party that traveled to the Iroquois production of Blue Beard on December 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Glorinda Smith
Chicago
Charity Horn
Eel River Township Names New Sunday School Officers
The Sunday School association of Eel River township elected officers led by President Elmer Black and Vice President IS K Watterson. Secretary Treasurer Rev Elmer Pepple and superintendents include Mrs Florence Selble Edward Delaney W A Yont Frank Glow Mrs Olie Mert ele Otha Cotton and R S Nixon. Next Sunday Noah Gerly will visit Scipio Reva McCartney Washington and Mia Net ler Jackson township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Association of
Eel River Township
Elmer . Black
IS. K. Watterson
Elmer Pepple
Florence Selble
Edward Delaney
W. A. Yont
Frank Glow
Olie Mertele
Otha Cotton
Noah ‘Gerly Will Or‘ S
Scipio
Reva
McCartney
Cananea Rebels Near Surrender Under Cabral
May 13 report from Cananea Sonora says Jose Carmelo and Tomas Lopez Lina rez, on behalf of the federal government, negotiate with rebel leader Juan Cabral for Cananea surren der with only minor details left. Cabral expected to enter the town tonight without resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
Jose Carmelo
Tomas Lopez Linarez
Juan Cabral
Cabral
Lady Decies Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
London May 13 Lady Helen Vivien Gould wife of Lord Decies underwent an appendicitis operation at the Dowager Lady Decies residence. The procedure was reported as most satisfactory and had been anticipated by close friends after years of intermittent abdominal trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Decies
Lord Decies
Helen Vivien Gould
Lady Decies
Alt
Death of Blanche Lindsey Clarke in Livingston Montana
Mrs Fred H Zollars learns of Blanche Lindsey Clarke's death at 28 from nervous prostration. She left two sons, Frank and a seven month old infant, husband R K Clarke, mother, brother Frank C Lindsey, and sisters T O Pritchard of Livingston and Zollars of Helena. Funeral held at Mrs T O Pritchard's home by Rev Dr Le Yand. burial Mountain View cemetery Livingston Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H.zollars
Old Fort Place
Blanche Lindsey’ Clarke
T.O. Pritchard
FrankHn
R.,k. Clarke
Frank. C. Lindsey
Helena
Montana
T. O. Pritchard
Livingston
Zollars
Le‘Yand
First Baptist, Church
Mountain. View
Man charged with stabbing death at rolling mills
Gravilla Mann, a Roumanian immigrant, is held for a preliminary hearing after confessing to stabbing Eli Coulther during a Sunday night celebration at the rolling mills. The arrest followed a pursuit and capture near the Withers farm. The dead man, 28, had relatives arranging a funeral. police cite language barriers and local mob activity as complicating factors in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravilla “Mann
Eli Coulcher
Rolling Mills
Albert E
Columbia City
Coulther
Mann
Withers
Coesse
Jane Withers
Schumaker
United States
Canton
Roumania
Rolling Mill Hall
Lindenwood Cemetery
Abbott
Fere
Local murder scene stirs hunters after dawn
The affair occurred about 9 o clock and within ten minutes police were on the ground. Foreign bystanders were dumbfounded and did not pursue Man until he had gained a start. Friends seized guns but delayed pursuit allowing Man to vanish. Chief Abbott Captain Rundell Madden and Junk searched until Monday with no trace. The dead man had worked at Martin's Ferry Ohio and other places. Letters in his foreign tongue were found in his room.
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Man
Abbott
Rundell
Madden
Martin's Ferry
Elks Prepare Fort Wayne Mardi Gras Parade Week Ahead
Fort Wayne gears up for the state Elks reunion with a three day Mardi Gras parade. Electricians lay special lighting while Fort Wayne lodge members organize floats and maid of honor count grows to seven. Committee plans honor for visiting Elks wives and daughters with local ladies leading arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elks
Fort Wayne
Herman Strodel
William PR. Walsh
George Ortlieb
Ira Workman
Darrell Hallenstein
Homer van Meter
J. W. Wilson
Ralph Shepperd
Clara Piepenhbrink
Gertrude Hilgemann
East Lewis Street
Elks
James J. Dormer
Mesdames
E. Bougher
Nate Beadell
Katherine McCausland
H. A. Hattersley
A. Ortlieb
A. C. Alter
Clem Fox
W. P. Walsh
George Piepenbrink
C. W L. Biederwolf
Ed Pfeiffer
N. William Wester
H. G. Taylor
A. L. Riegel
William Ortlieb
Louis Delegrange
O. H. Myers
Fred Koopman
F. William Henschen
Otto Strodel
Ruth Kint
Margaret Disser
Margaret Niezer
Clara Piepenbrink
St. Clair Hattersley
Beatrice Kinder
Jennie, Fox
Elma Reuss
Lucille Eckert
Pair Drey Fine and Sixty Days in City Court
Ed Bailey and Frank Hart were convicted in city court of stealing twelve spoons and a suit of underwear from William Bruns. They received a $5 fine plus costs and a sixty day jail sentence. The robbery charge was withdrawn due to Bruns’s advanced age and identification uncertainty. Joe Wendell testified and was released after receiving part of the sale money. Also fined were Muss Drew a Fine for a separate incident and Harry Muss, who admitted attacking Hanton after being called a rat. Herbert George of the Randall hotel was fined $5 plus costs and thirty days added. Leonard Kent and James Brown, plain drunks, were fined $1 and costs each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bailey
Frank
Shady” Hart
William Bruns
Bruns
Joe Wendell
Herbert George
Randall Hotel
Leonard Kent
James Brown
Man Hit by Auto on Fairfield and Brackenridge
William Dreyer of 807 Madison Street, a checker for Fort Wayne Electric Works, was struck by an auto truck near Fairfield Avenue and Brackenridge Street shortly before 7 Tuesday morning. He fell from his bicycle, remained unconscious, and was taken by ambulance to Hope Hospital where Dr Marshan treated his wounds. His condition improved enough to be discharged with his burial to follow at a later time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Dreyer
Madison Street
Fort Wayne
Fairfield ‘Avenue
Brackenridge Street
Hope Hospital
Marshan
Dietz Sentenced to Life for Murder of Deputy Harp
John F. Dietz is sentenced to life at hard labor in the Wisconsin State Penitentiary at Waupun for first degree murder in the death of Deputy Oscar Harp during the Cameron dam incident on October 8. His wife and son were acquitted. Dietz criticized “the trust” while defending his home and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Wis
John F. Dietz
Waupun ‘Py
Oscar Harp
Cameron Dam
Hattie E. Dietz
Leslie Dietz
Sawyer County
Dietz
Bert Horel
Winter
Leslie
Reid
John Dietz
Additional Deaths William Griffin 84
William Griffin aged 84 died Tuesday afternoon at a local hospital due to infirmities of old age. He was preceded in death by his wife and several children. Two sons, living in McKeesport, Pa, have been notified. Remains were moved to Getz & Cahill undertaking parlors and will be held pending instructions from the next of kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Griffin
McKeesport
Getz & Cahill Undertaking
Pons
Widow Eliza Mood dies after long illness near city
Mrs. Eliza Mood aged 75 widow of Moses Mood died Tuesday afternoon at Easthaven hospital Richmond after ten years as an inmate. Cause of death listed as nervous exhaustion. Survived by sister Mrs. George Collins of Aboite station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Mood
Moses Mood
Huntington Road
Easthaven Hospital
Richmond
George Collins
Aboite Station
Cremated Body Mistaken Identity In Edinburgh Fire
After official identification the corpse of vaudeville star Lafayette the Great was cremated in Glasgow today and will be interred in Edinburgh in the tomb he prepared. The body, recovered from the Empire Theatre ruins, appeared to be Lafayette though it was previously believed to be another actor Richards. The performer’s pet Beauty accompanied the cremation.
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Glasgow
Lafayette the Great
Empire Music
Edinburgh
Richards
Lafayette
Moore falls from box car in town overnight
Charles Moore rode into town on a Wabash freight car and slept beside the track after tumbling off near Taylor street. He faced a plain drunk charge in city court and sprained an ankle, unable to walk. Patrolman OShaughnessy questioned Otto Jamieson from Patterson New Jersey who was fined for loitering after mocking the officer. Walter Swire, a tramp with a near hundred key ring and a homemade sling shot, was sentenced to twenty days. George Hurst and John Mura held on loitering charges. Two boys aged nineteen and seventeen, George and Earl Brown, fined for fishing in a private lake with liquor along. A large docket ended with a string of tramps ordered out of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Taylor Street
Wabash
Otto Jamieson
Patterson
N. J
O'Shaunghnessy
Walter Swire
George Hurst
John Mura
George
Earl Brown
Bass
Poe Residents Host Sunday Gatherings and Ford Purchases
Mr and Mrs Charles Young and family visited Mrs C N Furdmann. Simeon Somers and P H Snider bought new Fords, marking the fourth in the area. Louis and Lawrence Bultemeier and Freda joined Martin Reinking’s guests for a Sunday visit. Decoration day plans include a special M E church program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Ind
Charles Young
C. N. Furdmann
Simeon Somers
P. H. Snider
Ford
Louis
Lawrence Bultemeier
Freda
Martin Reinking
Dolly Dimples
John Rushman
Nathan Snider
Frank Morton
Harley Somers
Sheldon
Siméon Somers
Lucius Somers
William Dalman
Charles True
Brice
Huntington
M. E. Church
Dinnen Begins Fifth Term on Indiana Medical Board
Dr. James M. Dinnen, in Indianapolis, starts his fifth consecutive term on the Indiana board of medical examination and registration. Appointed when the board was founded in 1897, he has served as president four times, treasurer nine years, and vice president once. his new four year term expires in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Dinnen
Indianapolis
Indiana Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Dinnen
Durbin
Hanly
Marshall
Foster offers match to fund efforts for YWCA drive
Samuel M. Foster pledges to match 10 percent of any additional subscriptions beyond 96 600 toward the YWCA building fund in Fort Wayne. He has already given 1 000 and currently stands in for 200 more as the drive nears its target. If total reaches 101 000 he will add a further 1 000, aiming to hit 101 000 with city generosity and continued canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Samuel M. Foster
Foster
Association
Fort Wayne
Harmer School
Harmer
Swinney Park
Miss Hanker
W. C. A. Fund
James H. Smart
Hanna School
Josephine Beauvelt
Adams School
Queen
Miss Beauvelt
Exner’s
Lombard Street
New Haven Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Orozco
Livingston, Mont
Fred E Zollars
West
Sentinel
Roumanian
H. A. Schumaker
Whitley County
Reichelderfer
Walter Immel
Gravilla
Els
Frank Hart
Petit
Muss
Harry Muss
W. .D.manton
Hanton
W. ©. Dreyer
Grim Old Warrior
Wisconsin
Griffin
Lafayette, the Great
Moore
City Court
POE News
J. M. Dinnen Long
State Medical Board
Mark
M. Foster
Essler
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