Madero Declares He Will Protect Foreign Holdings
Francisco I Madero Jr president of the provisional government of Mexico assures foreign interests will be protected in a public communique to Secretary of State and foreign diplomats. The note cites aims to establish a constitutional regime and promises protection of foreign citizens and obligations under treaties before November 19, 1910.
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Mexico
Francisco L .Bladero, Jr
Provisional Governmment
Enix
Revolutionary Party
Meuritinin
Frontier Customa Bourton
Vartane
Peria
Merehandaa
Peace terms loom as Mexican insurgents move near Pass
Reports from Ciudad Juarez indicate Francisco Madero and allies near the Paso del Norte area as talks for peace are anticipated. Elders and couriers allegedly press for formal terms while factions in the field weigh concessions and ceasefire conditions amid ongoing conflict.
Washington Faces New Congress Amid Dem Retrenchment
Washington April 4 The 62d Congress convenes in extraordinary session with Democrats controlling the House and Republicans the Senate. The caucus proposes retrenchment measures including abolition of sinecures and a sweeping reform of committee assignments, aiming to cut pay and reduce patronage across the chamber.
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Aso
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Mintstown
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A. Mitchell Palmer
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Keeper's Office
Manufacturea
Dando
Iepi
Son of Millionaire Sued for Divorce
New York April 4 Mrs Melville Tw Gates sister in law of Mrs Charles Gates said today that Mrs Gates had filed for divorce from her husband a son of John W Gates the millionaire. Mrs Gates is believed to be in Texas and en route from Atlanta to St Louis where she and her husband were married 13 years ago and have no children.
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Melville Tw. Martin
Charles 1. Gates
Gates
Tokhn W. Gates
Mes. Gates
Anson Meltook Beard
Myra
Atlanta
St L.ouis
Buried at Former Home in Mapleton Funeral
The body of Thomas W. Johns, longtime Mapleton resident, was brought from Omaha for burial in Mapleton. The funeral was held Monday under Masonic auspices, with Johns recalled as a former Tecetder of Monona courtly.
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Johns
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Camorrist Triumphs Revered After Chief Victory
In Vierho Italy on a spring day camorrist circles hail a chief victory at the Medievak monastery of Ural. Report describes Nariecoly triumph at court and notes political shifts amid secret developments.
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Medievak
Ural
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Booker’s Assailant Pleads Not Guilty
New York April 4 Albert Cllich a carpenter arrested two weeks ago on a charge of hand assaulting Booker a Washington educator appeared in elective sessions court. He entered a formal plea of not guilty at the hearing held for trial on a charge of mayhem in the third degree. The hearing date was set for trial.
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Democrats Plan to Cut House Expenses in 32nd Congress
Democratic caucus outlines economy drive including abolition of six standing committees and their clerks and messengers. Plan would trim nearly one third of House staff and save about $780,000 annually, with rules overhaul to govern the next session.
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Cheecagegg
Hotteo Haseen
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Josat
Hoyer
A.W. Ashbrook
Ohio
Tia Assorciaten
Unsderwetl
Ware
Meaha
Teprezentativa Palme
Japanese II Search for the South Pole
A garbled report recalls a Japanese expedition under Lieutenant Hirage leaving New Zealand in February to reach the South Pole. It notes preparations to clear cargo and refit the vessel, with references to securing fuel and provisioning before departure.
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Tieutenant Hirage
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Ada
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Vachir
Gistan
Spanish Cabinet 3 Out of Office Again in Madrid
Madrid reports indicate General Weyier captain general of Catalonia may form a new cabinet after Premier Canalejas resignations. Canalejas faced Catholic opposition over religious reforms, triggering tensions with the Vatican. a cabinet reshuffle and reforms were approved by the week, with a new lineup expected on April 6.
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Weyier
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Cuba
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Vatican
Alfonsa
nofRios
Millionaire Sentenced in Federal Fraud Case
Wealthy real estate dealer Clarence Payton Willman was convicted of using the United States mafia to defraud and sentenced in Seattle to two years and six months in McNeil's Island prison and fined 5260 plus costs.
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Wash
Clarence Payton Willman
United States
McNeil’s Island
Fighting at Sonora Sparks International Peace Doubts
Reports from El Paso April describe ongoing fighting near Sonora with Mexican authorities and insurgent bands in the region. News notes indicate procedural peace efforts are strained as violence continues and external concerns grow.
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el Paseo
Tex
Ranta Barbar
Savora
Sanarias
Meganial Brettre
O Gorman Elected United States Senator in Albany
Supreme Court Justice James Aloysius O Gorman Democrat of New York City won the United States senate seat after a drawn out struggle. He resigned from the bench before the final ballot and the legislature adjourned to April 17 amid applause and reaction from Tammany Hall leaders.
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Supreme Court
James Aloysius O’gorman
New York City
United States
Empire State
Chauncey Ai. Depew
Justice O'Gorman
Justice O’gorman
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James 4. O’ Gorman
Tammany Hall
O'Gorman
Lower West Side
Thomas and
Mlon O'Gorman
Anne M. Lesiie
Oxford Wins In Big Yearly Boat Race
Oxford secures its 37th victory in the annual race against Cambridge. The weather favored Oxford as they led from the start and finished by three lengths. The winning time 24 seconds over 1k is a record for the tremble course, surpassing prior marks set by Oxford and Cambridge in earlier years.
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Triskett Moves For New Trial In Lima Murder Case
Independence court proceedings on motion for a new trial for A. A. Triskett of Caner Kan. convicted of second degree murder for killing J. D. Neeley of Lima eyhip. Triskett has been jailed since the verdict returned Wednesday.
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Kan
Armaments On
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J. DS. Neeley
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Eyhip
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Quick Execution of a Turkish Murderer
An Albanian disciplinary execution took place in Constanti with Colonel Von Bablichting overseeing. The Turkish army minister was executed by a firing squad from the offender’s own battalion, in view of the unit, its band, colors, the divisional commander, and two German officers.
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Shifts Resume at Missouri Kansas Texas Shops
Workers return to the Missouri Kansas & Texas railway shops in eepalia Missouri after a shutdown. About six hundred men restart work today with nine hour shifts for seven days. No dispute occurred between workers and management over shop funding.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
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Bryan Visits Stricken Friend In His Sick Room
Former Mayor Ton ET Johnson, under guard for suspicion, stops in Cleveland en route from Piva Ohio to Manesville Illinois. He says he did not talk politics during the visit to his ailing friend William J. Bevan.
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Ybia Agrii
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Big Aerial Race 8 Plans Reviewed in West
Ciard Bo Harmon of Newark city for the National Council of Aero Clubs arrived from St Louis to study facilities for the international long distance balloon race for the James Gordon Bennett trophy. He met with local committee head George M Myers and an Omaha Neb delegation arguing in favor of Omaha. He outlined two races the elimination and the Bennett trophy race. A decision hinges on the Asia Club of America review of investigators' report.
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Bis
Ciard Bo Harmon
K. Duffy
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National Council of Aero Clubs of America
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James Gordon Beanett
Asio Club of ‘America
Chicago Man Writes Black Hand Letters
A former South Chicago commission merchant, Purpurpa Chiesco, confessed to writing 25 Black Hand letters demanding money. He was arrested after accepting a dummy package planted by police to trap him. Police probe links to other similar letters tied to Chicago residents including a federal judge and jurors.
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Diehl and Beach Leave AP to Buy San Antonio Light
Colonel Diehl and Harry Beach announce their purchase of the San Antonio Light. Diehl ends a 15 year AP tenure as associate editor and general manager. Beach has led AP’s central division for years and will retire from AP duties. The new owners plan to run the paper from San Antonio, Texas.
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Coloyel
Charles H. Tiehl
Harry DL. Beach
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Atlenio
Tex
Whl
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Govind
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Ilivision
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Kansas Banker Fled Justice After Bank Closure
April 2 report from Thajyer Kansas states the First National Bank remained closed due to irregularities in accounts of former cashier S. M. Pickens. Pickens resigned a week earlier. authorities sought his whereabouts as bank examiners investigate.
Leadership nomination mentioned for Moore Lemann
Fragmented OCR brief notes indicate a leadership nomination process with Moore Lemann named as a candidate. The text suggests tentative support and minority considerations, mentioning an APS reference and a tax context.
Disarmament Motion Defeated in Reichstag
The Reichstag rejected a Socialist motion calling for immediate steps toward disarmament and internal reform. The vote ended with the government maintaining current military policies and defense commitments.
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