New Sensation Fomenting Rift in Mexican Politics
The San Antonio Express reports a major split between Villa and Carranza over concessions to the American Smelting and Refining Company. Carranza annuls the concessions, deprives Villa of rank, and names Natera to supreme command. The piece notes U S pressure for a Constitutionalist provisional president and Emilio Rabasa arguing against foreign influence in Mexico’s elections. Rabasa doubts public support for any constitutionalist victory under foreign mediation.
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San Antonio Express
Eprm
Villa
Carranza
Chihuahua
San Antonio
Medero
Ville
Mexico
United States
Emilio Rabasa
Sefer Rabasa
Sefor Rabasa
Rabasa
Uader
Toward Truth in Colorado Mine Troubles and Global Unrest
A dated column argues for fair investigation into Colorado mine clashes while cautioning against sympathizers and exiles. It notes potential travels of Carranga to Laredo, impending Lorimer fallout, Oklahoma negroes awaiting transport, and rising Irish and international upheavals amid ongoing revolts and violence.
Chamberlains Cholera Remedy Praised for Suffering Stewarts Cure
S M Galloway of Stewart endorses Chamberlains Colio Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only medicine that fully cured him during illness. He recommends it to friends and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
S. M. Galloway
Stewart
History snippets from June dates and events
A compact historical snapshot lists events tied to June dates including Maine separating from Massachusetts, Dalhousie becoming Governor of Canada, Spurgeon’s birth, Shanehid's capture, the Alabama’s destruction near Cherbourg, Maximilian and Miramon’s execution, Manitoba University’s founding, the Manchester Ship Canal opening, and a 1900s Chinese ultimatum urging foreign ministers to depart Pekin within 24 hours.
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Maine
Massachusetts
Phe Earl
Dalhousie
Canada
Charles HH. Spurgeon
Jan Oll
Shanehid
Alabama
Kearsarse
Cherbourg
Pranece
Maximilian of Mexico
Miramon
Queretara
ISTZ
University of Manitoba
Manchester Ship Canal
Pekin
Public meeting backs law and order against mining unrest
Canon City Record prints resolutions condemning United Mine Workers mob rule and backing Governor Ammons while criticizing Judge Lindsey. Preemasons of Denver echo alarm over insurrection and armed turmoil led by outsiders, denouncing agitators and nonresidents.
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Colorado
Canon City Record
Record
United Mine Workers
Ammons
Ben Lindsey
United States
Canon City
Preemasons of
Denver
Mats Ten
Sir George Alexander Birth and Career Highlights
Sir George Alexander born June 19 1855 in Reading England is a renowned English stage actor manager. He began in London commercial work then joined Henry Irving's Lyceum company. best known for Faust in 1890s and for leading roles shaping British theatre. he was knighted later in life.
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Sir Gheorghe Alexander
Sir George Alexander
Reading
England
London
Theatre Royal
Nottingham
Sir Henry Irving
Lyceanmt Theatre
Faust
Alexander
Milllinger
George
San Miguel acquitted then arrested as spy in Nuevo Laredo
Former district court acquirer San Miguel, recently freed on a serious charge, was arrested in Nuevo Laredo on suspicion of espionage. Vice Consul Theriot secured his release, citing American citizenship. The notice adds local ads and community snippets from Laredo, including services, trades, and notices.
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Rnulfo San Miguel
Nuevo Laredo
Theriot
San Miguel
Alexander Prevails in Land Suit Over Palafox Townsite
In a long land dispute tied to the townsite of Palafox, the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals in San Antonio reversed a Travis county judgment in favor of squatters and upheld George R. Alexander and family after lengthy ties to a Spanish grant. The case traces back to Spanish land grants, historical depredations, and a state partition into 640 acre sections. The appellate ruling now faces possible further action to the Texas Supreme Court to determine title to the land and townsite.
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Court of Civil Appeals
San Antonio
District Court
George R. Alexander
Supreme Court of Texas
Palafox
Crown of Spain
Joaquin Galan
Rio Grande
State of
Texas
Tom O'Connor
Procopio Garza de Villareal
Travis County
O'Connor
Court
Alexander
Webb
Court of Appeals
Lake Cruise for Buckeye Bankers at Cedar Point
Leading bankers and financiers from Ohio attended the Cedar Point resort today for the Ohio Bankers Association annual convention. After concluding sessions tomorrow, bankers and their families begin a week long lakes cruise.
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Cedar Point
Buckeye State
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Lakes
Impaired Appetite Benefits From Chamberlain's Tablets
Mr Y F E Saltz of Detriot Michigan reports improved appetite and digestion after a few doses. He says the tablets relieved bloating and produced a pleasant, satisfactory bowel movement. Sold by all dealers.
Narrowly Escaped Death At Nuevo Laredo Arsenal
While Mexican laborers cleared debris for a roof over the federal arsenal near Juarez plaza in Nuevo Laredo, a wall collapsed. One man was struck and unconscious, another buried under concrete with only a hand showing, later rescued but badly cut and in precarious condition.
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Federal Arsenal
Juarez Plaza
Nuevo Laredo
Arsenal
Min
Civil Service Examination for Messister at Custom House
The Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination in this city on July 16, 194 to establish a list of eligibles for the position of Messister at a salary of 720 dollars per year in the Custom House. Applicants may obtain application blanks and further information by calling on Mr Thos Worshaw.
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Civil Service Examination
United States
Civil Service Corsmission Ahichoaies
Messoticer
Jaredo
Mir Thos
Worshaw
Get Rid of Your Rheumatism Ad Claim
An advertisement from W. A. Leckhard of Domer City Illinois promotes Chamberlain's Liniment to cure rheumatism. The testimonial says pain in arms and shoulders was relieved after a single application and full cure after one bottle. Sold by all dealers.
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W. A. Leckhard
Domer City
Nove
Bank Receiver Appointed at La Salle Street Bank
Chicago Title and Trust VP W Niblock named receiver of the La Salle Street Bank under a 2,500,000 bond. Among assets were unsecured notes for 169,000 signed as Charles E. B. Ward’s, who says he never borrowed the money. Ward was Lorimer’s private secretary when he was U.S. senator. Lorimer was bank president.
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Chicago
Niblock
Chicago Title and Trust Company
la Salle Street Bank
Charles EB
Ward
Lorimer
United States
la Sille Street Bank
Houston Negroes Celebrate Renewed Ties in City Park
Houston delegates plan a June 1 reunion in a city park to honor emancipation with former slaves and their descendants. Five former slaves, led by elders, will supervise a meal prepared by the Black uncles and mummies, with white friends and black elders renewing long friendship.
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Houston
Tex
Ol Marsters
Hal
Ino Harris County
Property Owners Win Suit in Duval County
Duval County property owners were victorious as the court issued a mandate ordering county officials to permit an audit of all county records. The decision was reported by Associated Press from San Diego on June 14.
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Duval
San Diego
Texas
Duval County
Junior Athletes to Compete in Metropolitan Championship
New York on June 19 reports the junior track and field championship meet of the Metropolitan Athletic Association of the late Atlantic Union will be staged at Pravers Island tomorrow. The New York Athletic Club and the Tri-American Athletic Club have dominated entries, but this year smaller organizations unite to challenge for honors as many clubs enter their best juniors.
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New York
Latear Athlenic Union
Pravers Island
New York Athletic Club
Trish-American Athletic Club
Sutier
United Fellow
Hibs
Meeting of Stamp Manufacturers in Toronto
Three thousand five hundred members of the International Stamp Manufacturers Association arrived in Toronto to conclude their convention sessions after meetings in Buffalo. Delegates from the United States Canada Great Britain and Australia will be entertained by the Stamp Manufacturers Association of Canada during their two day stay.
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Toronto
Ont
Landred
International Stamp Micufacturers’ Association
Daffalo
Association — Empres
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Auistriliie
Stamp Manufacturers’ Association of Canada
No Settlement Of Mexican Question
Washington June 19 After talks with Mr Bryan officials say the president adheres to the American delegates' principles and will oppose any Mexican settlement not based on them. Minister Noon returns to Washington, talks with Bryan expected. Carranza and Villa reportedly patch up rifts. Villa to command army and return allies to civil posts. Villa to control his area and supervise operations. Tepic besieged with food shortages driving foreigners from the city.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Mexico
Noon
White House
Mr. Bryan
Congress
Carranza
Villa
el Paso
Tex
Torreon
Zacatecas
Carranza Villa
Gonzales
Obregon
Americans to Observe as Mexican Factions Fight
Niagara Falls Ont June 19 It is said that aside from U S troops at Vera Cruz the United States will resume passive observation and let the Mexican factions finish fighting It is believed developments will be shaped by this phase of the situation
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Niagara Falls
Ont
United States
Vera Cruz
House Anxious to Adjourn Early in Session
Washington June 19 Leader Underwood told the president the house was anxious to adjourn early The president insisted that the trust bills be passed Underwood said this could be done and the conservation bills also disposed of Cabinet reports stated business was unusually good.
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Washington
Underwood
Canada to Welcome New Cardinal from Rome Arrives
Elaborate arrangements in Cebec for Iris Eminence Cardinal Begith arrival from Rome. Official reception Tuesday, followed by a municipal banquet and City Hall reception. Events include a Laval Monument concert, clergy address, pontifical high mass at the Basilica, and a sermon by Abbe Camilleroy.
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Cebec
Iris Eminence
Begith
Rome
Laval Monument
Basilica
Abbe Camilleroy
Stockholders meeting of Texas-Mexican Railway Company
Annual meeting set at the company office in Laredo Texas on June 24 1914 at 9 00 am for election of directors and business before the meeting The board will hold a session immediately after adjournment J Bonigier secretary Betretary
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Texas-Mexican Railway Company
Laredo
Texas
J. Bonigier
Conference on Eugenics At Columbia University
A national conference on eugenics opened at Columbia University under the Eugenics Research Association to explore the science of eugenics for educational and other applications. The two day meeting features member papers, a symposium on pressing topics, open discussions, and an experience session for institutional officers and field workers.
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New York
Columbia University
Eugenics Research Association
Sion
Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder Ad
An advertisement touts Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder as a cure for fatigue and nervousness. It claims to renew strength by driving out waste and lists Selectric Bitters as superior. Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Me testifies to complete cure after doctors gave up. Also promotes Kidlen's Arnica Salve for cuts with prices 50¢ and $1.00.
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James Duncan
Haynesville
Kidlen
Arnica
Adv
Entombed Miners as Fire Rages in Belgian Colliery
Two hundred coal miners are entombed after a fire breaks out at a Liege colliery. About 200 others escape as the blaze continues. The incident, reported June 19, draws special trains for doctors and rescue efforts.
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Liege
Belgium
Vancouver
Fernie
Emancipation Day Pardons for Forty Texas Convicts
Forty Texas convicts were to receive Emancipation Day pardons from Gov Colquitt based on a pardons list from the pardon board. One man had murder and life sentence, another a two year term for chicken theft, with sixteen more years of service and guilty pleas noted. Some freed individuals will return home, others will be aided to find work as they rebuild after long confinement.
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Austin
Texas
Parsons
Alcohol Seen as Chief Cause of Insanity
Indianapolis June 19 Associated Press reports Dr Alderman of New York told the eclectic medical association that alcohol is the chief cause of insanity in the United States, which he said is rapidly becoming one large insane asylum. He advocated eugenics as the remedy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Alderman
New York
Eclectic Medical Association
United States
Graves at Cherbourg Decorated on Anniversary
Paris mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Kearsarge versus Alabama battle by decorating American graves in Cherbourg. The graves were found and identified thanks to an exhaustive search led by Hanson Cleveland Coxe, the American deputy consul general in Paris.
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Paris
Kearsarge
Alabama
Cherbourge
Hanson Cleveland Coxe
Reunion of Kearsarge Surivors in Boston
Fifty years after the Civil War sea battle off Cherbourg between the US warship Kearsarge and the Confederate cruiser Alabama survivors gathered at the American House in Boston to renew acquaintances and share recollections. The Alabama’s English-built hull sparked the Alabama claims dispute with Britain, settled by indemnity.
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Boston
Mass
United States
Kearsarge
Alabama
Cherbourg
France
Semmes
North Atlantic
Great Britain
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N Ff
New England
Northwestern Shooting Tourney Opens in Minnesota
Minnesota Minnesota June 19 with more than one hundred top amateur and professional trap shooters from the Northwest gathering for the Minnesota State Sportsmen's association tournament. The event is hosted by the Minneapolis Red and Gun club and will run through tomorrow and Monday.
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Minnesooa Minn
Northwest
Minnesota State Sportsmen's Association
Minneapolis Red and Gun Club
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