Last Stand of Avarrd Mec and Battle Near Juarez
The siege around Juarez intensifies as Madero forces press Navarro. Explosives and two homemade cannons clash with federal troops amid burning buildings and heavy casualties on both sides. US border patrol restricts access while some wounded pass to El Paso hospitals.
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Government auction of Creek and Cherokee lands begins May 15
Two thousand tracts of unallotted Indian land in the Creek and Cherokee nations will be sold at public auction by the government. The sale runs from May 15 to May 22 in Muskogee Oklahoma.
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President Fallières on Three Day Visit to Belgium
President Fallières begins a three day stay in Belgium to confer with King Albert on bilateral issues. The visit underscores Franco Belgian ties as leaders discuss cooperation and shared concerns in Europe.
Fallieres Arrives in Belgium for Belgium Visit
President Fallieres arrives in Brussels with Dean Cruppi and a large French delegation. Crowds greet the party at every station and King Albert meets them on arrival. Three days of entertainment planned for the visitors.
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Taft Will Not Intervene In Mexican Crisis
President Taft preserves a policy of noninterference in Mexico while seeking alternatives to armed action to protect American life and property. He remains hopeful for a settlement and warns against border-area danger as Juarez hostilities resume. Italy is the only government said to have asked about U S protection policies in Mexico.
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Everett's Oratory Marked By Preparation And Stagecraft
The reminiscence notes Everett’s polished delivery and choreographed effects for a Fourth of July address. He arranged a veteran of 1812 to rise and then commanded him to sit, highlighting his insistence on dramatic control. The veteran reflects on the paradox of being asked to rise then told to sit.
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Goldwin Smith
McClure
Parisians Prefer Mineral Water Over Seine Tainted Water
Paris reports reveal scarce public thirst for ordinary water with mineral water favored. A London correspondent notes a dress rehearsal encounter with a dog or, while a doctor jokes about Seine water’s repellent taste. A popular trombone player is said to perform quietly to exercise his lips.
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Irrigation Work of a Vast Scope
Washington May 10 A graphic statement by C J Blanchard Reclamation Service statistician notes 28 projects under construction totaling 3200000 acres to irrigate about 640000 people including 14000 families in rural areas and equal urban population The canal system spans 5621 miles with 66 million cubic yards of excavation and 575 miles of wagon roads The government investment stands at 62208000 with projected completion cost 145000000 and a present year allotment of 10000000 The report cites the potential land value over 320000000 and crop value of about 15400000 in 1910 plus substantial increases in land and livestock values and rapid westward settlement prospects.
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Fair Haven Youth Returns to Family Barber Shop
Morimer Curchin son of Squire William Curchin Sr of Fair Haven has resumed his position in his father’s barber shop on Peers Street after a few days illness Mort a popular Fair Haven youth was a member of the R. K. Fox baseball team two years ago in that locale
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R. K. Fox
Resumptions of Steamboat Service
The Albertina of the Merchants Steamboat Company will resume service next Monday between Red Bank and the foot of Franklin Street, New York. The Sea Bird has been operating trips already. Fare rises to sixty cents for a round trip, but passenger trade remains steady in the Daily Record.
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