Madero Delays Visit to Capital in Mexico Turmoil
El Paso reports that Madero delays travel to Mexico City awaiting Diaz's departure and De la Barra's assumption of power. Insurrectos propose reforms before ruling, including stopping gambling and canceling concessions. U.S. to curb shipments via regular ports as arms flow continues.
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Reyes Returns Home After Stop in Havana
General Bernardo Reyes ex-minister of war of Mexico arrived in Havana aboard the Ipirango en route to Mexico. He said he wished to serve his country and not seek the presidency, declining further remarks pending developments.
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Gaynor's Daughter Elopes Reported In New York
New York reports that Gertrude Mayer, daughter of Mayer, eloped with a suitor, the third child to run away from the family in recent times. The incident drew attention in social circles and prompted inquiries.
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T R to New Citizens
Former President Theodore Roosevelt addressed new citizens at the federal building in Brooklyn after a naturalization ceremony. He urged them to uphold the constitution, avoid bribery and violence, and warned that perjury or treason would be betraying their new nation.
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Not guilty of smuggling acquits two conspirators
Boston May 20 Dr Gin Fuey May of Woodcliffe Lake New Jersey and Captain Harvey C Daly of this city were acquitted by a United States jury of conspiring with George M Gardiner of Wellfleet to smuggle. The verdict ends the case against the two defendants who faced charges in connection with a smuggling plot.
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Search for Empress Jewels Sparks U S Hunt
At Petersburg on May 20 a jeweler aided by police heads to the United States to locate a pearl piece and many diamonds from the empress necklace that vanished. Authorities suspect one jewel may have left for Europe’s capital, and the necklace heirloom ties to the Romanoffs and a revered statue.
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First State Ball for German Emperor and Empress
London May 20 King George hosted his first state ball in honor of the German emperor and empress. The Buckingham Palace gala drew about a thousand guests including thirty royalty, many peers, cabinet members, and senior officers from the navy and army.
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Shortest Will Filed in New York Surrogate Office
Christopher J. Larkin died March 26 in Roosevelt Hospital. His will, signed the day before, is eleven words long and bequeaths all worldly possessions. the estate's value is not stated.
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First College Aero Meet Attracts Several Universities
A New York report notes the First College Aero Meet will be held in Nor York, inviting East Coast colleges to compete in an aeronautics exhibition. Dartmouth and University teams have entered, while Keith Wilheds was set to compete on May 20 amid schedule changes.
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Confederate Colonel Ends Life in Central Park
Colonel Henry Octavius Seixas, seventy, a Confederate veteran, shot himself in Central Park amid financial ruin. He had no known relatives in New York. His last blow came from a major stake in the Hocking poolroom and his role as a director of Hocking Coal and Iron.
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Ice Cream Draws Mixed Reactions From Census Workers
Mrs John Haysee wife of the U S special ambassador to the coronation of King George and head of the National Civic Federation women s welfare department sent ice cream to thousand census bureau girls. The gift met cool reception as workers argued if welfare funds should aid the poor instead. A spokesman clerk earning 1800 dollars denounced the gesture surprising Mrs Hammond.
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Robert S Chilton Dies Former State Department Official
Robert R. Chilton, eighty nine, a former State Department official and later American consul at posts in Canada, died at his Washington home. Born in Westfield New Jersey, he arrived in Washington in 1848 to join the department. A separate brief notes Mrs Mary McDonald of Ganttsin Pennsylvania leaped from a hospital porch and died of injuries after suffering a nervous disorder.
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Statehood Vote Delayed Amid House Debate on Union Admission
In Washington on May 20 leaders in the House postponed action on the joint statehood bill admitting Arizona and New Mexico to the Union. Members desired to speak on the measure before proceeding, delaying any final decision.
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