Mexican Disorders Not A Rebellion On Mexican Border
In Mexico City on June 30 the journalist notes the northern unrest is not a revolution but a small looting band exploiting unemployment. Agitators based in the United States previously failed, now seek a favorable moment to strike at the federal government with little organization or leadership. The Washington goodwill aids repressing marauders, and authorities expect the disturbance to end as both governments act in harmony. F. R. Guernsey, Mexican Herald editor.
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New York
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U S troops bolster Texas border amid Mexican unrest
Brig. Gen. Myer orders cavalry to seal the Rio Grande frontier with Texas Rangers aiding a broad military cordon. Officials say the Diaz government is taking vigorous measures to suppress bandits, with El Paso reports of raids near Palomas and Mexican officials visiting Washington to seek coordination.
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Rebel Leader and Exile Senorita Promises Mexican Revolution
In St Louis a Mexican exile Senorita Andrea Villareal Gonzales declares 30 000 Liberals armed with 40 000 more to join as funds enable arms She admits robbing a bank to finance the revolt while denying bloodshed she would use force if needed She reports backing from laborers and rich sympathizers with a leader dispatched abroad and family history of confinement.
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Los Angeles
Far East Defense Boost Gets Russian Duma Approval
The Russian Duma adopted a bill to spend 46 million dollars on army supplies and fortifications in Transbaikal and Vladivostok, with a tentative 100 million for 1909 11 and Amur Railroad costs. It endorses over 300 million for Far Eastern defense amid army leadership tensions.
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Rudiger
Riddle Gains Strength in St Petersburg
St Petersburg June 30 John W Riddle American Ambassador to Russia who faced pneumonia threats shows convalescence and improving appetite. Second Secretary Irwin B Laughlin, visiting, departs tomorrow for a two month vacation while Riddle expects to leave hospital soon.
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Hafid makes Tangier appeal for 100000 gift
A Tangier mosque reading reveals Mulai Hafid the insurgent sultan thanking locals for supporting him over Abd el Aziz and requesting a gift of 100000. In Fez Abd el Malek of the El Quar force is reported captured and subjected to brutal torture by Hafid followers for refusing surrender.
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Mulai “Hafid
Morocco
Abd-el-Aziz
Hafid
Fez
Prince Philip zu Eulenburg Trial Continues
In Berlin the trial of Prince Philip zu Eulenburg on charges of perjury and subornation of perjury in the round table scandal proceeds in private. The prince pleads not guilty and claims Munich witnesses were bribed or insane. He fainted during the afternoon and was taken to Charity Hospital for detention.
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Round Table
Munich
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Vienna
Charity Hospital
Memorial to Mrs Craigie Unveiled by Lord Curzon at University College
Lord Curzon of Kedleston will unveil the medallion of John Oliver Hobbes Mrs Craigie in University College London’s general library where she studied. A donation from the John Oliver Hobbes Memorial Fund will fund a modern English literature scholarship. The bronze medallion by Alfred Drury features comedy and recitation motifs and a replica will be sent to Mrs Craigie’s birthplace in America.
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Foreign affairs notes from Brussels and other cities
Reports from Brussels note Foreign Minister Davignon said Britain remains unhappy with Congo Independent State terms and that the United States backs Britain’s claims, with precise information promised tomorrow. In Kingstown, Dr. E O Hovey reports Soufriere crater quiescent and tourist accessible. In Kiev Mile. Sherstnova was shot by a prison sentinel after signaling prisoners. In Havre Gen Firmin, Haiti rebel leader, arrived from New York at the French Consulate.
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Firmin
Haiti
Port-au-Prince
Suffragettes Rush House of Commons in London Riot
Suffragists attempt a march on the House of Commons ends in disorder as police block the lobby. Twenty‑nine women are arrested. two drive to Downing Street and smash Premier Asquith’s windows. Mrs Asquith witnesses the events and disapproves of militant tactics.
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Czar May Meet Kaiser in Baltic Talk Aim
Report from St. Petersburg suggests a possible personal meeting between Emperor Nicholas of Russia and the German emperor in the Baltic. Official quarters deny knowledge, though the idea mirrors a 1905 Bjorkoë exchange of telegrams to arrange a prior summit at sea.
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Paris Matin Libel Suit Highlights Rochette Swindle Case
In Paris a libel suit by Senator Humbert against the Matin centers on Rochette, a promoter detained last March for large scale swindles. Witnesses, including ex editor Mouthon, accuse the Matin of biased campaigning for Bunau Varilla and Congo interests. A mêlée with duels near after a recess ends with punches.
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Greeks Protest Roosevelt Decoration Acceptance
The Greek community in New York protests the decorations given by Sultan Abdul Hamid II to Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Longworth. They urge President Roosevelt to reject the gifts, citing loyalty to American principles and condemning Ottoman actions in Macedonia Epirus and Samos. Atlantis, June 30 1908.
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British Fleet Rises to 301 Ships for Naval Manoeuvres
London reports the mobilization of all home waters warships for annual exercises under Admiral Lord Charles Beresford totaling 301 ships with about 68 000 crew. The fleet, the largest in history, is designed to simulate a German threat with Beresford’s squadron acting as the attacker against Admiral Bridgeman’s home fleet.
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Firth of Forth
Dress Sale At Imuslin Dresses And Coats
A Wednesday sale offers dresses and coat suits in imuslin and cotton. An assortment includes white and colored items.
No Arms Landed in Pinar del Rio
A report by army officers investigating a rumor of arms and ammunition landing from a schooner at Punta del Cogo, Pinar del Rio Province, found the rumor completely unfounded.
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Havana
Punta del Cqgeo
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