Diaz Leaves Mexico After Farewell to Army
General Porfirio Diaz departs Mexico after a formal farewell with Gen Huerta and his troops. Diaz expresses gratitude to the army, vows to defend the republic if needed, and pledges to return if the country faces trouble. He boards the Tuluna steamer with family and aides as tensions ease and a harbor boatman who once saved him is noted.
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Fernado Gonzales
Elizaga
Gen. Diaz
Boaman
New Orleans
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Vera Cruz
Mexico Faces Revolt as Madero Fends Off Challenger Reyes
From Mexico City May 31 comes a look at looming months with Madero at center, as Reyes gains support among military circles and Diaz and Figueroa maneuver. The No Re-election bill sparks state tensions on derechos and possible civil conflict, while leaders Cuellar and Granados shift positions amid a volatile political landscape.
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Mexico
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Reyes
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Teodoro Teresa
Ambrosio Figueroa
Juarez
Deheso
Vera Cruz
Figueroa
Nuevo Leon
National Congress
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Casas Grandes
Federal District
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Alberto Garcia Granados
Surprise governs Mexico moves and woman suffrage plea
The Secretary of War orders Gen Reyes to proceed to Mexico with sail from Havana tomorrow and arrival in Vera Cruz on June 4. A letter signed by hundreds of women asks President De la Barra for votes for women, arguing the Constitution does not bar female voters and urging peaceful gains as Mexico’s cultural example.
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Mexican Congress Adjourns After Historic Session
Mexico City May 31 After the most notable session in the republic's history the twenty fifth Mexican Congress adjourned at 10 o'clock tonight. At the closing session routine business was discussed and the Congress adjourned without taking up further the pending bill for the division of rural estates.
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NEW York Times
Mexico City
The
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Twenty-Fifth
Madero Cordial to U S Asks United Friendship Tone
Special to The New York Times from Juarez reports Francisco Madero Jr preparing to depart El Paso for Mexico City Fr Garibaldi and Col Eduardo Hay will accompany him Madero praises U S friendship at a Toltec Club dinner in El Paso and predicts closer ties between the two republics Meanwhile Daniel de Villiers released on bail and Madero creates Brigadier General Jose de la Luz Blanco as the fourth brigadier in an army under 5000 men
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Juarez
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
City of
Mexico
el Paso
Madero
Gen
Garibaldi
Col
Eduardo Hay
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
New York
Daniel de Villiers
José de la Luz Blanco
Orozco
Viljoen
Senor Madero
Rebel Captain Executed by Firing Squad in Mexico
Capt Tony Vegas of rebel forces in Tijuana was executed by a Mexican firing squad after killing a Mexican man named Pachicho during a row. Vegas refused to be blindfolded, lit a cigarette, and faced the squad calling for careful aim. The execution was witnessed by several Americans.
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Tijuana
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Mexico
Pachicho
Vegas
Rebels Lose Treasury Funds and Leaders Reported Missing
San Diego May 31 The rebel treasury at Tijuana reportedly vanished eight thousand dollars. Gen C Rhys Price commander of the force that captured Tijuana and Adjt Hopkins are missing in Tijuana. Friends say they went to Los Angeles to confer with the Liberal junta about Lower California matters. The statement claims there never was eight thousand dollars in the rebel treasury at Tijuana.
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Tijuana
California
C. Rhys Price
Adjt
Hopkins
Price
Los Angeles
Tiduana
Swazey Burned by Bandits in Mexico Confirmed
Mrs. Swazey reports Robert Swazey was burned to death at his home by Mexican bandits on May 16 after they failed to obtain money. She and a sister, Mrs. Bonateo, received the letter from Mexico and describe her flight to safety with fifty hours of hunger and exposure before reaching an American camp. Swazey worked for the Mexican Central Railroad.
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Robert Swazey
Mexico
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Swazey
Mexican Central Railroad
Castro Waiting a Chance in Portugal Ex-President Castro
Lisbon May 31 reports say Cipriano Castro ex-President of Venezuela is in Portugal. He is said to have artillery and ammunition aboard a ship awaiting the first chance to return home. Newspapers monitor his movements from Oporto to Lisbon where he has hid in retirement. Dispatches noted his arrival in the Canary Islands and his voyage under an assumed name toward Cadiz for a planned sail to America.
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Croton Watershed Gets Little Rain Amid Famine Threat
Rain fell fitfully in New York City with Croton watershed receiving scant precipitation. Water Commissioner Thompson warned an inch of rain is needed to boost reservoirs. 160 new inspectors may be appointed to curb water waste. City pumps allotments kept tight as forecasters wary of further relief.
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London Storm Kills Seven As Tempers Peak In May
A record May heat gave way to a violent thunderstorm across London and suburbs killing seven people. Lightning struck churches and buildings while a Royal Exchange fire started by a fused wire was put out. Rails flooded and traffic disrupted near Merstham and Ealing. crowds at Epsom saw residents drenched after horse races. Police and civilians among the fatalities.
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Ohio storm sweeps Lorain and Cleveland. deaths and damage
Lorain and Cleveland maar storms unleash killer winds and rain. Three drowned and two missing in Lorain after sixty mile gale. Four dead and many injured in Cleveland. Wrecked boats, toppled trees, smashed signs and damaged property across northern Ohio. Continuous reports from Pittsburgh and Ottawa Valley note high winds and ongoing damage.
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Camorra Jury Impressed At May 381 Trial Session
Judge Bianchi questions Ventimiglia at the Camorra trial of 36 defendants over the murder of Gennaro Cuoccio. Ventimiglia cites suspicions against Enrico Alfano and associates as Alfano interrupts testimony. He recounts arrest of Tomaso de Angelis and a burglar’s bag found with a dagger, altering jury impressions of de Angelis and Gaetano Amedeo.
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de Angelis
Gaetano Amedeo
Drexel Seeks New Height Record In Aerial Feat
London May 31 J Armstrong Drexel American aviator plans a dangerous altitude flight to surpass Legagneux. He will fly more than 11 000 feet in a monoplanes with 100 hp engine from Paris over Brooklands or Hendon weather permitting. He aims to two hours aloft with instruments guiding the climb and to win back the Gordon Bennett Cup for America.
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Daily Mail
Beaumont Reaches Rome in Historic Paris-Rome-Turin Flight
André Beaumont the French aviator led the Paris Rome Turin race by flying from Alassio to Rome with stops Genoa and Pisa in under seven hours at an average speed of about ninety miles an hour. Crowds lined the route and cheered as he arrived. Frey and Roland Garros trailed behind with misfortune on the second stage near Genoa and Pisa.
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Lyons
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Vedrine
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Brignoles
André Beaumont
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Civita Vecchia
Aviators Lost in Fog Rescue Near Hempstead
In Hempstead New York May 31 Ferdinand de Murias was rescued after fog rolled over the field. Andre Hupert located the monoplane but then became disoriented prompting a search by F S Jerwan A F Gafney Mr Bates Philip Whitcom and a mechanician. The craft was moved back to the starting point by the rescue team.
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New York Times
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N. Y
Ferdinand de Murias
Andre Hupert
Hupert
F. S. Jerwan
A. F. Gafney
Mr. Bates
Philip Whitcom
de Murias
de Marias
Mr. Wilcox
Mechanician
Titanic Launched at Belfast Amid Cheers by Crowd
The White Star liner Titanic, sister to the Olympic, was launched in the River Lagan Belfast amid enthusiastic crowds. J Pierpont Morgan and J Bruce Ismay watched the ceremony as the 45,000 ton, 882 foot long steamer prepared to enter the New York Southampton service late this year.
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Ball at Vienna Embassy Court event delights Austrian elite
In Vienna on May 31 a near score of Archdukes and Archduchesses with the Diplomatic Corps and over 200 aristocrats attended a first ball at the American Embassy. Ambassador and Mrs Kerens oversaw invitations and programme. Supper followed at midnight in three rooms as the embassy showcased flowers palms and Colonial red, white and blue livery.
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Kerens
International Aviation Congress Opens in Paris
The first International Congress for an international aviation law opened in Paris on May 31 with President Alex, the former French minister of public posts, presiding. Delegates from several nations assembled to discuss legal frameworks governing air travel and air transport.
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Alex
Ad Tel
Reichstag Adjourns Until October Amid War News
Berlin reports the Reichstag session adjourned to October 10 while Rome notes Pope Pius IX received Bishop John P. Carroll and Mgr. Thomas F. Kennedy in private audience. Potsdam describes Emperor William inspecting a monument model to General von Steuben in Washington, placed near the City Palace.
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Rome
Pius
John P. Carroll
Elena
Mon
Mgr
Thomas F. Kennedy
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Potsdam
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Germany
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City Palace
Hope for Toothless People Hope for Toothless People
An advertisement offers the Martinolar Method to restore missing teeth without plates or surgery. It promises painless procedures for those with two or more teeth, lasting results with care, and free consultations or a complimentary book on Martinular Dentistry.
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