Enda of Santa Anna Halted in Huejotzingo Clash
Two Puebla residents who own a hacienda resisted Maderist demands at Huejotzingo. Enrique del Rivero shot and killed the Madera leader. three Maderistas died in the ensuing fight. Enrique was killed as others fled. Emilio is unlikely to recover. The Spanish colony quakes as Ciudad Porfirio Diaz name dispute surfaces. Governor Redo is safe but detained in the state palace. Madero asks speed in handling W F Dunn case, tied to an assassination plot.
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Enda
Santa Anna
Huejotzingo
Puebla
Enrique del Rivero
Enrique
Emilio
Post Office Department
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Piedras Negras
Culiacan
Maderos Triumph Begins Joins Tour Across Mexico
In Torreon Mexico to day 5000 former insurrectos lined the rails to greet Francisco I Madero Jr and his party as 20000 residents and many foreigners joined the celebration. Madero addressed nearly 40000 people with cheers of Viva Madero as the train paused at San Pedro Torreon and San Pedro. Stops are planned for Zacatecas Aguas Calientes Leon and San Juan del Rio with Mexico City arrival expected Wednesday morning.
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Torreon
Mexico
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Senor Madero
Madero
Zacatecas
San Pedro
Sefior Madero
Aguas Calientes
Leon
San Juan del Rio
Mexico City
Reyes Again in Mexico Aiding Peace and Presidential Prospects
Gen Bernardo Reyes arrives in Vera Cruz from Havana aboard the Furst Bismarck as peace efforts settle in. Though not yet a declared candidate, Reyes is viewed as a receptive presidential figure with Diaz machine support and army popularity. He plans to use influence to restore normal peace and urges collective duty among Mexicans.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Bernardo Reyes
Europe
Furst Bismarck
Havana
Reyes
Mexico City
Era Cruz
Gen. Reyes
Diaz Voyage Resumed After Havana Farewell
Gen Porfirio Diaz arrived in Havana on the Ypiranga from Vera Cruz and resumed his voyage to Havre shortly before noon. He declined press contact, citing current conditions, and received a farewell visit from Mexican Minister Godoy and Cuban officials. Diaz expressed gratitude for his warm Havana reception.
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Havana
Porfirio Diaz
Vera Cruz
Havre
Burglar Entered 76 Fairview Avenue House Prey Unserved
A burglar entered William Reed's home at 76 Fairview Avenue through a rear window before daylight yesterday. He moved a writing desk, dumped its contents, examined silverware, but stole nothing. The break in follows a spate of robberies in the Bergen district where homes were rifled of jewelry and other goods, including a neckband and a raincoat worth substantial sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
William Reed
Fairview Avenue
Political influence in excise appointments exposed
Albany June 4 The State Civil Service Commission received letters from Republican leaders urging excise agents be placed in certain localities for political service. State Commissioner William W Farley said many agents gained and kept positions through political influence, some deemed incompetent. Farley noted letters show influential Republicans pressed for assignments and praised individual agents.
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Albany
Civil Service Reform Association
State Commissioner of Excise
William W. Farley
State Civil Service Commission
Department
Farley
The
Commission
United States
Thomas C. Platt
B. B. Odell, Jr
W. W. Armstrong
Assembly
Fremont Cole
New York County Republican Committee
Lloyd E. Griscom
Supreme Court
Alfred R
Corporations to Pay More as Tax Revenue Rises
Supplemental estimates show corporate tax receipts for this month will exceed earlier predictions. For the first four months this year assessments total over 28.5 million, outpacing the first six months of 1910, with Pennsylvania New York and Illinois leading in the amounts. Penalties apply to taxes unpaid by June 30.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
New York
Illinois
Sugar Frauds Halt U S Weigher Suspension
Philadelphia officials announce the suspension of Henry Clay Marshall United States Weigher for withholding facts from an ongoing sugar fraud probe at the port. Special Agent Garbarino with U S Attorney Thompson and A G A Arnold disclosed the action at a DOJ conference and said the investigation would resume before the grand jury the next morning.
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Philadelphia
Henry Clay Marshall
United States
Garbarino
Department of Justice
J.whitaker Thompson
Henry N. Arnold
Thompson
Belleville spectator stabbed after baseball game
John Cronin of 51 Union Avenue Belleville N J was stabbed after a semi professional game. He died at City Hospital Newark. Six men were arrested, three by Newark police and three by Belleville police. Cronin was leaving the game when an argument arose on Mount Prospect Avenue bridge and Cronin was cut in the throat.
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John Cronin
Union Avenue
Belleville
N. J
Newark
Cronin
Mount Prospect Avenue
Honey in Border Hat Sparks Beesting Buzz
In Ulster County a peach basket hat abandoned by a Summer boarder drew a swarm of wild bees when a farmer’s children tried to retrieve it. The hat contained a solid wax block and thick honeycomb, yielding more than twelve pounds of white clover honey.
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New York Times
Kingston
N. Y
Lackawack
Ulster County
John Satterlee
Sundown
Mrs Dealy Dies in New Rochelle After Narrow Escape
Anna Dealy wife of D Edward Dealy prominent Rochelle Park resident died in her bedroom after turning on a chandelier jet and awaiting death She had previously attempted gas suicides and was found by her son Servants failed to revive her Dealy a New York broker held local leadership roles and social prominence The Dealy daughters Annie and Anna acted in a musical comedy and planned hospital aid events this month in Rochelle Park
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New York Times
New Rochelle
Anna Dealy
D. Edward Dealy
Rochelle Park
James H. Brennan
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Organized Charities Society of
New Rochelle Hospital Association
Colburn Memorial Home For
Democratic Party
Dealy
Annie
Anna
Army Post
Les ‘Hiboux Club
New Rochelle Hospital
Taft Sends Carnations to All Souls Sunday Children
Taft sent carnations to each child at All Souls' Unitarian Church for Children's Day exercises and included a cordial note to the Sunday School regretting his absence in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Taft
Chicago
Wilson Leads Harmon For 1942 Presidential Hope
Cincinnati Democrats say Harmon's presidential bid looks weak as weeks pass. Former Mayor Dempsey and Councilman Hubbard Reynolds condemn Harmon's negative policy and say Wilson's star is rising in Cincinnati. Devanney cautions sentiment favors Wilson. party control rests with Peck Neder Hunt leaders and Cox connections.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Harmon
Mike Devanney
Minnesota
Wilson
Dempsey
Hubbard Reynolds
Reynolds
Woodrow Wilson
Lewis Bernard
Bernard
Peck-Neder-Hunt
John
Columbus
Cox
Mike
Cincinnati Trust Company
Progressive Constitution League forms in Ohio
In Columbus the Progressive Constitution League of Ohio is organized with about 1000 members from labor unions farmers associations civic groups and reform bodies. Mayor Brand Whitlock of Toledo elected president as the group pushes for initiative and referendum to amend the state constitution and elect delegates to a January constitutional convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Progressive Constitution League of
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Rush to See Wilson on Washington Visit
A brief editorial note questions the intensity of tariff relief on woolen goods and argues a larger reduction would be preferable. It notes political criticism from Democrats and acknowledges the measure’s limited scope.
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Wilson
Washington
Governor Wilson to Review 25 to 30 Bills on Return
Governor Wilson returns to Trenton after a month in the West and South to settle 25 to 30 remaining bills from the legislative session. He will hold hearings on key measures including vetoes on two liquor bills and a convict labor contracts bill. Firebrand issues involve county liquor sales, misrepresentation laws, and county committee elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Wilson
State House
Ocean Grove
Griffin
Hudson County
Gov Wilson Returns from Western Trip
Trenton June 4 Gov Wilson arrived midnight from his month long trip west and south to meet with senators and congressmen. He described the journey as delightful and said the public wants principles and men over party lines. He favored Canadian reciprocity and planned to stay in Trenton then rejoin his family a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Trenton
Wilson
Sterling
Princeton
Washington
United States
New Jersey
Far West
Nadian
Taft to Tour Brooklyn for a Full Day Visit
President Taft’s Brooklyn trip includes a 3:30 PM Prospect Park parade review and multiple church visits. He will be greeted by Borough President Steers, meet Sunday school officials, and attend a luncheon with Gov. Dix at the Union League Club.
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Taft
Brooklyn
Borough
Pennsylvania Station
Manhattan
Gaynor
Williamsburg Bridge
Hanover Club
Bedford Avenue
Williamsburg Bridge Plaza
Steers
Sanaver Club
Union League Club
Grant Square
Gov. Dix
William Berri
Mr. Taft
Tompkins Avenue
Nostrong Avenue
Crescent Athletic Club
Country Place
Shore Road
Bay Ridge
Crescents
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association
Crescent Dock
Hotel Astor
Taft a Pittsburg stop as Canadian reciprocity support praised
President Taft, returning from Chicago to Washington, passed through Pittsburg tonight. Secretary of the Interior Fisher did not accompany him home. Taft aims to push the Senate unamended tax bill from the Finance Committee. At Fort Wayne he heard German songs and at Wooster Ohio he said he wished to speak but it was Sunday. In Fall River Mass Taft set June 28 for the cotton centennial celebration aboard the Mayflower and will return the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Smith
Charles W. Wasson
J. Sloat Fassett
Pittsburg
Taft
Chicago
Washington
Fisher
Senate
Finance Committee
Fort Wayne
Ind
Wooster
Ohio
Fall River
Mass
New York
Murdered Italian laborer found near Tremont Avenue Westchester
A man about 30, Italian laborer, was found with throat cut in fields at Tremont Avenue and Watson's Lane, Westchester. Albert Billing found the body and summoned Policeman Hidgeman. Coroner Schwannecke suspects robbery motive and believes the victim planned to return to Italy, with letters and photos left behind.
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Astor Estate
Tremont Avenue
Watson’s Lane
Westchester
Albert Billing
177Th Street
Bronx Park Avenue
Hidgeman
Schwannecke
Arturo Cavallo
East
Cavallo
106Th Street
Italy
Brooklyn Woman Dies After Liniment Ingestion
Mrs. Maria Flannery aged 79 of 159 Congress Street Brooklyn died last evening after drinking liniment by mistake. She had been ill for several weeks under care of J. A McCorkle of 149 Clinton Street.
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Maria Flannery
Congress Street
Brooklyn
J. A McCorkle
Clinton Street
University of Minnesota Faces $80000 Deficit and Robbery Case
Minneapolis reports reveal an $80000 overdraft in the university’s current expense fund amid the Bren robbery arrest. Trevor Arnett’s study uncovers unsystematic books, no separate fund accounts, and expenditures made when funds were unavailable. President Vincent and Controller Hayes will lead a month‑long internal audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Minneapolis
Trevor Arnett
University of Chicago
University of Minnesota
Board of Regents
Arnett
Joseph D. Bren
Bren
George E. Vincent
George H. Hayes
Hayes
Regents
Vincent
Happy Bunch Outing Ends In Barbered Scuffle On L I
Jersey City officers Charles Craft and Edward Mackey returned to shore badly hurt after accompanying a quarrelled man from a sweat board game to the Atlas. The Happy Bunch outing party clashed with the Bergen Athletic Club members near Orchard Grove, Nassau County, leaving the policemen unconscious and patched up at Flushing Hospital.
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Happy Bunch
Jersey City
Atlas
Orchard Grove
L. I
Charles Craft
Edward Mackey
Jersey City Police
Tey
the Grove
Bergen Athletic Club
New York
Flushing Eital
Nassau County
Merrill Accepts $12,000 Pastoral Call to New York Church
The Rev. William P. Merrill of Sixth Presbyterian Vincennes Avenue Vincennes Avenue and Thirty-sixth Streets Chicago accepts a $12,000 call to Brick Presbyterian Church New York. He will begin his new pastorate in September with a salary about $7,500 higher than his current pay. Merrill received the call three weeks ago.
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New York Times
Chicago
Willam P. Merrill
D. D
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Vincennes Avenue
Thirty-sixth Streets
Brick Presbyterian Church of
New York
Merrill
Astor
Bayonne notes and local tales in brief
Bayonne records show a 30 year old woman jailed thirty days for smoking on a street after being followed by children. Crabbing season opens with two men catching twenty eight crabs in an hour off Newark Bay. Pentecost celebration crowds tear tree limbs in City Park. thirteen arrested. Hackensack man in critical condition, authority reports doubtful recovery. Newark honors Rev Dr Isaiah Hopwood with a bronze tablet at Calvary Church unveiled by his grandson. St Joseph Church reports theft of a gold luna during early mass. Orange New England Society endorses Taft Carnegie peace push urging treaties with major powers. Hackettstown enforces Sunday closing law. former mayor’s suicide noted. council passes aligned ordinance.
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Bayonne
Newark Bay
City Park
Hackensack
Frank R. Long
New Jersey
Hudson River Bridge Commission
Prospect Avenue
Newark
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Isaiah Hopwood
Taft
Andrew Carnegie
Hackettstown
Smith
Shafer C. Sigler
Common Council
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Diaz
Raffles
Platt, Woodruff, Griscom
Parsons
Gardiner C. Hibbard
Queens County
Cole
M. W. Johnston
Johnston
Fred Nixon
Frank
Jamestown
George F. O'Neil
Lloyd C. Griscom
O’neil
George D. Chichester
Poughkeepsie
Timothy L. Woodruff
Mr. Woodruff
Woodruff
Chichester
Rochester
Inspector McPhillips
Herbert Parsons
New York Republican County Committee
H. C. Adee
Adee
Saratoga
William Barnes, Jr
Jacob Blatner
Alfred R. Page
Specia
E.W. Steele
Gov. Hughes
Plattsburg
L. T. Law
H. Clay Niles
Commercial Department
Clinton County
Boarder
Woman
United Cigar Stores
Say Wilson
Reynolda
Boom
Ennes
Gov
Wilson Home
Westchester County
Library Bureau
Toeoheel
Interwoven Stocking Co
Broadway
Madison Square
Uni
Versity
Mr. Merrill
Brick Presbyterian Church
John David
Graxnah
Stein-Bloch
Tin David Sten
Smart Clothes
Williams
Colum Cleaning
West 54Th St
Jamaica
Long Island
Florence
Henry Rohr
Bergen
Hillside Avenues
Dcoctor
Mara
Grace Saunders
Hoboken Avenue
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