Nine Rioters slain in Mexican capital riot
A suffragist rally in Santa Julia, a poor Mexico City district, sparked a riot as rurales fired to break up the crowd. Nine killed and others wounded amid looting and street clashes. Rebels around the city ordered back to Cuernavaca as authorities tighten control.
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NEW York Times
Mexico City
Santa Julia
Xochimilco
Madero
Cuernavaca
Luque
Chihuahua
Ensenada
Lower California
Col. Mayor
Lower
California
Flores Magon
Cholula
Torreon
Tapachula
Cardenas
Gobernacion
Vera Cruz
Mimi Agugilia
Durango
Execution of Gov Redo and clash near Culiacan
A Sonora Railroad official reports Gov Redo of Sinaloa and the Federal commander were executed at sunrise after surrender talks with Manuel Bonilla. Bonilla installed as Sinaloa governor. peace restored in Culiacan. In Arizona, 28 Magon followers opposed to Madero were executed near Campania and Altar after a skirmish. refugees say troops will execute captured outlaws.
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Nogales
Sonora
Redo
Sinaloa
Culilacan
Culiacan
Manuel Bonilla
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Bonilla
Tucson
Ariz
Magon
Liberalis
Madero
Altar
Campania
Francisco Madero Jr. Enters Capital Amid Celebration
Mexico City awaits Francisco I. Madero Jr. with thousands at the station on Wednesday. Soldiers defeated by his army will march and military bands will play as police join the greeting. A notable exclusion for Cuernavaca revolutionists dampens the mood.
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Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero,Jr
Wart Behind Ear Reveals Lost Boy Hennie in Shelter
A three year old boy found wandering in East New York is identified as Hennie after a wart behind his left ear and a careful shelter search. His parents, with nine other children, had feared him lost and visited the Schermerhorn Street shelter twice before recognition.
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Brooklyn
Children’s Society
East New York
Schermerhorn Street
Hennie
Dismissal Void Says Fire Chief Newsmaker Contests Assembly Leader
William A. Larney, dismissed Jan. 10 as Secretary to the Fire Department, says his removal for challenging Fourteenth Assembly District leadership of ex-Deputy Sheriff Michael J. Cruise. He alleges pressure from Tammany Hall and cites Warren Waldo’s actions. Larney obtained an alternative writ of mandamus from Supreme Court Justice Hendrick.
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William A. Larney
Fire Department
Fourteenth Assembly District
Michael J. Cruise
Larney
Rhinelander Waldo
Waldo
Murphy
Civil Service
Daniel E. Finn
Dan” Finn
Mr. Waldo
Dan
Finn
Supreme Court
Hendrick
Divorce Follows Killing Ties to Denver Society
Denver reports a divorce suit by banker John W. Springer after the May 24 Von Phul shooting by Frank H. Henwood. Mrs Springer, reportedly unchallenged in the suit, had traveled to Europe. Henwood faces trial June 19 and must explain the killings and wounding at the hotel bar where Von Phul and others were injured.
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New York Times
Denver
Col
Sylvester von Phul
Frank H. Henwood
John W. Springer
Banker and Stockman
Henwood
von Phul
George IE. Copeland
J. W. Atkinson
Springer
Sylvester Louis von Phul
M. L. Folk
Shorey
Mining Man A Deck Hand In Nome Chase
E J Roberts formerly of New York City and president of the Nome Dredging Company traveled to Nome by freight steamer after missing a passenger voyage. He had booked a room on the Victoria but could not wait. after spending $1000 on a fast launch to overtake the ship, he failed to catch it and chose to sail as a deck hand on a freight steamer rather than delay another two weeks.
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New York Times
Seattle
Wash
Nome
Alaska
E. J. Roberts
New York City
Nome Dredging Company
Roberts
New York
Statesman
America
George V
England
Lorraine
Havre
Mr. Bigelow
Malden
N. Y
Union College
New York Evening Post
United States
France
Samuel J. Tilden
Finest Champagne Imp Imperial Crown Brut Ad From Moet & Chandon
Advertisement touts Moet & Chandon Imperial Crown Brut Cuvee A and White Seal Very Dry champagne as the purest from top vineyards. Claims Moet & Chandon own more vineyards than most houses, with A Kessler & Co as sole importers.
Moving Picture Fire at Powers Plant Brings Escape Hoyden
In the Bronx, a fire at the Powers Company film plant on 241st Street and Richardson Avenue sent actors and crew fleeing from a ballroom scene as explosions and flames consumed the building. Camera man Al Leach saved his equipment and filmed the escape while firefighters battled the blaze threatening nearby homes and a night of dramatic destruction.
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Powers Company
241St Street
Richardson Avenue
Bronx
al Leach
Wakefield
Leach
Green Horses
Mounted Police
Kipling
Frank Beal
Patrick Powers
Mae Williams
Molise Campions
Agnes St. Claire
Frederick Fuhse
Michael Carrell
Charles Seifferth
Sygon Chief Short
Fest 241St Street
Jacob Vocersker
Powers
William Finger
Finger
Short
Hutton Driven to Self-Destruct by Storm's Shock
In Cincinnati suburb Madisonville, Ohio, George H. Hutton, who had suffered shocks from noise for ten years, died after a lightning storm drove him to shoot himself in the head early today. The storm struck shortly after midnight, centering its fury on Madisonville where the tragedy occurred.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
George H. Hutton
Madisonville
Hutton
Great Bear Spring Water Bottles in Glass Stoppered Case
A case of six glass-stoppered bottles of Great Bear Spring Water advertised with packaging details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bear
England's New King Special Supplement Preview
England's new king is highlighted in a special supplement added to next Sunday's Times featuring illustrations of unusual interest and articles by distinguished writers.
Evans pleads guilty in Ohio bribery case
Stark County representative Owen J. Evans admitted taking a $100 bribe from Akron salary loanman L. C. Miller and pleaded guilty in the Criminal Court. He was fined $500 and costs, with immunity granted in exchange for grand jury testimony. Evans faces further indictments and awaits further proceedings as the House calendar bill on salary loans moves forward.
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New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Owen J. Evans
House of Representative
Stark County
L. C. Miller
Akron
Evans
Vining
House
Grand Jury
J. C. Sharer
Hogan
Thomas H. Clark
Canton
Clark
Kinkead
Turner
L. R. Andrews
Rodney Diegel
Nye
Calvey
Cuyahoga
Gusweiler
Hamilton
Russell
Wayne
Irvin
Premble
Langdon
Warren
House of Representatives
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Rose County
Cleveland leads in Ninth Iowa special election partial returns
Early returns from 12 of 13 precincts in Council Bluffs show Democrat W S Cleveland with 1242 votes to Republican W R Green 1052. Cass County reports Green ahead about 400. Democrats claim Cleveland victory while the Daily Nonpareil and Republican committee forecast Green a safe majority.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
W. S. Cleveland
W. R. Green
Cass County
Green
Cleveland
Daily Nonpareil
Republican Congressional Committee
Restful Sleep Promoted by Horsford's Acid Phosphate
A reminiscence notes a nightly use of half a teaspoon Horsford's Acid Phosphate in water to aid sleep at retirement. The ad-like tip emphasizes its calming effect and recommends the simple mixture as a night cap.
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Horsford
John Bigelow III Ill at Highland Falls Summer Home
Veteran diplomat and author John Bigelow III is seriously ill at his summer home The Squirrels in Highland Falls on the Hudson. Family members and doctors gather as he battles an old ailment intensified by age with Poultney Bigelow and Grace Bigelow among the relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bigelow
United States
France
Squirrels
Highland Falls-on-the-Hudson
Poultney Bigelow
Malden
Bigelow
New Public Library
Herbert Satterlee
J. Pierpont Morgan
Satterlee
Overgonda
John Eeelow
Anna Harding
Highland Falls
Squirre
Thomas Cook
Tuxedo
Roosevelt A Suffragette
The Woman Voter, the Woman Suffrage Party publication, releases twenty four pages featuring extensive advertising and an interview with ex-President Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt jokes about his stance, saying his family calls him the only suffragette, he considers himself courageous, and notes his wife is tepid while his sisters are anti suffrage.
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Woman Voter
Woman Suffrage Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Aig carraeae delicately targets Selicaty amid AV discrimination
A fragment notes discrimination concerns at AV targeting a Selicaty race, with critics urging fair treatment and policy review. Details are sparse, but the issue centers on bias claims and calls for accountability.
$100000 For Sturges Baby in Prompt Gift
Bridgeport Connecticut June 5 Frederick Sturges of Fairfield sent a $100000 check for his grandson born to his son Frederick Sturges Jr and wife at their New York home on Saturday morning. Mr Sturges is brother in law of J Pierpont Morgan.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Frederick Sturges
Fairfield
Frederick Sturges, Jr
New York
Sturges
J. Pierpont Morgan
Only Dime in Opened Safe at Tusca Bank
In Plainfield New Jersey on June 5 workers of the Manganese Steel Safe Company opened a safe from the Farmers State Bank of Tusca Oklo after the combination failed. A Tusca bank rep and a First National rep watched as only 10 cents was found. Report of missing bank staff未 proven. The safe weighed about 3000 pounds.
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New York Times
Plainfield
N. J
Manganese Steel Safe Company
Farmers’ State Bank of
Tusca
Oklo
Tusca Bank
First National
Prof Wheeler settles divorce alimony after cruelty ruling
Judgment in the divorce case of Mrs Eva Swarthout Wheeler against Prof H L Wheeler is satisfied. An alimony award of 100000 is noted, with an understood compromise around 75000. Wheeler resigned from Yale Faculty and moved to Chicago after the decision, where he holds considerable property. The divorce was granted on grounds of cruelty.
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New Haven
Conn
Eva Swarthout Wheeler
H. L. Wheeler
Wheeler
Yale
Chicago
A Jersey City Teen Wed In Secret Cake Wedding
Florence Webb then sixteen living at 819 Hawthorne Avenue visited a friend recently married and baked a chocolate cake. Guest Spencer Lampman decided she would be a wife and they married immediately. She hid the marriage until Lampman sent a farewell health letter. Her parents uncovered the truth and obtained evidence ending the marriage. Judge Pitney signed the decree yesterday.
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Florence Webb
Hawthorne Avenue
Jersey City
Spencer Lampman
Lampman
More Pay for Pastors Raised by Synod Action
The Reformed Presbyterian Synod in Pittsburg raised the minimum salary for the lowest paid minister to 900 a year from 800. Rev. T. J. Allen of Beaver Falls led the push citing his own financial strain. Rev. P. J. McDonald of Los Angeles, chair of the salary committee, endorsed the increase. the change passed unanimously. A debate on ministers marrying unbelievers was postponed after discussion.
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Pittsburg
Reformed Presbyterian Synod
T. J. Allen
Beaver Falls
Penn
P. J. McDonald
Los Angeles
Cal
Widow Sues for Damages After Dog Attack
Mrs. Esther Haight, 25, a widow, lies dying in Fishkill from injuries and fright after a bulldog attack in October by Maurice F. Minton's dog. She seeks $15,000 in Supreme Court. testimony begins this week with Commissioner Frank G. Rickert set to gather evidence.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Esther Haight
Fishkill
Maurice F. Minton
East Fishkill
Lay Haight
Minton
Frank G. Rickert
Matteawan
Soprano Sues Tenor Over four Thousand Securities
Bella Alten sues Karl Jorn, alleging he was swindled by an absconding broker who took control of his finances. Alten claims she lent four thousand dollars in securities at Jorn’s request and seeks recovery. Jorn obtained a court order requiring Alten to post a 250 bond and details his marital history and recent European travel with a second wife.
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Karl Jorn
Bella Alten
Metropolitan Opera House
Jorn
Mme. Alten
Berthold Schmidt
Broadway
Supreme Court
Cohalan
Germany
William Miederer
Berlin
New York
Frederic J. Turner
Rong
Europe
Rotterdam
Rocky Mountain Limited to Colorado Springs and Denver
Rock Island's Rocky Mountain Limited offers luxury travel direct to Colorado Springs and Denver with tickets and booklets available at 401 Broadway.
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Rockies
Rock Island
Rocky Mountain
Colorado Springs
Denver
Broadway
City Conferrees Reach Subway Policy Agreement
The McAneny Committee and the Public Service Commission agreed on a policy for the subway problem following a Bar Association conference. They plan to finalize the report for the Board of Estimate, while keeping recommendations under wraps until publication. The group did not back accepting parts of Interborough’s offer as amended, but may favor BR T terms, with further review after Interborough’s final term-set proposal. Brooklyn Borough President Steers criticized both offers, while Interborough executives pressed Broadway concerns to avoid ruinous competition.
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McAneny
Board of Estimate
Public Service Commission
The
Bar Association
McAnenry
Willcox
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Interborough
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Broadway
Manhattan
City Club
James L. Quackenbush
Timothy S. Williams
Seventh Avenue
Shonts
Interborough Company
Bronx
Steers
Brooklyn
Broadway demand sparks heated City Club debate
A City Club meeting last evening featured a fierce exchange between Attorney James L. Quackenbush of the Interborough and B A T President Williams. Quackenbush urged rapid subway expansion and outlined a $2.35 billion Interborough plan with $110 million city funding and $140 million company funding. Col. Williams noted concerns from traction directors amid the Public Service Commission inquiry of 1907 and referenced a Hempstead monument controversy tied to funds from victims’ estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Club
James L. Quackenbush
Interborough
President Williams
Shonts
Mr. Williams
Mr. Quackenbush
Broadway
Col. Williams
Traction Combination
Public Service Commission
Quackenbush
Frederic W. Hinrichs
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Mr. Queckenbach
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit
Brooklyn Rapids
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Miss Bigelow
Charles E. Tracy
Grace Tracy
Roosevelt
Suffragette
New Suffrage Organ
Aig Carraeae
Anata AV
Sturges Baby
J. P. Morgan
Oklahoma
Prof. Wheeler
Mrs. Lampman
Bella Alten Sues
Soprano
Tenor
Hempstead
Far Rockaway
Queens County
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