Madero Hero’s Homecoming Draws Mexico City Crowds
Mexico City crowds gather as Francisco I. Madero Jr arrives from the north, with celebrations along the route to the National Palace. The crowd waves flags, chants Viva Madero, and soldiers maintain order while Madero vows to risk his life for liberty and praises Spaniards for aiding Mexico’s development. The journey ends with a massive, festive reception at the Colonia Station.
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NEW York Times
Mexico City
Mexico
Colonia Station
National Palace
Paseo de la Reforma
Madero
Columbus
Carlos IV
President de la Barra
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Leon
Guanajuato
Juarez
Bon Francisco
Eusebio Gonzalez
Republic
Celaya
Queretaro
San Juan del Rio
Francisco Vasquez Gomez
Coahuila
Rio Grande
Madero vows active role in provisional government
On a special train en route to Mexico City June 7 Francisco Madero said he must actively participate in provisional government affairs. He argued for Mexico for Mexicans, dismissed foreign discrimination, and defended Reyes as not a menace to peace while warning of Cientifico plots. He urged press aid and denied personal media propaganda aims.
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Leon
Francisco I. Madero
Vivas
Silao
Candido Navarro
Irapuato
Diaz
Salamanca
NEW York Times
Mexico City
Francisco Madero
de la Barra
Mexico
TIMES
Gen. Reyes
Republic
Cientificos
Secret Service arrests four alleged Lower California rebels
In El Paso four men accused as members of the Socialistic revolutionary forces in Lower California were captured with rifles ammunition and hospital gear. The arrests follow Mexican reports of plots to undermine Madero with 1300 federal troops diverted and warnings to investigate loyalties in Chihuahua. A shot narrowly misses Chihuahua’s provisional governor Abram Gonzales amid $40000 bounties and rising tension.
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Texas
Socialistic Revolutionary Forces
Lower
California
Ricardo Flores Magon
United States Secret Service
Juarez
Madero
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Lower California
Monterey
Mexico
Abram Gonzales
Gonzales
Girl Pioneers of America Form From Three Girl Groups
Last night in the city a merger formed the Girl Pioneers of America uniting three recently organized groups the Girl Scouts Des Moines the Girl Guides Spokane and the Camp Fire Girls New York. Mrs Charles H Garnsworth New York elected Executive Secretary Miss Lisetor Lane national secretary and Mrs Ernest Thompson Seton treasurer with Mr Seton a Boy Scout ally. An Advisory Committee led by Rev David Ferry Spokane will provide masculine guidance.
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Boy Scouts of America
Girl Pioneers of America
Clara A. Liseter-Lane
Girl Scouts
Des Moines
David Ferry
Spokane
Girl Guides
Camp Fire Girls
New York
Pioneers
Charles H. Garnsworth
Lisetor-Lane
Ernest Thompson Seton
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Boy Scouts
Girl Pioneers
Ferry
No progress in Maine battle ship work report
Havana report states no new progress in the Maine battle ship work. Water level stayed as yesterday and the cofferdam remains disturbed preventing a surface inspection. After 24 hours no leakage or instability is evident inside the cofferdam.
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Havana
Maine
New Business Directories Issued for 1911 in New York City
The Trow Directory Publishing Company releases the fourteenth annual Greater New York business directory and the sixty-third annual Manhattan and the Bronx volume. Corrections to business addresses have been updated up to press time, with claims of comprehensive and reliable listings.
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Greater
New York
Manhattan
The
Bronx
Trow Directory Publishing Company
Five Boroughs
Roosevelt asks help for farm districts
Former President Theodore Roosevelt spoke at a Vermont get together in White River Junction praising helps for rural areas. He urged better factory inspection laws workmen compensation and child welfare while stressing the need to improve country districts and rural social opportunities.
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White River Junction
Theodore Roosevelt
Vermont
New York
Windsor County
Gates Opera House
Col. Roosevelt
Bond to keep peace after Night Court appearance
Arthur Johns a lawyer at 60 Wall Street posted a 500 bond to keep the peace for three months after a confrontation with Robert Hoe on East Fifty fifth Street. Johns chased and struck Hoe then fled to his car. Hoe filed an assault charge at the station but Hermann handled it as dis orderly conduct. Johns said Hoe abused his wife’s name and claims against Hoe’s estate inspired the tension.
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Arthur Johns
Wall Street
Hermann
Robert Hoe
Hoe
East Fifty-fifth Street
Johns
Mr. Johns
Margaret Johnson Brown
Hair Duty Imposed on Imports After Thirty Days
Francis W. Bird, Appraiser of the Port, orders duty on human hair after thirty days. Heavy imports from China and elsewhere have entered duty free, but a Treasury conference decided to set the rate at 20 percent ad valorem. The move is expected to push prices higher.
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Francis W. Bird
China
Treasury Department
Washington
Pink Matinee of The Pink Lady at New Amsterdam
Klaw and Erlanger staged a pink matinée de luxe of The Pink Lady at the New Amsterdam Theatre after noon yesterday. The venue displayed pink ribbons and pink globe lights, with pink carnation souvenirs signed by Hazel Dawn and other cast members. Tickets programs and ushers also bore pink accents.
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Klaw & Erlanger
New Amsterdam
Hazel Dawn
Alice Dovey
Alma Francis
Alice Hegeman
Ida M. Adams
Louise Kelley
Italian Company Gives New York Debut of The Merry Widow
Raimondo Sarnella's Italian Opera Company from Palermo appeared at Irving Place Theatre with La Vedova Allegra in Italian. Amelia Bruno starred as the widow with strong supporting work by Giuseppe Merighi Virginia Farri Giulio Farri Ludovico Guidi Romeo Vinci and conductor Giuseppe Canepa. Costumes and scenery drew praise though Broadway dancing was favored elsewhere. The company performs The Geisha and La Vedova Allegra on the schedule this week.
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Palermo
Majestic
Thalia
Lipzin
Irving Place
New York
Merry Widow
Giuseppe Canepa
Canepa
Geisha
New Grand Opera Company to Open at Dalys Theatre
Louis Zuro leads the New Grand Opera Company at Daly's Theatre starting next Monday with a repertoire of Italian and French grand operas. The opening likely features Aida with later shows including Carmen La Juive Tosca and Rigoletto Among others Josiah Zuro will conduct at age 22 after directing Hans the Flute Player at Manhattan Opera House.
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Grand Opera Company
Louis Zuro
Daly’s
la Juive
Tales of Hofmann
Traviata
Trovatore
Faust
Friars Return to New York After Providence Tour
Traveling Friars return from Providence on a special train due at 11 am and head to Grand Central Station where hundreds of stay at home Friars a brass band and mounted police escort greet them. They march via Fifth Avenue to Thirty-fourth Street then Broadway to the Globe Theatre and their Monastery for lyncheon. Grand Marshal Sam H Harris leads from a white charger or taxi. Emmet Corrigan is drummer with leaders Richard Carle Raymond Hitchcock Julian Eltinge and William Collier. A final Friars Frolic performance is set for the Globe Theatre tomorrow night.
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Grand Central Station
Providence
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Broadway
Globe Theatre
Friars’ Monastery
Sam H. Harris
Emmet Corrigan
Richard Carle
Raymond Hitchcock
Julian Eltinge
William Collier
Follies of 1911 Cast Announced for Apollo Trial
The principal cast includes Bessie McCoy Lillian Lorraine Fanny Brice Clara Palmer the Dolly sisters Vera Maxwell Arline Boley Harry Watson Leon Errol Walter Percival Brown and Blyler Tom Dingle Charles A. Mason George White Peter Swift Addie Young and Bert Williams. The show will test at the Apollo Theatre Atlantic City the week of June 19 and open at Jardin de Paris on the New Ee Theatre roof Monday evening June 26.
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Ziegfeld
Atlantic City
Jardin de Paris
Ee Theatre
Ingersoll Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Frederick Ingersoll, a national amusement proprietor, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court. Assets listed at $73 for three suits of clothes. liabilities totaling $179,668.84. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, June 7.
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Ingersoll
Pittsburg
Penn
Frederick Ingersoll
United States District Court
Reading of Letters Opens Fourth Week of Mrs Bull Will Fight
In Alfred Maine on June 7 the Probate Court began the fourth week of hearings over Mrs Ole Bull's will. Letters between Joseph G Thorp and Ralph S Bartlett discuss Miss Margaret Noble's concerns about Mrs Bull's mental state. Valuation of Mrs Bull's estate was read as about 538 484 dollars with securities moved to Providence in 1907 to escape inheritance.
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Margaret Noble
Ole Bull
Bulls Wis
Joseph G. Thorp
Mr. Bartlett
Mr. Thorp
Olea
Miss Noble
Mrs. Bull
Oxford Degree for Prof Richards
Oxford University will confer on June 20 the Doctor of Science degree on Theodore W. Richards head of the Harvard University chemistry department.
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Oxford
Richards
Oxford University
Theodore W. Richards
Harvard University
Ten Mile River as Emergency Water Source Favored by Engineer
Engineering News will publish photographs showing the Ten Mile River near Weratuck NY still flowing before May rainfall. C. C. Vermeule endorses Ten Mile River as the logical and best source for temporary and permanent Croton area supply, arguing it could save between seventy and one hundred million dollars versus Catskill imports.
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Ten-Mile
Croton
Weratuck
Ten Mile
Housatonic
Hudson
Catskill
Croton Lake
Ten Mile River
Chauncey Depew’s Mother Alice Palmer Dies in Paris
Mrs. Alice Palmer, mother of Mrs. Chauncey M. Depew, died in Paris on June 7. The obituary notes her status as the Depew family matriarch and confirms the Paris location of the death.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Paris
Alice Palmer
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