Villa Hands Carranza Loyalists a Coup in Juarez
In Juarez Villa loyalists seize the Constitutionalists information bureau telegraph office and Treasury and Custom House ousting Carranza appointees. Carranza agents report jailings while Natera’s Zacatecas drive stalls. Tense power struggle reshapes northern Mexico command as mediation continues from Niagara Falls to Saltillo.
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EL Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Constitutionalist Bureau of Information
Juarez
Carranza
Tonas Ornelas
Villa
Volution
Eee City
Torreon
Mexico
Information Bureau
Custom House
Treasury Department
H. Perez Abreu
Carranzas
Alberto Pani
Pani
Saltillo
Zubaran
Washington
Niagara Falls
Manuel Bonilla
Perez Abreu
Natera
Zacatecas
Mexico City
Villa Revolt Rumor Shocks Washington Junta
Dispatches claim Gen Francisco Villa has revolted and his forces seized rebel HQs in Northern Mexico along with surfacing at Torreon Chihuahua Juarez and other sites. Urquidi doubts official confirmation and notes friction between civil and military authorities over censorship and control.
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New York Times
Washington
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Juan F. Arauldi
Villa
Sefior Urquidi
Chihuahua
Torreon
Juarez
Americans Fail to Win Carranza Agents at Buffalo Conference
In Niagara Falls Ontario on June 16 1914 American delegates Justice Lamar and Frederick Lehmann traveled to Buffalo to meet Carranza’s appointees Rafael Zubaran Capmany and Luis Cabrera seeking to salvage mediation with the Mexican factions. The talks aimed to unify American and Constitutionalist positions and propose mediators candidates for Provisional President of Mexico.
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Carranza
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Joseph Lamar
Frederick W. Lehmann
Bafflo
Rafael Zubaran Capmany
Luis Cabrera
Wilson
Huerta
Mexico
Justice
Amar
Lehman
Zubaran
Cabrera
Polace
Lafayette Hotel
Carranga
Washington
Eivery
Judge Lamar
Lehmann
Dodge
Justice Lamar
Mr. Lehmann
Bryan
Tafarette
Washington State Department
Green Strickt Scotch Adv For RefilIation With Green Super
An advertisement from Andrew Usher & Co. of Edinburgh promotes Green Stripe Scotch and requests buyers to ask for the stated product as part of a continued notice on page 3.
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Andrew Usher & C
Edinburgh
Assails Carnegie as Colleges' Foe at Manhattan College
At Manhattan College commencement in Carnegie Hall, Thomas W. Churchill assailed the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, accusing it of standardizing higher education, pressuring religious colleges, and eroding independence. He warned education would become formalized if wealth controls aimed at universal curriculum. The ceremony also honored Herman A. Metz and John F. Brennan, with degrees conferred across arts, science, and engineering.
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Manhattan College
Carnegie Hall
Thomas W. Churchill
Board of Education
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of
Churchill
James J. Hill
R. T. Crane
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Clews
Charles M. Schwab
Mr. Churchill
National Board of Education
Andrew Carnegie
Croesus
Carnegie Foundation
Sing Sing
Mer
Michael J. Lavelle
Mer. Lavelle
Patrick J. Hayes
New York
Congressmmain Herman A. Metz
John F. Brennan
William A. Farrell
Thomas LD. Kelly
Ferdinand Joseph Enterlin
John G. Murphy
Joseph A. Murray, Jr
Charles J. Cunningham
Rupert W. Fagan
Robert B. Dunn
Joseph M. Canninghem
Henry M. Bolton, Jr
Samuel, Vastola
William E. Molyneaux
Richard *. Duffy
Richard DO. McCann
Leo
Burrows
Jamesb. Martin
Francis J. Reagan
Edwin B. Meclulre
James J. Summers
Francis J. Breen
Edmund A. O'Brien
Thomas R. Morgan
Robert Tt. Clifford
Thomas M. Clarke
Walter J. O'Brien
Elmer J. Cleary
Daniel J. McCarthy
Joseph M. Cunningham
Thomas J. MccBreen
Herman Ridder
Sylvester J. del Bello
Ferdinand J. Enterlin
Kelly
Tavior
George HK. Connolly
News of Villa Carranza split alarms Niagara
Dispatches from Niagara Falls report a Villa official seizing the Juarez telegraph office from Carranza control. Huerta delegates warn that factional strife may trigger northern anarchy and prompt renewed U S intervention fears. The Buffalo conference included questions on Villa Carranza rift and Carranza’s ability to mediate.
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Niagara Falls
Villa
Juarez
Carranza
Huerta
Messrs
Cabrera
Zubaran
Buffalo
Transforming the State Capital Park System Underway
Ambitious park system work has started in Albany with plans to reshape the city. The Times previews next Sunday coverage on Taft and the Anti-trust act and labor issues, and Kurt Aram’s provocative piece on Pogroms in Russia.
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Albany
TIMES
Mr. Taft
Kurt Aram
Russia
Campbell Will Creates St Louis University Hospital and Fund
James Campbell's will activates a hospital and medical school for St Louis University funded by an estate valued between 35 and 40 million dollars. The trust provides annual income to widow Florence Campbell and daughter Louise Ann Campbell, with future directives, including a 1 million dollar set aside for posthumous children and a university endowment after a 21 year term. Miss Louise Campbell, 21, is near marriage to Elmey Bukham.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
St. Louis University
James Campbell
Florence A. Campbell
Louise Ann Campbell
Mfe
Mercantile Trust Company
Campbell
Miss Campbell
Elmey Bukham
Estate of John La Farge Shaped by Debts and Private Bequest
The muralist John La Farge died November 14 1910 leaving a New York gross estate of 42030 with debts reducing net to 909. He resided in Newport Rhode Island his New York assets include bank accounts personal effects and art sale proceeds. He directed his entire estate to private secretary Grace E Barnes and burial expenses tomb costs and debts were to be paid from sale proceeds. The personal estate worldwide is reported at 41801 with sales at American Art Galleries in March 1911 including Portune 825 and Kwannon 420.
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John la Farge
New York
la Farge
Newport
Macmillan & Co
Mr. la Farge
Aimee T. Heins
Grace E. Barnes
Mary W. Lawrence
Riozo Awoki
Fifth Avenue
Grace E H. Barnes
Woodlawn
C. Grant la Farge
Portune
Tautira
Tahiti
Mount
Tohtvia
South Pacific
Kwannon
Persal
Middy Accused of Fraud at Naval Academy
At Annapolis Maryland Navy officials confirm irregularities in entrance exams for two candidates. One youth who passed mental tests was recommended for court martial after allegedly offering money to the Civil Service Examiners in Richmond to facilitate another candidate posing as a second applicant. Names are withheld. no other cases reported.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Navy Department
Civil Service Examining Board
Richmond
Roosevelt Delivers Illustrated Monologue Before Royal Geographical Society
Col Roosevelt entertains about 1,000 at a London Royal Geographical Society lecture detailing his river project in Brazil. The event drew mixed reactions as tickets overrun and critics accuse society of mismanagement, with notable attendees including Earl Grey and Sir Edward Grey.
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New York
Tms
London
Col. Roosevelt
Royal Geographical Society
Henry Savage Landor
Hamilton Rice
Roosevelt
Earl Grey
Coors
Douglas William Freshfield
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Sir Edward Grey
Foreign Affairs
Marl Grey
Canada
Vincount Bryce
United States
Earl Curzon
Walter Hi. Page
Washington
Royal Geographicat Soc Viety
Roosevelt's Speech Charms Royal Society Watchers
In London Col Roosevelt addresses the Royal Geographical Society to a packed audience. The Times notes his humor and falsetto as he quips to the crowd, while The Express recalls the uproarious reception and the crowd reacting to his rising falsetto and punchlines.
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New York Times
London
Col. Soosevelt
Royal Geographical Society
West
Henry M. Stanley
Livingstone
Col. Roosevelt
Americans Lose Thrilling Polo Final to England
A 9 at Meadowbrook saw America fall 4 to 2 in the decisive match of the International Polo series. Milburn and Waterbury starred for the Americans while Capt. Cheape and Major Barrett clinched the victory for England before a 55000 crowd. late fouls cost the home team the lead.
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America
Westchester Valo Club
Newport
England
Ivalrymen
Arocennes
Mullisen
Africa
Uughshed
Major Barrett
Milburn
Milburn Cross
Capt. Cheape
Larry
River Burlesqued at National Press Club about Roosevelt voyage
A burlesque show at the National Press Club lampooned Col. Roosevelts River of Doubt with Washington journalists impersonating Roosevelt Cook and Admiral Peary. The act featured khaki clad Roosevelt firing on a map of South America and a mock water test with Davida water and radium.
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Washington
Col. Roosevelt
National Press Club
Stary Bryan
Angus Early
BK. Stewart
Gifford Hinchot
Howard Acton
Harvey W. Wiley
George F Wilcox
Dr Cook
RK. B. Morgan
Admiral Peary
Stanules Reynolds
Col Roosevelt
South America
Davida
Cook
Dr. Wiley
Europe
Swillow
Teand
Unclear maritime notice from Hatburg line ad
Fragmentary text notes ropevatey voyage to New York aboard Hatburg American Line with arrival due 19th. Mentions Mallets and Lorene. Also advertises The AllTogether Pouch holding pipe and tobacco at Schulte Stores.
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Ropevatey
Hatburg-American Line
Jessa
New York
Yu . M
Lorene
Schulte
Ady
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Urquidi
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Tinue
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T. W. Churchill
Ironmaster
Lucky Iron Master
Chas. E. Matthews
28Th St
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Medical School and Hospital
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Een Ees
Seweene
Lord Wimborne
Copeyreght
Middy
Peer
Brazil
Chukker
L. Waterbury
Milburn Star
Wimborne
Harry P. Whitney
Society
De“Ameters
Bac
Larry+terbury
Meadowbrook
Deveereux Milburn
Aeolus
Sprite
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