Gomez conspiracy claims rattle Havana politics
El Dia accuses President Gomez of conspiring with Gen Estenez to incite a negro uprising to aid his bid for re election. The paper urges courts to probe, detailing alleged palace meetings and insider knowledge, with authorities warned of a vast plot and possible revolts near Daiquiri involving Haitian filibusters and dynamite.
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Cuba government seeks to placate rebel generals in Santiago
In Santiago Cuba on June 21, opinion held the government aims to buy off Generals Estenez and Ivonez, citing troop inactivity and Montegudo's claim the rebellion will end soon. Alberto Gonzalez arrived and departed for Songo as a special agent for President Gomez to negotiate with insurgent chiefs.
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Cuba Crisis Rumors Stir U S Policy And Naval Plans
Washington officials weigh Cuban revolt risks as Gomez government faces rebel activity. Plans consider withdrawing battleships and keeping Marines, with Atlantic reserve fleet to cover Cuba. Ferrarra reports U S stance as friendly and intervention unlikely. rebels consolidate in limited bands across eastern districts.
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Federals Advance on Juarez as Forces Unite in Crucial Push
Mexican Federals mass about 3000 men with artillery to seize Juarez from a garrison under 1000. Vasquez Gomez supporters denounce Orozco and publish correspondence accusing him of treachery. In La Cruz, Gen Ussetta reports Batopilas town taken and key mountain pass secured.
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Battle Looms as Chihuahua Rebels Rally for Key Clash
Washington dispatch reports residents of Chihuahua mobilizing for a decisive fight between government troops and Orozco forces. Consul Letcher notes Federal advantage after recent skirmishes south of Chihuahua. In Sinaloa the revolution appears ended.
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Attila of the South warns on foreign loans in Mexico City
Emelio Zapata, the so called Terrible Attila of the South, declared he would not recognize foreign loan obligations contracted by the Federal Government. He reportedly intends to issue an ultimatum to President Madero demanding retirement by September 1. The threat did not stir Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Emelio Zapata
Attila
Orozco
Madero
Inspectors Hold Six For Land Swindle
Government arrests six officials and promoters of the International Lumber and Development Company in Philadelphia and Chicago. They face charges of a $6 to $10 million stock swindle tied to land holdings in Campeche Mexico and lavish officer pay.
Swindle Suspects Arrested Over Mexican Lands Mail Scheme
John R. Markley and Isaiah B. Miller of 1814 Fisher Building were arrested by Post Office Inspectors Williams and Morse of Philadelphia. They were arraigned before U S Commissioner Mark A Foote and held on $10 000 bond for trial in Philadelphia in September.
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Chicago
Ill
John R. Markley
Isaiah B. Miller
Fisher Building
Post Office
Williams and Morse
Philadelphia
Markley
Miller
United States
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Yonkers Board Reinstates Teacher Amid Beating Claim
Charles Easton overruled School Superintendent and ordered Miss Daisy Guernsey back at Public School 18 after suspending her for alleged beating of 8-year-old Fannie Vetra. Relatives plan to file a city court complaint. Annie Gizzi reportedly cried at home claiming the teacher struck her.
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Fire Rages Aboard Emilia After Quarantine Arrival
Captain Rubarich reports a Wednesday morning blaze in the Emilia’s afterhold at Quarantine. The hold held 200 barrels of coal oil cotton waste and vegetable fibre. Crews battled for five hours to stop the fire from reaching the oil, destroying all cargo except the oil.
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Hedges Campaign Opens Hudson Street Headquarters
Friends of Job Hedges have opened campaign offices in the Hudson Terminal Building at 50 Church Street to back his bid for Governor on the Republican ticket. John A. Stewart, campaign chairman, sent out letters urging recipients to endorse Hedges and start an endless chain of endorsements by asking five to ten Republican friends to write five to ten more.
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Forbes to Rest at Home After Overwork in Islands
Governor General William Cameron Forbes of the Philippines is confined to his Commonwealth Avenue home in Boston suffering from breakdown due to overwork. Dr. F S Watson reports the illness is not serious and calls for rest and relaxation, with no typhoid or serious illness and no operation needed. He plans to resume duties briefly before a sea shore retreat.
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Honoring an Apple Tree and the McIntosh Red Legacy
The Dundas County farmers erect a marble column on John McIntosh’s farm to memorialize the century old apple tree that gave rise to the McIntosh Red. The piece notes the tree’s fire damage, continued fruiting until 1908, and discusses the tree’s origin, the Fameuse variety, and regional adaptability in Quebec and Ontario as the McIntosh Red gains prominence.
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Book reviews and impeachment note dominate cultural pages
The piece surveys a Theodore Dreiser interview, plus reviews of works on Hugo, poetry, and drama. It also details a looming impeachment report against Judge Robert W. Archbald, with timing tied to a concurrent Interstate Commerce Commission decision on Marion Coal Company related freight rates.
Impeachment Motion Against Archbald Draws Up Charges
The House Judiciary Committee unanimously recommends impeachment of Judge Robert W. Archbald of the United States Court of Commerce. It plans twelve charges of official misconduct and will present them to the House. the Senate trial could begin after the July 1 week.
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Early Risers in Johnson County Net Quiet Mystery
A Topeka traveler reports farmers in Johnson County rise at odd hours and work by night. He stopped at a farmhouse around 2 a.m. to ask for directions and found the wife unsure of her husband’s whereabouts. She suggested he might be in the south pasture a mile and a half away.
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Woman Wins 20000 Damages in Keyport Auto Case
Supreme Court jury awarded Mrs Jennie Van Roem 20000 against Charles Brogan for injuries from a 1910 Keyport New Jersey auto crash. She had sued for 50000 as her husband sues for 50000 personal injury, plus 1000 for auto damages, with separate suit pending.
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Jennie van Roem
Heirs Recover Gift to Society inProperty Dispute
In Los Angeles on June 21 Judge Conrey ruled that Mrs. A. B. Moffatt’s heirs reclaim valuable property deeded to the American Missionary Society of New York. The suit by George Caté, executor, argued the deed was delivered to a bank for transfer upon death. The court found delivery incomplete and that Mrs. Moffatt retained control of the property.
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Chester Sights Icebergs During Atlantic Cruise
The U S cruiser Chester arrived at Halifax and exchanged salutes with the Citadel. Capt B C Decker reports three icebergs sighted on June 7 near the track of transatlantic liners. The ship carries 500 tons of coal and departs for Philadelphia Wednesday. Two Commerce Department researchers test sea temperature with an electrical recorder to locate ice fields. continued on cruiser Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Goodwin Leaves Harvard 16000 For Greek Fellowship
Harvard will receive 16000 from the will of Professor William W. Goodwin of the Greek department. The bequest establishes a Greek Fellowship for a graduate student in classical literature or archaeology at Harvard.
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William W. Goodwin
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