No Rebel Agents Meet De la Barra
Befier de la Barra the retiring Mexican Ambassador to the United States visited San Antonio for half an hour before continuing to Laredo en route to Mexico City He denied rumors of Madero relatives joining him and said peace negotiations would occur in neutral territory He praised US relations and friendship with the American people before leaving for the National Railways of Mexico line to join the Mexican capital.
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New York Times
San Antonio
Texas
Befier de la Barra
United States
Mexico
Diaz
Seficr de la Barra
Madero
Sefior de la Barra
Francisco I. Madero
Chihuahua
Senior de la Barra
Monterey
Sefior Limantour
Sefior Ouazales
Bryan Callaghan
State Knox
Taft
Washington
Franklin
Laredo
National Railways of Mexico
Senor de la Barra
Gustavo Madero
Fort Sam Houston
Leonngs
Ninth Cavalry
Many American Prisoners Captured at Casas Grandes
A list of captured rebels from Casas Grandes includes New York residents. Col. Samuel Garcia Cuar reports prisoners and their addresses, with details continuing on page 2 of the edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casas Grandes
New Yorken
EL Paso
Texas
Samuel Garcia Cuar
Wife Sues Alva O'Brien in Helena District Court
Mrs Memie Cruse O'Brien seeks absolute divorce from Alva O'Brien after a socially prominent union begun in St Paul. Details hint at serious marital strife and earlier family pressure over income and disinheritance.
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New York Times
Helena
Mont
St. Paul
Alva O’brien
Thomas Cruse
District Court
New York
Cruse
O’brien
Chicago
Fall from flies injures stage hand at Metropolitan Opera
Alfred Kennedy, a transfer man at the Metropolitan Opera House, fell from the fly gallery to the stage during The Bartered Bride last night. He was conscious, attended by Dr. Marafiote, and taken to New York Hospital with non life threatening injuries. Kennedy, of Jersey City, slept on a mattress when the fall occurred. the mattress collapsed, possibly softening the impact.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Alfred Kennedy
Miss Destinn
Marafiote
New York
Kennedy
Jersey City
Wright Evidence III in Paris Patent Suit Ends
The Paris hearing in the Wright Brothers patent case against Far man Blériot and others concluded with a summing up by state attorneys. They found no infringement by the Wrights and no validity challenges to the Wright patents. Judgment is set for April 29.
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Paris
Wright Brothers
Farman
Blériot
Wrights
German air race prize cancelled by French opposition
Berlin reports Le Journal of Paris canceled the German section of the Paris Berlin Brussels London air race due to French chauvinist objections. The prize from the Zeitung am Mittag was 25000 dollars and will be redirected to another aeroplane event.
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NEW York Times
Berlin
Berliner Zeitung Am Mittag
le Journal of Paris
Zeitung Am Mittag
German War Department
Germany
Dimock Critically Ill During Yale Campaign Dispatch
Henry F. Dimock is critically ill at his home on East Sixtieth Street. A New Haven dispatch notes campaign confusion over Yale trustee elections. Dimock previously served two terms and is connected by marriage to William H. Dimock.
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Henry F. Dimock
East Sixtieth Street
New Haven
Yaleton
Aemerk
Dimock
Ee Board
Dindek
William c
American yachtsman in Brightlingsea fights British tax
M Bayard Brown of Nassau Street New York lives aboard the Valfraya anchored near Brightlingsea Essex for 22 years avoiding income tax. The King Bench upheld that he is a resident liable for tax on foreign income. Brown's presence hews to local life with crews, gifts to townspeople, and a vast shipboard library, while his solitary routine continues.
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NEW York Times
London
Brown
Brightlingsea
King’s Bench
M. Bayard Brown
Nassau Street
New York
Valfraya
Essex
England
Mr. Brown
W. O. A. J. Danckwerts
K. C
Justice Hamilton
Solicitor General
Alexander Speers Brown
Robert Bayard
Robert Fulton Cutting
W. Bayard Cutting
Ece
William Pearce
Telfrida
Colne
Colchester
Nore
Spring Fashions and Easter Number Preview
Special photographs on superfine paper show the latest foreign dress dictates. Beautiful color tinted pictures make the Easter Section especially attractive and urge readers to order early for next Sunday's Times.
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Times
Robber in Mask Forces Woman to Hand Over $32
Mrs. Haight, returning to her West 135th Street apartment, was confronted by a masked burglar with a revolver. He choked her, took $32 plus $82 from her, and fled after knocking her unconscious. the thief used the dumbwaiter shaft to enter, with prior break-ins in the same building and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 135Th Street
H. Clement. Haight
Haight
Jimmy
Fenca
City College
145Th Street
Lenox Avenue
da Ht
West 125Th Street
Cox Won't Be Tried for Perjury, Ohio Judges Rule
Cincinnati report states George B. Cox will not face perjury trial in Common Pleas Court as Judge T A Jones and Judge Festus Walters sustain mandamus directing ruling on Cox attorney affidavit. Minority report argues ongoing legal questions and potential appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George B. Cox
Frank M. Gorman
Common Pleas Court
T. A. Jones
Jackson
Ohio
Festus Walters
Circleville
Charles J. Hunt Petre
Cox
Pegs Gor Najas
Basré
Athens
Henry T. Hunt
Charles J. Hunt
Ecutor Hunt
Supreme Court
Gorman
Common In the Pleas Court
Agantioen ron ee Se for tired
A cryptic line appears to discuss fatigue and a small group or entity. No clear names organizations places or dates are readable. The fragment hints at a worn state or effort but lacks verifiable details for a full event or item.
Murder on a Train Ends in Tragedy on Park Avenue
A Mount Vernon train left Mott Haven as a man opened fire on a woman on Park Avenue. He killed her then shot himself, while Motorman Jacob Taub and police responded. The man, identified as John Schantz, formerly John Stupmickn, died. the woman, Mrs. Mary Czupkiewiz, survived with multiple chest and jaw wounds.
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Mount Vernon
Jacob Taub
Mott Haven
Park Avenue
Taub
Louis Bettman
O’sullivan
Alexander Avenue
Bettman
Lincoln Hospital
Alliben
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
John Schantz
East Twenty-sixth Street
Fifty-third Street
East River
Mary Czupkiewiz
156Th Street
Schantz
Stupmickn
Navy urged to bar steel trusts from battleship orders
The Attorney General advised the Navy to require bidder affidavits that firms supplying steel not be in a restraint of trade, enabling contract cancellation if affidavits prove false. The ruling stiffens the shipbuilding bid process but raises concerns over potential delays in new battleships.
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New York Times
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Stanley
Kentu
Steel
Navy Department
Albany Debates Repeal Bill Aimed at Racing
Assemblyman Martin from Saratoga proposes repeal of last year’s law that subjects racing officers to misdemeanor charges if betting occurs at tracks under their supervision. The move follows strong jockey club opposition and ongoing political wrangling over state racing.
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New York Times
Albany
Martin
Saratoga County
Benalacts
Ieedea
Taft Named As An Heir In Connecticut Estate
In New Haven the probate court recognizes President Taft and his brothers among heirs to the estate of Mrs H L Globensky. Caroline Elizabeth Taft was her maiden name and she was Taft's first cousin. The estate value is not disclosed but believed small.
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New Haven
Conn
H. L. Globensky
President Taft
Connecticut
Globensky
Caroline Elizabeth Taft
Taft
Harvard Observatory to Close Arequipa Station
Professor E. C. Pickering announces in the annual report that the Harvard Astronomical Observatory faces a growing deficit, requiring the closure of the Arequipa Peru station though some partial work may remain. The shortfall cannot be bridged by Cambridge economies.
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Cambridge, Mass
E. C. Pickering
Harvard Astronomical Observatory
Arequipa
Peru
Cambridge
Railroad safety device thefts traced to junk dealers
Detectives from Lehigh Valley Railroad identify junk dealers who bought stolen safety appliances for passenger and freight trains from local boys. The thefts prompted heavy fines in Federal court against the company for lacking safety appliances on cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Roosevelt in the Chorus at Harvard Hasty Pudding
Kermit Roosevelt, sophomore at Harvard, was reassigned from the role of Hilda Imogene Pratt in The Crystal Gazer to the chorus during a rehearsal. Ros s Foster, the track captain, moved up to the part, while stage manager Eugene Anger declined to explain the change.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Kermit Roosevelt
Harvard
Roosevelt
Hilda Imogene Pratt
Hasty Pudding Club
Ross Foster
Hilda
Eugene Anger
Cyclone toll rises in Monroe County Alabama
Mobile reports from the cyclone area describe extensive property destruction and forest devastation. Four people arrived from the devastated locality say hundreds injured and uncertain total damage. GainsTown settlement near the river suffered near wipeout with over a dozen buildings wrecked and fifteen injured, three seriously.
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New York Times
Mobile
Ala
Monroe County
Gainstown
Southern Railway
Five Hundred Thousand Given to Nurse in Suit
John Bryson left $500 000 to his former nurse Gladys Lamberton Woodward over fifteen years, per Isaac Bryson. The funds target the McKay v Woodward $50 000 suit in the Southern District of New York alleging alienation of affections. Glidden vows no compromise, praising Woodward’s influence.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John Bryson
Gladys Lamberton Woodward
Isaac Bryson
United States Circuit Court of Southern
New York
Jean J. McKay
Glidden
Woodward
de Patron Glidden
Dr Pearson to distribute 800000 in birthday gifts
Chicago March 30 Dr D K Pearson of Hinsdale will celebrate his ninety first birthday April 14 by distributing 800000 to schools and religious bodies. He has given nearly 5 million in recent years, mainly to small colleges, calling gifts debts fulfilled by pledges tied to other sums. Institutions receiving include the American Board of Foreign Missions Berea College Doane College Northland College Highland College McKendree College and other small gifts totaling 45000.
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Chicago
D. K. Pearson
Hinsdale
American Board of Foreign Missions
Berea
Je Kentrck
Doane College
Nebraska
Northland College
Wisconsin
Highland College
Kansas
McKendree College
Illinois
Dr. Pearson
Hospital Matron Files Divorce in Bronx
Mrs. Catherine L. White, matron of Riverside Hospital in the Bronx, obtained yesterday an interlocutory judgment of divorce from her husband. The two, who were married in January at Patrick's Cathedral, have a son.
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Catherine L. White
Riverside Hospital
Bronx
Leesusband
S . White
Patrick's Cathedral
Healthful Open Air Life Carnival at Lakewood
The Lakewood event features run polo and golf activities labeled as a healthful open air life carnival. Theprogram highlights Thea and Laurels at The Pines House setting.
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Lakewood
Thea
Jaera
Laurel-In-T The-Pines
Barnes Urges Coalition In New York Senate Fight
Albany dispatch reports a deadlock over New York State Senate selection as Republicans and insurgents clash with Democratic leaders. Barnes urges Republicans to block coalition with Democrats and back a conservative Democrat for U S Senator while Washington backs Osborne against Murphy.
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New York Times
Albany
William F. Sheehan
Organige
Tammeny Murphy
Sonance
Murph
United States
Murphy
Sheehan
Capitol
John D. Kernan
Utiem
Cohalan
Tgether
William Barnes, Jr
Merritt
New York
Senate
Barnes
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Mercantile National Bank
St. Paul, Minn
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Wright
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America
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Steel Trust
Lehigh Valley Road
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Bryson
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