Durango Falls to Rebels as Communications Fail
News from Mexico City reports the rebel seizure of Durango, first state capital captured, with Gen. Moya en route to establish Durango as base. Wires to Acapulco cut. rail lines damaged. Mazatlan battle ongoing and Topolobampo port captured rumors emerge from the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moya
Durango
Coahuila
Zacatecas
Aguas Calientes
Mexico City
Acapulco
Zonie
Chietla
Puebla
Matamoras
Atencinga
War Department
Mazatlan
Tabasco
Vera Cruz
Campeachy
Quintana Roo
Cuernavaca
Pouglas
Arizona
Topolobampo
Sinaloa
Mexico
Fuerte
San Blas
Insurrectos
Nogales
Madero Considers Extending Armistice Zone in Coahuila
Reports from El Paso say arrivals from the Madero camp cite insurrecto activity in Coahuila near Monterey. Citizens urge extending the armistice zone to that region while Gen. Madero seeks a formal briefing on their force strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Madero
Coahuila
Monterey
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Gomez Palacio
Colonias
King Alfonso Ill With Tuberculosis Report Says Paris Paper
A Paris paper reports King Alfonso of Spain is gravely ill with tuberculosis. It notes urgent treatment and a plan for him to spend next winter in Switzerland. The king has had prior nasal issues and frequent medical procedures through Dr Mouré of Bordeaux, including adenoid removal in 1907 and a polypus operation last month. He turns 25 this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alfonso
Switzerland
Mouré
Bordeaux
Anglo-American peace plan framed for arbitration pact
The Daily Telegraph reports a forthcoming five year arbitration treaty between major powers. It would avoid excluding vital interests, require a special dispute agreement, and outline arbitral powers and tribunal timing. The United States would act via the President with Senate consent. Britain may seek dominion concurrence on vital matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Telegraph Claims Authority
Daily Telegraph
Hague Court
United States
Senate
Boy burned to death at city bonfire tragedy
A 10 year old boy Peter Phaetan who had been ill and recently allowed outside, was killed when a bonfire exploded near 419 Fast 14th Street. Fire spread as paint cans in the flames exploded and a neighbor helped extinguish the blaze before he died at St. Francis's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast 14Th Street
Peter Phaetan
St. Francis’s Hospital
Arthur
Gerald Kropp
Peter
May Sehngrue
William Teasdale
Teasdale
Old Fisherman Thomas Collins Found Drowned Near Rodmans Neck
The body of Thomas Collins known as City Island’s oldest fisherman was found in oyster beds near Rodman’s Neck after his rowboat overturned off Carroll Street. He left three sons none living at home, and crowds of local fishermen aided in the search and retrieval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Collins
City Island
Rodman's Neck
Collins
Carroll Street
Frank
Stephen
John Fordham
John Price
Harry Glazier
Carroll Reet
Chain Threat Aimed At West Shore Limited Train
A steel chain block was found stretched across the eastbound tracks at Fort Plain New York about 2 PM. The West Shore limited, due at 2:30 PM, passed on time after a new time card had moved it to the middle tracks, preventing a potential wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Plain
N. Y
West Shore Limited
Shipping News Arrivals For Trinidad And Port Antonio
Latest shipping notices show SS appename arriving in Trinidad on April 25 and SS Joseph di Giorgio docking at Port Antonio on April 24. Authorities note routine port calls and cargo handling proceeding without incident.
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Appename
Trinidad
Joseph di Giorgio
Port Antonio
How to Be Sure of Receiving The Times
Note on timely delivery of The New York Times for readers outside New York City. Due to high circulation and limited facilities, dealers may not return unsold copies. Place orders with your newsdealer or call 1000 Bryant to ensure a copy. Editions cost 75 cents per copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
New York Times
City of
New York
Morgan Pays 42800 for Book at Hoe Sale
Caxton printed account notes ten manuscripts sold for 123000 dollars. Arthur Hoe paid 33000 dollars for a 15th century Pembroke Hours known as Horne. The event highlights high value medieval manuscript sales and notable bidders in the auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
Robert Hoe
Arthur
Thomas Malory
William.Caxton
Westminster
Francis Bernard
James II
Great Britain
Bernard
Earl of Jersey
Sotheby's
London
Bernard Quaritch
Abby E. Pope
Brooklyn
Norton Quincy Pope
Hoe
Morgan
Huntington
Darthur
Englysshe
Thabbey Westmestre
Juli
Caxton
Malory
Edward the
Thomas Mallore
Jesu
Jesus
Lord Tennyson
William Morris
Guinevere
A. C. Swinburne
Tristram of
Lyoness
Matthew Arnold
Tristram
Sidney Lee
Horne
Arthur Hoe
W. Rosenbach
Philadelphia
Sale prices for rare books and manuscripts
Auction total for six days reaches 214 567 dollars with 748 254 dollars overall. Gutenberg Bible and Caxton works listed alongside Morte D Arthur Helyas Knight of the Swanne Boke of St Albans Pembroke Hours and Anne de Beaujen Missales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutenberg
Caxton
Arthur
Aes “ Helyas
St. Albans
Pembroke
Anne de Beaujen
New Fashions at Longchamps Race Track
At Longchamps in France, spectators display striking new outfits observed by photographers. The outfits are highlighted in the Pictorial Section ahead of Next Sunday's Times edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
No Offense Found in Jacobs Family on Ellis Island
Mrs. Kate Jacobs and daughter Bessie were detained aboard the Americans in New York and then taken to Ellis Island for inquiry by customs officers. Jacobs, questioned at the Custom House, defended his past as a gem dealer while denying wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Jacobs
Bessie
New York
Ellis Island
David R. Jacobs
East Eighteenth Street
Custom House
Henry
Jacobs
Ethel
American Line
Joseph
Harris
Rotinsky
England
Jacob
Rebecca
Dinah
Diana
Lord Chesterfield
London
Paris
Antwerp
United States
Shields
Minneapolis
Forty-second Street
Providence
Joes
William Williams
Bi partisan NYC police commission proposed in Albany
Albany May 1 A bill introduced by Assemblyman Cuvillier would create a bi partisan four member police commission for New York City with salaries of 5600 dollars each. The board could appoint a Chief of Police with twenty years on the force and would oversee management and discipline with commissioner approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
New York City
Cuvillier
Prisoners of the Snow Rescue at Pike's Peak
Three caretakers at the Summit House on Pike's Peak were buried under heavy snow for several hours after yesterday's storm. A relief party rescued them today. they faced no hardships thanks to fuel and provisions, though they had to burrow air holes from the windows.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Summit House
Pike's Peak
Bondholders seek exchange block of state bonds
The English Bondholders Council urged the New York Stock Exchange to oppose listing Mississippi and North Carolina bonds. It repeats a warning given to British investors in June 1910 about these states' financial obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Council of Foreign Bondholders
New York Stock Exchange
Mississippi
North Carolina
Japanese Antarctic Steamer Kinan Maru Reaches Sydney
The Kinan Maru with sixty aboard arrived in Sydney after forced return from Coulman Island due to icepacks. Ten Eskimo dogs died from cold during the expedition, which started March 14 and faced heavy ice conditions. Prince Henry of Prussia inspected the Deutschland before its voyage, with Commander Filchner joining later in southern waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Coulman Island
Hamburg
Deutschland
Prince Henry of Prussia
Filchner
Geographical Society
Stabbing murder during row over a girl in Brooklyn
Walter Obolsky 22 of 22 Evans Street Brooklyn died on the operating table at Cumberland Street Hospital from a abdomen stab wound. Wackaw Malaski 23 of 133 Gold Street was jailed at Fulton Street Police Station for the stabbing. Malaski resisted arrest and was taken to the station wrapped in a blanket. Neighbors say Obolsky and Malaski argued over a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Obolsky
Evans Street
Brooklyn
Cumberland Street
Wackaw Malaski
Gold Street
Fulton Street
Malaski
Hammelberg
Hudson = s Avenue
Obolsky
Hetty Green Overlooks Rent on Downtown St. Louis Building
In St. Louis on May 1, Mrs. Hetty Green is absent from collecting $200 monthly rent for six months on a downtown four story building she owns. Tenants have paid nothing since October as no authorized collector has appeared. Patrolman Weaver investigated a sidewalk depression at 324 North Third Street and learned the building is owned by Green with no known agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
Hetty Green
Weaver
North Third Street
Locust
Albert Tolstrup
Oe Green
New York
Tolstrup
Man in Express Box Flees to Fort Worth Escape
A man using the name Banks A Myers was shipped from Lawrence Kansas in a nailed wooden box weighing over 300 pounds and reached Fort Worth Texas before being discovered by American Express officials. He was overheated and exhausted and is being held while investigators probe if he and John Trask are the same person who hired the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Lawrence
Kan
Banks A. Myers
Fort Worth
Texas
American Express Company
Myers
Express Company
John Trask
American Express Office
O. D
Galveston
Ressman
Trask
Moet & Chandon Imperial Crown Brut Ad Motto
The ad touts Moet et Chandon Imperial Crown Brut and White Seal Very Dry as premier Champagnes, claiming superior quality and unsurpassed taste for display in top clubs, hotels, restaurants and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adr
Hyde Indicted for Accepting $13 800 Bribe
City Chamberlain Charles H. Hyde, who handles about $500 million yearly, was indicted by the Grand Jury on charges he accepted a bribe linked to a Carnegie Trust loan. Evidence includes four checks totaling 13 800 bearing Hyde’s indorsements. Hyde to be arraigned in the Supreme Court and released on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Hyde
Hyde
Carnegie Trust Company
Joseph G. Robin
Northern Bank
Robin
Northern
Crimeinal
Supreme Court
Vernon M. Davis
Samuel Untermyer
Justice Davis
David Freed
Mr. Untermyer
Mr. Hyde
District
Whitman
William J. Cums Mins
Joseph B. Reichmann
Chamberlain Hyde
State Banking Department
Carenegie Trust
Grand Jury
William J. Cummins
City Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Florida
Legislative
National City Bank
John W. Smith
Mr. Smith
Kno
State Bank
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Per
Torreon
Chihuahua
Tampico
José Beltram
Department of War
Tehuacan
Fuebla
Tlacotepec
Cohtingon
Britain
Hodgson
Greene
George D. Smith
Dodd & Livingston
Miss Greene
Xloe
Smith
Mr.Morgan
C'auxton
Andersonompany
Karl Spencer
John Ryland
Manchester
Century “Horne
Pembroke Hours
Paweee
Rae Ies
Longchamps
Ohio Assembly
Burns
Harmon
Quiry
Columbus
Ohio
George B. Nye
State House
General Assembly
Harrison
William J. Burns
Ben
House
Nichols
Hogan
Turner
Gov. Harmon
Case
Vining
Nye
Edwards Tax Commission
Semet
Isaac E. Huffman
Butler County
Cetone
Montgomery County
L. R. Andrews
Lawrence County
Rodney Diegle
Howard Hanley
Atlee Pomerene
Speaker Vining
F. A
Berry
T House
City Police Board
Prisoners OF the
Pike’s Peak
Antarctic
Kansas
Negie Trust Company
retary—Hyde
Carnegie Trust
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