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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
7
A chaotic confession sequence unfolds as Carmine Piombino and co defendants confess to killing a boy named Miale. Investigators seize weapons and arrest Leone and others while coroner Holtzhauser questions motives and death details. Diaz leaves Mexico amid farewell messages and guard details.
A woman commits suicide by hanging after planning to vacate her home at 46 East 32d Street amid turmoil linked to General Huerta. Her husband, newly found work, returns to find her body as neighbors recall the upheaval in the country and personal losses during the crisis.
The Rev Warren C Hubbard longtime rector and prominent Mason died aged sixty four in Brooklyn after serving St Matthew's Episcopal Church McDonough and once rector of Trinity Rochester. His funeral and life of service were recalled as he was lauded for faith and duty.
In Juarez Mexico May Sir Madero urges federal soldiers to back the new government. He calls on troops to bury prejudices and shows his clemency by freeing prisoners from Juarez battle. He promises a loyal, volunteer army and an end to despotic harassment.
Telegram from Adolfo Reyes in Mexico City says General Reyes will return to Mexico within a few days in sympathy with democratic principles. Reports from Chihuahua describe rebel activity, troop movements, and a tense stand as federal authorities defer official government changes.
Four Mexican states installed new provisional governors named by Madera amid public celebrations and troop stability. Haniel De Villiers, charged with conspiracy to kill Madero, was released on bail in El Paso and will have a hearing tomorrow. Madero attends a public reception in El Paso, with festivities planned ahead of his Friday departure for Mexico City and the inauguration.
Samuel S. Mogart, vice-president of United Wireless Telegraph Company, paid a £460 fine to Judge Martin for misuse of the mails. Other officials face potential appeals while some prisoners await terms, including Fraters Nutflter, Avasta two years. Wilson, Parker, and Yompking. Trial cost was $800, noted Henry A. Wise. The court allowed the government to collect the full amount from any defendant whose property can satisfy the judgment.
Mexico City May 30 The spring session ends with the appointment of a permanent commission to represent Congress in recess and a September 15 start for the next session The land bill the electoral law and the presidential election provision move through committees amid resignations of key officials including the State of Mexico and federal district governors General Reyes sails toward Vera Cruz amid expectations he will join Madero The open letter from Rodolfo Reyes alleges a plot to discredit him and warns of political intrigue while denouncing the source of the accusation.
Ten persons died and more than thirty wounded in a Madero demonstration at Tampico on Sunday. Six hundred Maderistas and four hundred residents clashed, attacking the jail as federals fired. A federal sergeant and nine manifestants were killed before Uemop dispersed. A gunboat with four hundred federals arrived to quiet the mob.
Capa San Antonio Cuba May 31 F C Benedicta chartered yacht the Virginia remains fast aground on a reef near Jutias Cay. A Kingston Jamaica wrecking tug is expected Friday morning after a Key West start. No weather or leak signs alter Benedict's party view. The Forward revenue cutter has been ordered from Key West to assist, due to reach around noon tomorrow.
Borough President McAneny returns from Lake George with a near complete subway report draft for the Board of Estimate. He signals no change in conclusions, supports accepting the Brooklyn Rapids Transit plan, and notes possible minor mediations. A conference with the Public Service Commission and committee is planned to align the report with all commissioners.
Pension Commissioner declares Mrs Bliss’s claim of Civil War service with Company G, Mississippi Infantry is untrue after investigation. The report centers on her assertion of service while dressed as a man, with Sheridan Wyoming and Augusta County Virginia listed among claimed locales and no government benefit expected from those claims.
An applicator for warning of arrest was denied by Justice Clegeri against Philip A Warner, a wealthy engineer of the Holland House. The suit, brought by Florence Fider for her daughter, alleged Warner had promised to marry the colored woman, and the decision was delivered yesterday.
Washington May 41 Attorney General Wickersham told a House committee that more criminal prosecutions under the Sherman anti trust law are likely. He noted Supreme Court rulings and the need to interpret the law before pressing cases and outlined settlements in sugar frauds and other actions while admitting past reluctance by juries and judges to convict under anti trust statutes. He disclosed private fees from Strong Cadwalader and U S Steel work and defended the sugar refining settlement as a reasonable outcome amid civil actions.
The record covers a government restitution dispute over sugar penalties and a $2,008,000 settlement, with statements by Mr. Wickersham and references to fraudulent weights. It also notes the death of Lawrence Wells, president of Manhattan Storage and Warehouse, at his home on West 9th Street, leaving a wife, two daughters, and a son, plus various Burlington and Northern Pacific bond issues and rail finance details.
Hon. John N. Carlisle reports to the Governor on New York City rapid transit summarizing congestion causes and praising the subway system. He notes growth, skyscraper development, suburban spread, and home buying drive demand, with trains running near capacity yet improving safety and operation.
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