Clash Deepens Between Villa and Carranza in Torreon
The Teibiin from El Paso reports rising friction within the Mexican revolution as Villa accuses Carranza of overstepping authority. Natera is appointed central division commander, seen by Villa as a slight. Carranza, diplomat and head of the Constitutionalists, travels to Torreon with his Cabinet for a provisional government push, signaling a tense meeting ahead.
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Seraph
el Paso
Tex
Villa
Carransa
Carranza
Ming
United States
Mexane Vile
Chihuahua
de la Barre
Calzado
Carranss Carranga
Natera
Rebela
Vila
Ville
Fie
the Tribune
Durango
Mexico
Venustiano Carrasza
Hhe
Torreon
Carmen
Torsha Todey
Atle
Crespi Sale in Paris Realizes Eighty Thousand Plus
In Paris the Crespi Collection sale on June 4 realized about $80,009. The top lot was the Vision de Sainte Anne by Tiepolo, selling for $14. Overall prices matched pre-sale estimates, with many pictures failing to sell as buyers shifted away from German works.
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Pate
Crespi
Tiepolo
Mac Exans
Germany
Morning News Briefs and World Updates
Scattered items cover current events and political notes with brief mentions of international affairs, domestic issues, and miscellaneous notices. Topics include elections, diplomatic moves, economic signals, and public notices with various names and places referenced in concise snippets.
Huerta Releases Ridley and Freeing Four Americans
Mexico City June 4 reports Charles A. Stid Jey released from prison by order of President Huerta at the Brazilian minister's request. He heads to Vera Cruz tomorrow and plans to return to Los Angeles. Four Americans remain imprisoned on political charges: Max him, George Duval, Gregorio Alvarad, and the Filipino from the USS Florida, plus A. White at Iribázaba.
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Mexico City
Charles A. Stid
Jey
Huerta
Los Angeles
Max Him
George Duval
Gregorio Alvarad
United States
Florida
Damex A. White
Irizaba
Odds Favor Americans in Polo and Yachting Contests
Wall Street bets favored the American polo team and the American yacht squad for the America’s Cup defense. Bets ranged from 1 to 700 on Lehuin’s commission and 50 to 100 against the British for various matches. Players and financiers observed heavy wagering, with Bank of England notes reportedly in sight amid the wagering atmosphere.
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Wall Street
SCC
Fred Lehuin
Hritisners
Bank of England
Northland Ashore on Bartletts Reef Near New London
The stern steamer Northland bound from New York to Portland is ashore on Bartletts Reef in the Sound six miles southwest of New London. Wrecking tug Tasco departed to aid the vessel after a wireless request for help. The Northland, capable of about nineteen knots, was likely slowed by heavy weather and near Bartletts Reef Lightship visibility was good with little fog. Communication with the stranded ship has been intermittent and authorities fear more serious damage than first thought.
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New London
Conn
Northland
The
Steamship Corporation
New York
Portland
Bartlett's Reef
Little Gull Island
Here
Tasco
Se'elock
Bartletts Reef
Tasen
Carnegie Gifts 2 Million to Carnegie Institute and Schools
Pittsburgh June 4 Andrew Carnegie added 2 000 000 to the gifts he has already given to support and enlarge institutions in Pittsburgh The announcement came at a special meeting of the board of trustees of the Carnegie Institute Colonel Samuel Hardin Church president of the board stated that the total gifts now reach 24 000 000 equally divided between the institute and the schools of technology.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew Carnegie
Pitsburgh
The
Carnegie Institute
Samuel Hardin Church
Carnegie
Institute
Schools of Technology
Foraker’s Son Marries Mina Stone in Washington
Arthur St. Clair Foraker, 22, son of former Ohio Senator Foraker, wed Mina Stone of Washington. The couple traveled from their home to the courthouse and then to the Emmanuel Episcopal Church parsonage where Rev. W. T. Way officiated.
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Baltimore
Arthur St. Clair Foraker
Foraker
Ohio
Washington
Mina
Stone
W. T. Way
Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal Church
Suffragette Holds Court At Buckingham Palace In Defiant Plea
A suffragette in regal attire interrupted a royal drawing room audience to implore King George VI not to use force. She knelt before the throne, delivered a trembling plea, and was escorted away as guards restored order. Spectators gasped as the scene unfolded amid the court procession.
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Tne Teyhane
Henden
London
King George
Queen Mary
Buckingham
Cirele
Beeve
England
Aristoc Crash Fireaats
Dheononuim
Lord Sandhurst
George
Ately
Mary
Worman
Wera Champerlain
Colume
Roosevelt to Run for Governor as Progressive Ticket Leader
An advisory committee of New York Progressives voted to push Theodore Roosevelt as the head of a straight Progressive ticket for governor this fall. Petitions to place his name on primary ballots circulate in western New York, with signatures aimed at pressuring the Colonel to yield. Leaders insist the party run under its own banner, even if Roosevelt refuses.
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Roosevelt
State Organization
Spain
Frederick M. Davenport
Oneida
Horace. Wilkinson
Onondaga
Hainbridge Colby
New York
George W. Perkins
Teddy
Walter A. Johnson
Westchester
Charles §. Aronstam
Kings
Hugh Abbott
St. Lawrence
Earle
Warner
Ontario
C. B. Phillips
Rockland
Arthur N. Gibb
Tompkins
Beveridge C. Dunlop
Brooklyn
Whitman
New Thought Divorce Case Involves Sears and Langdon Fight
Dramatic testimony marks the New Thought divorce suit brought by Julia Seton Sears against Dr. Jank W. Sears. Miss Langdon defends her conduct, while witnesses accuse her of aiding Mrs. Sears. The trial includes sharp exchanges, denials, and accusations of jealousy as the case moves toward possible briefs and a ruling.
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Justice Glegerich
Yea Verday
New Thought
Julia Seton Sears
Jank W. Sears
Bernard F. Flinshnick
Jittorney
Pauline Langdon
Miss Langdon Dare
Mr. Hiscox
Mellen Made No Sacrifice Says Ledyard At Hearing
Washington dispatch reports Lewis Ledyard testifying that Charles Mellen did not sacrifice for J. P. Morgan in the Grand Trunk negotiations. Ledyard said Morgan knew little of the talks. Mellen worried Morgan less. Ledyard described Mellen’s control over New Haven directors and his self‑written letter asserting sole responsibility for Grand Trunk dealings.
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Triue Mureau
Washington
Charles Jon
New Haven Railroad
J. P. Morgan
Grand Trunk
Lewis Cas@ Ledyard
New York
New Haven
Morgan
Metlen
Yard
Mellen
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Ledyard
Ledyard
Richard Olney
Davison
Newse
Rhode Island
Southern New England Railroad
Federal Grand Jury
Mr. Hayes
Mr. Chamberlain
Mr. Smithers
Grand ‘Trank
New London Northern
New England Road
Mr. Mellen
Messrs. Chamberlain
Smithers
Monswer
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Gull Island
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Johnsen
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Asson
Oscar Olsen
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Sears
Miss Langdon
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Cup Defence
Resolute
Vanitie
Aleck Johnson
William Dennis
St John Swanson
Phil Dennis
Swanson
Olsen
Johnson
Hans “Ohnson
John J. Timmins
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Timmins
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