Tampico Blockade Prospects Shadow Mexican naval moves
The report notes Huerta’s possible blockade of Tampico’s river approaches and the movement of Mexican gunboats Brava and Zeracora toward Tampico. It cites Admiral Badger and Mayo coordinating patrols and shifts, with Antilla expected to reach Tampico by midweek, while ships from Galveston may be examined for contraband.
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Frave
Zaragras
Puerto Mraion
Tamplon
Eralece Pacenia
Gundeat Sacramenta
Wamptooth-muarrow
Admiral Baderr
Brava Mit Zeracora
Tampico
Pamllen
Theema
Sacramento
Antilla
Galveston
Huerta
Tampird
United States
Airminristration
Badger
Mayo
Fecommmand
Tampicos
Siinnesets
Panucoiver
Oaark
Whch
Tamapicn
Maseyan
Grark
Jealousy of Villa Splitting Rebels Engulfs Chihuahua Crisis
Turbulent reports describe General Villa planning to exit Chihuahua for Torreon with a special train as rival factions clash. Secret conferences, shifting loyalties, and rival governors surface as Carranza supporters, Villa loyalists, and Chao appear in Parral and Juarez. Carranza travels from Parral to Saltillo with family as border tensions rise.
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Villa
Chihuahua
Torreon
Etl
Chihua
Hua Chu
Ville
Cortana
Villare
Wlan
Sianwethag
Koa
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Chao
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Ney
Twares
C Kan
Carrae
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Ation
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Duares
Parral
Kimine Nimourt
Garrisn
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Zaragoza
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Arracha
Juarez
Cerrenec
Duaret
Carranza
Saltillo
Balti
el Paso
San Antonin
Saltiiin
Carrinaa
Rebels Fortify Tampico as Carranes Heads North
The Tribune reports General Carranes spent the night with the Madera family at Purrae and continued toward Mauille. Crowds greeted him at stations along the route and in towns where supporters gathered. Officials announce a welcome at the capital and a public address to outline the Orient policy.
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Tyingrape
Tribune
Peace talk hopes fade at falls amid Mexican crisis
Niagara Falls Ontario June 7 The Niagara Falls Citizen reports waning hope for peace talks as delegates debate the US stance on Carranza and Huerta. Washington dispatches flag potential recognition of Carranza, while observers doubt England would back such a move. Analysts warn failure could prolong war, necessitate US intervention.
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Washington
Carranza
Souilio Wate
England
Mit
Wilson
Niagara
Ohio
Huerta
United States
Mexico
Huerta Restoring American Loot and Prisoner Releases
Brazilian minister secures release of prisoners and return of supplies as entanglements with the United States surface. The American Dredging Company gains permission to remove dredging gear from Salvia Cruz and Frontera after an embargo. The Wolvin Lins will keep operating between Mexican and American Gulf ports. Friahie, son of General John Preble, slated to receive livestock, while Dr. J. A. Hedrich faces early trial for alleged medical negligence. The murderers of C. D. Hoadley to face speedy trial and punishment if guilty.
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Pierce
Tribene
Mesiow
Jung
Prandara American Dredging Company
Salvia Cruz
Frontera
Wolvin Lins
Friahie
John Preble
Wederats
J. Ae Hedrich
Bhriich'e
C. D. Hoadley
Ben Franklin Quiz ends race. winners to be announced Sunday
In the office of Haskins & Sells fifty clerks tally progress as nineteen leaders emerge in the Ben Franklin Quiz. Next Sunday a definite announcement is planned with five pictograph answers from the Almanack and a list of leading contestants across New York and New Jersey.
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Haskins & Sells
Certified Public Accountants
Charles H. Montgomery
Hillburn
N. Y
George R. Perrine
Freehold
Officers a Credit Report on Fletcher Awards for Valor
Washington reports Rear Admiral Fletcher commends numerous navy and marine officers for distinguished conduct at Vera Cruz and during the landing. Awards cite eminence and conspicuous bravery by captains, lieutenants, majors, and surgeons for coolness, leadership, and risking under heavy fire in battle and refugee rescue efforts.
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Washington
Fletcher
Vera Cri
Navy Department
Navy
Marine Corps
11St BN
Naval 1 Rcile
Neville
WB MC
Teginant Marines
Consulmnder A. Buchanan
USBN
Int Beaman Regiment
Wait van
Sole
Hhis
Juverior
Hoatawain
John McCloy
WA & N
Vera Cruz
Naval School
Ademiral
Hootewaln Metley
Carranza Voted Mexico’s Likely Leader by Observers
Discussion at Metropolitan Temple featured Henry Clawn praising Wilson’s watchful waiting policy while labeling Carranza “the possible Moses” and predicting he may seize Mexico City with little bloodshed if he vows no pillage. Another speaker urged backing Carranza and Villa, noting Huerta’s likely retreat.
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Wilson
Carranza
Mexico
Henry Clawn
Clewe
John Wesley Hill
Bainbridge Colby
Mexico City
Mr. Clewe
Huerta
Villa
ABC
Heaid
Carranka
Heroes of Vera Cruz Enlisted Men Are Honored
Report by Rear Admiral Fletcher details acts of valor by enlisted sailors at Vera Cruz in April. Sailors from ships including Florida Utah and Arkansas are named for extraordinary courage under heavy fire, with several receiving consideration for medals of honor and commendations.
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Washington
Fletcher
Navy Department
Todas
Vera Crux
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Kennan
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Swain
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Charles T. Nordaele
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Nickerson
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Utah
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Decker
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N.Y
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Pittsburgh
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Florida
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Wth
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Prairie N. Pustrip
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Butler
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Hotel Oriente
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Perry
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Lynn
Mune
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Arguta
Huerta Gunboats May Doom Peace Meets Antilla
Francisco Irquidi, Constitutionalists Consul General in New York, warned that Huerta's gunboats confronting the Antilla off Tampico next Wednesday could doom mediation. He argued a blockade plan would force U.S. action, likening it to a strategic move by Rabasa to derail talks and leave Huerta with limited options amid the advancing Constitutionalists.
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Tampico
Francisco Irquidi
New York
Rabdasa
Niagara Falls
Rebesa
Antilla
Bravo
Zaragoza
Puerto Mexico
Rabaca
Villa
Juan F. Uequidi
Carrane 20
United States
Blockade plan discussed for Antilla and Huerta gunboats
A fragment discusses recognizing a blockade and seizing the custom house similar to Vera Cruz. It suggests Antilla and Huerta gunboats be treated to avoid international trouble, noting US precedence of not boarding a German vessel. The piece implies a deadline by Thursday noon for gub boats to act.
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Antilla
Muerta
United Tates
Vera Cruse
Fred
United States
German envoy visit linked to arms shipments to Vera Cruz
In Mexico City Carl Heynen Brazilian consul and Hamburg American Line freight rep arrives with Commander Korbier of the Dresden and Richard Evershusch German consul at Tampico. They discuss steamship arms landing at Puerto Mexico and Vera Cruz with German Minister Von Hinters. Reinforcements to Cuernavaca under General Luis Hernandez aided garrison against Zapalistas.
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Mexico City
Carl Heynen
Ling
Korbier
Dresden
Richhard Evershusch
Tampico
Ypleungs
Bavoria
Puerto Mexico
Vera Cruz
Koehler
Copal Evershusch
No Food No Law No Coxey Hoboes Meeting Fails
In Manhattan Lyceum the Brotherhood War Fare Association held its Sunday gathering but Coxey and secretary Alexander Law did not attend. The intended program failed, coffee was not brewed, and the crowd left uncheered as the industrial outlook remained bleak.
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Hoboes
Brotherhood Warfare Association
Nobo Organimtion
Manhattan Lyceum
Coxey
Alexander Law
Law
Pittsfield Fire Causes Large Damage Across Blocks
A fire in Pittsfield on June 3 caused extensive damage to the North Burns, North Union, South Beret and Yon blocks. Smelt and water spread through multiple arter ives, with estimated losses reaching 150,000 dollars affecting several properties.
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Pittamatit
Mase
North Burns
North Union
South Beret
Yon
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