General Orozco Quits as Revolt Collapses
Mexico City June 25 General Pas cual Croaco sent a personal message to President Madero offering unconditional surrender and amnesty for him and his sub chiefs. Madero summoned a ministers' council as a proclamation of amnesty for all who fought under Orozco was reportedly prepared. The report noted possible inclusion of Zapata, while suggesting the government aims for broad peace within days. Ambassador Wilson returned to Mexico City and unconfirmed word spoke of unconditional amnesty for political offenders after the rebellion’s collapse.
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Cubans Fire on Marines at El Cobre and Mayarita
Captain Gulick reports U.S. Marines defend El Cobre with entrenched outposts and nightly gunfire as insurgents harass the area. A bomb damaged nothing near the post while Cueto was destroyed and Entenoz, Calabazas, and Jurauma mines see clashes. casualties and material losses cited.
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Mining Man Barnes Found Dead In Pittsburgh Hotel
John D. Barnes fifty two years old a New York mining proprietor committed suicide by shooting in his room at the Het Hotel Pittsburgh Despondent over finances and troubled by his Mexico mining interests amid rising insurrection A brother was in the lobby when the tragedy occurred and had planned to take Barnes to Worcester for a vacation
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Pay-As-You-Enter Exports Cause European Streetcar Change
In a June report from The Terbune London via Tehnaatiantie Wirelere, European streetcars adopt a pay-as-you-enter system. The Gateshead start marks new cargoing on Bentham route lines. The Long Island Mailroad tolls increase with added services. Mort ThureGay noted for age.
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Tribune Convention Editions Delivered to Baltimore by Rail
The Tribune announced special arrangements to ship its Convention Editions by Pennsylvania Railroad along the New York to Washington route. The train, one of America’s best equipped, completed the New York to Baltimore run swiftly, arriving in Baltimore 30 minutes ahead of other special trains.
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Wire Tappers Foiled by Baltimore Delegate Buckley Tale
Chicago architect BR Buckley traveling to Baltimore as a Democratic convention delegate was duped by two men posing as associates in a New York stroll. A staged betting scheme with Sandford and a Detroit furniture dealer imploded when Buckley’s check risked a $10,000 loss, drawing police attention. Detectives arrested the two Wilsons at Buckley’s hotel, with Henry M Wilson held as a suspicious person. both faced grand larceny charges and were held for examination.
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Hotel Strike Ends After Near unanimous Vote
The hotel and restaurant strike concluded with 2400 workers voting nearly unanimously to return to work. A delegation of eighty strikers from the International Hotel Workers' Union reported favorable canvass results across city hotels and restaurants, prompting the end of the strike. General organizer Joseph presided at the New Amsterdam Opera House meeting.
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Bryan Speech Shapes Democratic Convention Debate
A snapshot captures William Jennings Bryan addressing the Democratic gathering as he opposes nominating Alton B. Parker for temper chairman. The scene centers on Bryan, Parker, and the convention’s contentious lead.
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Dominant Leaders Weigh Presidential Candidate Options
A conference of major leaders including Murphy and Taggs weighed who to back for the Republican nomination. They discussed Clark Wilson or Gaynor with possible Hearst support and the option of Garner. Some reports said Harmon and Underwood were also considered, but no decision was expected tonight.
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Roosevelt and Bryan Seek Third Party Break at Convention
Baltimore dispatch reports Francis J. Heney and Charles K. Crane meeting with William J. Bryan as Roosevelt forces gain traction. Rooseveltians and Bryan supporters aim for a radical platform while Wilson camp signals cautious contact. Outlook reporters Carl Howland and roving correspondent monitor Roosevelt links and Progressive conservative tensions ahead of the convention.
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Gaynor Boom Grows as Convention Opens
Friends of Mayor Gaynor anticipate a presidential nomination boost as delegates arrive and lines up on the temporary chairmanship signal growing support. Gaynor managers predict compromise candidate needs and see Gaynor as the rational Progressive choice amid Bryan and Harmon opposition. Continued on fourth page, fourth column.
How Bryan Lost In Opening Fight
A report on the opening fight where Bryan lost. The article notes one California vote for Kern three Massachusetts delegates for O Gorman and one Indiana delegate who did not vote, illustrating a fragmented early voting outcome.
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Housework Dad Off Disorder Charge In Chicago
Isaac Donelson aged 35 weighing 200 pounds admitted his occupation as housework when arraigned before Municipal Judge Calverly on a disorderly charge. He claimed his wife, an expert milliner, earns more and he stays home to do the housework. Mrs. Danielson testified she sent him to buy bread with 50 cents and he bought drinks instead. The court asked if he should be kept or sent away. she chose to discharge him.
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Rochester Flyers Set New World Air Record
June Fred G Tels broke the world record for sustained hydro-aeroplane flight by flying seventy three miles in one hour and twenty one minutes over Irondegutt Bay at an average speed of about forty four miles. His rival Eelis’s Might failed when gasoline ran out, causing a crash into a haystack. The previous sustainer record was forty six miles.
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Bryan Out Of Presidency Race In Democratic Convention
Baltimore June 25 William Jennings Bryan will not be the Democratic presidential candidate this year. Charles Murphy leads a majority in the convention with Champ Clark delegates split between Murphy and Parker. The session adjourned after Parker speech amid disorder, with Bryan seen as losing influence to Wilson.
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