Orozco Appeal Stirs Mexico Ire and Govt Consider Sanctions
Mexico City June 26 General Pascual Orozco’s offer to submit to federal authorities draws government deliberation. Officials hint at not granting full immunity to leaders above captain rank while amnesty extends to rank and file. Public fury echoes over his rebels and regional chiefs Zapata and Salento blamed as bands. Elections Sunday likely bring a government majority in Congress and the Senate.
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Salento
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Orozco
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Punithee
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Congress
Senate
Chamber of Teputiles
Rebels Attack at Bachimba Front Near Chihuahua
Turbulent night battle unfolds at Puerta de Pilan near Marcasitas eight miles north of Bachimba as Mexican federal forces press a western flank to cut off rebel retreat toward Chihuahua City. General Huerta replies offering police guard while preserving order and prison security for Chihuahua.
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Mexico
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Chi Hushas
Mrs Gore Robbed Of 125 Dollars At Convention
Mrs Thomas Gore wife of the Oklahoma senator reported to hotel management that she was robbed of 125 dollars in cash and jewelry during the convention here. Senator Gore tried to cash a check to return to Washington as hotel staff assisted them.
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Itimore
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Senator Gore
Washington
Phenda
New York Tribune Convention Editions Reach Baltimore
The New York Tribune announces special Convention Editions sent via Pennsylvania Railroad to points from New York to Washington. The equipped train delivered editions swiftly, with the Baltimore arrival noted and claims of speed compared to other specials.
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Sinking steamer collision kills dredge captain in Maine
In County Me on June 27 the steamer Grand Manan with nearly six hundred excursionists struck a dredge in the St Croix River. The dredge sank and its captain died. The Inderd lay atop the dredge and the overall damage could not be determined. Passengers were evacuated in small boats.
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London Auction Reveals Old Master Drawing Worth Ten Dollars
London June 24 David Petr Dundee an art connoisseur recently bought at a local auction room a picture experts say is a genuine Fockhout product. Until cleaned it was thought a copy. Fockhont was Rembrandt's pupil. Over $127,000 was realized at Sotheby's for ninety two engravings by eighteenth century engravers.
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David Petr Dundee
Fockhont
Rembrandt
Sotheby's
Professors Face Jail At Wesleyan For Tax Delinquency
In Middletown Connecticut on June 26 prominent Wesleyan University professors Louis B. Gillette and Lory A. Howland, with a dozen other male residents, ignored the $2 head tax. Prosecution plans warrants but has not yet arrested them. The faculty had planned vacations but postponed due to the threatened charges.
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Tefbane
Middletown
Conn
Louis B. Gillette
Lory A. Howland
Wesleyan University
Roth
Crain raided scalpers' HQ for season tickets in Baltimore
Robert Crain, Baltimore convention committee chair, raided a Hoffman street scalpers' HQ and took sixteen season tickets and eighteen admissions from the firm of D Hertz Ruby Weller Charlie Cohen and Harry Linden. The incident involved threats and a police intervening seconds later as the dealers claimed they bought tickets from delegates and sergeants at arms.
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Baltimore
Robert Crain
al Reed
Hoffman Street
Crain
D. Hertz
Ruby Weller
New York
Charlie Cohen
Harry Linden
Chicago
Herts
Kid
Hertz
Betts
Cohen
Drowns Saving 4 Caddy After Rescuing Child at Glen Cove Pond
Glen Cove Long Island. James Darby sixteen year old son of Thomas Darby saved a younger boy from drowning at the Glen Cove links this afternoon and then vanished beneath the water. William Youngs nine, a caddy, went in after a golf ball. he got out of depth and cried for help. Darby and James Finnegan swam to assist but the child clutched them and they freed themselves. Darby carried the boy to a log, then sank, possibly cramps. Finnegan brought the rescued boy to shore and searched for Darby but failed. Harry Hedges, the club superintendent, and Dr Samuel McCullough of New York arranged a canoe and recovered the body, but life was extinct.
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Thomas Darby
William Youngs
Darby
James Finnegan
Finnegan
Harry Hedges
Glen Cove Golf Club
Samuel McCullough
New York
A. Ladiow White
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Dewey and Sons Co Adverts for Social Functions
Advertisement from DEWEY & SONS CO at 128 Fulton St N offering claret or Lauterne punch for social functions. Includes contact for orders and delivery notes for events and gatherings.
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Dewey & Sons CO
Colonel Roosevelt vows to stay in race amid press pleas
The Roosevelt camp in Baltimore and Chicago signals he will not withdraw as pressure from Taft supporters and other party factions grows. Controllers and emissaries report attempts to move rivals like La Follette Bryan or Wilson to defeat him, but Roosevelt insists he will persevere in the Progressive movement.
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William Allen White
Bryan Camp
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Stevenson Speech in Honolulu on The Scot Subject
Robert Louis Stevenson scheduled to appear in Sunday Magazine. The text notes a speech delivered in Honolulu in 1893 focusing on The Scot. The piece indicates this will be featured in the next Sunday Magazine of the New York Tribune.
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Honolulu
Stork Brings Triplet Boys in Cahors Home
A Cahors family welcomes three boys born on the same day as the stork visits Mr and Mrs Siana. The doctor confirms two earlier births, with names Turentia and Hughes, and the mother and all three newborns are reported to be doing finely.
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Turentia
Everething
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Turentt
Ogain
Teedy
Tureatt
Lyona
Hughes
Bryan
Gaynor
Charlie Murphy
Mrs Longworth vaults into front row at convention
Mrs Longworth, daughter of the former president, arrived at a convention in Baltimore on June 26 with her husband and friends. After finding a seat, she gracefully vaulted over the backs of chairs to the front row, drawing amusement from onlookers as she settled in.
Parachutist Leaps From Wright Bi-Plane Over Hempstead
Rodman Law, famed parachutist, jumped from a Wright bi plane piloted by Harold Brown of Boston near Hempstead Long Island. With no wind the duo rose to over three thousand feet, Law leaping from the passenger seat and landing within a short distance as Brown recovered. They both returned safely to camp afterward.
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Hempstead
Long Island
Rodman Law
Manhattan
Wright
Harold Brown
Boston
Brown
Law
Murphy Sees New York Play In National Political Game
New York delegates fret over Charles F Murphy fate as he weighs backing Champ Clark. Hearst pressures loom, and talks with Taggart Sullivan Mack and others hint at a broader plan. Murphy seeks to strengthen local control while Deny Gorman and Dix intrigue complicates VP prospects.
Bryan in Control as Unit Rule Dropped at Convention
In Baltimore on June 26 the Bryan faction seized control of the Democratic National Convention by voting 55514 to 495 to adopt a minority report from the rules committee and drop the unit rule. Cheers for Wilson followed, with fistfights during the roll call as Tammany figures contest the proceedings. Bryan rejected chairmanship of the resolutions committee but pressed to place nominations before the platform, signaling a radical shift and potential Nomination for Wilson amid New York and Ohio maneuvering.
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