Mexican politics reel as Madero backs new cabinet
Amid peace talks in Northern Mexico and reports of Cientifico opposition, Sefior Madero powers a new cabinet lineup with Ernesto Madero set for Finance and Francisco Vasquez Gomez for Public Instruction. Diarists note possible shifts if Tagle declines Justice, while preparations for a provisional government advance as the president moves toward Mexico City.
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Geter Madero
Sefior de 3A
Francisco Vasquez Gomez
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Seflor Vasquez Tagie
Mexico City
Rafael Hernandes
Prancers
T. Madera, Jr
Petce
Sear Pine Suarez
Yucatan
Sefor Tagle
Sefior Suarez
Lestor Madero
Jes
Manuel
Forum Relations
de la Barra
Bartolome Carbajal
Gomez
Franciseo Vasquez Gomez
San Antonio
Tex
Emilio
Diaz
Madero
Sefior Madero
Laredo
Texas
PREMIERS TO PLAN IMPERIAL DEFENCE AT CONFERENCE
London reports the Imperial Conference opening with a focus on foreign relations and imperial defence. The aim is a unified system with automatic control yet empirewide guidance, emphasizing consultation and officer exchanges.
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Cane
London
Lawyer Bouvier Hurt In Court After Nail Accident
In a Supreme Court accident case lawyer J Vernon Bouvier Jr welfare clashed with opposing counsel over questions. He felt a nail break and blundered, declaring I have just had an accident. The judge smiled as the chair was damaged and the defense bill may cover the trouser damage.
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J. Vernon Bouvier, Jr
Supreme Court
Sen Ts
Bouvier
Free Speech in Mexico Suffragettes Rally Rebels
In Fuares May 22 three Mexican suffragettes urged Juarez crowds and remaining soldiers to desert the Madero cause. They claimed Madero did not represent the people and praised Ricardo Magon for a socialistic utopia. Madero permitted the protests, asserting freedom of speech now prevails in Mexico.
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Madero
Fuares
Mexico
Lower
California
Juarez
Ricardo Magon
Du Pont Gives 500000 to MIT Where He Studied
Boston May 22 a gift of 500000 to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology by T Coleman du Pont of Delaware was announced today No details were given The gift follows the Governor's veto of a bill approving 100000 a year for ten years to the institute Thomas Coleman du Pont is a powder magnate and longtime Republican official He was educated at Urbana University Chauncey Hall Boston and MIT and sits on MIT's corporation
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
T Coleman du Pont
Delaware
Thomas Coleman Dt Pont
Oan Pone de Nemours Powder Company
Republican National Committee
Republican State Committee of
Mr. du Pont
Urbana University
Ohio
Chauncey Hall School
Massachusetts Insticate of Technlogy
Long Dead Returns Finds Heirs Share Of Estate
Joseph Mt J Malone, long presumed dead in California, returned to Troy New York and learned that his parents had left a large estate divided among heirs after his disappearance. Malone had pursued legal counsel to recover his share of the estate, which was substantial, and for years efforts to locate him had failed.
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California
Joseph Mt. J. Malone
Malone
Troy
Henry Duveen Arrives to Enter Guilty Plea in Customs Case
Henry J Duveen, head of Taiveen Brothers art dealers, appeared in United States Circuit Court to plead to a conspiracy charge alleging evasion of customs duties through undervaluing art imports. Prosecutor Wise pushed for prison time, noting evidence of his control in the frauds. Duveen had fled to England for years, returning last week with certificates of feeble health.
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Henry J. Duveen
Taiveen Brothers
London
Paria
New York
United States
Ctrcuit
Henry A. Wise
Dunveen
England
Lgarn
Christopher ©. Wilson
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Henry J
Benjamin
Daveer Daveen
Judee Martin
John B Stanchfield
Stanchfield
Wise
Butt
Mr. Wise
Aefendant
Duvcan Brothers Hiad
Lusitania
Duveen Brothers
Fifth Avenue
Ben Duveen
Dewey & Bons Co
Fulton Bey
Aavtheen
Stories by Stringer and Burke in The Tribune Sunday Magazine
The Next Sunday Magazine of The New York Tribune presents works by Arthur Stringer Mrs. Jacques Futrelle and Francis Burke plus Kate Masterson and Ellen MacKubin. The feature showcases fiction by noted authors and selections likely spanning short stories and essays in a period style.
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Arthur Stringer
Jacques’ Futrelle Chas
Francis Burke
Kate Masterson
Ellen MacKubin
New York Tribune
Lorimer's Downfall Nears Senate Action in Probe
Washington May 2 The Lorimer case dominated Senate floor as proposals debated reopening the Privileges and Elections inquiry. Senator La Follette pressed for broader committee powers while Dillingham urged a standard path, with party lines on support and opposition shaping the likely outcome.
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Elections Committee
la Follette Partisans
Washington
Lorimer Waa
Wis
Canes
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Dillingham
Democratic Steering Committee
la Follette
Wisconsin
Culberson
Lorimer
Terlinale Senate
Committee On Privexes
Illinois State Senate
Etai
Hig Sien
Arm Corpora
Sien Ne
Grant Heresy Case At Atlantic City Trial With Dr Grant
The lengthy telegraph report describes ongoing sessions at two assemblies in Atlantic City over Dr W D Grant charged with heresy. Witnesses discuss his controversial writings denying a personal devil and his approach to biblical interpretation using historical methods. The proceedings reveal defenses and critics, with emphasis on Presbyterian doctrinal lines and the trial’s significance.
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Atlantic
Atlantic City
John F. Carson
Music
Grant
Presbytery
Northumberland
D. Grant
Ananias
Sapphirs
Desis
Jesus
No Relief Here Yet New England May Seek Cooler Hours
New England faces only modest cooling Tuesday while other regions endure a nationwide heat wave. Weather Bureau notes little relief for the country. Albany hits 96 while Yuma tops at 102. Showers ease conditions around lake regions and eastern Gulf states.
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New England
Washingon
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Albany
Ashington
Yuma
Ariz
Thei
United States
Lake
Gulf States
Heat Wave Linked to Halley's Comet Theory
Professor F. P Whitman of Western Reserve University proposes Halley's comet’s fiery tail tail near Earth fuels the current heat wave across the country. He offered the idea in a brief statement but did not fully explain how the tail broke away or how it causes the warming.
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the Tribune Cleveland
F. P Whitman
Western Reserve University
Halley
Whitman
May Steal an Umbrella
Chicago May 22 A judge rules a person may steal an umbrella when it rains if penniless. In Harrison street municipal court Leslie Jearney of Los Angeles arraigned on larceny after arrest in a downtown department store. The judge warned him not to do it again.
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Chicago
Judge Heap
Harrison Street
Leslie Jearney
Los Angeles
Dies at Ball Game With Cramping Heart Disease
Pierdon, sixty one, president of the Star Gold and Silver Plating Co. of 125 Fulton St., living at 100 St. Nicholas Ave., died yesterday afternoon at American League Park. He collapsed while waiting for the Giants vs. Pittsburg game, was assisted by nearby spectators, and died instantly per Dr. Jacobs. His body was moved to the West 1st Street station then to his home. Mrs Pierdon says cramps earlier in the day prompted his attendance to obtain fresh air. Survived by a wife and three sons.
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Pierdon
Star Gold and Silver Plating Company
Fulton Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
American League Park
Giants
Pittsburg
Washington Heights
Jacobs
West 1 Street
Plerdon
Alleged dynamiter arrested in Los Angeles hall of records plot
May 2 Los Angeles charged with being one of three men who planted dynamite under the new Hall of Records September with intent to destroy it Connors was arrested tonight Other arrests expected The Hall of Records was built by non union It is not charged that the McNamaras or McManigal tied to the Times building bombing had any involvement.
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Grant
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Jesus
Northumberland Press
Groot
Beter
Sunbury Daily
Los Angeles
Hall of Records
Connors
McNamaras
Yetie McManigal
Los Angeles Times
Waylay and Shoot Rich Man Near Henderson Quarry
Norristown plan May 22 Wealthy William H Yerkes was shot on the road to Henderson quarries by two men believed Italian after money. Police say the robbers sought 1400 he carried to pay quarry workers. bag taken reportedly $600. Wounded Yerkes, who often traveled with guards, faced the attack.
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Norristown
Penn
William H. Vorkes
Henderson Station
Yerkes
Quan
Cohalan confirmed by vote of 28 to 9 for Supreme Court seat
Albany May 22 By a 28 to 9 Senate vote Daniel Cohalan is confirmed as a justice of the New York Supreme Court to replace James A. O Gorman. The session highlighted tensions with Tammany and highlighted cross party support including Roosevelt Stillwell Griffin Bayne Black and two Republican Argetsinger and Ormrod.
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Teregrna
the Tetons
Albany
Senate
Daniel Cohalan
Supreme Court
James A. O'Gorman
Roosevelt
Cohalan
William F. Sheehan
Stillwell
Grifin
Bayne
Black
Bronx
Duhamel
Independence Leaguer
Areetsinger
Ormrod
Monroe County
Thoroud
Tammany
Frawley
Grady
Brackett
Co‘halan
Griffin
Pierces
Ross” Murphy
Finance Committee
Burd
Stillwell Bronx
Stillewell
Lawyers’ Association
Committee of the Bar Association
Tammany High. v. Commission
Brooklyn Ripper
Board of Advisory Canal Engineers
Court of Claims
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Geflor Madero
Minister de la Barra
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Pistro City
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Pachuca
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Insur
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Sapphira
Union Seminary
Prof. Whitman
Los Angeles Hall
Waylay
Rich Man
New Justice
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Collins
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Cobhlan
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Gotteall
Argete Singer
Tammany Men
Wasner
Eantor Stillwell
Assembly
Roosevelt Gay
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