Madero Issues Ultimatum in Juarez Peace Talks
Francisco I Madero, provisional Mexican president and insurgent leader, demands Diaz step aside and Juarez be handed to the provisional government. He sets a 24 hour armistice deadline and warns of resumed hostilities if no agreement or Diaz resignation. Mexican and El Paso figures participate in the peace bid while terms call for cabinet replacement and Juarez delivery.
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El Paso
Tex
Ciudad Juares
Francisco 1. Madero
Mexico
insurrectos
Diaz
Juarez
Madero
Ding
presideniial
peace commission
Gomez
sDr
Francisco Gomez
Felix Martinez
Lio Esquibel Obregon
Oscar Braniff
Mexico City
Silvestro Terrazas
Chihuahua
J. A. Samaniego
Luis J. Samaniego
Emiliano Enriques
William A. Dave Succeeds Paul Morton as President of Equitable Life
The article reports William A. Dave succeeding Paul Morton as president of Equitable Life. It notes discussions on policy toward Mexico with insurrectionists near Juarez and El Paso. It mentions Garibaldi’s insurrecto force northwest of Juarez and U.S. border troops guarding the area. US forces capture 26,000 rounds of ammunition and thirteen rifles from insurrectos.
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El Paso
Bauche
United States
Diaz Reply Is Unfriendly Taft Will Not Intervene
Washington reports outline of the Mexican government note to President Taft has dampened spirits among officials who expected a fully responsive reply. Taft remains determined not to intervene in Mexico, and will base any rejoinder on further official reports from American officers regarding Agua Prieta. The Diaz note’s claims of a Mexican officer shot from the U S customs porch and a rebel crossing the line to be repaired are denied by eyewitnesses.
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Taft
Washington
Mexico
De la Barra
Agua Prieta
Taft ia
United States
Knox
house of representatives
Mexicea
House to probe federal departments in broad inquiry
The House of Representatives authorized a comprehensive investigation into expenditures and methods across all federal departments. The committee may pursue records as far back as needed. A reapportionment bill to raise House membership from 391 to 433 was reported from committee, echoing prior Crim packer bill terms. A reference to rheumatism and Amberlain a Liniment appears as an unrelated product note.
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Washington
house of representatives
committee of investigation
house
Defends Old Slave's Son in Murder Trial
New York April 21 James W Osborn a lawyer defends Edward Osborne son of a former slave in a murder indictment. Osborn saved by Pete Osborne, his father’s former master’s slave, who pulled him from a creek years ago. Osborne vows self defense, says he acted to separate a street clash over pork chop cooking when a knife was drawn and a man was killed.
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James W. Osborne
Osborne
Edward Osborne
big big
Charlotte
N. C
Lincoln
Pete Osborne
Pete
Osbornes
Carmine and
Bedford streets
tha‘ street
Louis Stiger
var
Beaver hat tale ties Bryan to Burlington showpiece
In Burlington New Jersey on April 21 George W Anthony a Burlington merchant friend of William J Bryan kept a $50 imported beaver hat from a planned Jeffersonian presentation after learning a No 8 would not fit Bryans head. The hat instead went to Anthony s barber Skinner who will wear it when sun returns. The bargain sale for $25 sparked quips about newspapers and fashion plates. Also noted Strawbridge estate to Bryn Mawr and Haverford colleges with the bulk to widow and four sons.
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Burlington, N. J
George W. Anthony
Burlington
William J. Bryan
George Skinner
Burlington county
Bryan
Anthony
Skinner
Paris
Thomas H. Bitch
east
Strawbridge
Philadel
Bryn Mawr
Haverford colleges
Stacco
Justus C. Strawbridge
President urged to grant troops to stop border outrages
In Washington on April 21 Senator Benatar Stone of Missouri urged Congress to empower the president to employ forces to prevent a repetition of the bloody outrage at Douglas Arizona. He argued the need to act even if it risks war with Mexico, while opponents warned such action would declare war. The proposal was referred to the foreign relations committee.
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Washington
congress
Benatar Stone
Missouri
Douglas
Artz
Stone
Mexico
sanste
Bacon
Georgia
Root
New York
Lodge
Massachusetts
foreign ‘relations committee
United States
México
Mr. Stone
Ariz
El Pago
Tex
committee on foreign relations
Day is President of the Equitable
New York April 21 The directors of the Equitable Life Assurance Society elected Judge W Day president after a two hour meeting. only three dissented. A trustees letter urged delaying until mutualization plans are adopted. State Insurance Superintendent Hotchkiss urged no action until mutualization was assured. Day has acted as president since Paul Morton's death earlier this year.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance 80
eiety
Judge W. & Day
Insurance
Hotchkiss
Judge Day
Paul Morton
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