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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1911

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Diaz Promises To Resign Amid Mexican Crisis

Un Official dispatches from Mexico City report President Diaz will resign once peace returns. Insurgents led by Francisco Madero threaten to march on Mexico City, risking a political shift as Ramon Corral stands as constitutional president while concerns over Corral’s viability and insurgent demands cloud the path to settlement.

Diaz Mexico Senor Francisco Madero Mexico City Ramon Corral Corral

On to Mexico City Insurrectos March for Capital

Madero's insurrecto army to march on Mexico City to seize the capital. He rejects reopening peace talks and considers neutral railway transport for arms while warning Juarez detour avoids international conflict. He praises Orozco and promises a wide campaign toward victory.

Madero El Paso Tex Juarez Mexico City Francisco I. Madero Mexico Ladero United States Pasqual Orozco republic ther

Democrats Split on Wool Revision Probe of Trust

Congress faces a busy week with tariff and wool schedule debates. Representative Underwood expects a wool bill after free passage, while Democrats push for a possible investigation into the American Woolen Company, though it should not affect Ways and Means plans. Senate to tackle Canadian reciprocity hearings and Lorimer reinvestigation as part of a broad agenda including statehood for Arizona and New Mexico and multiple departmental probes.

Congress Washington ways and means committee Representative Underwood ways and means house American Woolen company Francis Ohio senate committee on finance senate Frye Lorimer LaFollette Arizona New Mexico United States Steel corporation sugar

Governor Mann Sees Heaven Identity In Souls

Richmond May statement from Governor William Hodges Mann argues that souls retain identity after death and will recognize the savior and relatives in heaven, with enhanced capacities in the higher life according to his reading of the Bible. Lightning frightens woman to death at Monticello. Nash storms and a nervous widow dies. Jeweler offers free marriage certificates with wedding ring purchase in Wilmington, reflecting Gretna Green reputation.

Visgintla Richmond Govenor William Hodges Mann the Puble heaven earth Monticello N.Y Wilmot Moulbhron Kenoza Lake here Wilmington Del

Back Jewish Colony Hope for New Mexico Farms

In Albuquerque on May 8 Jacob K Schiff supports financing a Jewish farmer colony in New Mexico. J Herbst and B Brown report arrival from Santa Fe to purchase 20 000 acres to settle about 201 farmers from the East. Land to be divided into small farms sold on installments.

Banker Schiff New Mexico Albuquerque N. M Jacob K. Schiff io baching J. Herbst B. Brown Santa Fe Brown Vierbst

Search for Cook records linked to Etah expedition

In New York on May 8 an expedition under Harry Whitney and Captain Robert A. Bartlett aims to locate records Dr. Cook said he left at Etah. Bartlett announced the venture, planning a June start with a new boat of Roosevelt tonnage, sailing from Boston as a base for the voyage toward Arctic shores.

New York Cook Etah Harry Whitney Robert A. Bartlett Roosevelt North Pola Bartlett Bartlets Whitney Paul J. Rainey Boston

McManigal to plead guilty in dynamite murder case

Los Angeles May. Attorneys for the prosecution expect Ortie McManigal to plead guilty to murder and dynamiting and to testify for the state as the principal witness due to his confession implicating John J. and James B. McNamara. McNamara lawyers prepare to refute his statements with detective evidence. Clarence Darrow to lead the defense, en route to Los Angeles around May 13.

McNamaras Los Angeles Cal Wohuile Ortie & McManigal John J James B. McNamara McNamarag McManigal

Eggs hatch in bag found in Buffalo market

May 8 report from Buffalo details Doctor Heath of the health department examining eggs left for testing. Three eggs developed into chickens while the seller bought in the Broadway market for food. The purchaser cooked three and discarded the rest after finding them bad. A Kentucky druggist from Greensburg named JOM Trewel endorses Cham Health Cough Kennedy for home use.

Buffalo Heath department of health Broadway department JOM Trewel Greensburg Kennedy

Police Prevents A Race Riot In Seaford Del

In Seaford Delaware on May 8 police and constables aided by a dozen volunteers dispersed an angry mob threatening the town’s colored residents after an incident near Wright's Auditorium. Leonard Hatfield clashed with several colored men, leading to two fights and a fatal blow, resulting in Hatfield and the men being fined five dollars each. The crowd planned further violence, but order was restored and the colored men removed from town under guard, with lingering fears of renewed rioting.

Seaford Del Baurel Wright Leonard Hatfield Hatfield Harry Blockson Laurel John P. Dulaney

Son of wealthy parents has leprosy in Pawtucket

Boston May 0 The fifteen year old Pawtucket Rhode Island schoolboy Harry Sheridan has been diagnosed with leprosy by Massachusetts General Hospital experts. He faces possible exile to government camps. his father Edward P Sheridan a mill superintendent returned him home amid public concern.

Boston Harry Sheridan Pawtucket Massachusetts General hospital Byron Uris Richards Massachusetts Edward P. Sheridan Lamb knitting mills Peniket Buzzards bay Manila

The News Lightly Notes a Local Happenstance

In a brief entry, The News records a routine community moment with ordinary details. The item mentions a local place and a person in a concise teaser without sensationalism or further context.

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