Mexican Rebellion Returns To Front As Diaz Government Weakens
In New Orleans dated March 2 Captain Sherborne J. Hopkins asserts President Diaz must step down for peace and cites large funds from Gustavo Aladera and Francisco Madero to undermine the regime. He denies U.S. financing of the revolt, noting the Madero family alone bankrolls the effort. Juarez reports increased Mexican troop activity and fortifications as insurrection bands are rumored nearby.
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Eyociated
New Orleans
Diez
Sherborne J. Hopkins
Washington
Madero
Guatemala
Cabrera
Wakins
Mexico
Gustavo Aladera
Francisco 1
Diaz
Juarez
el Paso
Old Mission
Insurrection and Mexican turmoil disrupts border area
Reports from San Antonio and surrounding towns describe American casualties linked to a Mexican insurrection. General Navarro moves cavalry to block incursion while Dignowitty and three others are executed by a Mexican court martial. Mining workers flee amid mine closures and rising unrest as General Smith’s brigade continues march. In Culiacan famine fears grow and trains resume with Mexican rebels reportedly allowing some corridors. Drill at Fort Crockett resumes after rain while authorities seek details of a suspected agent.
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Navarro
Deatit
San Antonio
Lexus
Hamilton Dignowiy
Iam
Dignowitty
Shcourd
Pied Dignowitts
Ham Dicnawitty
Ai Chihuahor
Reg MH
OM. Burns
Mexico
Burns
Ins Re
Burrs
Gaeneral Smith
Leon Springs
Troon
Culiacan
Sineshiro
Diexa Redo
Redo
Mexico City
Bian
Brandit
Torreon
Macaxico
Torreo
Torreon Merentile Company
Velerdena
She
Scizire
Angie
el Cobre
Veleldena Smelter Company
Chihuahua
Maxi
Insurrectional Action and Neutrality Debates Across Border
Reports describe a van insurrection plan to desert and join Madero's army to protect women and children at Chishas and Terlingua mines while troops mobilize from Marathon. Washington debates whether U S authorities exceeded neutrality laws over shipments of provisions and arms amid border incidents.
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Madero
el Paso
Tex
Bonulus
Chishas
Terlingua
Mexicali
Marathon
Washington
D. C
Cresidio
Mexico
State Department
Treasury, Justice and War
War Departments
Cox Attorneys Win Injunction in Cox Case
Cincinnati March 23 Cox attorneys secured a temporary injunction from the circuit court halting proceedings against indicted political leader George B Cox. The order blocks Judge Gorman from continuing until the mandamus writ is decided and raises issues over Cox bias affidavits and court jurisdiction.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
George BR. Cox
Circuit Court
Gorman
Court of Common Teas
Lawrence Maxwell
United States
Cox
Charles Hunt
The
Common Pleas
Fortest
Ihus
KH. A. Jones
Lamar! Smith
Cleveland
Pelter Swing
Ermyon
George B. Cox
Gorunn
Attorners
Solicitor General
Charles [le Blunt
Circuit
Lawrence Maaxwell
Avery
Cash
Hunt
Maxwell
Tarmnan
First Speech League forms in New York
A certificate of incorporation was granted to the First Speech League in New York on March 23. The group aims to oppose government censorship and defend all lawful means of expression. Leonard Abbott is president with Brand Whitlock as vice president. Bolton Hall and Lincoln Steffens are among the incorporators. Main offices will be in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Speech League
Leonard Abbott
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Bolton Hall
Lincoln Steffens
Bank Suspends Business in Oncante New Jersey
The First National Bank of Oncante New Jersey suspended operations today. It has about 800000 in resources and about 0 in deposits with loans and discounts equal to that amount. If loans and discounts recoveries do not shrink, depositors are expected to be paid in full.
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Oncante
N. J
National Bank of
Uless
National Woman Suffrage Group to Convene in Louisville
The National Woman Suffrage Association has accepted an invitation from the Kentucky Equal Rights Society to hold its next annual convention in Louisville from October 19 to 24. Miss Laura Axre Rea serves as president of the Kentucky group.
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Associated Press
New York
National Woman Suffrage Association
Kentucky Equal Rights Society
Laura Axre
Louisvilie
Shy at Spinsters Targeted by Tax Plan in Wisconsin
Madison reports detail a bill taxing unmarried women over twenty two and creating a matrimonial commission. The same day the assembly passed industrial insurance amendments, debated constitutional convention steps, and postponed multiple constitutional measures.
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Senate
Madison
Northwestern
Wis
Assembly
Tansen
Manitowoc
Trouserette
Special
Legislative Committee On Industrial Insurance
Industrial Insurance Commission
Great homage for Moffat halts Colorado legislature
Both houses of the Colorado legislature adjourned in memory of David H. Moffat. Funeral services began at 2 PM and halted city life as streetcars power plants and railways paused. The body lay in state at the statehouse until late afternoon.
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Associated Press
Denver
Cola
David Fr. Moffaul
United States
David H. Moffat
Colorado
New York
Vanderbilt Scion Falls From Naples Hotel Balcony
Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt of New York, a member of the famed Vanderbilt family, plunged from a Grand hotel balcony in Naples and was critically injured. Authorities question the reported name as a possible transmission error, noting the only Cornelia Vanderbilt in public records is an eleven year old daughter of George W. Vanderbilt of Biltmore.
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Associated Presa
Naples
Ess
Cornelia Vanderbilt
New York
Grand Hotel
Cornelia, Vanderbilt
Cable
George W. Vanderbilt
Piltmore
Noted Engraver Louie Oscver TMaty Dies in Paris
Paris reports the death of Louie Oscver TMaty, renowned French medal engraver and member of the French Institute. Born in Paris in 1846, he passed away today.
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Associated Press
Paris
Louie Oscver Tmaty
French Institute
Broderick trial nears closing with bribery allegations
Springheld March 23 The closing arguments begin in the trial of Senator John Broderick charged with offering 2500 dollars to former State Senator D W Halstlaw of Luka for influence in a Williagn Lori case. Witness C i RR Jandus testified that Broderick did not hand money or take Halstlaw to meet during the meeting. The case is expected to go to the jury tonight.
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Associated Preas
Springheld
John Broderick
D. W. Ilulshaw
Luka
Williagn Lori
I RR
Jandus
Klemer Stands Pat as House Sets Inquiry
Representative Klemer refused to apologize amid a packed house committee report deeming his conduct an insult. He urged a seven member probe into his charges, while the house recessed for a funeral and prepared to reconvene later.
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Uy Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Fll
Miemer
Dha Tiopse
Klemer
Kemer
House
Minneapolla
Oppose Dry Zone Bill Dominates Wisconsin Debate
Special to the Northwestern notes opposition to a one mile dry zone bill. Milwaukee and Oshkosh send delegations to Madison as business interests warn of multi million losses in unproductive property and revenue. The measure would cover state institutions and universities, drawing broad opposition ahead of tonight’s hearing.
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Madison
Wis
Nile
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Lave
Prasuide
Seha Taw
Illinois Senate action on liquor and rail safety measures
A Chicago Harbor report notes bills advancing in Illinois legislature. The senate passed a liquor referendum amendment 1 by 8 to 10, and the local option bill barring train drinking passed the house with a light vote. A reading cancellation trimmed the bill to remove penalties tied to public safety.
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Associated Press
Springtie W. UL. Marel
Senate
Denvie
Chicage
Drinkin
Iltaxsea
House of Thesllinois
Diesere Foad
Lyalway
Iterairban
Pany
Roosevelt Visits California for University Charter Day
US Associated Press reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt visiting Oakland California to deliver a charter day address at a university. Roosevelt says his stay may be longer than previous visits and mentions his son Theodore Roosevelt Jr, then president of San Francisco campus affairs.
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US Associated Pre
Oakland
Cal
Col. Sheets
Roonevelt
Ranma
California
Roovevelt
Hia Son
Yan
Chia
Oresk
Law finally closes in on Milwaukee fraud case
Chicago reports that John Sterllin was brought from St. Louis to face sentencing for defrauding the Thomas Cameron company of Milwaukee. He received a year of imprisonment after appeals and habeas corpus challenges delayed the case.
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Associated Dress
Chicago, Jr
John Sterllin
Landis
Thomas 12
Cameron Company
Milwaukee
Stern
Lhabeas Coroua
Nira Vest Ting
St. Louie
Five Men Sentenced in Stolen Stamps Case
Federal court in Wichita sentenced five men to Leavenworth penitentiary for involvement in a stamp theft ring. Frank Burt, L. G. Naftager, J. Callahan, Bana Marl, and Tres Tempeton received prison terms and fines. Burt testified for the government.
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Withita
Kum
Mireh
Leavenworth
Julge
John CG
Pollock
L. S. Nafterer
Frank S. Burt
Poliee
Callahan
Bana Marl
Tres Termpetton
L. G. Nefterer Fromerly
Fourth National Bank
Arcusaltions
Prank & Tuurt
Sinlon
Witekka
Naftaper
United States
Hases
Wichita
Naftager
Burt
Callihan
Calis
Nafterer
Thart
Governor Dix Repeats Call to End Inheritance Tax
Albany reports Governor Dix urges repeal or modification of the progressive inheritance tax, arguing the law has driven wealth from the state. The message notes recent revenue concerns and cites no major changes in the ballot, with William P. Sheehan's New York office denying withdrawal from the council.
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Dix Agka
Associated
Albany
I. Y
United Souztar
William
Sheehan
New York
Boy Bandits Shoot Officer in Milwaukee Standoff
Milwaukee reports say two youths shot Patrolman Jackson while he supervised a bicycle theft in Superior. An examination revealed the wound to be non mortal though serious. thieves remain at large as pursuers close the case.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Superior
Pollan Gifleer
Jackson
Altleer
Lave
Proud of quick movement by army in Texas action
A brief report notes swift army movement in Texas as inspectors tested and completed the operation in ten days, with a public update indicating progress and a proclamation of pride by general staff on the movement.
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Associated Tiess
Washington
Texas
Prison term reduced for inmate at federal penitentiary
In a Leavenworth report the convict serving time for escaped work details had his fifteen month sentence shortened by three months as a reward for good conduct. The reduction was announced today with the inmate to be retried or transferred to the federal penitentiary.
Rural carriers to receive higher pay and expanded service
A New York World editorial argues the U S postal system should convert rural delivery from a charity to a paid service, raising rural carriers' pay to 1000 dollars and handling heavier parcels, predicting Senate approval and broader parcel post expansion benefiting farmers and cities alike.
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Post Office
House of Representatives
Senate
Mali
New York World
Voters Missed Top Ballot in City Election Glitch
Reported failures by some polling places left voters casting partial tickets. Inspectors noted many voters chose their preferred mayoral candidate but skipped the ticket head, about 1600 votes uncast for mayor, blamed on voter indifference rather than machine confusion. City Clerk Worsel suggested ticket structure influenced choices.
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Poly
Pulla
Sone
Atoeach
Anim Wits
Svere
Mardor
Piuiy
Recruits Sought to Fill Army Infantries Across States
The War Department reports six to seven thousand recruits needed to bring infantry regiments in Teras and California to full strength. So far two thousand plus have been sent to strengthen maneuver divisions in San Antonio while other branches remain adequately staffed.
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Associated Press
Washington, B
Teras
California
War Department
Bern
Wigton
City Seeks License Revenue From Saloons
A proposed ordinance in Oshkosh aims to license saloons and allocate half of license revenues to the county. The measure references bill No. 8a and bill No. 1988 and criticizes current taxation while suggesting the city would gain about $2,500 annually, with opposition from Mayor Joseqi TH of Merete Galae in Valine who argues it would shift taxes to rural areas.
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Midson
Oshkow
Wyner Trattie
Adola
Japan
Tieenmanty
Elly
Fami Chisquarninas
Oshieost
Winnehingey
Alee Pri
Chetr Tiene
Salva
Mayer
Winnehaga
Legmvater
Mayer Joseqi
Merete Galae
Valine
Journeyman Tailors Meet In City Tourney
Local tailors discuss joining a union led by a city official. They convene to set regular meeting times and establish shop-friendly dialogue focused on improving working conditions and mutual questions about business practices.
May Bring Sunday Post Office Closings
In Washington DC Postmaster General has ordered postal workers to have one day of rest per week. Local clerks push for Sunday closures, with similar actions in several states. Officials have not officially notified all staff and the impact on mail delivery on Sundays remains unsettled.
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Washington, D. C
Postini
Hiteheoel
Taft appoints commission to aid hydrographic charts
President Taft launches economy plan with commissions to improve government work. Ralph of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and Gen W St. Gregier named to lead an effort linking hydrographic officers, the navy, and the Weather Bureau in preparing charts and maps.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Maren
Taft
Ralph Af
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
W. ST. Gregier
Noted Beauty Heard and Naples Camorra Trial Trials
Viterbo March report describes Maria Stendardo a Naples social figure linked to the Camorra and officials. Prosecutors press her alleged role in theft and witness influence while denying trafficking in manufactured evidence. Fernanda de Vettes and De Antives are also questioned.
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Associated Press
Viterbo
Tealy
Marta ‘Stendiuco
Cunendos
Frands
Ely Camurri
Prise Tee
Mada
Carabinesis
Maria Stendardo
Tte
Naples
Nicola Morra
Cuccela
Morr
Maria
Odher
Fernanda de Vettes
Toda
de Antives
Sears
Luneele
Questinnabie
Murky plot unfolds in Rome area burglary scheme
Police say Matteo Hu lured Choesola to a secluded spot near Torre del Geren under claim of planning a burglary at Rosset Romano’s home. The trap led to a fatal ambush, with Hu denying involvement and claiming hatred for Nicola Mora after an old theft quarrel.
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Matteo Hu
Choesola
Liv
Torre del Geren
Carmundator Rosset Romano
Cunecole
de Matteo
Prussia and Alsace Lorraine in German Diet Debate
Conservative members in Berlin demand clear explanations from the Prussian government on the proposed Alsace Lorraine constitution. Herr Freibrind emphasizes the region's strategic importance to empire security and insists reform reflect strength through order, army, and monarchy.
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Berlin
Marehwa
Alsace-Lorraine
Herr Ffevnebrind
Narry
Alsace- Tworritine
Fraschiood
Noted pitcher disabled in roadside accident
Toe Mc Ginnity, manager and owner of the Newark vasebuds club, sustained an automobile accident that fractured a wrist bone and may incapacitate him for the season. Methinulty, overseeing renovation of the local stern league ball park, was cranking the car when the crank handle struck his pitching arm.
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Associated Press
Newark
Toe McGinnity
Newark Vasebuds Club
Hyoaken
Local Weather Forecast and Observations
Slightly warmer Friday with general mild conditions. The report notes local temperature remarks and observers recording higher afternoon readings, indicating a gentle warming trend for the area.
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