Navarro Surrenders In Juarez As Dead Reach Eighty
Transcripts from El Paso report that General Navarro surrendered with Federal troops in Ciudad Juarez after two days of fighting. A white flag ended hostilities at 1245 hours. Casualties on the American side include four killed and about six wounded, with estimates of total deaths near eighty and over one hundred wounded from both sides. The battle left Juarez largely destroyed and the main street in ruins.
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Rebels Move On Ensenada As Juarez Falls Threat Looms
May 20 dispatches describe Gen. Sam Pryce leading a rebel army toward Ensenada from Tijuana while about 100 federal troops at the Dupee ranch hinder Pryce. Insurrectos claim Ensenada should fall easily and begin organizing a government after capture. Meanwhile loyalists in Mexico City express confidence, noting federals’ recent gains and potential relief from Rabago and Severdo forces.
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Four Die After Auto Struck at Grade Crossing
Shelby Ohio May 10 Four men die when a Baltimore & Ohio train hits a car at the Main street crossing at midnight. The car was driven by James Hissong of Shelby. Victims include Hissong a saloonkeeper Samuel Winner an employee of Hissong J J Bell of Bucyrus a brewer and Mack Besterline of Shelby an insurance agent. Hissong Winner and Bell were killed instantly Besterline died later today.
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Catholics and Schools in Wisconsin K of C Convention
Milwaukee May 10 Special from La Crosse reports two secret K of C sessions at the state convention. Attendees visited St Rose convent and attended mass at the arena. Attorney General O Connor defined Catholic laymen’s stance toward parochial and public schools. Officers elected include State deputy Dr T L Harrington, secretary W McGuire, treasurer E A Krembs, advocate J F Doherty, warden C G Kremer. Delegates to Detroit in August and next state convention location were named.
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Ohio Senate Bribery Probe Sparks Greeves Bill Action
The Ohio Senate opens debate on the Greeves and whitewash bill removing immunity for lawmakers who testify. House support followed the senate graft probe move, provoking anger at the prosecutor's office and prompting impassioned speeches by Senator Coke L. Buster defending the investigation while Green of Coshocton and Krause decline service. The senate declines to accept resignations from the board.
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Famine Report Denied by Newfoundland Attorney General
St Johns May 10 The report that between 5000 and 6000 people are starving along Labrador coast is called a gross exaggeration by Attorney General Morrison acting premier in Prime Minister Mor ria’s absence.
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Congress urged to adopt moral standards for government
A joint resolution prepared for Congress by Representative Pepper proposes the decalog and the golden rule as guiding standards for lawmaking and governance. The text argues a ruler must govern himself to command an army, yet cannot control his own family, underscoring the limits of power.
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Women of Wealth and Women Who Work Parade for Equal Franchise
May 16 New York marched along Fifth Avenue shoulder to shoulder two thousand suffragists in the equal rights demonstration. Brass bands and pipers led a broad procession of women from all trades and professions including farmers lawyers clerks teachers artists musicians astronauts chauffeurs librarians stenographers sculptors writers and domestics. The parade began at the Hotel Plaza Fifty ninth street and Fifth Avenue and ended at Union Square with speeches by international equal franchise advocates. Alberta Hill and Inez Millholand attended the event.
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State Fair Debate Stalls As Committee Reports
Oshkosh advocates took no action on the state fair issue today as a special legislative panel presented a settlement plan for railroad tax cases. The panel recommends $126,000 to settle claims, with shares split by railroad company, while adjournment talks and a Lorimer inquiry backdrop frame the day.
Assembly actions in Milwaukee on teacher annuities and salaries
The assembly revised the earper case and increased supreme court salaries to 7000 while retaining a 3000 figure for judges. It also passed the Krzeczka bill on teachers annuities and retirement, allowing local boards to grant annuities to incapacitated or aged teachers. The quartermaster general bill was killed, Fourth of July firecracker limits set, and other bills on public lands condemnation debated.
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Annexation urged as alternative to reciprocity plan
Washington May 10. General Ladd of the Massachusetts state grange urged annexation of Canada rather than reciprocity, arguing a trade agreement should be by annexation so Canada shares U S burdens and benefits. Farmers protested, vowing not to vote for anyone backing the agreement. Hall cited president’s awareness of party divisions. Senate and House committees held hearings on Canadian reciprocity, with La Follette Williams Kern and Topnei active in questioning. Arizona and New Mexico statehood discussions continued. minority report expected Friday. An amateur actor compares to a professional in nerve, though weaker in other respects.
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Three Alleged Safe-Blowers Captured in Chicago
Three alleged safe blowers tied to a Chicago gang were captured after a gun battle with police and a private watchman. Officers found them in the boiler room of C C W Rohrbeck & Co on the northwest side. Suspects named as George Wallace Anthony Ludden and W E Duncan.
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National Farmers Opposed Canadian Reciprocity Pact
John M. Stahl, legislative agent for the Swarmer a National Congress, announced in Chicago that the organization opposes the Canadian reciprocity agreement. His membership covers major farming states and the decision signals a unified stance against the pact.
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General Janew York Bank President Weds Third Wife
In Tenafly New Jersey Gen Thomas J. Janew, 80, former postmaster general under President Garfield, was married today to Mrs. Augustus Gaffney of Rochester. This is his third marriage after divorces from prior spouses. The ceremony followed his role as newly appointed president of the Lincoln Na Mond bank.
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Rochester
Direct election bill defeated in senate vote
Columbus May 10 The senate defeated the Stockwell bill for direct nomination of governor and lieutenant governor by a 14 to 0 vote. Senators Cetone Wattman and Andrews, who have been indicted on bury charges, voted against the bill.
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Famed Gridrion Star Brown Dies in New York
Francis Gordon Brown, a famed Yale football star and nephew of J Pierpont Morgan, died today of diabetes at GleNead Long Island. His death notes end with a wry remark about fortune and luck, reflecting the era’s sports legends.
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Wisconsin Senate Delays Stephenson Resolution Amid Caucus Debate
A Progressive Republican caucus in the Wisconsin Senate adjourned without detailing why the Stephenson matter will move from the judiciary committee. They agreed to pass the McConnell election bill as is, planning a separate measure to remove the ten percent change objection, delaying the resolution’s fate.
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Judge N C Giffin Dies in Fond du Lac Storm
Fond du Lac Wisconsin May 1 Amid an electrical storm Judge N C Giffin longtime local lawyer and public figure died of apoplexy at his home 140 East First street He had felt unwell Monday noon was driven home aided by his family and died around 1 am Funeral arrangements to be announced He was born October 11 1833 and had served as city attorney alderman school board and county judge in Fond du Lac His career included partnerships with Giffin Sutherland and leadership in the Wisconsin Methodist church history notes his lineage and public service
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Hoffstot Jury Disagrees in Bribery Case
Associated Press reports Pittsburg May 10 that the jury in the Frank N. Hoffstot case could not reach an agreement after about twenty four hours. The jurors were discharged. Hoffstot will be retried Monday on bribery charges connected to a councilman graft scandal.
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Reduced Working Schedule at Pittsfield Paper Mill
Pittsfield May 10. A reduced schedule has taken effect at the writing paper mill of Acon Crane and Fike city. The plant will operate ten hours a day six days a week. Earlier reports claimed five hours daily five days.
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No Convention Action Fails In State House
The senate resolution calling for a convention to revise and amend the state constitution was defeated in the house today. No convention proceeding will be pursued this session.
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Noted Hebrew Rabbi Jacob Weiderowitz Dies in New York
Rabbi Jacob Weiderowitz, regarded as a leading scholar in the Hebrew world, died at his New York home. The brief AP dispatch notes his death on May 10 and reflects on the discipline of duty, with garbled trailing text suggesting six likely fragments about blame and conduct.
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Dietz Trial Drift Shifts as Defense Hears Gun Expert
Hayward Wisconsin May 10 cross examination in the Cameron prison murder case features Milwaukee physician Dr William Doern testifying about bullet hole analysis. Captain Robert Kane a gun expert testified that a bullet likely struck the barn floor and ricocheted before reaching Deputy Oscar Harp, challenging prosecution claims. Dietz faces rigorous questioning as the defense argues for a possible deputy shot from the barn.
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Colombia Secessionists Refuse Treaty Terms
A fragment from an iCOLOMBIA dispatch notes Colombian secessionists in Bogota scorn a tentative agreement with the Panama issue as the Colombia government seeks terms that cannot be met. The report indicates the faction left for home after failing to secure a usable treaty proposal.
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