Iowa to Down Prominent Plot Exposed in Mexico City Motive
Detectives trail two suspects in a dramatic case tied to plans for a counter revolution against Madero. Danie De Villiers and F. Duan were arrested after a Justice of the Peace issued a warrant on conspiracy to murder Francisco Madero. The pair were escorted to the county jail amid an attempted setup at a hotel and a later transfer by automobile.
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EL Piso
Sducle
L Mavero
Mexico City
Danie de Villiers
F. Duan
Mader Ghict
Teslel
Monterey
Sfex
el Pas
Ts ‘Villers
Justice of the Peace
McCutuck
Frantiego
Madero
Villfedt
de Villiers
Vorst
Cavemable Brown
Brown
Villioen
Elso
Villiers
Outbreak in Chile Triggers Riots and Peru Clash
Unclear reports describe clashes after Chilean attacks on a Peruvian club and consulate, leading to troops, resignations, and appeals to the American consul for protection. The unrest followed newspaper publications provoking national tensions between Chile and Peru, with injuries and security responses noted.
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Ignique
Ghiln
Met
Fay
Peru
Wellie Ruling
Perous
Couicll
Tae
Cousul
Peraden
Tbe Tol
Callao
Peco
Allacker
Cuite Aul
Mass for Spanish War Dead Observed at Capitol
President and Cabinet members, diplomats, and congressional figures attended a solemn Mass for Spanish War Dead at the Washington Capitol. A choir of 123 voices led the service as clergy offered prayers and tribute to fallen soldiers.
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Hillary Peld
Cole Dow
Tatt
Cabinét
Diplomats Corps
Wer Hussell
Heat Warps Rail Causes Severe Train Collision Near Erie
A warped rail due to intense heat caused a deadly derailment of a passenger train near Erie Michigan, injuring two train crew members and several passengers. Emergency crews treated the injured as investigators examined the wreckage and rail conditions.
Denmark Navy Entertains 400 Officers in Copenhagen Ride
The navy department hosted 400 petty officers from the American squadron on motor trips in Copenhagen at Tivoli garden. Public access was allowed and 30,000 spectators viewed the vessels.
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Denmark
Navy
Copenhagen
Navy Department
Tivoli Garden
Olympic Committees Confer Medal for Emperor Francis Joseph
The International committees of the Olympic states awarded a medal to Emperor Francis Joseph. They agreed that the Romanitie should hold another conference, to be staged in Stockholm in 1412.
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Mena
Joseph
Budépest
Francis Joseph
Stockholm
Robbers Blow Safe At Freedom Post Office
In Pittsburg area robbers blasted open the Freedom post office safe and escaped with 1975 dollars in ticker stamps and money orders. Local authorities search for suspects as the heist disrupts mail service and prompts investigations.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Freedom
Here
Three Boys Die in Livery Fire at Vance Jewari Stables
Three boys were burned to death when the livery stable of Vance Jewari in Sagiunare was destroyed by fire. The blaze consumed the building and led to the tragic fatalities.
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Kittinaning
Pa—t
Vance Jewari
Sagiunare
Sioux City Live Stock Market Summary
Sioux City live stock market report from Saturday lists top hogs and prices. Top Vertex at nine dollars per hundredweight leads, followed by other hogs and quotes in local quotes and market notes.
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Sioux City
Shms City
Randolph Neb Barn Fire Leaves Losses In Fire Blaze
A barn owned by John Voss southwest of Randolph Nebr burned to the ground along with hay and grain. The loss was partially insured. The cause of the fire is unknown. Retires Army Officer and others noted in the page segment.
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Randolph
Diaz Resigns Post as Mexican President
Porfirio Diaz resigns the presidency amid a shocked, security guarded scene at the National Palace. Deputy Jose Aspe declares Diaz dead to the nation while Rosa Corralves and others read the resignation. minister De la Barra takes oath, cabinet resigns, and Mejican crowds react as troops tighten control.
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Mexico City
Fresifept
Resepublic
Mexico
Chamber of Deputies
Porfirio Diaz
Porfirio Dinat
Jose Aspe
Hig
Dias
Tina
Orover
Rosa Corralves Afso
Portia Diaz Ilea
Minister de la Barri
Diaz
Harlan Sees Pil PREDICTS Such Litigation Formal Presenting Ruling Declares
A fragmentary dispatch from Washington reports a formal dissent in a major case challenging new restraints on interstate commerce. The dissent warns that overreaching by Congress or misapplied legal standards threaten the integrity of the government system and could harm business nationwide for years.
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Washington
Hastan
Elis
Ecuagtens
Congress
Couxrees
Arcus
Lorimer Inquiry Delayed as Opprobrium Grows
The Senate fights over a Lorimer delay and calls for a prompt inquiry. Senator La Follette denounces courtesy as undermining representative government and accuses Lorimer of tainting the senate. The proposal, led by Senator Chamberlain, seeks a full investigation by the privileges and elections committee into possible corrupt practices related to Lorimer’s election.
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Wasningigo
Garttwar
Titnis
Ikiingham
Comilltes UN Armvezes
Clecloan
Uillingham
State Senate
Milagis
Feferel Senate
Windis
Chingham
Committee of Privileges and Electtons
la Folletts
Diecusser
Lorimer
Senate
la Foliette
Droweht
Theater Manarity Case Leads to Parole After Sentencing
William Goren, former manager of Mavilo's theater in St. Louis, pirated funds totaling about $22,000 from the theater’s treasury. He was sentenced to servage years in the penitentiary, but later paroled.
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Manarity
St. Louis
William Goren
Mavilo's Theater
Rully
Local lynching in Okla shocks small town
The report details Mathee and Son Lynchey along with Laura Nelson Greg Bud and others being lynched after Deputy George H. Laney was shot while pursuing suspects tied to stolen goods. The chaotic event underscores frontier justice and law enforcement dangers in the era.
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Mathee
Xems
Okla
Laura Nelson
Greg
Bud
Elxtern
Bhoritt
George H. Laney
Fifty More Postal Depositories Named In Washington
Fifty additional postal depositories were designated by Postmaster General Hitchcock, bringing the total to 276. The new depots, all second class, will start operations on June 8, 111. They include Kewanee Illinois, St. Charles Missouri, Havann, J. Wyr apilotie Michigan, Negaunee Michigan, Cloquet Minnesota, Stoughton Wisconsin, Antigua Wisconsin, and Merrill Wisconsin.
Illinois Representative Smith Proposes Broad Trade Conspiracy Bill
A new United States House bill by Representative Smith of Illinois targets price fixing and trade conspiracies. It declares certain agreements illegal and imposes heavy penalties on officers involved. The measure branding felonies seeks to curb anti-competitive practices and enforce strict penalties.
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Sunmits New Trust Bil
Washington
Smith
Shinois
Will of Georges Bertin Leaves 500000 to Children’s House
The will from Georges Eugene Bertin who died in Tunis on December 22 bequeaths five hundred thousand dollars to the Children’s Ghushdre House of New Jersey. The document names a later allocation of one hundred thousand dollars to Children.
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Georges Eugene Bertin
Tunis
Geushdre
New Jovesy
Reinstatement of Exiled ONU Students After Strike
Four of the expelled students at Ohio Northern University were reinstated by President A B. Smith after an 800 student strike. He announced that the others would not be reinstated.
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Ada
Ohio Northern University
A. B. Smith
Senator Borah Pushes Direct Election Vote
Senator Borah wins a Senate vote on direct election of United States senators with a big show of support. The roll call occurs June 12, highlighting renewed push by reformers for constitutional change.
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Washington
Deny Pardons for Walsh and Morse in Banking Case
President Taft denied pardons for John Walsh and Gables Morse, both serving long sentences for breach of trust linked to bank finances. The decision follows Attorney General Warracksham recommendations and hinges on the intent to defraud and misuse funds. Morse’s petition was rejected for similar reasons, though Walsh’s term ends later in September this year.
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Washington
Pst Jona
Johny Waleh
Charles V. Alarse
New York
Taft
Walsh
Ine
Hasthy
Wrckersham
Amin
Gables W. Morse
Atlanta
Neww York
Moyse
Morse
Hines Denies Charges At Lumbermen’s Convention
Edward Hines, a lumberman, answered charges he helped Lorimer’s election by a $190,000 sum. He spoke at the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association ninth annual convention in Chicago, apologizing for conduct and promising to submit to a future full investigation, denouncing politics and injustice.
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Chicago
Edward Hines
Tiguaire Lumbermian
Lorimer
National Lumber Manufacturers
Gore
Mit
Hines
New battleship Wyoming afloat at Cramp yards
The battleship Wyoming, proclaimed unsurpassed among fighting vessels, slid into the water at Cramp shipyards amid a launch ceremony. DorothyKulgut, daughter of former Judge Jesse Enright, threw champagne and hailed the brave ship, as notable guests from Washington and Wyoming officials watched in Philadelphia.
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Philadelpha
Bartleship
Wyoming
Cramp
Dorothy Kulgut
Supreme Court
Jesse Enright
Washington
Philadelphia
Kidnappers Sent to Prison in Nevada Case
Judge J G Reobevis at the district court sentenced Will Rogers and Joe Wigsins for the kidnapping of Bate Walle Rogers. Rogers drew five to twelve years in the penitentiary and Wigsins received seven to twelve years. The crime occurred on March 29 in Las Vegas.
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Lan Vegas
J. G. Reobevis
District Court
Will Rogers
Joe Wigsins
Bate Walle Rogers
Rogers
Wlalns
Senate seeks prosecution details on Standard 641 officers
Washington reports reveal the Senate demanded information from the attorney general following a Supreme Court decision. The body adopted Senator Pomerene's inquiry resolution without debate to probe the criminal proceedings against Standard 641 company officers. Separately at Ghent Belgium Britons beat Belgian Crow in a rowing race.
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Senpte
Washington
Sleas
Senate
Pomerene
Ghent
Belghia
Jesuat College
Cambridge
Wills Liquors to Son in Heston Probate Case
Grace X Shaw, a prominent Heston woman, listed for probate and bequest of her stock of wines and other liquors and her clothes to her son Aud 995,000 in a Harvard affair. The document references Mia Mia and Lia for probate.
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Heston
Mia
Grace X
Shaw
Lia
Berey
Harvard
Great West Dam in Wyoming Opens Vast Irrigation
Sheridan Wyoming reports a monumental concrete dam rising 328 feet high to create a 100 foot deep lake spanning 4 4 square miles. The project will divert floodwaters through a 40 mile canal system, irrigating 430 000 acres and transforming a desolate waste into thriving farms and towns.
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Wyoming
Yellowstown Park
Tan Canyon
New York
United States Capitol
Niles
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