City Council Rejects Selig Deutschmann Nomination
City council votes unanimously to reject Selig Deutschmann from a list of nominees for precinct officers. Clerks report shows additional adjustments including removal of William Gastling for not residing in the correct precinct and sixteen socialist nominees stricken for improper listings.
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Selig Deutschmann
Mauermann
Richter
Brown
Deutschmann
Brown Anering
Fries
William Gastling
Selig Denutsehmann
Socialist Party
Ed W. Brown
J. E. Evans
J. A. Torres
F. B. Meyer
George W. Dietz
R. 8. Campbell and G. Carter
H. Leskie
Y. G. Smith
Mexicans Meet at Market House for Peoples party Rally
Several hundred attendees largely from the Mexican colony gathered at the city market house for a Peoples party meeting. Speakers included C. A. Davies J. M. Garza Camilo Garza and C. M. Chambers with City Attorney Ryan delivering pointed criticisms. The event featured a brass band and strong applause throughout.
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Peoples’ Party
F. A. Chapa
C. A. Davies
J. M. Garza
Ryan
Camilo Garza
C. M. Chambers
Callaghan
War Will and UN Declares Hebel Leader
Rebels step up preparations as armistice ends and Diaz’s fate remains uncertain. Insurrecto leaders press for retirement demand while Madero signals no delay. federal troops reinforce Juarez and El Paso watchers note rising tensions.
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WAR
Will & UN
HEBEL
Diaz
Madero
Vasquez Gomez
el Paso Union Station
Juarez
Col
Tamborel
el Paso
Old Town
Carbajal
Alfonso Medero
Municipal Campaign in San Antonio Nears Close
An open air rally at Alamo Plaza and precinct meetings mark a fierce finish to San Antonio’s Citizens and People's party campaigns. Leaders claim confidence, with large anticipated turnout and little ticket splitting expected as results arrive late tonight.
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Alamo Plaza
Citizens
People’s Party
San Antonio
Citizens’ Party
Chilton Club Seeks Liquor Permit in Boston
The Chilton club, led by Back Bay and Brookline society women, has applied to Boston license commissioners for a liquor sales permit at its clubhouse. The 550 member club with a 100 member waiting list is among the nation's most exclusive women’s clubs. Smoking is already allowed.
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Boston
Chilton Club
Back Bay
Brookline
United States
Madero Says He Will Not Attack Border Towns
Reports from El Paso say Madero told Braniff he would not attack any border town unless forced and would defer Diaz retirement while peace talks are considered. Contradictory reports doubt an attack on Juarez.
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Juarez
Madero
Braniff
Oscar Braniff
Senor Madero
Carbajal
Antonio Rabago
Bauche
United States
Texas Bank of the
Rio Grande
EL Paso
Tex
Agua Prieta
United
Diaz
Fighting resumes near Juarez as truce ends
Senor Vasconcelos, diplomat for the Mexican insurrectos, says fighting will renew at Juarez within 24 hours after peace talks broke off. He notes the armistice boosted arms and ammunition supplies, while Díaz vows Americans in border towns remain out of danger. The war department expects renewed clashes beyond Juarez.
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Washington, D. C
Juarez
Senor Vasconelas
Mexican Insurrectos
Senor Vasconcelos
Madero
Mexico
War Department
Diaz
Border Release With Arms Retained by US Officers
The border at Douglas has been released and arms retained by American officers. The army stands ready for any development. Intervention is not currently under presidential consideration, though professional service members may reflect on it. The president and War Department remain in close contact with congressional committees.
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Peacock Naval School
Corpus Christi
Tex
Gulf
Alta Vista
Congress
Wesley Peacock
Peacock Military College
Tonio
Douglas
War Department
Diaz Denies Resignation Rumors In Mexico City
In Mexico City on May 6 Minister of War Cosio says President Diaz has not resigned and rejects reports of his departure. Circles expect Diaz to seek Reyes as vice president and then travel to Europe, with De la Barra unlikely to become president due to his Chilean father. Catholics reportedly favor Reyes to succeed Diaz.
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Mexico
Diaz
de la Barra
Congress
Madero
Cosio
Reyes
Europe
First Field Army Ready for Duty on Mexican Frontier
New York May 6报道 officers of the first field army prepare for active duty on the Mexican frontier or in Mexico. Armories show ready guns and equipment and recruits sought. The force includes about 60 000 men from 24 national guard regiments, three regular army infantry regiments, cavalry, field artillery and engineers under General Fred D. Grant. Bands from New England and New York provide core regiments of coast artillery.
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New York
First Field Army
Mexico
National Guard
Regular Army
Fred D. Grant
Military Department of the East
New England
Coast Artillery
Duel over love ends with two men wounded in Iowa
C H Jenkins and G B Woose fought with knives over Minnie Ross's hand. Jenkins was seriously wounded and Woose slightly hurt after a six pace back to back duel witnessed by the girl who declared she did not want either man.
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Coin
Minnie Ross
C. H. Jenkins
G. B. Woose
Jenkins
Woose
Miss Ross
Ross
Girl Boldly Attacks Bull in Huntington Street Attack
In Huntington Indiana a Texas bull unleashed by a long rail ride charged through the town striking at children. Blanche Broughton a thirteen year old girl used a knife to repeatedly target the bull's neck and drove it away saving a three year old from harm. The bull then tossed Willard Alman ten and bruised him as several other children sustained minor injuries before the animal was shot.
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Huntington
Ind
Broughton
Blanche Broughton
Willard Alman
Tee
Faithful dog slain as police quell terrier rescue
In Seattle a fox terrier protecting his dying mistress Adele C Chopard fought police officers and a physician and priest at her bedside. Patrolman Pryor shot the dog after dragging the archan from the woman's bed and killing it on the street.
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Seattle
Wash
Adele C. Chopard
No. 1105
Fifth Avenue
Pryor
Archan
Onion Cure for Fever Contends Social Health Chief
Milwaukee May 6 Dr Frederick A Kraft socialist health commissioner says onions and olive oil in diet may prevent scarlet fever and diphtheria. The department will test the theory noting districts with high onion use have remained free of these diseases in the past year.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frederick A. Kraft
Division 10 Maneuver Near Leon Springs Readied
Reports say the division may move to Leon Springs this week for a maneuver with officers unsure of a fixed date. Water shortages at the reservation threaten lengthier stays while cavalry and artillery may lead separate routes. Wind halted flights. the aero company displays a miniature Wright machine outside their quarters.
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Leon Springs
Carter
Wright
Aero Company
The
Signal Corps
Farewell to Applejack in Lancaster Pa
Apple jack, once widespread in Lancaster county homes, is nearly vanished due to high apple prices. Families that once produced applejack yearly stopped as supplies dried up and consumption declined, leaving few if any households still making the drink.
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian
Man walks to cure leg in six years at Chico
M. E. Crookum, night watchman for the Diamond Match Co in Chico California, injured a leg six years four months and twenty four days ago. Doctors said full cure required walking. He has since walked 27 006 miles on duty and adds two miles daily for travel. He covers a one mile beat hourly twelve times nightly seven nights weekly and missed only two days of work.
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Chico
Cal
M. E. Crookum
Diamond Match Company
Crookum
Carpenter Finds Hidden Roll of Fifty Dollar Bills
Wil iam J. Grier a Canonsburg carpenter spaded up a garden and uncovered ten fifty dollar notes. The torn money was sent to Washington for redemption and he received ten new fifty dollar bills. The origin of the coins remains a mystery.
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Canonsburg
Wiliam J. Grier
Treasury Department
Washington
Grier
Bullet Carried 48 Years for Confederate Soldier
Colfax Washington May 6 a bullet was removed from the breast of Colum bus C Smith after his death near Colfax. Smith a Confederate soldier was shot after the battle of Chickamauga in 1868. He served in the Second Tennessee Cavalry and died at age 80 without health complications from the wound.
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Colfax
Wash
Columbus C. Smith
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