Wilson to address Congress with full Mexican policy statement
President Wilson plans a comprehensive montage to Congress on August 26 detailing negotiations with Huerta via John Lind. The move aims to present American proposals and Huerta's replies, shaping public and congressional opinion amid stalled talks and Huerta's claims of isolation. Senators from both parties defended the president's policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Congress
John Lind
Huerta
Mexico
Lind
Huerte
White House
Senate
Plot to Blow Up Gaynor Sparks City Hall Bomb Found
New York investigators reported a deadly dynamite plot near Mayor Gaynor’s office in City Hall. A 40 percent dynamite stick explosive was found by the bureau of combustibles, capable of wrecking the building if detonated. Gaynor avoided commenting on links to prior threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
Bureau of Combustibles
Male
Bandits Fire Upon Ruler Near Sinai
Bandits fired on a royal figure named King Charles and Queen Miepheherm Syivat of Reovania while traveling by car near Sinai, a fashionable health resort. No injuries reported and attackers fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruler
London
King Charles
Miepheherm Syivat
Reowania
Sinai
Ambiguous Telegraph Story From Faded Copy
Fragmentary report notes Nelson OShaunessy acting as fret ascretary of the American embassy in Mexico during an absence. Mentions campaigning and political figures in New York with unclear details. Some names and events are garbled, leaving uncertain connections and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson O'Shaunessy
Mexico
Amhernuter Wilaan
Arms Shipped Across Border To Mexican Federal Garrison
El Paso authorities granted a special permit to export 40 000 rounds of ammunition and 400 rifles to Juarez for the Mexican federal garrison. The shipment, bought locally for cash, forms part of a larger outflow of arms from El Paso amid investigations by the Department of Justice into shipments to federals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Army
el Paso
Texas
Secretary of the Treasury
American Customs
Juarez
Important Discovery By Idaho And Wisconsin Scientists
Idaho and Wisconsin researchers report a major finding on leaf and stem interactions, noting trade leaves and steam effects. The study involves University of Wisconsin and Lake Agricultural College experts, mentions mediation efforts and a tense legal dispute rising from the field work and a notable figure, Angelen Haw Da Veyon Wine, amid a broader regional science discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Wisconsin
Madieon
T L Perks
Lake Agricultural College
Daries Bandere
Universiy
Jury Finds Maury Diggs Guilty of White Slavery
San Francisco reports Maury Diggs former California state architect was found guilty of transporting a woman for immoral purposes across state lines under the Mann act. Verdict returned Wednesday night. five years maximum in federal penitentiary. Co defendant F Drew Caminett to be tried next. National attention followed resignations and allegations of political influence surrounding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Marsha Warrington
Sacramento
Reno
Nev
Maury Diggs
California
Federal Penitentiary
Diggs
Drew Caminett
Anthony Caminett
United States
John L. McNab
Wilson
F. Drew Caminett
Pressure on Huerta Grows as Foreign Powers Push Peace
Great Britain, France and Japan join others in pressuring the Huerta administration to accept a peaceful settlement of the Mexican Revolution. Diplomats note foreign influence could prompt a decisive move while Mexico faces financial strain and rising troop unrest. Washington watches for the outcome as U S efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
Japan
United States
Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Llson
Adherent of Madero Executed for plot to kill Huerta
Serapio Rendon a member of the chamber of deputies and strong Madero adherent was executed in Mexico City on Saturday night. He was accused of plotting to assassinate President Huerta. Rendon was arrested after leaving a friend's house and led to a point near Atzapotzalco where federal soldiers previously shot Deputy Bordes Mangel two days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madera
Huerta
Mexico City
Serapio Rendon
Chamber of Deputies
Madero
Rendon
Atzapotzalco
Gring Quad
Bordes Mangel
Henry M. White
Bellingham
Wash
Seattle
Wilson
Hint Knox
Thomas Carroll
Carroll
Miles City
Mont
M. Heade
Dillon, Mont
Gerald Linpiatt
United Mine Workers of America
Bankers Agree On Measure In Two Day Conference
Chicago bankers from across the nation concluded a two day meeting by agreeing on amendments to the Owen Glass currency bill and formed a seven member delegation to seek changes in Washington. The group believes administration forces can be persuaded to modify the bill to better suit banking and business interests nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress
Washington
Unclear fragmentary report on officials and voyage events
Fragmentary OCR text references John Lind voting in Mexico City as a presidential representative, a wrongful conviction case in Los Angeles, a Michigan graduate linked to damages, and a Northwestem steamer arrival with eight crew and twenty passengers from California.
Currency Bill Clears Chicago Conference
Washington reports the administration backs the currency bill as drafted at Chicago bankers meetings. House currency committee leaders note amendments by bankers were studied during the original drafting and the measure is expected to pass the House with little change after weekend conferences among Democratic members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
House
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Sulzer after Murphy's scalp in Albany plan
Judge Lyne J. Arpold and other Sulzer allies discussed plans to indict Charles F Murphy Senator Frawley and other Tammany leaders. They aimed to punish Tammany chief Frawley and Assembly Leader Levy by presenting evidence to grand juries in Albany and New York counties. They alleged an illegal conspiracy to impeach Sulzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Lyne J. Ar ‘Pold
William Sulser
Charles F. Murphy
Frawley
Tammany
Legislative Committee
Assembly
New York
Sulzer
Slavery and peonage in the Philippines report
Commissioner Dean Worcester describes in detail the continued trafficking of humans in the Philippines. He reports Philippine residents near Negritos and other groups capture or purchase children to sell as slaves, noting they are treated as chattel and resold for profit. Two youths drown after being swept from a raft at a Minnesota dam, while Erie trades unions consider a general strike to back molders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
Dean €. Worcester
Worcester
Erie, Ya
Erie
Unios
Central Labor Union
Jce
Feansy Feeney Denunciation Sparks Senate Probe Misstatements
Philadelphia report shows Martin Mulhall charging Frank Feeney labor leader with false accusations before a senatorial investigating committee. Committee report later endorsed by the central labor committee amid broader labor turmoil. Western banks set to gain from new crop moving fund distribution. Washington discusses allocation of 1.9 million dollars to central and western banks. El Paso authorities disclose export permits allowing Huerta government to ship 600000 rounds and 1000 rifles to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Martin Mulhall Agaiget
Frank Feeney
Thievy
Falew
Foumdaves
Central Labor Committee
Buoday
Washington
Central
Bryan Orders Inquiry Into Reported Killing
Secretary Bryan on Saturday ordered an inquiry into the reported killing of Edward Heyes, an American, and a named negro by federal officers near Chihuahua. New York rumor says Felix Deis will not be a candidate for president of Menlo at the October election, reports received here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Albuquerque
N. M
Coronel
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Chicago
New York
Arizona
Bryan
Chihuahus
Edward Heyes
Felis Deis
Menlo
Dias Dimes
Northwest Nules Prominent News Fragments and Incidents
A jumbled report lists a series of events including a fatality involving Fred W. Mart, a drugged suspect named Clip, and a Portland dress ordinance targeting X ray attire. Other items describe a drowning rescue by Bruce McDaniel, an old Buffalo Bill show auction, a Portland collision with injuries, and mining institute meetings. Also noted are irrigation policy debates, a Miles City death, and railway accident testimonies. The mix includes Utah fruit quarantine, a horse sale, and various local incidents across Oregon, Montana, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Mart
Bull
Frank Clampett Oo
Ebiree
Mir der
Martin
Pe Kang Afo Gugatod
H.C. Sharp
Utah
Montana
Portland
Lloyd Simpson
L. A.impson
Vale
Ore
Bruce McDaniel
Galem
Clara Brown
H. B. Smith
C. J. Billa
Lincoln
Red
Isham
Buffalo Bill
Cony
Denver
Order of the United States District Court
Mias
Ethel Hoottity
Paul Schlever
Roy Griffith
Hutte
Ter American Institute of Mining
Diatricta
John LD. McLennan
Tv Lolorado State Federation of Favor
Trinidad
Franklin M. Lane
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Suleer
William Hulear
Lee Marcralty
Tmp
Hulu
Okwtenee Blern
Gilles Borthwest
Nanking
Pekin
The
Times
Yang-Tae Valley
Wu-Sung
Kinng‘Vin
Porwe Addw
Pat Koop
Pitan
Idan
Wyoming
Aut Gweer
Young
Lee Angulee
Eyl
Lard
Billy Billings
Preston K. Plumb
Kanistantly
Mountain View
Elko County
Frank Huranchman
Huber
Congri
Sman
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Gt. Sohne, N. B
Downson
Adara
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Spreder Calliden
Enging
Higbooe
Denham
Nive
Cresaeing
Monga
Governor Ling
Minne Yw
Los Angeles
Cal
Opperbury Wadmmoy
Mitte Wert Tateneen
University of Michigan
le Eame
Auburt
Heturn
Beatie
Northwestern
Jumeau Wriday
Bilowe
Boot Etesmento
Calforoia
Carferenes
Baenbeers Berve
Ferses
Murphy
Vernor
Prien
Glavery
Minneapolia
Mingo
Feansy
Arma
Tex
Diag
Northwest
Nules
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!