Huerta to resign provisional Mexico presidency this week
Roberto Bateva Rule, Mexican foreign secretary, says General Huerta plans to quit the provisional presidency to avert civil war and possible capture. Huerta will surrender power to Francisco Carbajal, who will step aside for a new provisional president acceptable to constitutionalists, with timing uncertain. Esteve Ruiz says he cannot confirm Huerta’s confidence or cabinet talks.
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Vera Crue
Huerta
Mexico
Roberto Bateva Rule
Utr
Vera Crus
Mexico City
Europe
Erment
Francisco Carbajal
Esteve Ruiz
Editor Denies Wrongful Intent in Panama Canal Fortifications reveal
In San Francisco a defense for Charles K. Field and three co defendants argues photographs revealing Panama Canal fortifications were taken with editor Goethals permission. The case cites military secrecy and mentions Carranza's stance, Villa, Huerta, and American defense concerns alongside unrelated local crime notes.
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Panama Canal
San Francisco
Charles K. Field
Sunset Magazine
United
George W. Goetheis
Uve Panam
United States
Evar Imalaie
Ulster Unionists Vow Readiness for Action and Peace Stance
Ulster leaders under Sir Edward Carson form provisional government to mobilize Ulster Volunteers at a moment’s notice. They insist Ulster will resist any move to impose home rule and demand recognition of loyal rights under the imperial parliament.
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Ulster Union
Sir Edward Carson
Ulster Volunteers O Arma
Sir Edward
Uluster
Ulster
Britain warns China over Tibet convention refusal
London reports Sir Edward Grey the British foreign secretary warned China in the House of Commons that refusal to sign the Tibet convention could trigger grave trouble on the Indian frontier and compel Britain to press the Chinese government seriously.
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London
China
Tibet
Edward Grey
Edward
House of Commons
Witich
Great Britain
Earl of Euston to wed Edythe Havemeyer of New York
The Earl of Euston, heir to the Duke of Grafton, plans marriage to Miss Edythe Havemeyer of New York. The report notes the Earl’s long residence in London and hints at social and legal notices surrounding the engagement.
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Earl of Euston
Duke of Grafton
Edythe Havemeyer
New York
Earl le Ower
London
Four Revolutions in Santo Domingo Show Chaos
Washington faces grave anxiety as four revolutions rage across Santo Domingo. The American minister returns home after fruitless efforts to restore order under a protectorate. Generals clash in the north while revolts break out near Axua and Monte Cristi. American plantations seek protection from bands of revolutionists amid fears outside influence may be needed.
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Washington
Little
Republic of
Hanto Domingo
Bordas
Axua
Sanches
Samanay Bay
Monte Cristi
la Romana
State Department
United States
Obregon Defeats Mexican Regulars in Guadalajara Victory
General Alvaro Obregon reports the capture of Guadalajara after a fierce battle over eighty miles of front. About 12,000 federals faced 10,000 constitutionalist troops. five thousand were captured along with enemy artillery and ammunition. Pursuit continued as rail lines were torn up to hinder retreat, with enthusiasm spreading for potential recruits before advancing toward Irapuato.
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Douglas
Alex
Guadalajara
Alvaro Obregor
F. EB. Elias
Constitution Allets
Miel
Jalisco
Piecea
Obregon
Obregor
Blanco x Sime Mesieo
Elias
Obengon
Irapuato
City
Mexico
Mexlco
Education chief rails against system amid reform talk
In a forceful speech Los Angeles school chief H Francie denounces the present school system and calls for changes while arguing against the most radical forms of educational reform. The remarks come as national education groups react to a Colorado Supreme Court ruling and a railroad official weighs in on reform fallout.
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At. Paul
Ur . H. Francie
Los Angeles
Cal
Treasury receipts show large traince payments by subscribers
A fragmentary report states that a roughly half billion currency units were paid through treasury counters on Wednesday by subscribers to the government scheme, per the secretary of Roane. The text is garbled but indicates a major public finance transaction and official attribution.
Strike Proved Costly in Copper Country Militia
Lansing Michigan reports the state spent 406000 dollars maintaining the militia during last winter's copper strike. The announcement details the financial burden and underscores the cost of keeping order amid industrial action.
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Lansing
Mich
Drowned at Moo Lake Near Taree Girte
A garbled local notice reports drownings at Moo Lake near Taree Girte. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to Marte Fiske and May Force Mongevelt appear, with potential political mentions of a Progressive party figure and Rooserwlt.
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Marte Fiske
Mongevelt
Mua Oyeter Bay
Collier Blamed for Shipwreck Finds Fault in Third Officer
Wreck commission in Quebec finds the collier Storsted caused the Empress of Ireland disaster by changing course without captaincy approval. Third officer Alfred Tuftenos on the bridge was deemed wrong and negligent for not calling the captain as danger approached. The May 26 tragedy on the St Lawrence claimed over 1,000 lives.
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Quebec
Mtorsted
Ireland
Storsted
St. Lawrence
Tesponsthia
Alfred Tuftenos
Fatien
Storntad
Justice Horace Harmon Lurton Dies at 70 in New Jersey
Justice Horace Harmon Lurton of the U S Supreme Court died at Newport Kentucky at age 70 from heart failure and asthma. He served long in Tennessee courts and the federal bench and was known across the south and midwest. He enlisted with the Confederate army at 17, was captured, imprisoned, and later released on parole after his mother appealed to President Lincoln. He studied law at Cumberland University and began practice in Tennessee.
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N. J
Horace Harmon Lurton
United States
Justice Lurton
Tennessee
South
Middle West
Supreme Court
Patt, Horn
Newport
Cample County
Lurton
Morgan
Lincoln
Cutberland University
Temnesece
Control an Empire timber ownership in multiple states report
Washington Taharmar report details timber ownership shares across the West. It cites Commissioner Joseph B Davis report to the president noting Utah omission and large holdings by a few individuals in Idaho Oregon California Washington. Minor holdings are spread among many owners with portions of redwood areas and broader land areas referenced.
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Washington
California
Idaho
Butchery of Officials Ordered Executions Reported
A chaotic report cites over two hundred executions in one night allegedly ordered by Huerta. The figures, from Saltillo to Mesley City, claim many victims were real estate men, with others sent to federal penitentiaries or to a prison at Mante Tiatelaion. Casualties include youths and party members, amid a nationwide clash and turnout of police in Minnesota and other locations.
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Huerta
Saltillo
Mesley City
Mecela
Bern
Federal
Nevada and Oregon Crime and Death Notices From 19th Century Era
A ragged digest reports various Nevada Oregon and regional crime and death items. Mentions a train robber killed by a deputy near Pendleton Oregon a Reno justice hearing bonds for a provocation case and a pioneer Charles Manning Jones Ghigeter. Also notes deaths of Chares Manning Jomo Ghigeter and Italian born elderly pioneer, plus a Nevada mining figure A B Clafin. Reports legal actions including Harold F. Heawood awaiting third trial and Frank Turton hunger strike in prison. Injuries from an incident in Vale Oregon and a large mule theft threat in Tonopah. Delegates to a western congress in Sacramento and a mystery disappearance near Nyasee with a body recovered in a river. Observes cattle losses in eastern forests and a Denver divorce tale. Describes a long log drive tied to a Colorado company and a power house incident near Anaconda.
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Poutity
Wilton
Wiliam P. Cressomot Revere
Ieeathon
AL Quitty
Aman
Nquor
Pendletom
Oregon
Hugh Waltney
Charies Manning
Jomo Ghigeter
Reno
Revo
Long Hines
Docensey
George Copeland
State Supreme Coert
Colorado
Ami i Jy
Frank Turton
Tonopah
Etick Front
Honauseays
Furton
Joseph Smith
Vale
Ore
Main Street
Frank Moran
Moranio
MoDern
Angel Abaitia
Chier
Tim Mills
Baldy Bears
Jordan Valley
Theater
Commonwealths
Western Commercial Congress
Sacramento
Cal
Panama Canal
Vair
Rotary
Harry Hill
Nyasee
Rive
Shake
Therese Hackett
Denver
Clekmber
Heckel
Keaumeres
Andrew Wlometrom
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Elloree
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Colo
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Stevens
Denver & Salt Lake Railroad Company
Salt Lake
Goethal
Carranza
Chiidabee
General Villa
Etitutiomaliet Oaeisauoher
Biliet
Ciediathn
A. B.C
Mearows
Crete
Cale
Arapahoe
Indiawe
Gheir Almoil
Dauden
Runotmlboa Bay
Americas
Paces
Campbell
Viet Peres
Wilelove
Chivagy
Mie
Barel sRelield
Wile
George Shellelt
Dhele
Sleet Bard
Barenlt
Uelive
Gan
Ulster Unionists
Provisional Government
Carson
Ann Tows
Bue City
Federation
Butte
Mont
Union Hall
Western Federation of Miners
England
Earl OF
Euston
Trice
Ali
Sistema Law
Ranet Fer Galen
Santo Domingo
Colorado Supreme Courts
Moffat
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Katy
St Lauin
Hendite
Keasae
Texas
Milignaire
Paul
Mina
Willam
Deeleion
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Supreme
Guilet
Ada
Litutenant
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Pegaed Kees
Tues
May A. Sullivan
Mey A. Bulliven
Arthur J. Hoe
Storstad
Falking
Grim Reaper
Lumber Garone
Pitsburgh
the Angeles
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Naonal Association of
Feel
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Wight
Pleasure Party
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Holy Panei
Northwest
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