Foreigners Organize in City of Mexico Amid War Cloud
Reports from Washington say the foreign element aims to organize relief as a Mexican civil war rages. Juarez is besieged with 500 federal soldiers surrendering, 830 wounded, and clashes spread from Baja California to Sonora as insurgents advance.
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Conference to guard foreigners in Mexico City amid civil unrest
A May 11 conference in Mexico City aims to guard lives and property of foreigners as factions in the Mexican government and Madero supporters clash over Juarez. The neutral board will protect foreign quarter from banditry while debates rage on Madero’s leadership and possible recognition of belligerent forces by the United States. Security across state capitals concentrates federal forces, with rebels pressing toward strategic sites like Torreon and Atlixco.
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Agia Prieta
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Mexico War Debates U S Policy and Insurgent Actions
Reports from Douglas Arizona and Philadelphia detail U S stance on recognizing Madero's revolt, neutrality rules, and trade through Juarez amid insurgent advances into Sonora. Hermosillo siege threats, Agua Prieta defense, and federal withdrawals mark shifting military moves as the insurrection grows.
Democratic Officials Face Bribery Scrutiny and Reforms
A long article argues that Democratic officials pursue law enforcement impartially, while Republicans shield fraud. It describes moneyed influence, a large fund to prosecute bribery, and Governor Harmon’s push for strong prosecutions. It highlights Moore’s appointment as insurance superintendent and the governor’s insistence on integrity in Ohio's administration.
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Dig Strike Trial in Tampa Cigar Trade
Tampa May 11 five thousand cigar workers walked out and a court action threatens in the electronic court or holding the year Met against three men charged with intimidating non union workers. Lanier Joye La Cunnpiy Brit Frunwell and I. 1% Darthy were registered for conspiracy as Judge Wall presides.
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Colonel Astor Studies French Road System Abroad
Colonel Astor travels abroad to study the French road system, detailing his personal observations of highway construction, planning, and interconnections. He aims to apply expert insights to improve local road networks, with emphasis on modern engineering practices and traffic management.
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Minnesota Farmers Attack Canadian Reciprocity in Senate Debate
A Minnesota delegation of farmers pressed against Canadian reciprocity during a Senate hearing, denouncing current tariff and subsidy policies. They argued Western manufacturers and farmers suffer from high consumer prices, urged extending the treaty with subsidies, and criticized railway and transportation costs impacting wheat exports amid a collision report near Luray Avenue involving several vehicles.
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Smith Wins His Battle Despite Tax Controversy in Legislature
In May a heated session pitted Democratic and Republican factions over a one per cent tax levy and sinking fund needs. The Senate bill would raise the levy to fifteen mills or shift to local districts, while House allies argued for broader public control. Debates focused on taxpayer rights, agency authority, and how to fund debt service, with the outcome pending further votes.
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Fragmented 19th Century Telegraphic News Snippet
A garbled mix of names and events from New York Chicago and Chattanooga references a political figure, a Baptist preacher, a president, art export duties, and a marital dispute. The text includes scattered proper nouns like Washington, Spartansburg, London, Anne Mur yen, and J. Pierpont Morgan, with mentions of immigration, birth celebrations, and a divorce hint. It reads as an OCR damaged collage of late 19th or early 20th century items.
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Leelee
Roosevelt Returns as He Criticizes New York Court of Appeals
Col Theodore Roosevelt denounces the New York Court of Appeals in the current issue of the Quadlock, calling its decisions an example of “unfounded” judicial power. He argues the judiciary blocks reform and warns that radical change may be necessary to restore constitutional balance, citing a review of cases and a favored fear of allowing property interests to override individual rights. The former president insists written constitutions provide stability yet must not thwart social progress.
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Hemeyer
Waseda University Baseball Team to Play Northwestern
The Waseda University baseball squad returns to Chicago after a defeat to Knox College yesterday. The Northwestern student body has organized an elaborate program for the visitors, with a game against the Japanese team scheduled for Saturday.
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Madero Ready For Rabago Siege In Juarez
Rebels claim success in Juarez as Madero’s officers restore discipline and seize supplies. Casualties estimated at around fifty federal and one hundred rebels wounded, with looting halted and a new garrison forming. Officials report efforts to clear wreckage, bolster defenses, and prepare for a federal relief push under Colonel Hahinge.
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