Diaz No Resignation Yet Sparks Mexico City Riots
Riots erupted in Mexico City as reports claimed President Diaz would resign. The ailing leader, confined to bed, faced widespread speculation and conflicting newspaper reports about his plans and the reason for withholding a formal resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Diaz
Mexico
Avenida Isabel Catolica
Madero
Nouse
Francisco de la Barra
de la Barra
Senor de la Barra
Interurban Crash Kills Family Near Newark
A family of four perished Sunday seven miles west of Newark at Vorhees Lane when an interurban car speeding toward Buckeye Lake struck a horse and buggy. Dennie Dodson 35, his wife Helen 28, and daughters Helen 7 and Edith 5 were en route to a friend’s home for a day visit.
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Newark
Vorhees’ Lane
Buckeye Lake
Dennie Dodson
Helen
Edith
Peach King Jay Allis Leads Medina Growers in Survey
Jay Allis of Medina known as the Peach King led a group of 21 fruit growers and buyers in Lyndonville New York last week to inspect the outlook for Orleans and Niagara counties. Allis predicted 100 percent crops for cherries plums and bartlett pears while apples were limited by Baldwin scarcity.
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Jay Allis
Medina
Lyndonville
N. Y
Orleans
Niagara
Allis
Charles W. Morse How New York Banker Looked Before He Went
Charles W. Morse a prominent New York banker is described in a feature that outlines his appearance and demeanor prior to a trip to Atlanta. The piece highlights his attire habits and public persona during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Banker
Taft Denies Pardon for Morse and Walsh
President Taft refused clemency for Charles W. Morse the former New York banker serving 15 years in Atlanta and John R Walsh the Chicago financier serving five years in Leavenworth despite wide petitions from political leaders and society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Charles W. Morse
New York
Atlanta
John R. Walsh
Chicago
Leavenworth
Morse
Walsh
White House
Y M C A Board Allocates Funds for Building Improvements
The Board of Directors met at the Y M C A after a member supper. General Secretary Kottcamp outlined next season plans and noted heavy usage of the building, especially the swimming pool. The report showed repairs and alterations costing 13 513 44 dollars, with Bennett presenting the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Kottcamp
Miller
O. S. Brown
W. F. Bennett
Ice pillow attack shocks Philadelphia woman
Mrs. Frank Litbsky was assaulted by a man wielding a knife as she attempted to bring in ice from her front steps. A neighbor, Michael Angelo, intervened and drove the assailant away, who then escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frank Litbsky
Michael Angelo
Lightning strikes Lenox painter at Bellefontaine estate
George Bernier was painting a flagpole at the Bellefontaine estate of Giraud Foster in Lenox Mass when a bolt struck yesterday afternoon. The lightning tore his shoe and stocking from his right leg, scorched his head, and left him unconscious for two hours before revival. He emerged seemingly none the worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Mass
George Bernier
Bellefontaine
Giraud Foster
Bernier
Cases Listed for Trial at June Civil Court Term
The week of June 12 1911 is set for trial in the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County with cases including Pay and Lightner versus Nixon and Lamont Thomas Horan versus Gem Mirror and Glass Works Maud C Poy et al versus A H Gallup Joanna M Smith versus Pennsylvania Railroad Company and others such as R B Briggs versus Warren Street Railway Bert Manross versus Hammond Iron Works Cleveland Frog and Crossing Co versus Warren County Traction Eliza S Henry versus Sumner E Orr Otto G Knopf versus Samuel King Erma Keefer versus Prudential Insurance Company of America Charles Poy versus E R Andrews Jerome F Buck versus Charles W Smith Phillip M Hesch versus J W Callopy Lena Anderson versus John Miller Burtis VanGeem et al versus Mary Van Geem et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Pay & Lightner
Nixon & Lamont
Thomas Horan
Gem Mirror and Glass Works
Maud C. Poy, Et. al
A. H. Gallup
Joanna M. Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
R. B. Briggs
Warren Street Railway Company
Bert Manross
Hammond Iron Works
Cleveland Frog & Crossing Co
Warren County Traction Company
Eliza S. Henry
Sumner E. Orr
Otto G. Knopf
Samuel King
Erma Keefer
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Charles Poy
E. R. Andrews
Jerome F. Buck
Charles W. Smith
Phillip M. Hesch
J. W. Callopy
Lena Anderson
John Miller
Burtis VanGeem
Mary van Geem
Aged Bishop Receives Thoburn Fund Gift
Dr. Theodore L. Flood reports on the Thoburn fund to buy Bishop J. M. Thoburn a home. The house cost 5000 dollars with cash to the bishop of 1333.24. Subscriptions totaled 7148 dollars from 122 donors, including two 500 dollar gifts from Mrs. H. B. Speck and J. D. Archbold and several 200 and 250 dollar gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore L. Flood
Bishop Thoburn
J. M. Thoburn
Thoburn
H. B. Speck
Dawson
J. D. Archbold
New York
J. M. Buckley
Sarah B. Cochran
Dawson, Pa
C. E. Welch
Westfield
N. Y
Meadville Tribune
Big Musical Event by St Paul Orchestra in Warren
St Paul Orchestra of 50 from major centers in America and Europe to perform at Library Theatre on May 27 under Miss Mary Olive King. Conductor Walter Henry Rothwell led English productions of Mme Butterfly and Parsival. concert features two programs with soloists, vocal numbers and small ensemble. Pricing ranges 3 to 1.25 dollars for afternoon and evening shows, with audience drawn from Warren and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Library Theatre
Mary Olive King
Rothwell
America
Warren
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
A concise call for advertising space in the Mail promises effective reach and measurable impact. The notice emphasizes quick exposure, broad audience, and proven response for local merchants seeking sales.
Justice Harlan Criticizes Supreme Court Decision
Associate Justice Harlan sharply criticizes the court after ruling that the Sherman act should be read as if the term unreasonable were added to restraint of trade. He contends the court overstepped constitutional limits in the Standard Oil decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Harlan
U.S. Supreme Court
Harlan
The
Supreme Court
Lineman Electrocuted at Frewsburg
Fred Holmes of Auburn a Warren Jamestown Traction lineman was electrocuted while at work atop a pole near the Frewsburg subway. The current burned a hole in his head and he died on site. Coroner Illston and undertaker Stanley handled the body. Holmes, about 40, unmarried, had only recently joined the company and was considered a top lineman in a crew stringing a feeder line for a system change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Holmes
Auburn
Warren-Jamestown Traction Company
Frewsburg
Illston
Stanley
Holmes
Madero Plans Resignation and Return to Capital
El Paso dispatch reports Mexico's provisional government ending as Diaz and Corral resign. Francisco I Madero will travel as a private citizen to Mexico City then to San Antonio. He announces amnesty for political offenders and keeps General Navarro in service.
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el Paso
Provisional Government of
Mexico
Diaz
Corral
Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero
San Antonio
Tex
Southern Pacific
Madero
Navarro
Samuel Garcia Cuellar
Boy Run Down by Buggy in East Olean Accident
Lawrence Wheeler eighteen is dying at Olean General Hospital from a punctured lung after a horse and buggy collision. He was riding his bicycle on State street East Olean when Moran driving in the opposite direction struck him with the buggy thill. A young woman was in the buggy at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wheeler
Olean
N. Y.) General Hospital
Wheeler
State Street
East Olean
James Moran
Memorial Day Observance Planned by Eben N. Ford Post 336
Warren Pa May 23 1911 Memorial Day program announced for May 30 with flag half mast at 7 am and graves marking at 8 am details to Yankee Bush Indian Hollow Irvine Glade and more. Parade forms 1 pm on Market street with Col D Gardner commanding and includes band Spanish American War Veterans and G A R units. Fire on Pennsylvania Ave to G A R building and ritual service then back to HQ. if stormy day events moved to Library Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Wm. Ehrhardt
Oakland
S. M. Cogswell
Reuben Moose
Yankee Bush
Samuelson
John Wilkins
J. R. Mitchell
Indian Hollow
P. M. Smith
Irvine
Glade
R. N. Smith
St. Joseph’s
Russell
Harvey
Kinzua
J. G. Pentz
J. E. Lyle
Akeley
Clendenning
Andrew Clendenning
Chandlers Valley
Eugene Chase
Office of
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Col. D. Gardner
Market Street
High School
Soldiggs
Marshall
16Th Regt
Bordwell
Eben N. Ford
D. D
M. E. Church
Conewango Glee Club
Lincoln
Gettysburg
A. H. McKelvey
Wm. H. Jones
Trinity Memorial Church
Conenango Glee Club
H. M. Conway
Grand Army
R. L. Kerr
J. E. Wheeler
Adj
Order for Sunday Service at First Presbyterian Church
The Post assembles Sunday May 28 at 10:00 a.m. in the post room and proceeds to the First Presbyterian Church for divine service by invitation of Rev. J. W. Smith D. D. Adjutant J. E. Wheeler issues the command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Smith
D. D
R. L. Kerr
J. E. Wheeler
Sentences Given for Kidnappers in Rosero Case
Judge J C Roberts sentenced Will Rogers to 5 to 12 years and Joe Wiggins to 7 to 12 years in the penitentiary for the Rosero kidnapping. The defendants were prosecuted for burglary due to lack of a kidnapping statute in New Mexico.
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Las Vegas
N. M
J. C. Roberts
District Court
Will Rogers
Joe Wiggins
Little Waldo Rosere
Rogers
Wiggins
New Mexico
Daniel O Reilly Convicted Of Receiving Stolen Property
New York report states Daniel O Reilly formerly an assistant district attorney was found guilty by a jury in the criminal branch of the supreme court of receiving stolen property. sentencing may reach five years and a $250 fine. verdict followed a March 2 vault robbery tied to Chester or Cy Yates and Charles Ross with O Reilly earning 823 dollars.
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New York
Daniel O’reilly
Supreme Court
Abraham Levy
Levy
O'Reilly
Buckner
Frank J. Plass
Aaron Bancroft
Wall Street
George Bancroft & Co
Plass
Produce Exchange
Crooks
Chester
Cy Yates
Charles Ross
Man charged with dynamite prank in Pottsville trial
Michael Slater of Blackwood sued Herbert White of Swar tara for an explosive prank. Slater alleged White forced dynamite into his mouth and made him bite down. White waived hearing and posted $400 bail. both men are miners.
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Pottsville
P. J. Martin
Michael Slater
Blackwood
Cait
Herbert White
Swartara
Slater
White
Joker
Victim
Le Roy Fire Destroys Livery Stable and Town Hall
A major blaze in Le Roy destroyed seven buildings and damaged five on Bank Street. Firemen from Batavia and the Zephyrs Huntleys and Alerts aided. 12 horses died, 14 were saved, and the town hall with its lock-up and fire apparatus was burned. The Livery stable of Thomas H. Keeran was the origin. the fire raged from noon until 3 pm.
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le Roy
Bank Street
Batavia
Zephyrs
Huntleys
L.e Roy
Thomas H. Keeran
French War Minister Killed In Paris Madrid Race Start
Henri Maurice Ferreaux the French minister of war was killed and Antoine Ernest Monis premier and interior minister is possibly dying as dawn Sunday marked the Paris to Madrid aviation race starting at Issy Les Moulineaux drill grounds. Batavia Le Roy road work to reconstruct main highway this summer with partial completion possible before snow next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Maurice Ferreaux
Antoine Ernest Monis
Interior
Paris
Batavia-Le Roy
Batavia
le Roy
Lightning strikes barn on Town Line road near Arcade
During a Saturday thunderstorm a barn on Town Line road near Arcade N Y owned by Leon Bakeman was struck by lightning and burned. The barn was new and nearly full of hay and was insured for 500 dollars.
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Town Line Road
Arcade
N. Y
Leon Bakeman
Four Legged Chickens Reported Near Churchville
Robert Stear, a farmer north of Churchville in New York, hatched chicks including a four legged specimen that is alive and doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stear
Churchville
N. Y
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Pennis
Thoburn Home Fund
St. Paul Symphony Orchestra
Sults
Justice Harlan of
Justice Harlan
Department OF Pennsylvania
Little Waldo Rogers
Daniel O'Reilly
Miner
Leroy
Lightning Barns
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