Peace talks collapse as Madero rebels hold Juarez
El Paso reports all hope for peace negotiations between Madero and the federal government is abandoned. Braniff Obregon relay that Madero’s demands are unreasonable and to drop talks. Rebels maneuver near Juarez while Juarez garrison fortifies barricades and braces for further conflict.
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el Paso
Madero
Messrs
Oscar Braniff
Requivel Obregon
Silvester Terrazas
Kkikdriquez
Mexico City
Juarez
M. Tamborel
Jefe de Armas
Laredo Avenue
Americans Blatt and Converse Freed by Diaz in Juarez
Edwin M Blatt of Pittsburg and Lawrence F Converse of Glendira Cal released from Juarez prison by order of President Diaz after diplomatic representations by Secretary Knox. Information came from Henry Lane Wilson the American ambassador in Mexico City. Converse had visited Diaz with embassy staff member and Diaz issued the release orders.
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Washington
Edwin M Blatt
Pittsburg
Lawrence F Converse
Glendira
Cal
Juarez
Diaz
State Knox
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Converse
Wilson
Mr. Converse
and Blatt
Fugitive in Sailboat Shot on Lake St Clair
D K De Hartler was shot through the head and killed on Lake St Clair near Mount Clemens by deputies from Mount Clemens after a pursuit from Mount Clemens toward the Canadian marshes. The fugitive had previously wounded Deputy Sheriff Matthews and fired first before being overhauled as his sailboat neared his home.
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Detroit
Mich
D. K. de Hartler
Lake St. Clair
Mount Clemens
de Hartier
Matthews
Auto crash hurls man from car in Elizabeth
An eighty horsepower racing automobile moving at about forty miles an hour on Elizabeth main street before daylight hurled Ernest Schenning head first onto a sharp curb. His skull was fractured and he was taken to the city hospital in a dying condition while his companions sped away down the street.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Ernest Schenning
Schenning
Harmon Boom Moves to Forward Judson Harmon Candidacy
Friends of Governor Judson Harmon in Ohio gathered in Senator Pomerene’s room to kickstart his presidential bid. Lieutenant Governor Nichols united Ohio Democrats in Washington as publicity and funding committees were authorized. A Hathwick statement praised Harmon’s prospects and broad support across the country. In Michigan, Lewis Cretens faced a liquor-law fine and a civil suit from Mrs. Nurnie Myers for selling liquor to a minor.
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Washington
Friends
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Congress
Atlee Pomerene
Senate
Tootkroper
Harmon
Nichols
Woodrow Wilson
Pomerene
Hathwitik
Tarmon
Freanaba
Mich
Lewis Cretens
Gladstone
Nurnie Myers
Flannt Ean
Definition of including clause may decide Utah saline lands
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on the meaning of the word including in Utahs enabling act. The clause followed an initial grant of 110 000 acres for the University of Utah and could extend the states title to vast saline lands. Utah claims the saline lands were granted in addition to the 110 000 acres.
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Washington
United States
Utah
University of Utah
Divide on Committee Pools Insurgents in Senate Demand Own Picks
Washington April 22 The Republican split in the Senate resurfaces as insurgents and regulars clash over committee assignments. Insurgents seek to name their own members, claim a one fourth share of seats, and dominate selections, while regulars backed by President Taft refuse. The conflict risks prolonging the special session and shifts leverage toward Democrats.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Taft
Committee On Committees
LaFollette
Republicans Debate Recognition of Demand Set as Bad Precedent
The Republicans discussed the situation and concluded that recognizing the demand would create a bad precedent for future party actions.
Baseball Results From Brooklyn to Louisville
Baseball scores from multiple games across cities including Brooklyn New York Philadelphia St Louis New York Boston Cleveland and Chicago. Key matchups feature Brooklyn overrun by opponents with 7 4 and 11 1 scores while New York and Washington clash 4 0 and 0 2 with Crandall Meyers Street and Ford Sweeney among standout pitchers. American Association results show Toledo over Kansas City and Milwaukee over Minneapolis as well as Louisville over St Paul.
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New York
Washington
Groome
Street
Ford and Sweeney
Boston
Philadelphia
Illinois Woman Is Chosen Again DAR President General
Mrs. Matthew Po Leon of Illinois defeats Mrs. William Story of New York 620 to 466 to be reelected as President General of the Daughters of the American Revolution after laboring 36 hours without sleep. Tellers endured fatigue, errors in initial counts, and a locked counting room before an adding machine helped finalize the result.
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Washington
Matthew Po Leon
Ihlinele
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Willian
Story of
New York
Continental Hall
Vassar Girls Fight Fire at New Cottage Blaze
In Poughkeepsie on Raymond avenue opposite the campus a fire alarm was raised when a Japanese servant found the top of Professor Abbey Leach's cottage ablaze. The quick awakenings saved Leach and four sleeping Vassar girls on the top floor. Firemen arrived from nearby Poughkeepsie and the lower part was saved. Damage is estimated at 8000.
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Poughkeepsie
Vassar
Abbey Leach
Raymond Avenue
Wiinnia Woman Re-Elected as President General of D A R
Mrs Matthew T Scott of Wa is re elected president general of the D A R for another term. The election took place at the national congress with the Washington chapter’s leader retaining her post amid party and organizational duties.
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Wiinnia
TILDEN MUST TESTIFY FACES COST OF FINANCIAL RECORDS OR FIGHT
Springfield Wisconsin April 22 Edward Tilden spokesman for the meat industry and treasurer of the Lorimer resistive fund faces either producing financial records or a forceful Senate floor confrontation. The Helm committee aims to compel his testimony and adjourned after two meetings and distance attempts to reach him. A $10000 contribution to Lorimer’s cause and Wethe of Virginia Minn a lumberman supplied by William Hurgess was cited as first hand.
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Senate
Springfield
Eddward Tilden
Lorimer Resisttive
Hlinois Senate
Eic
Mer Tilden
Lorimer
FL Wethe
Virginia
Minn
Helm
William Hurgess
Duluth
Wethe
Edward Phities
White Man Will Marry Negress in Kalamacca
Delos W. Turner, lawyer and former Seattle city attorney, obtained a license to wed Miss Nettle Smith in Kalamacca Mie. The 25 year old resident, recently moved from Mississippi, works as a domestic in Whalimazoo.
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Kalamacca
Mie
Delos W. Turner Oy Holwumanoo Atormey
Seattle
Children Plant Trees in Arbor Day Observance
Thousands of Chicago schoolchildren joined Arbor Day tree planting events organized by city schools. About 400000 saplings were planted, many streets gained Russian mulberry trees praised by horticulturists for Chicago’s sun and climate suitability.
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Chicago
Taft Wins Big Victory as Reciprocity Bill Passes
Washington April 22President Taft secures a substantial win as the house passes the Canadian reciprocity agreement by 266 to 89. Four Republicans shift from last session, sixty four Republicans back the bill, and seventy eight oppose. Votes show notable party splits with Democratic defections and a Socialist support from Victor Berger of Milwaukee. McKinley shifts positions since the earlier McCall bill debate.
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Volstead
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Young
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Pujo
Rucker
Colorado
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Whiteacre
Alen
New York
Victor Berger
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Blackmail Plot Aims to Force $14,000 in Boston
In Boston on April 22 the arrest of I. K. Dunbar and Anthony B. Yorken follows an alleged plan to extort $14,000 from Daniel W. Field of Brockton. The two men are charged with using the mails to obtain money by threats of violence in the name of the Universal Anarchist society.
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Daniel W. Field
Brocktor
I. K. Dunbar
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