Mexico Crisis Deepens as Mutiny Rocks Juarez and Chihuahua
State Department warns of grave concern over Mexico chaos as Madero government struggles to control the army. Mutinies near Chihuahua and Juarez threaten stability, with Gómez and Vasquez Gomez named in a revolutionary frame. American interests and diplomats report a deteriorating situation with potential spillover effects.
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Arty
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Taft Campaign Opens as New York Leaders Back renomination
New York activists favor Taft renomination while urging a stronger preconvention push. County chairmen report broad support for Taft, with upstate leaders signaling follow suit. National speakers including Sherman and Tawney prepare events on February 12 to rally support in multiple cities.
Plan horse shows elects Mullikin president again
Virginia Horse Show Association held a meeting at the New Willard Hotel, elected Charles Mullikin of Clarke County as president for another year, named Joel M Cochran and Arthur L Warthen to vice presidency and secretary treasurer, and set dates for ten shows across the Virginia circuit from May to August with Rockville Md to be added to the circuit pending dates.
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Old Dominion
Virginia Horee Bhow Association
New Willerd Hotel
Virginia
Charles Mullikin
Clarke County
United States
Joel M Cochran
Albemarne County
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Atlantic City
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Virginia Association
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Julian Morris
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Rosier Dulaney
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Thorone Lyons
Mahossas
J. Bicketts
Oragge
Joe M. Cockran
Charlotterriler
Arthur L. Werthen
Fowayl Pase
Berrorile
Rogers backs bachelor button mark for women protection
Philadelphia county district attorney Joseph Rogers endorses a novelty to mark single men with a conspicuous button to shield young women from flirting married men. He argues the idea is beneficial though he avoids detailing enforcement or personal uptake.
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Weekington Post
New York
Philadelphia Dispatch
New York World
Joseph Rogers
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Steals Bread by Millionaire's Son in Delaware
Woodhgan N J Feb 2 The theft of a loaf of bread by Matthew W Harreson son of a millionaire brick manufacturer led to a three day jail sentence after relatives urged silence. His mother Mrs Folia Wood Harbeson blamed eccentricities on wounds from 37 duels fought while a student in Kiel Germany. He had ample funds and the bread theft remains inexplicable save for a troubled heart. His great grandfather was Robert Morris signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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Germany
Alabe
Prizoner
Robert Morris
Wendenoa
Persia to Get New Loan and Allied Review
London reports Britain and Russia will soon provide Persia with about 2 million dollars in loans to meet immediate needs. The two powers plan to review their 1907 agreement to maintain harmony in Persia as Teheran faces a governance crisis. A Moscow dispatch notes cabinet ministers face reshuffle amid ongoing stability concerns.
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Great Britain
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Teheran
Prowler Samssm-el-Hultapo
Thay Sre
Death in state burial for Dr L Marden comes in widow and kin
Special to The Waxh Post from Philadelphia reports Straight Tor, a pedireed intersier owned by Dr L Marden, buried in state today. Widows and several of the 18% pedireetit egtetered children plus grandchildren followed the coffin to the grave in the back lawn of the Mertien Toansion renting. The body rested in the drawing room, two candles on each side, flowers around the coffin. He died Sunday aged 13.
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Philadelphia
Straight Tor
L. Marden
Mertien Toansion
Grady Dying After Night At Home In New York
J Thornes F Grady a longtime Tammany Hall figure and Albany legislator is dying at his New York home after being moved from a local sanitarium. He was not expected to survive the night. Grady had long led his party on the floor of the legislature and was known as a key Tammany operative.
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J. Thornes F
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Tammany Hall
Otatar
Scomtor Grady
Albany
Maine Battleship Rising After Cofferdam Work
Havana February 2 The raising of the battleship Maine nears completion as the intact forward section is freed from mud within the cofferdam. The hull floats on a near even keel with water admitted to reduce weight, and engineers plan to remove shattered forward portions in a few days before a final lift to return the ship to the bay.
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Harley B Ferguson
Idk Exirerielbow
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Lim burg mwlestling grocer and butter and ewe dealer
Christian Limburg of Pittsburgh recalls buying carloads of cane and cats that were stored at a Washington storage warehouse. He mentions sick days and selling stock, with talk of $8,000 profit and storage charges. The dialogue shows confusion over whether shipments were already delivered and paid for.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Christian Limburg
Limburg
Limburg Dia Dome
WINS 375000 WITH BRIDE IN FATHER'S WILL
Charles Corbin of New Britain, son of the late Philip Corbin, will marry on February 3. His father’s will provided an extra 15 000 if he remarried, with the wedding to take place at the bride’s home. The estate largely remained with the first wife, Lilliah Blakeslee, now divorced, who controls most of the millions.
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Washington Peat
Bartfords Conn
Charles Corbin
New Britain
Philip Corbin
Hardware Trust
Orer
Corbin
Lilliah Blakeslee
Andi
Valet Brandt Granted Clemency Despite Five Year Sentence
New York Governor Dix denied rumors and upheld a five year term for Brandt, a former valet convicted of burglary. The case highlighted disputed plea alleged promises, clemency requests, and alleged influence by Seymour Van Swhtvaard and Schiff interests, with Judge Honalsky noting the robbery’s circumstances.
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Mortiner 1 Seis
New York
Gov Dix
Willeg
Seymour van Swhtvaard
Brandt
Scift
Fing
Clinton
Dannexford
Winguns
Behaif
Digwid
Whitamn
New ‘York
Fires 50 Order For $250 Inincendiary Syndicate Busts
A New York judge declared an incendiary syndicate existed in Metropolia New York on February 2. Judge Swann stated the group offered to guarantee property destruction by fire for 80 dollars per fire, linking it to a broader pattern of arson last year in the city. Antonio Bertating, convicted of firing his own property, faced sentencing remarks about the syndicate’s aims and the high rate of fires blamed on arson.
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Metropolia
New York
Thos Desirowa
Calles
New ‘York
Swenn
Wessel Goes Down as German Steamer Sinks After Collision
The Hamburg American steamer Alleghany collided with the British Pomeran off Cape Henry early today. All aboard were rescued by the Revenue Cutter Onondaga and the Pomeran, with most passengers and crew saved from the sinking vessel. The Pomeran proceeded toward Hampton Roads while the Alleghany sank within minutes. cargo on the Alleghany included textiles and agricultural products.
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Porstredt
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Virginia
Craw
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Raintcale
Revommie
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Allogatelg Jalmoss
Aban
TG Caliston Tae Hays
Pomaren
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Cpidmeht
Haupton
Reavy
Firemen Find Hidden Treasure In Frame Shack
Wilmington February 2 firemen halted efforts to battle a blaze after uncovering hidden money stacked in ragged bindings inside a frame shack. The sum, estimated over 1,000 dollars, was claimed by George Agster who said a larger treasure chest lay in the next shed and that the money should remain secure in the shack.
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Washington Post
Wilimington
George Older
Wiliam Agster
Chef Morah
Agster
Tragic School Strychnine Death At14 In Love
Reports from Hartford Michigan describe Grace Cutler a 14 year old who reportedly ingested strychnine at school after a disputed love affair. She informed her teacher before dying within hours. Authorities investigate motive and whether other students were involved.
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Rel Wreta
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Revolvers and Cribs to Arm 32000 for Belfast Meeting
A Morning Post correspondent reports that up to 320,000 men will gather in Belfast next Thursday for a home rule meeting. They plan to be armed with revolvers and clubs, longer than police batons, while Dublin Castle authorities monitor with an anticipated need for 700 troops to keep order.
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Winston Spencer Churchil
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Irelang
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Seek Clerk in Death Heed After Demise
In Washington a Navy Department clerk sought by police over the death of Mrs Marie Cosson at George Washington Hospital after an operation. The boarder, a Navy clerk, fled the city as coroner Nevitt opened an inquest and a verdict ruled the death due to the procedure.
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Bit Hleventh
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Fie
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Both Husband and Wife Sue in Bitter Custody Battle
Former Washington girl Ann Edwards Macdonald and her husband Charles P Macdonald press countercharges in a contested suit filed in New York. The couple, tied to Chicago and West Coast ties, deny infidelity accusations while the other party defends against them. The case is set for trial Monday with no specific dates or correspondents named in the filings.
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New York
Charles P Macdonald
Chicago
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Mrs. Macdonald
Los Angeles
Ann Edwards
Macdonald
Philadelphia Druggist Receives Estate From Stranger
A Philadelphia druggist Joseph Clair at Callowhill Street lent a stranger a quarter eight years ago after a brief talk about hardship. The man later sent a letter via lawyers from Rockdale, Wyoming, claiming Clair is entitled to an estate valued at over 125,000 for the kindness shown.
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New York Sun
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Callow Hill Street
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Bills Cause Glash Directors Tries to Show It Is as Fine
Senate printing committee hearing on the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing power press bills versus hand press notes. Directors McKinney Randle Poole defended power presses amid sharp test questions by Attorney Relston and Senator Smoot. Poole admitted a stenographer may have been present. witnesses argued power notes are equal in quality and costlier labor. Hearing adjourned with resumption planned next morning.
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