Madero defies call to resign as Mexican crisis intensifies
Mexico City fights rage around the Diaz fortifications while President Madero defiantly refuses to resign. An American ambassador narrowly escapes a rifle bullet as shells hit the German legation and Porter's Hotel killing R. M. Meredith on his honeymoon. Senators lobby for action. a censorship clamp blocks dispatches, and plans for a possible truce and foreign protection loom amid escalating violence.
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Mexico City
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Ohio
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Salt Lake City
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Bath tub trust fined in Detroit trial heavy penalties imposed
Judge Sessions fined fourteen defendants in the bath tub trust conspiracy case. Fines totaled 51007, with heaviest 010,000 against Standard Sanitary Manufacturing of Pittsburgh and 51 000 against several others. Three individuals faced urged imprisonment and possible appeals were not stated.
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Pittsburgh
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Mansfield
Ohio
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Chicago
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Braddock
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Salem
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Noblesville
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Herman Hoelscher
Lloyd G McCrum
McCrum-Howell Company
Howard T. Gates
J. B. Wright
Wheeling Enameled Iron Company
A. G. Ward
Day-Ward Company
Warren
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Taft weighs Mexico intervention as Diaz revolt intensifies
President Taft and cabinet discuss Mexican crisis after Madero telegrams Taft asking to withhold U S intervention. Knox and Stimson draft reply while Ambassadors convene with Wilson. Reported ammo shortages in Mexican forces and continued unrest dim prospects for peace. Diaz action at arsenal noted as pivotal. White House denies promises to move Marines.
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Wilson
Mexico City
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Kings County Democrats To March In Inaugural Parade
About 500 members of the Kings County Democratic Club plan to march in the Wilson inaugural parade on March 4. The delegation will depart Brooklyn on a special train, with Leader John H. McCooey at the head, and wear black suits, black derby hats, and gray suede gloves. A large banner proclaims the Kings County Bayiner in the inaugural march.
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New York
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Brooklyn
Washington
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Kings County
Grover Cleveland
Marshall Leaves for Home From Phoenix Visit
Vice President elect Thomas R. Marshall departed Phoenix after a three week stay at the ranch of Mrs Marshall and Mrs W E Kimsey. He planned to go to Indianapolis and said he would not draft an inaugural address until after consulting with President elect Wilson.
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Castro in United States. government may appeal
New York February 15 Cipriano Castro former Venezuelan president remained free to move in the United States after Judge Ward upheld a habeas corpus writ. The government planned to appeal and investigate reports of a filibustering expedition in Castro’s favor. Nagel signaled a likely appeal while officials said a deportation warrant could be issued.
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Caracas
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Cipriano Castra
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New Orleans
Becker May Squeal On System May Be Cleared by Clemency
A Washington Post filed report details Lieut Charles Becker awaiting possible clemency from Gov Sulzer as whispers say he may reveal graft among higher ups tied to the Rosenthal murder case Becker shielded accomplices but funded his own defense with savings and contemplates a public confession if spared execution The piece notes Rockefeller lawyer interest in Becker's appeal and possible defenses by Austen Fox regarding other gunmen while authorities probe Becker wealth and its division among associates
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Thomas W. Walsh
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Marriage Opposed for 15 Year Old Woman to 86 Year Old Man
In Los Angeles a probate court case over Mrs. Marceline Elisalda and Pleasantine Leon is continued for a week. The court seeks the woman’s personal view as relatives object, while Leon, says he has loved her for more than fifty years and attends as an observer amid legal wrangling.
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Los Angeles
Marceline Eliseda
Pleasantine Leon
Rives
Elisalda
Leon
Henry W Palmer Dies Former Pennsylvanian Congressman
Henry W Palmer died at his Wilkes Barre home at age 81 after ptomaine poisoning endured during a South fishing trip. He had represented the Eleventh Pennsylvania district in the Fifty seventh Fifty ninth and Sixty fifth Congresses and served three terms.
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Bribery Debate Hits Charleston Senate Bill Moves to Punish Kanawha Court
In Charleston West Virginia the Senate debated Senator Gray Silver s bill to abolish the Kanawha intermediate court amid a bribery probe tied to the U S Senate campaign The grand jury adjourned to Monday after summoning citizens and about 60 lawmakers have appeared Officials including Gov elect Hatfield pledged a full graft investigation amid calls for accountability and restraint from some senators who argued against the bill The Hartley initiative and referendum measure advanced but failed in a 15 3 vote while a suffrage bid faced a close House vote with 46 20 on third reading postponement to Monday
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Charleston
W. Va
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Kanawha
England
Brand
Peterkin
Thomas C. Townsend
Hatfield
Senate
Yost
Monongahela
Fresh eggs drop to 19 cents in Chicago markets
Chicago dealers report a flood of eggs with thousands of cases arriving pushing prices down. Retailers posted 2 3 and 4 cent sales while most kept at 23 and 24 cents. Wholesale storage eggs ranged 12 to 18 cents as mild winter conditions spur supply and lower costs.
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Great Farewell to Angle Joe as Cannon Retires
A grand farewell banquet honors Joseph G Cannon with 560 guests from parties across the spectrum in Danville. Taft Root Williams and others praise his decades of service and convictions. A marble bust by Albert Jaegers is unveiled as Cannon vows to return a lasting force in American politics.
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Washington
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Taft
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New York
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Williams
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Missouri
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