U S May Save Madero Acted In Behalf Of Diaz
Secretary Knox announced to a cabinet meeting that the United States may intervene to secure justice or a fair trial for former President Madero of Mexico. The move signals a shift from neutrality and follows the killing of Gustavo Madero, perceived as threatening the fate of the leader’s brother.
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Gustavo Madero
Maximilian
United States
Madero
Mesa
Knox
State Department
Republic
Taft
Milson
Ton Fhuerta
United Sates
Madera
Mest
Huerta
Clinten E MacEachran
Wilson
Washington
Mexico City
Rex West
Havana
Defiant to Huerta as Diaz foes face inquiry in Vera Cruz
Gen Beltran will be tried by military court for alleged misuse of the white flag at Vera Cruz and the capture of Gen Diaz. Gen Angeles charged with disobeying Huerta orders as the recent fighting ended. Senora Madero and Senora Suarez visited their husbands in the palace for the first time since arrest, appearing deeply anxious after a private one hour meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siothi
Diaz
Madero
State Department
Beltran
Vera Cruz
United States
Angeles
Huerta
Madero Senora Madero
Senora Suarez
GOP Convention Move Sparks National Debate in Congress
Discussion on a national Republican convention to revise rules and Southern representation grows in Congress. National chairman Charlia Hilles has not called a meeting, with few members fully backing the plan. If urged, a spring gathering could set stages for a national convention by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Charlia © Hilles
National Committee
Congress
Hitles
Bill Drawn in Haste Lays Bare Agricultural Appropriations
Senate report shows the agricultural appropriation bill drafted hastily in the House. Discrepancies omitted key chiefs of entomology chemistry and statistics and removed the chief disbursing officer. Senate boosts salaries for several posts and includes Gronna’s European farm credit commission proposal. Total bill amount is 18,566,580.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Weather Bureau
Bureau of Animal Industry
Gronna
Europe
Taft Party Heads to New York for Peace Banquet
President Taft left Washington at 12 30 this morning with Mrs Taft for New York. He will witness the memorial work at Fort Wadsworth N C this afternoon and address a banquet of the American Peace and Arbitration League before returning to Washington tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
Washington
Fort Wadsworth
N. C
American Peace and Arbitration League
Bartender Kills Himself in Boarding House Room
Danil E Donahoe a 53 year old bartender shot himself in the dining room of the home of F W Hop kins at 707 Seventh Street SE where he boarded. He left a note for an undertaker and Mrs Hopkins to handle belongings. Coroner notified. death undiscovered until a household member found his body. He had long lived in Washington and suffered despondency. not married. Also notes schedule change for Cabin John line trains to 7:57 AM to ease morning commutes.
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Danil E Donahoe
F. W. Hopkins
Seventh Street
Eighth Street
Washington on presidential term and rotation in office
Washington argues against fixed term limits and rotation for the presidency. He contends there is no danger of a president prolonging power through legal means, but warns of corruption and other dominations if the people fail to govern themselves. He notes differing views with Jefferson on rotation and bribery prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Washington
Union
Washington Birthday Celebrations Across Nation's Capital
Washington the city honors the first President on his birthday with 50,000 schoolchildren’s observances, wreaths at Mount Vernon, and services in theaters and halls. Government offices close as Brandegee reads Farewell Address, Taft attends New York banquet, and numerous society events follow across daylong programs in Continental Hall, Raucher's, and the Catholic University.
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Washington
Rendvicss
Senate
Brandegee
Connecticut
Mt. Vernon
Virginia
Mount Vernon
Alexandria Masons
Board of Women Regents
Taft
American Peace and Arbitration League
New York
Sons of the Revolution
International Peace Committee
Daughters of the American Revolution
Columbia Theater
Continental Hall
Columbia Society of Son's of the American Revolution
Rauacher's
Supreme Court
Houses
Congress
Robert E. Lee, Jr
Thomas Nelson Page
Washington's Birthday Schedule of Events
Morning and afternoon programs mark Washington's Birthday with readings and services. Knights of Columbus at Catholic University 10, Sons of American Revolution at Rauscher's noon, Mason lodges and women at Mount Vernon 2, later events include University Club banquet at 8 and others through the evening at various locations.
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Columbia Theater
Kntghta of Columbus Memorial Services
Catholic University
Sons of American Revelution
Rauscher’s
Mount Vernon
McMahon Hall
Charles Harlen McCarth
Public anniversary events mark Commonwealth admission
Anniversary observances across Washington include banquets at the National Hotel and Raleigh, Masonic lodge gatherings at the New Ebbitt, and special school services and speeches at Oldest Inhabitants House and various buildings. Notable addresses will be given by Weditz of George Washington University and Rev. Willey at McKinley Manual Training School, as citizens’ associations hold services citywide. Jonn D. L’Hommedieu, deputy port health officer, dies at quarantine station after eighteen years in service.
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Knights of Columbus
Catholic University
Washington
Charles Hallen McCarthy
University of Pennsylvania
California State Association of Washington
Joséph J. Keefer
Pennsylvania Avenue
North Dakota State Association
Bration
National Hotel
Pennsylvania Society
Raleigh
New Ebbitt
Masonic Lodge
Do. W. A. Weditz
George Washington University
Business High School
Earle Willey
McKinley Manual Traine School
Brookland Brotherhood
Lord Memorial Hall
New York
Jonn” D. L'Hommedieu
Doty and O'Connell
Seven Saloons Remain If Jones Works Plan Passes
Debates in the House center on the Jones Works excise amendment attached to the District appropriation bill. Prohibitionists warn of a near wipeout of liquor business, predicting only seven saloons would stay. President Taft hinted at veto risk, while Antisaloon League actions push for a record vote and congressional pressure from Maryland and Baltimore supporters.
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House
Jones-Works
Senate
Burleson
Rules Committee
Jones- Works
Representative Prouty
Taft
Antisaloon League
E. U. Dinwiddie
Legislative Committee
League
P. A. Baker
National Organization
Congress
Maryland
William H Anderson
Baltimore
Washington Birthday event praises George Washington in Mexico remarks
Admiral George Stockton led a Washington birthday celebration by the Order of Washington. He urged Mexico to adopt Washington’s example, calling it a republic in name but noting needed leadership. Speakers included Senator Fletcher and William de Hertburn Washington. President-elect Wilson and President Taft sent regrets. A buffet and dance followed with numerous guests and ceremonial roles listed.
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George Washington
Mexico
George Stockton
George Washington University
Washington
Order of Washington
Rauscher’s
Stockton
Republic
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
William de Hertburn Washington
New York
Wilson
Harness
Taft
Henry P. Holden
George Livingston Bayard
William M. Conrad
Matthew T. Scott
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
John Muller Horton
Buffalo
N. Y
Scott
T. G. B. Bulloch
Admiral
Marcus Wright
Eithelbert Fairfax
Fairfax
Edwin A. Hill
Howard P. Wright
Charles H. Bowker
Francis J. Woodman
A. B. Dent
Louis J. Carman
Thomas Campbell Washington
Senator Fletcher
Fletcher
James Marion Johnston
George W. Brown
John Miller Horton
Nannie Randolph Heth
R. Mason Bail
Thomas T. W. Brown
Douglas Bulloch
Gaston Bulloch
Emma Hamilton Bulloch
Gray Dawson
Thomas Dawson
Doris Dawson
Lucy Barbour Ewing
C. M. Feamster
Daniel Smith Gordon
Gordon
Frances Pinkney Gordon
Virginia Fairfax Gordon
Stockton Heath
Philip C. Hungerforce
Astor Sued for 25000 Damages in Irvington Crash
Charles E. Palmer of Tarrytown sues Vincent Astor for 25000 in supreme court alleging a September 30, 1910 crash on Broadway Irvington left his motorcycle injuries. Palmer, thrown 30 feet, broke left leg and two ribs. The suit shifted from John Jacob Astor to Vincent after majority.
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White Plains
N. Y
Charles E. Palmer
Tarrytown
Supreme Court
Vincent Astor
John Jacob Astor
Irvington
Palmer
Broadway
Death of Henry H Helmsen in Maryland
Henry H Helmsen aged years died yesterday at his daughter Mrs A C Reubsams home near Bethesda in Rockville Maryland Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow at the daughters residence burial at Congressional Cemetery Washington He was a native of Germany
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Henry H. Helmsen
Rockville
A. C. Reubsam
Bethseda
Congressional Cemetery
Washington
Heimsen
Germany
Women Clubmen Plan Monticello Debate and Parade Aid
At the Raleigh Hotel the Women’s National Press Association heard talks by Mrs. Champ Clark Miss Mary Johnston and Mrs. Owen Kildare on forming a Federated Women’s Clubs clubhouse in Washington to host visiting clubwomen and support a March 4 suffrage parade. The event included a discussion of Monticello and Representative Levy’s actions and noted preparations for March 3 luncheon with 40000 sandwiches and hot coffee.
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Woman's National Press Association
Raleigh
Champ Clark
Mary Johnston
Owen Kildare
Federated Women’s Clubs of
Washington
Federation
Mary
Lockwood
Kildare
Grace Porter Hopkins
Monticello
Jefferson M. Levy
Martin W. Tittleton
Jefferson
Littleton
Levy
Clark
Panama
Lillian Chenoweth
Dorothy Baxter
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Galt & Bro
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Alexandria
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California State Association
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John D. L’hommedieu
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Gall Amendment
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Footer’s Dye Works
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Cumberland, MD
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Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, DC
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