Two Suffragists Army Splits Then Reaches Baltimore
News from Gelunise Maryland details Rosalie Gardner Jones leading a 14 member contingent from Newark and Brooklyn along a multiday march toward Baltimore. The group altered plans en route and arrived at the Stafford Hotel with thousands gathered in Mount Vernon Place.
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Baltimore
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Stafford
Tieve
Ida Craft
Julian
Eth Goddrich
Ernest Stevens
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Hamiten
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Staffard Hotel
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Denial of Planned Marriage Report In Chevy Chase Circle
Mrs Laura Lawson Ellis of 186 New Hampshire Avenue and Gist Blair denied a New York report that they would marry next week and honeymoon in Europe. Ellis laughed at the tale saying it was absolutely without foundation and that she is not going to marry.
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New Hampshire Avenue
Taft
Gist Blair
Huntsman
Chevy Chase Club
New York
Europe
Ellis
Rumor of Blair Ellis Marriage Plans Circulates
The report claimed a marriage between Mrs. Ellis and Mr. Blair with a New York ceremony and European voyage planned for March 7. Blair denied the tale as absurd and declined details. Both are Washington society figures with ties to White House visitors and Maryland political circles.
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White House
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Silver Spring
Turks on the Defensive at Gallipoli Dardanelles
London dispatch reports no Gallipoli fighting. Turks hold Bulair lines strongly while Bulgarians intrench near Turkish positions. Porte abandons offensive plans and will defend the Tchatalja and Bulair lines, hoping time favors Turkey.
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Daily Telegraph
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Wilson Eyes Cabinet Move as Mexico Tensions Rise
President elect Wilson, in Princeton on February 23, heard of the Mexico City killings of Madero and Suarez. He voiced no comment, maintains a policy of silence until taking office, and studies the situation closely while some friends think he may hasten his cabinet announcement to access counsel. He has received no direct or indirect communication from Taft officials. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson attended church to hear a Washington tribute, and the governor planned a long day with New Jersey's legislature.
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Coyotes Attack Keeper At New York Zoo
Four coyotes at the New York Zoological Park mauled keeper Alexander Ferguson as a crowd watched. Ferguson suffered severe lacerations to his neck back arms and legs and fear of blood poisoning. Peter Romanoff arrived with an iron bar and fought off the animals to rescue him.
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Washington Post
New York
New York Zoological Park
Alexander Ferguson
Ferguson
Fete
Coyote
Peter Romanoff
Cor Tal
Threat for Sulzer Governor Told of Plot to Assassinate Him
Albany reports Gov. Sulzer was told of an alleged assassination plot after a bandaged man reported two conspirators planned to kill the governor in an abandoned mill. The caller, referred to Owen L. Potter, also said he had encountered threats at home.
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Sulzer
Owen L. Potter
Potter
Woman in Ames Place Home thwarted burglar with revolver
Mrs. Duluce, alone at 1424 Ames Place Northeast, heard breaking glass and faced a burglar in the basement. She fired four shots as he fled, leaving no visible loot or description. Ninth precinct and locals scoured the scene but found no one. Police report notes unclear if shots hit.
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William Duluce
Ames Place
Governor in Penitentiary in Chihuahua State
Gov. Abraham Gonzales of Chihuahua was arrested and imprisoned in the state penitentiary. Gen. Antonio Rabago, commander of the northern zone, acts as governor. Gonzales’ friends are denied communication. locals fear for safety amid the Madero regime’s upheavals. Gonzales, a noted Southwestern cattleman, helped organize the Madero revolution and previously served as governor.
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Paso
Tex
Abraham Gonzales
Chihuahua
Antonio Rabago
Gonzales
Madero
Suarez
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Rob Store Heist At Busy New York Corner
In broad daylight three men robbed a branch store of a large cigar company in the theatrical district. They bound and gagged the lone clerk Albert Jacobson, rifled the safe and emptied the cash register, then fled. Jacobson, still bound, crawled to the door and alerted pedestrians as police pursue suspects.
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Cigar Corporation
Albert Jacobson
United States urged to act as Mexican crisis deepens
British and American papers condemn the killings of Madero and Suarez in Mexico City. Editorials warn intervention may be unavoidable, with Daily Mail noting Washington should not mock a great neighboring state. The Times calls for restoring order while avoiding a longer conflict, and other papers debate the scope of U.S. military action.
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Daily Press
Taft
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Washington
Daily Chronicle
Madero
Huerta
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Cuba
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the Times
Mexico City
Maderos
Suarez
Diaz
Steamer American Still Ground Off Sea Isle City
The Dutch tanker American remains hard aground at Sea Isle City New Jersey after a failed Mohawk tow. Four tugs and high tides were planned to free the vessel. Captain Mauchfager and 31 crewmen, all non English speakers, were rescued unharmed after the ship ran aground in fog while steering by dead reckoning. The ship left Antwerp February 7 bound for Philadelphia.
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Tragedy in Mexico as Guards Fire on Rescue Party
Taft voices regret over the shooting of Madero and Suarez during a rescue operation. Officials report both men killed as guards opened fire amid domestic political turmoil in Mexico. Cabinet not convened.
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Suarez
Taft Sees No Interruption From Madero Death
President Taft expressed deep regret over the killing of Francisco Madero and J. Fino Suarez in Mexico City. He stressed nonintervention but warned that attacks on foreigners could prompt swift military action, while outlining troop movements and naval readiness to defend Americans if needed.
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Killing of Madero and Suarez Shocks Border News
El Paso reports the deaths of Mexico’s deposed president Francisco Madero and vice president Jose Maria Pino Suarez. Rebels and federal volunteers react with mixed resolve as Huerta’s government faces renewed instability and fears of renewed conflict along the border.
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Pino Suarez
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Mexico City
Manuel L. Wejnan
Washington
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Maximilian
Senor Lejuan
Gustavo Madero
Gustavo
Huerta
Death of Madero and Suarez Sparks Diplomatic Tensions
In Mexico City Francisco Madero and Vice President Jose Pino Suarez were killed during a midnight transport to the penitentiary amid conflicting official statements. An inquiry is ordered as diplomats note rival accounts, while Senora Madero and Mercedes Madero denounce authorities as traitors.
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Dose Pino Suarez
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Jose Peres
Mercedes Madero
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Senora Madero
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Madea
Wants Gomez In Cabinet
Manuel Garza Aldape minister of agriculture in the Huerta cabinet said he would resign to favor Emilio Vasquez Gomez who proclaimed himself provisional president of Mexico This will unite factions Aldape arrived home and with De la Fuente and Vasquez Gomez in the cabinet the Vasquistas would be satisfied and work with the new government to reunite the country.
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Manuel Garza Aldape
Huerta
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Mexico
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David de la Fuente
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