Madero Family Amid Turmoil as Mexico Rests on Edge
The article details the violent fallout after Madero and Pino Suárez were moved to the penitentiary. It notes Francisco de la Barra’s statements, Huerta’s and the cabinet’s responses, and the ensuing investigations. It also mentions arrests, British support, and the broader political instability surrounding Diaz and secessionist movements.
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Cardenas
Huerta
de la Barra
Francisco de la Barra
Department of Foreign Relations
Legires
United States
Madero
Pino Suarez
Havig
Fove Vasnuez Tagle
Castellanos
Taescurt
Suarez
Es- Cat
Plan for New Republic in Sonora Held in Special Session
Hermosillo Sonora February 23 intense session of the Sonora state congress followed killing of Madero and Suarez. Lawmakers debated declaring Sonora in rebellion against General Huerta with opposition. Some feared Mascarenas would alienate Sonorans as provisional governor. Rebel leader Antonio Rojas has appeared.
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Madero
Pino Suarez
Hermosillo
Sonora
Mexico
Suarez
Victoriano Huerta
Huerta
Diaz
Manuel Mascarenas, Jr
Salazar
Antonio Rojas
Monroe Doctrine Deemed Too Mild By Open Forum Speaker
Parker H. Sercombe, a decade in Mexico City, told Open Forum that ballots must replace ballets in Latin nations south of the United States. He urged a new U S doctrine to warn Latin countries they must respect elections or invite U S intervention, arguing the Monroe doctrine fails to curb restless grafters and premature moves to democracy.
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United States
Parker H. Sercombe
Mexico
Masonic Temple
Sercombe
Seven Troop Trains Depart From Fort Leavenworth
Seven troop trains left Fort Leavenworth on February 23 bound for Galveston under orders to move virtually the entire garrison. Col. Cornman led the last train at 1 PM after a rapid mobilization that set a new army record with troops ready to entrain within 24 hours of moving orders. Temporary camping grounds at Fort Crockett are prepared for the Fifth brigade, and the Third cavalry at Fort Sam Houston and Fort Wingate is ordered to Galveston.
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Galveston
Tex
Fort Crockett Military Reservation
Fifth Brigade
Third Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Wingate
Fireman Falls From Truck During Street Turn
Fireman Charles Ward of No 5 truck was hurled from a running board when a hook and ladder skidded on a turn at Wisconsin avenue and P Street NW en route to a fire at S212 P Street. He suffered back and arm bruises, refused hospital, while the truck was damaged and the fire was rapidly extinguished by other companies.
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Charles Ward
No. 5 Truck Company
Wisconsin Avenue
P Street
Ward
Transatlantic Sailings and Ship Movements Toward New York
Arrive Southampton to Philadelphia service via Flymouth and Cherbourg. Sailed Wavre La Lorraine bound for New York. Queenstown Mauretania sailing from Liverpool to New York. New York Patru foc Hamburg movement noted.
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Southampton
Philadelphia
New York
Flymouth
Cherbourg
Wavre
Allen's Foot Ease Promises Comfort for Aching Feet
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder as the greatest comfort discovery. It claims to relieve sting from coins and burners, prevent blisters, sore spots, and make walking delightful. It boasts 307,000 testimonials and urges trials via a free package offer to Alien S. Omsted, LeRoy, N.
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Allen
FPREE
S. Omsted
LeRoy. N
Madero a Bitter Rival of Porfirio Diaz Stirs Revolution
Biographical sketch of Francisco I. Madero detailing his wealth, education at St Marys College Maryland and Johns Hopkins, opposition to Porfirio Diaz, family status, and early career. It notes his wealth, seven children, uncle governorship, financing intrigue, and his 1910 return to Mexico as Diaz’s opponent. It also mentions Don Jose Pino Suarez and the vice presidency.
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Francisco Madero
Mexico
Ernesto Madero
Gustavo Madero
Senora Madero
Mercedes
Ansela
Legano
Maryland
St. Mary’s College
Johns Hopkins
Porfirio Diaz
Francisco I. Madero
Madero
United States
Eurepe
Porfirio Taz
Francisco
Western Maryland
Emmitsburg
Gustavo
Mount S J. Mary's College
Johns Hopkins University
Ernesto
UM5
Independent Party
Profirio Diaz
Diaz
San Antonio
Tex
Mexico City
Don Evaristo Madero
Raoul
Guatavo
Don Jose Pino Suarez
Yucatan
Senor de la Barra
Vasquez Gomez
Suarez
Navy Bill Faces Filibuster Clash Over Naval Budget
Representative Lemuel P. Padgett leads efforts to end general debate on the naval appropriation bill amid filibustering by economists. Texas Democrat Robert L. Henry balks at gag rules unless one of two battleships is removed. President elect Wilson urges spending restraint on public buildings pork.
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Manuel Urquidi
Madero
Juan Sanchez Azcona
Puebla
Porfirio Diaz
Cairo
Egypt
Congress
Lemuel P. Padgett
Tennessee
Naval Committee
Rules Committee
Friends of the Navy
Robert L. Henry
Texas
Elect Wilson
House
Wilson
Senate
Travel Pictures of Canada lecture series returns
Nox McCain resumes his picture pilgrimage at the Columbia Theater with views of Quebec Montreal Ottawa Winnipeg and the western provinces. Colored slides of the Canadian Rockies salmon canneries and Niagara Falls accompany moving pictures of railroading lumbering and glaciers. A second showing is set for 3 43 this afternoon.
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Nox McCain
Columbia
United States
Canada
Quebec
Montreal
Toronto
Ottawa
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Winnipeg
Metropols
Canadian Rockies
Alps
Rockies
Pacific
Niagara Falls
Supreme Court to Rule on 45 Rate Rulings and 110 Decrees
After a three week recess the Supreme Court reconvenes to decide a record 155 cases including 45 state rate disputes and major tax and oil land suits. The Missouri rate cases since October 1910 loom large as the court weighs freight and passenger rate impacts nationwide. The docket also includes Porter Charlton’s appeal challenging his rendition to Italy for the Lake Como murder.
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Missouri
Supreme Court
Intermountain Rate
California Oil Land Ca
Union
Charlton
Porter Charlton
State Department
Lake Come
Guayaquil Earthquake Shakes City at Night
Guayaquil Ecuador was violently shaken for about 70 seconds at 9 40 p m causing panic as theaters were full. Inhabitants rushed from homes kneeling in prayer but no damage or injuries were reported. Four additional minor tremors were felt later, with the quake felt across the republic.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
The
Republic
Mission for Women Closes at St Aloysius Church
The Rev George Fargisa officiated the closing of the women’s mission at St Aloysius Church. More than 4000 women attended early masses and received holy communion. At 4 pm the retreat ended with papal benediction. A men’s mission opened at 7:30 pm with a sermon and weekly outline. Services continue 6, 7 am and 7 pm. Rev Joseph Mulry presides.
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George Fargisa
St. Aloysius Church
Father Fargis
St. Aloysius
Joseph Mulry
St. Peter's College
Jersey City
Law Must Aid Child Urges New Parole System
Chicago judge Julian Mack, head of the Commerce Court and National Conference of Children, urged the Alliance of Jewish Women to adopt public defenders for minors, adult parole, and nonjudge made law to fit modern industry. He called for pensions for widows, supervised playgrounds, and derailed immigration tightness, arguing public justice should secure every child a healthy start.
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Chicago
Commerce Court
National Conference of Children
Alliance of
Jewish Women
Temple
Eighth Street
D. C. Juvenile Court
Mack
Washington
Reformatory
Australia
Taft
Nagel
Centenary of Great Edict Invitation Outlined
Papal authority invites Catholics worldwide to mark the sixteenth centenary of Christianity proclaimed by Constantine the Great. The U S Catholic community is reminded that Constantine's declaration influenced the American colonies forming a nation. The plan envisions a grand international demonstration with civic and religious ceremonies.
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Constantine the Great
United States
Constantine
Gans Names Membership Committee
Isaac Gans named last week by President Strasburger as chairman of the membership committee of the Retail Merchants' Association has announced the following to serve: Willara D. West Roe Fulkerson Frank Killian Thomas E. Ogrum Eisenman Co Eugen Edwards P. J Nee Meyer Feltheimer J. J. Leverton Claude Miller Lee Lauman Isaac Nordlinger Henry T. Offferdingers George TP. Page Allen H. Rogers Sidney West M. Stein Eli Sheetz and Washington Topham.
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Allen H. Rogers
Sidney West
M. Stein
Eli Sheetz
Washington Topham
John Thompson Stricken in Chicago Urgent Illness
John Tr Thuntyaon Assistant United States Attorney General is seriously ill with acute uremia. He was stricken Saturday at his hotel and physicians called a consultation. He was en route from Washington to Canton Kansas, stopping for a brief visit in the city.
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Chicago
John Tr. Thuntyaon
United States
Thompson
Washington
Canton
Kans
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