Madero Outlines Insurgent Strength and Plan in Washington
Senor Madero, brother of Francisco I. Madero, declares insurgents in Chihuahua number about 504, well armed and mounted, with control of Juarez customs and parts of the Mexican Central Railway. He warns Diaz forces will be defeated at a strategic point and discusses Azcona’s detention and U S remarks, asserting support and resources backing the revolution.
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Diaz
Azcona
Senor
Gustavo Madero
Francisco Y. Madero
Mexican Revolutionary Army
Revolutionary Committee
Washington
Mexico
Senor Madero
Senor Sanchez-Azcona
Jat
United States
Senor de la Barra
Sanchez-Azcona
Jaii
Chihuahua
Navarro
Luque
Abraham Gonzalez
Olinaga
Mexico City
Madero
Juarez
Federal Service
Republic
Hwerson
Pedernales
Mal Paso
Jalla
Death notices and obituaries from January 1911 to 1919
Notices include the death of Mirat Coger in the Canal Zone reported by the American consul general in Panama, and obituaries for Annie M Hackney, Frank Bay, and Eugene Alberta Varnell. Details cover dates, times, funeral arrangements, residences, and private interments.
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Department of State
Washington, D. C
Alban
Snyder
Panama
Ancon
Canal Zone
Uacenme
Annie M
Felery B. Hackney
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
George Sygmnistion Hospital
Frank Bay
Rock Creek Church
Varnell
Eugene Alberta Varnel
Ariington
Gunboat worries Mexico seize gunboat and new regiments ordered
News from Mexico City reports the government fears a Madero loyalist gunboat has sailed toward the eastern coast. The minister of war orders two artillery corps and four cavalry regiments, to be sent to Chihuahua within a week, while rebels in Chihuahua and Sonora maneuver to exploit divisions among insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Mexico City
United States
Francisco Madero
Mexico
Madero
Chihuahua
Col Cuellar
Inaz
Chhuahua
el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Mexican Northwestern
Isurrectos
Streat
Navarro
Pearson
Guerrero
Pendennules
Sonora
Insurrecto Junta
Maufrectos
Cee
Russian exile linked to Stepney siege terror group
Police pursue Peter the Painter amid claims a Stepney gang of at least two aliens including a 22 year old Russian expropriator named Jacob Fogel, born in Kolveno Lithuania, killed in the Hounds Ditch confrontation and a separate Clapham common murder linked by a stylised S mark. Inquests adjourned. 200 officers hunt the East End for more disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jan
Houndsditch
Stepney
Peter
England
Jacob Fogel
Kolvno
Lithuania
Suwalki
Russian
Poland
Joseph Keron
Clapham Common
Beron
East End
Receiver named for bank in Pittsburg
The foreign banking house of P. V. Rovalanek & Co. with branches in New York and Uniontown Pa was placed in the hands of receiver Robert H. Marshall. Liabilities are about 1 000 000 and assets 1 400 000. A bill names partners P. V. Rovalanek Julius Wolff and Anthony Abrose and cites a New York branch under investigation by the attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Jan
P. V. Rovalanek & Co
New York City
Uniontown
Robert H. Marshall
John Kadlecik
P. V. Rovalanek
Julius Wolff
Anthony Abrose
New York
O’malley
Missing Broker at Ceiba
Cincinnati reports John E. Humphries the broker who vanished before Christmas with over 100000 in obligations is in Ceiba Spanish Honduras. He and wife were registered at a hotel in the Honduran city as U S District Court receiver E Reeder Donohue opened Humphries office safe seeking securities. No valuables found. Papers show years of stock margin speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
John E. Humphries
Ceiba
Spanish Honduras
New Orleans
Humphreys
United States District Court
E. Reeder Donohue
Creditorg
Licensed to Marry with Several Virginia Couples Listed
A list of marriage licenses shows George F. Stevens 24 and Marie A. Allain 19 with clergy Rev John M. Cooper. Robert Wills and Margaret E. Pattie 18. Rev D. C. MacLeod. Michael A. Collina 28 and Anna E. Ewald 24. Rev Ignatius Fealey Harts Parker 22 and Elia Partiow 23. Culpeper county couples. Rev Willian G. Oram. Wilam Wivel and Mary C. Jones 22. Rev BR J. Froelich. Charles M Attlek 28 and Llign Is Hantan 22. Rev MacLeod. George W. Dyson 28 and Roxter Williams 23. Rev SH Brown. James Conaway 4 and Annie Natt 1. Rev A Wiltbanks. Willam X. Green 2 and Ella Coby 22 both at Fairfax. Rev W Westray. Samuel H. Edmonton 28 and Milfio Wilson 20. Rev Joseph H. Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Stevens
Marie A. Allain
John M. Cooper
Robert Wills
Margaret E. Pattie
Norfolk
D. C. MacLeod
Michael A. Collina
Anna E. Ewald
Ignatius Fealey Harts Parker
Elia Partiow
Culpeper County
Willian G. Oram
Wilam Wivel
Mary C. Jones
BR J. Froelich
Charles M Attlek
Llign
Hantan
MacLeod
George W. Dyson
Roxter Williams
SH. Brown
James Conaway
Annie Natt
A. Wiltbanks
Willam X. Green
Ella Coby
Fairfax
W Westray
Samuel H. Edmonton
Milfio Wilson
Joseph H. Lee
Health Office Birth and Resident Notices Roll Across City
A Health Office record lists numerous births with parent names and newborn sex, alongside many adults and ages residing at various streets and wards. The mixed entries note boys and girls born to multiple couples and a few long-standing residents with ages ranging from hours to 72 years.
Kidnapped by Millionaire in Disguised Chauffeur Swap
Special to was Washington Pi Stamford Conn Jan 5 A millionaire disguised as a chauffeur abducted his friend's bride and groom after a wedding at Mrs Hamilton's Riverside home. Tyson, with two accomplices, hijacked the couple in a roadster and forced an extended ride toward New York. The plan ended with a rice bombardment back at the Hamilton residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stamford
Conn
John H. Tyson
Griswod
Bobe Daniel
New York
Josephine Adella Oatwell
Riverside
Daniel
John Daniel
Miss Oatwell
Tyson
William Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton Residence
WEDDING CONTRACT WITNESS TESTIFIES IN BALDWIN ESTATE CASE
In Los Angeles Mrs Lilien Ashley Turnbull testified after seven days of cross examination that she introduced turfman E J Baldwin to Charles Fair as her husband under a contract. Dr J W Trueworthy and Mrs Margaret Holmes corroborated portions of her story and noted Baldwin’s title Mrs Baldwin in accounts. The court adjourned, with further testimony anticipated Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Horseman
Charles Fair
Los Angeles
Cal
Jan. i
Lilien Ashley Turnbull
E. J
J. W. Trueworthy
Turnbull
Beatrice Anita Turnbull
Gavin McNab
Fair
San Francisco
Blazer
Col
Henry Cowlesky
Dancer Visits Ex King in Exile and a Death Notice
Mile. Gaby Deslys the French dancer visits King Manuel of Portugal in exile in England while London headlines note her throat treatment as a cover story. In Utica Mrs. Sarah Dor Trance Knapp, wife of Rep. Charles L. Knapp, dies at 67 in Lowville.
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Mile
Gaby Deslys
Manuel
England
London
Paris
Portugal
Deslyn
Deslys
Duke of Orleans
Wood Norton
Sarah D. Knapp
Utica
Sarah Dor Trance Knapp
Charles L. Knapp
Lowville
Help for Davila bankers to make big loan
Honduran government moves toward a $40 million loan with an American syndicate led by J Pierpont Morgan. Agreement would place Honduras under U S influence similar to the Dominican arrangements. President Davila announced treatment talks with Morgan firms, with full powers given to Juan Peredes to effect the loan.
Bonilla’s Island Base Declares Provisional Honduran Government
Wireless dispatches from Puerto Cortez report Bonilla on Ruatan Island establishing a provisional government. The Hornet gunboat is under insurgent control as Davila’s loyalists desert in large numbers. Bonilla adopts the Honduran flag and plans to attack La Ceiba as supporters rally to his banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruatan
New Orleans
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Bonilla Navy
Hornet
Federal Army
Rumor Of Honduran Revolution Sparks State Dept Inquiry
The State Department telegraphed American Minister McCreery and Consul Dawson in Honduras asking for a situation outline amid press reports of hostilities. Officials doubted any revolution was under way as Honduran Minister Luis Lazo met Secretary Knox to discuss claims of a large army near Tegucigalpa, with no confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
State Department
McCreery
Tegucigalpa
Dawson
Puerto Cortes
Luis Lazo
Knox
Zelaya's Son-In-Law Dies After Appendicitis Operation
In Managua on January 5 Joaquin Pasos, son-in-law of ex President Jose Santos Zelaya, died following an appendicitis operation. He had earlier been jailed on a misappropriation charge, released on payment of gold and unsigned pesos. Reports say Nicaragua is tranquil and Gen Estrada’s election boosts public confidence, with Taft’s congratulatory telegram seen as support.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Joaquin Pasos
Jose Santos Zelaya
Pasos
Estrada
Gen. Estrada
State Department
Olivares
Taft
King Alfonso Sets Sail for Melilla on Royal Yacht Giralda
Special Cable reports King Alfonso departed from Malaga at 8 pm aboard the royal yacht Giralda bound for Melilla. He travels with Prime Minister Canalejas, war minister, palace officials, and a large retinue while warships guard the voyage amid a reducing Melilla storm. Deputies, journalists, and Asturias princes accompany him on the Antonio Lazaro. A festive welcome awaits in Melilla with Kabyle tribal leaders expected to attend.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Malaga
Melilla
Giralda
Canalejas
Malai
Senor Canalejaes
Asturias
Antonio Lazaro
Barcelona
Morocco
Judge Gary Opposed to Steel Price Cuts Say Consumer Needs Assurance
Jamestown Dakota January reports Judge Gary opposes price reductions in steel. Charles Price of the Cambridge Steel Company backs Gary, stating lower prices unsettle business and labor, and consumers only want stable pricing to avoid bids undercut by competitors. He notes no agreement exists and dinners won’t spur permanent demand.
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Gary
Jamestown
Jan. &G
William D. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Charles 8. Price
Cambria, Steel Company
Waldorf-Astoria
Fire at Tammany Hall Sparks Brief Alarm in Jan
New York reports a small fire at Tammany Hall starting under the stage on the third floor. It scorched a gladiator statue and climbed to the roof before high-pressure lines halted it. Olympic Theater area was largely empty and officers ensured orderly exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany Hall
Assembly Hall
Olympic Theater
Maurice Krause
Forty-Two Adjudged Insane In Cleveland Probate
In Cleveland on February 6 Judge Alexander Haddon presided over 42 insanity adjudications, the largest single-day total by one judge in any city. Forty were inmates of the city infirmary, leaving the state hospital overcrowded and keeping many long-time mentally unbalanced residents confined to the infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Van
Alexander Haddon
Cleveland State Hospital
Swiss Protest Over Deportation Of 17 Watch Makers
Berne papers publish protests against U S authorities for deporting seventeen Swiss watch makers from a Michigan firm as contract laborers. They allege harsh treatment, four months on Ellis Island, illness to a wife and child, and denial of consul contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Switzerland
Michigan
United States
Ellis Island
Mother and Son Frozen in Saskatchewan Blizzard
Winnipeg Jan 5 The bodies of Mrs Samuel Turner and her 12 year old son were found today several miles from their farm near North Portal Saskatchewan. They were lost in the blizzard while going from the stable to the house Tuesday night and wandered many miles before dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
Man
Samuel Turner
North Portal
Society Notes From Metropolitan Opera Scene And Weddings
Society figures attended Tristan and Isolde at the Metropolitan with numerous boxes and gowns described in detail. Alice Dieudonnee Chase married Arthur White Sullivan at Stuyvesant Square. attire featured ivory satin and old lace with family heirlooms, while guests included prominent names and relatives. CONTINUED ON SEVENTH PAGE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Seymour le Grand Cromwell
Beatrice Bend
E. Reevs Merritt
Clifford Richardson
J. Norton Wipslow
Merritt
Dulany Howland
Frank B. Keech
Keech
William M. Fleitmann
Henry W. Wariner
J. Allen Townsend
William Metcalf_Bliss
Walter Rutherfurd
Leary
Stephen H. Olin
William K. Vanderbilt
Frederick Pearson
W. Storrs Wells
Paul Morton
Morton
Harry Graef
Gerald Stuyvesant
Ormond G. Smith
Smith
Philip A
Franklin
Miss Taylor
James B. Taylor
Rs. Taylor
Alvin Krech
Maitland Connfelt
Stephen H. P. Pell
Boxer
Alice Dieudonnee Chase
William M. Chase
Chase
Arthur White Sullivan
Stuyvesant Square South
New York
Hugh Birckhead
St. George's Church
Miss Kato Chase
International Peace Hymn Offered by Carnegie in New York
Andrew Carnegie distributed thousands of copies of an international peace hymn written by George Huntington, formerly of Oak Park Illinois, and Carleton College pensioner. The poem urges peace, unity of empires and nations, and calls for end to war while praising shared faith and guidance by God to guard both eastern and western lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnegie
America
Carnegie
George Huntington
Oak Park
Iprarian
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
No White Burley In 1911 Growers Vote Across Kentucky
Special to The Washington Post from Lexington Kentucky January at a meeting of the Independent Association of White Burley Tobacco Growers of Kentucky and adjoining States it was decided by vote that no crop be raised in 1911. The association operates separately from the Burley Tobacco Society led by president Clarence Lebus. The society has taken no action yet on cutting the 1911 crop. It will control about 45 percent of white burley while the remainder will be pooled by the new association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanchez-Azcone
Madero
Sanchez-Azcona
I4az
Diaz
Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Azcona
National Congress
Washington Post
Lexington
Independent Association of White Burley Tobacco Growers
Kentucky
Burley Tobacco Society
Clarence Lebus
Burley Society
Movements of Ocean Steamers
Movements of ocean steamers listed include Liverpool to Philadelphia and New York departures. Several ships sail to European ports from New York and Liverpool, with dockings around Saturday and Sunday mornings.
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Raepborted
Sable Island
La'‘Bevere
New York
Camois
Liverpool
Browhead
Waterland
Antwerp
Signalnd Lizerd
Chemaltz F
Philatelphia
Bremen
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Tabasco
Yucatan
Chihuahus
Cincinnati Inquirer
Providence Journal
Cleveland Plain Center
Syracuse Post-Standard
Chicago Record Herald
St. Paul Pioneer Provo
Buffalo Courier
Reeheater Herald
New York Times
St Louis Republic
Boston Globe
Pittsburg Dispatch
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Geo. P. Zarhorst
East Capitol St
William Lee
Modest Pfrica
Gaz Penmylanta
John R. Wright CO
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth ST NW
H Street
Counncily
W. R. Pumphrey & Son
Annes Chapel
Thomas M. Hindle
Emibalmerath
Frank Geier’s Sons
North
W.R
RO Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A
Speare
Wit Foto Nw
Bend M. J. Falvey
Sapererchive
Kalon Wine CO
Hosf St. NW
Free
Peter the Painter
Fogel
Band
Pelice
Boston
Thomas
Sidney Street
Pittsburg Concern
Health Office Record
Jozeph W
Bessie L. Willameon
Albert L
Ella Embrey
Salvatore
Lephadia Stiti
Clyde Me
Ide M Hush
Victor C
Amelia V. Olmsted
John Me
Mary T. Glover
John A
Peart E. Lynch
Dennis J
Catherine B McCarthy
John R
Geraldine Walter
Charles R
Nettie F
Morris and
Jennie Rainer
Jecod
Esther Rosenfeld
Alfred O
Annie Allen Bey
Clarence
Jeannette Bolden
Peter H
Mery Brown
J. Frank
Lucy A. Bingburn
Matthew and
Annie Hager
Stephen B Gikine
Alpheus Daymon
Taltert St
Anacostia
Adeline W. Hasbrouch
Adams Mill Road
Meyer Hecht
John C Weldeman
Seaton Et. Nee
John M. Canter
13Th St
Brookland
Mary C Brown
Volta
Elizabeth Bryan
L. A. Turnbull
Dancer
Waltham
Elgin
Howard, and
Harris
R. Harris & CO
Davila
Santo Domingo
Washington Dispatch
J. Pierpont Morgan
Juan E. Pareden
Itrange
Dominican Republic
Gen. Pareden
White House
Latin America
San Domingo
Itale Republic
Fred B. Jennings
Stetson, Jennings & Russell
Park Row
Mr. Morgan
Francis Lynde Stetson
Jennings
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Juan Peredes
Treasury
Bonilla
Zelaya
King Alfonso
Saile
Price
Cambria Company
Horlick
Horlick’s
Combine Or Trust
S. Goldheim & Sons
Seventh Street
Post
Lettice Chalmondeley
Marquis of Chalmondeley
Alexandre
Winifred Whingscote
Cheshire
Lettice
Edward
Sandringham
Queen Alexandra
Jettice
Frederick Penfield
Annie Leary
Rome
Christian Historical Association
Charlemagne
St. Peter's
Notre Dame
Newepa
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