ORDER WOMEN OUT REBELS ROB PEACE ENVOY
Mexico City hails U S demands Madero resignation amid interpellations over relations with the United States. Two Mexican smelters and a steel plant face shutdowns, risking mass unemployment. Pedro Robledo, peace envoy, arrives discouraged after rebel theft. Ambassador Wilson’s return draws keen Mexican interest and press criticism. Senate questions foreign relations amid uneasy mood and talks of bond and state finances.
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Chihuahua
Torreon
Monterey
Pedro Robledo
Juarez
Mexico City
Jane
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Mexico
Henry Lane Wilson
Vera Cruz
Ambassador Wilson
Senate
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Chamber
Morgan Going to Egypt Sailed on Adriatic Booked Today
J Pierpont Morgan is booked to sail tomorrow on the Adriatic for Egypt. The financier has a history of annual long trips abroad, typically visiting major European cities and staying in London. Last year he did not return until August.
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Bos la
Washington Post
New York
New York Times
J Pierpont Morgan
Egypt
London
Wireless calls seek Panther in storm at sea
Wireless calls were sent out early today for the repair ship Panther, which sailed with the Sonoma from Brooklyn Navy Yard for naval maneuvers off Guantanamo. The Panther was in a storm off Cape Hatteras on Friday and no word has been received, leaving many anxious for the vessel's safety. She had two men on board.
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Panther
Sonoma
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Guantanamo
Cape Hatteras
May Name Joseph Wilson Brother Suggested Ad Compromise
Nashville dispatch reports Tennessee legislators preparing for the session with focus on the senatorial contest. Rumor circulated that Joseph R. Wilson, brother of President-elect Woodrow Wilson, could be a compromise candidate, though he was not a candidate and not consulted.
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Washington Post
New York
Nashville Dispatch
New York World
Tennessee
Joseph R. Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Wreck Horror Told as 14 Die in Tankenbach Sinking
Survivors recount the Luckenbach tragedy after the JuHa Luckenbach was cut in two by the Indrakuala. Captain H A Gilbert and his wife Louisa perish in the pilot house as the vessel sinks within a minute amid fog and gale. Fourteen among the dead and rescued are listed, with survivors taken off by the Pennsylvania. The Gilbert children Phyllis and John await word from England as investigators note no time for rescue.
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Indrakuala
Baltimore, Jan
H. A. Gilbert
Luckenbach
Apache
Crisfield
Diamond Marsh
Tangier Sound
Gilbert
Elx
Indrakoala
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Louisa H. Gilbert
Quartermaster G. Davis
Italy
Quartermaster G. Andreasen
Denmark
Louils Roth
Germany
Steward Frederick Neimicke
Messman
Frenk Getteno
Spain
I Kouphopoulo
France
Pfordiner
Seaman
E Rodriguez
Brazil
Conrad Lorinsen
Norway
Emaule Garote
Castor Albafara
A. Hodneland
Frederick R. Hunt
William Bunn
New York
George H. Doyle
Philadelphia
Frank Botlika
Carpenter
Austria
L. Linde
Jose Balbra
Piedro Romero
Christopher Knudsen
New York City
Rudolph Krumpe
Hagerstown
John Mahuke
Ireman
Fritz Linder
Sailor
Anne Fidnend
Phyllis
John
England
Inaugural Preparations Under Way for City Parade
General Inaugural Committee debates securing Pension building and public schools for militia housing during inaugural week. Plans to illuminate Washington for Woodrow Wilson's inauguration grow, with Porto Rican delegation discussions and civic organization plans underway. May Sylvester to patrol outer districts with automobiles. Chairman Eustis to visit Panama in March.
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Sylvester
Eustis
Panama
Congress
M. I.weller
Public Comfort Committee
Robert N. Harper
Civic Organizations Committee
Leonard Wood
Yong
Harpdn
Tonfahthla
Plang
Gen. Wood
Senor
Jose Milat
Porto Rico
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
W. F. Gude
Illumination Committee
William Corcoran Eustis
Weller
Police plan uses autos to guard outlying districts during inauguration
Public safety panel weighs arming several patrol cars for the city outskirts as two officers per vehicle would sweep homes and properties every few hours to provide protection while downtown crowds gather. Officials seek pension building use for inauguration ball and coordinate crowd management and escorts for visiting clubs and individuals.
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Police Department
Public Safety Committee
George E Hamilton
Congress
Inaugural Preparations Push City Fund Drive
City finance chief aims to raise the remaining portion of a 100000 dollar inaugural guarantee fund by week end. General Leonard Wood waits for Navy details on naval aides. Eustis plans Panama visit after Wilson's inauguration and supports using Pension building and public schools for militia during the event.
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Finance Committee
Leonard Wood
Navy Department
Vick
New Willard Hotel
Eustis
Panama
Osterhaus Celebrates Ninety at Billisburg
Berlin cable reports Gen. Osterhaus veteran German officer who aided Union forces in the Civil War marked his 90th birthday in Billisburg Rhineland in good health. Ambassador Lelshition sent a congratulatory telegram praising his German origin and services to the United States and the strong ties between the two nations.
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Washington Post
New York
Berlin
New York Times
Osterhaus
Ogerhays
United States Navy
Billisburg
Rhineland
Lelshition
Two Die in Burning House In New York
Robert A. Raetze an architect and his wife Gertrude perished in a house fire that started from a dried Christmas tree in a fashionable New York district. Their two young children, Griswald age 2 and baby Robert age 1, were rescued from the blaze.
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New York
Jan. B
Robert A. Raetze
Gertrude
Griswald
Robert
Raetzes
Raetze
Heidelberg University
Young informer Stella Schwartz helps expose $1000 theft case
The Wellington Post reports Stella Schwartz a 7 year old from 12234 North Tenth street told St Louis police that her 8 year old sweetheart Roy Chester burglarized a home. He allegedly crawled through a window and stole 900 cash 4 gold watches valued at 20 and 240 in notes. Roy admits a prior relationship but claims estrangement. Police investigation continues.
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Wellington Post
St. Louis
St Louis
Stella Schwartz
North Tenth Street
Roy Chester
Roy
Joseph Tonlaxkletvic
Stella
Es Nate
Titanic survivor's divorce reveals her husband's fate
Mary Rippey of Denver obtained a divorce after not seeing her husband for five years. She learned from a New York attorney that her spouse, believed lost in the Titanic disaster, had lived under an assumed name in London and then New York, and was not among the survivors.
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Colo
Mary Rippey
New York
W. H. Simpson
Rippey
London
Charles Taft
Women Suffrage Leaders Seek Permit For March on Pennsylvania Ave
Mrs Wiley and other suffrage leaders appeal to Commissioner Rudolph amid police objections over a march on Pennsylvania Avenue on March 3 The leaders propose a daytime pageant ending near Seventh Street to avoid crowds and riot fears They defend the procession as a dignified national event with women from across the country and request fair consideration and protection from Superintendent Sylvester
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Sylvester
Seventh Street
Capitol
Alice Paul
Pniadelphia
Elsie Hill
Representative Hill
Connecticut
Helen H. Gardener
National Women Suffrage Organization
Harvey W. Wiley
Bapaa
Jener
Washington
President-Elect Wilson Expects Cabinet, Legislation
Princeton Jan 5 President-elect Wilson said no cabinet lineup or program has been decided. He plans to reveal all offers at once, target more than tariff in the extra session, and specify legislation in a future message. He prefers extempore speeches and has not yet named ambassadors or appointees.
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Congress
Princeton
I. J
Wilson
United States
Sears
Ras Ngod
Socom
Fearful thief leads to mother's death in Cheat Haven
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a 3-year-old husband farmer’s wife died of fright when a gunman tried to enter their home. The woman’s 1-year-old daughter was found unconscious after the intruder fled. Doctor says the mother died of fright and the child likely won’t survive. Neighbor W H Simmons was arrested as tensions rose and the mob eyed lynching.
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Washington Post
Uniontown
W. E Johnston
Cheat Haven
Here
Mrc “Johnston
American Women to Quit Mexico and Other Headlines
A compact summary of diverse items from early pages, noting political and social topics from suffragists parades to cabinet portfolios, local finance needs, and city society notes. Parallel items include a canal issue, a White House arrest, and public notices across multiple columns.
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Mexico
Chesapeake Bay
Wilson Hap
White House
Hague
Financial Review
Society
News of Alexandria
Supreme Court
Imperial Club Bans Handshake Adopts Formal Bow
The Imperial Club of St. Louis replaces handshakes with formal bows at its functions. Event organizers say the change follows an Eastern custom and emphasizes etiquette, not sanitation. The club, viewed as among the city’s most fashionable, instituted the rule after a recent ball.
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Imperial Club
St. Louis
Washington Post
Rich Architect Held After Demanding White House Visit
Anthony Hunt a wealthy Chicago landscape architect and Winnetka social figure was arrested at the White House executive offices after escaping from Garfield Hospital attendants. He insisted he had an appointment with President Taft to discuss an ambassadorial post to Great Britain and said enemies were harassing him. He was taken to the White House police station and then to the Washington Asylum Hospital for observation. Hunt, 30, traveled from New York and had been staying at the New Willard hotel, with plans to depart for Paris, Newport News, and Europe. He is closely connected with prominent Chicago families and associates including Ralph Hammill and Francis Bird. The case arose after he fled during a park walk with a hospital attendant in Rock Creek park. The hospital notified physicians and he was later transferred to the asylum hospital. Continued on third page.
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Michoacan
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Supreme Court
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Hammill
Francis Bird
Port of New York
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Pottstown
Yale
Francis Taylor
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MacVeagh
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Reet Creek Park
Willige
the Hague
Hague
Bacon
Taft Arbitration Stance Divides Senate Over Canal Toll Question
After Taft’s New York remarks drew mixed readings, Senate debates whether U S coastwise ships should be exempt from canal tolls via The Hague. Some favor a mixed American British arbitration board over a European court, arguing impartiality and fairness. Supporters warn The Hague would not be neutral for U S interests and seek alternative arrangements.
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Taft
New York
Peace Forum
United States
Hague Tribunal For Settlement
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