Huerta Resigns as President Carbajal Takes Office in Mexico City
Provisional President Victoriano Huerta resigns. Francisco Carbajal is sworn in as president in a session of deputies and senators. Huerta and close aides depart by special train toward an undisclosed destination. Nationwide reactions mix cheers and concern as mediators pursue a peaceful entry of constitutionalists into the capital.
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Huerta Resigning Arraigns the U S
Gen Huerta publishes his formal resignation from the Mexican presidency. He cites US interference, vows to end corrupt power, and declares in part that he arraigns a puritan at the bar of universal conscience. He thanks supporters and asks for peace to prevail.
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Tokyo rioters sentenced after anti ministerial riot
In Tokyo a criminal court sentenced ninety participants in the February anti ministerial riot to six months to one year terms. The unrest followed demonstrations over the ministry stance on naval scandals that led to officers being dismissed for alleged improper commissions affecting admiralty contracts.
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New Cable to Colon Will Link New York and Panama
New York plans a new transoceanic cable to Colon via Guantanamo to handle expected Panama Canal trade growth. The $1,500,000 line, built in Higland, will be larger than the present cable. the Colonia will depart England November 1 with the cable for New York and begin laying off Coney Island at seven knots.
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Premier to Live in Carolina
North Carolina, long a solid base for the Secretary of State, is named as the official residence in Asheville reports. The Secretary reportedly declined a loan offer and said he has sold his Lincoln home, planning to move only after his term ends.
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Villa Had Advance Notice On Huerta Quit Plan
A cautious report claims Villa anticipated Huerta’s resignation and allowed Constitutionalists to advance southward, gaining full command while avoiding a purge of bandits. The note mentions missed chances to remove Huerta allies and the broader power shift behind the scenes.
Villa Says He Wished He Had Caught Huerta First
Special to The Washington Post Juan Villa expresses that Huerta’s resignation is welcome but laments not capturing him to exact personal punishment. He portrays Huerta's exit as part of a larger Northern Mexico control plan and vows to continue cleansing bandits in Chihuahua and Sonora while pursuing pension reforms.
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Whitman challenged by Roosevelt in Ananias Club clash
Grand jury eyes Carman murder case as Col Roosevelt accuses Whitman of posturing while Duell details a draft letter to attack Barnes if Roosevelt backs Whitman. Carman and witnesses, including a maid, describe breakage and a shot, with the district attorney weighing whether Carman may testify.
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Light on Freeport Murder and Roosevelt Speech
Today’s page one highlights a Freeport murder case development and President Roosevelt’s remarks. Also noted are political controversies, railroad rate actions, and economic glimpses across New Haven, New York, and Alexandria dates and figures.
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Harmonicon Triumphs in Newmarket July Handicap
American horses shine as Harry Payne Whitney’s runners dominate at Newmarket. Harmonicon, a four year old bred in the United States, wins the July handicap of 3800 dollars over six furlongs. Sandusky, a two year old, takes the two year old selling plate of 750 dollars over five furlongs. Sandman, three, finishes second in the Swaffham welter handicap of 1000 pounds.
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Rates Likely Increases Restricted to Central Freight Zone
Interstate Commerce Commission wraps up final draft of five percent freight rate decision covering Eastern railroads. Most increases likely in Central Freight Association territory between Chicago and Buffalo, mainly on high class freight. Expect three and a half to five percent raises with uniform tariffs and criticism of some railroad management.
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Commission
Oxygen Kept Gerry Alive On Imperator Voyage
New York July reports from the Imperator arrival from Southampton reveal Commodore Elbridge T Gerry was near death during the voyage. Oxygen was used at times to sustain him as private physicians cared for him aboard. He traveled home by automobile with his wife and two daughters, with formalities waived.
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Dead of a Turtle s Bite in Pittsburgh
Nicholas Endlein died from blood poisoning after a turtle bite he received while amusing friends. He had the wound cauterized and later developed a deadly infection. He was treated at Mercy Hospital by leading city medical experts but died after days of agony.
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Suits in Balance Threaten New Haven and Boston and Maine
The Massachusetts law on the Boston and Maine stock prompts the state to pressure dissolution of the New Haven route. Attorney General McReynolds aims for action this week if directors reject the Massachusetts plan, with possible antitrust suits in New York. The department seeks a peaceful settlement, but readiness for court remains.
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Poincare Sets Out on Long Russia Tour
Paris dispatch reports President Raymond Poincare begins an extensive official journey with a first stop in Russia to meet the czar. After Russia he will visit Denmark to view the King and Queen’s recent visit, then Copenhagen and Stockholm to meet the Swedish king. The trip continues along the Norwegian coast where he will be greeted by Norway’s monarch.
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Record Wheat Receipts in Chicago Reach 1,259000 Bushels
Chicago processed a record single day of wheat deliveries with 1,183 cars totaling 1,259,000 bushels from the South and Midwest. Farmers will be paid about $1,000,000 for the day’s shipment as prices rose despite the large inflow.
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