Warned by Taft to Leave Mexico Revolt Graven
President Taft issues a proclamation after a cabinet meeting warning American citizens in Mexico. Telegrams to Ambassador Wilson and consuls urge withdrawal and caution against perceived revolutionary actions. The message states the warning is not neutrality declaration and threatens strict penalties for violations.
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Taft
Mexico
Wilson
United States
Mexico City
Washington
Trent
Anhudador Wilson
Embassy telegram warns Americans to withdraw from risky areas
The message instructs Americans to leave certain localities where safety is threatened and notes the embassy’s duty to advise withdrawal as prudent. It details that abandoned effects may be charged and that consuls in Mexico are to relay information. The text emphasizes government protection is not guaranteed against legal consequences under justice and international law.
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Ted Staten
United States
Codie Staten
Wiihiam Howard Taft
Lmtadtates
Ameria
Tates
Rendeta
United Water
Menloc
Ambassad
Ambasador Wilson
Mexico
Informa
Distriss Stat Department
Telegraph Reports Trouble at Mexican Mines Involving Chaney
Telegraph reports indicate danger surrounding a mine area in Mexico with references to Mrs Chaney and her husband. Ambassadors and officials discuss potential seizures, prisoner releases, and rebel activity as telegrams relay updates from Sullivan and other contacts.
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Lormer
Jubat
Satan
Bitty Nlaard
Sixteth Cor
Cate
Hell
Mexico
Chaney
Kent
Lainey
Tetaraw
Tadajura
Mre Chaney
Metangoine
Sullivan Nd
Dude
Samuel
Candalajara
Sufy Tatom
Thale
Cordial Reception for Knox as National Band Serenades Crowds
Visitors including Secretary Knox receive a warm welcome in San Jose Costa Rica with a public serenade by the national band and a balcony greeting. Earthquakes struck overnight but caused no damage as large crowds gathered near the Secretary’s residence. The party traveled from Port Simon, was escorted by cabinet and senior officers, and spent the day sightseeing with a grand reception in the evening.
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San Jose Costa Ris
Nox
Colon
Panama
Ban Jose
Panera
Detalia
Secretar
National Park
Snox
Vir
Knox
Fatal cyanide used by mother to feed four children
A California mother unable to support her four children administered potassium cyanide to each of them and then drank cyanide herself. All five died. The incident occurred amid struggles to provide for the family and prevent starvation.
Lawrance Mill Row Hearing Sparks Bitter Labor Clash
The Lawrence textile strike hearing erupts in heated exchanges as Representative Berger accuses mill owners of blood money while workers denounce the leaders as anarchists. Witnesses describe conditions, foreign workers, and child cases as officials pledge ongoing inquiry into the woolen industry. The session adjourns with plans to resume and broaden probes.
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Golden
Textile Workers’ Union
Mil
Ano Bai
Prunilin
Mark Dan
Om Mlers
Rules Committee
Samuel Somers
American Federation of Lahr
Ber Ae
Lawrence
Andrew Carnegie
Steel Trust
Bates
Agra
Representative Herger
Robert McCartney
Business New Committee
Otter
MeLarthey
Berger
Jonewhine
Vic Berger
McCarthe
Lawrence C Ity
Vr McCartney
Angril
Millonaires
McCartney
Begot
J Murphy
Lawrence Foxpeh
Sles Committee
United Tex ‘Tlle Workers of America
Har Fin
Massachusetts
Bailer Ames and
Murray
Herger
Representa Hee Wilson Oh Krvan
Houst Labor Committee
Woolen Trust
Sman Henry
Massaugetts
Pennsylvania
Enid
Reasoc
Divas
Lahore
Gillen
Milona
Fepesen
Wilson
Golen
Tepresentati O Herre
Stantey
Strikers Accept Increase at Arlington and Pacific Mills
Striking workers at Arlington and Pacific mills, allied with the Central Labor Union, will return to work Monday and accept a 5 percent wage increase. The union general committee, after reviewing subcommittee reports, signals a broader CLU recommendation for concessions as reports from other plants arrive. Industrial Workers of the World and other unions influence the stalled operations as they plan tougher tactics.
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Lawrince
Arlington
Acuic
Central Labor Union
Allington and Pacific
Mille
Ktolled Nel
American Federation of Labor
Industril
Waorhi
Tedus
Industrial Workers of the World
Moore
New Haven Heiress Leaves $1 Million to Charity
Edwin Bancroft Foote founder of the Foote Boy Club and donor to New Haven Hospital the Home for Destitute Men and Women and the Goodwill Farm for Boys will each receive 200000 from the estate. The New York executors report the residue at 91000000 going to charity.
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New Haven
Edwin Bancroft Footé
Foote Boyx Club
New Haven Hospital
Meine
New York City
Alec
Taft Opposes Civil War Inscription at Yale Memorial
New Haven March 2 A Yale soldiers memorial committee outlines plans for memorial tablets at the inner entrance of Memorial Hall to honor fallen Yale men from both sides of the Civil War. The plan includes artistic monuments and full names of the Union dead, with Confederate names omitted. The committee favors a Civil War theme but Taft supports a broader war between the states framing.
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New Haven
Taft
Yale
Wilhfmut
Yate Corporation
Kansan Delegates Favor Champ Clark At State Convention
Clark gains momentum as Kansas delegates are pledged to Clark at Wyandotte and Edwards counties. Kansas has about 60 delegates. primaries this week could decide whether Clark or Wilson secures the state endorsement for the national convention. Governor O Nea1 of Alabama backs Underwood, praising his tariff mastery and leadership to unify the Democratic party against Republican interests.
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O’neal
Alabama
Underwood
Champ Clark
Kansas
Clark
Wyandotte County
Sunflower
Edwarda County
Formor Wilson
Kanata
Clarke
Gor Wilson
Kansam
Colorado
Clack
Denver
Clark Club
Oscar Underwood
Lmmet O Neal
Iahama
Underwool
Gov O Neal
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republic
United States
Npt
Free Sugar and Income Tax Debate Splits Congress
Senate factions dismiss free sugar as ruinous while Underwood plan for an income tax to back revenue faces a tough path. House debate to begin midweek with the Payne Aldrich tariff amendment amid threats of bitter contention and constitutional questions.
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Payne Tarff
Underwood
Pabilcnica Vesterday
Teader Underwood
Senate
Foster and Thornton
Loai Biena
Colorado
Hughes
Judiciary
House
Ways and Means
Finance Committee
Judiciary Committee
Harvard Men Coming East for Newark Meet
Harvard clubs plan the 16th annual Associated Harvard Clubs gathering in Newark with the Harvard Club of New York hosting. June 14 to 16 will feature a formal dinner for 2900, a clambake, outdoor sports, and an informal dinner with President Lowell as guest of honor, marking the largest Harvard reunion in the city.
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Ita
Harvard Clubs
Newark
Philadelphia
Harvard Club of
New York
Harvard
Lowell
Threatening Letter to President Taft Arrest Made
Carl Wale Jonpson of Duluth was arrested for writing a letter to President Taft threatening assassination unless Taft prosecuted Ren iegentanie Miller. The letter was opened by a local post office inspector who detained Johnson.
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Post Office
Washington Post
Duluth
Carl Wale Jonpson
Taft
Ren Iegentanie Miller
Johnson
Dazed man found in Tampa after Kansas City slugging and theft
Mind 2 Blank, a man described as Henry Fitchinan from Bt Josiph Mo or John Fitchinan, was found wandering in Tampa dazed with memory loss after reporting he was slugged in Agnsae City on a trip from home to Excelsior Springs Mo. He allegedly drew $20,000 from banks before leaving home. A friend of the Etchison family located him and helped relay the story, though details remained uncertain.
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Blank
Tampa
Bia Marel
Shank
Josiph
John Fitchinan
Wxcelsior Springs
Agnsae City
Eteblean
T & Bryan
Etchison Famil Et Chison
Tientin
Ray Feeral Te Seez
Hs Pant
Miege
Etchison
Eidison
Excelar Springs
Ahneas City
Banksy
Fear for Missionaries as Peking Holds Siege Spreads
Martial law is proclaimed in Peking as fighting rages around Fengtai and Paotingfu. American troops from Tientsin near, French priests reported killed, rioting and looting continue with the legations ringed by guards. Telegraph lines down, wireless talk planned. civilians fleeing, churches burned, and deaths mounting.
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Paotingfu
Trenton
Fengta
Prominent Delaware figure jailed after multiple burglaries
Wright, a member of a well known Kent county family, was whipped with four lashes at the Newcastle county workhouse after being convicted in Dover this week of numerous burglaries along the Delaware Railroad line. He faces further lashes as the sentence proceeds. the event occurred in open air despite frigid degrees. Other convicts, Fred W Jackson Williams Ennis Charles Walters and Andrew Tillman, were each awarded twenty lashes for robberies.
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Tucharst Wright
Kent County
Newcastle County
Dover
Delaware
Lush
Fred W Jackson Williams Ennis
Charles Walters
Andrew Tillman
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