Troops Stay on Border as Congress Reserved Power
The article reports that troops will remain in Texas deployed for deterrence and protection of American lives and property in Mexico, with no immediate U.S. intervention. It notes no change in orders to General Carter, ongoing frontier patrols, and the aim to prevent filibustering while preserving neutrality laws. President and Mexican Ambassador De la Barra express amicable relations amid protests from Mexican officials and South American nations. The cabinet plans a session to discuss the Mexican situation, with Col Cecil Lyon meeting the President to discuss conditions in Mexico.
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Berder
Texas
Cen
Carter
Rex
Teaas
Mexico
United States
de la Barra
Mex N
M-Fe
Congress
Rio Tirande
la Senate
Congreal
Senor de la Barra
Fort Myer
Dickinson
Menlean
Leonard Wood
United States Army
Helen Taft
Col. Garrard
Willl
Cpl
Cecil Lyon
National Guard of
White House
Republican National
Mexican President Diaz Discusses Insurrection And Health
Col Lyon, from a lengthy interview with President Diaz, reports Diaz in good health after a Washington trip and talks of plans to meet Gen Diaz again. He says the revolt is aimed at advisers, not Diaz, and notes Texas mobilization boosts local business while suppression will be long and hard.
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Col. Lyon
Presdent Tiaz
Washington
Gen. Tiaz
Diaz
Mexico
Republic
Tnaz
Coronel
Texas
Left Handed Man Ends Life in Boston Room Note
Special to The Washington Pro reports John Hozack, ashamed of being left handed, killed himself in a Boston room today. Three vials, two with poison, were found beside him and a note stated he had lived long enough and was ashamed of his left handedness. He had left his Hungary home two months ago.
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Washington Pro
Boston
Mass
John Hozack
Jand
Hozack
Hhis
Hungary
Raid on Texas Town Forces Troops to Scene
Alpine Texas reports say Mexican revolutionists raided Chishos driving horses cattle and goats into Mexico. Deputies said troops were refused and Alpine urged San Antonio troops. Gen. Duncan ordered Fourth cavalry from El Paso and Third from Marathon toward Alpine with an expedition near Chishos. Raoul Madero risked death from a wound in Casan Grandes battle. later reports say blood poison feared. Passengers on trains northward faced rebels delaying service and threats to engineers.
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Raoul Madero
Alpine
Tex
Lafarelle
Chishos
Ten
Mexico
United States
Marathon
Alpine Business Men’s Club
San Antonio
Duncan
Department of
el Paso
Marfa
Mexico City
Department of Foreign Relations
Francisco I. Madero
Casan Grandes
Sonora
Gomez Farias
Coahuila
Tucson
Aviz
Fundicion
Rebels Hit Hard in Mexican Insurrection Crossfire
El Paso reports insurrecto leaders divided over Jose Limantour’s Mexico City interview with factions leaning toward renewed bitterness. Garza asserts aim to force Diaz to acknowledge seriousness of the revolt as Madero’s mountain retreat signals harsher conflict ahead.
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el Paso
Tex
Senor
Jose Yves Limantour
Mexico City
Limantour
Senor Garza
Diaz
Senor I Amantour
el T
Madero
Itni
Cahorsia Vie
Washington-Sunset
A. J. Poston
G. A
Shake up in bureau to crush loan sharks
Two subordinates suspended with possible dismissal as William J. Waple Jr. confesses forgery amid a sweeping probe of workers lending money at high rates in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Director Ralph vows to end the practice and dismiss all employees caught in the “loan sharks” network.
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Waple
Bureau of Engraving
Wiliam J. Waple, Jr
Bureau
Ralph
Tam
Solus
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Waple Held Over Forgery Case Amid Loan Shark Rumors
The article reports on Waple facing forgery charges linked to a police precinct loan scheme. Police intend not to publicize names of the lenders while noting Mrs. Tribbey may testify. Waple, arraigned before Judge Mullowney, posted a $500 bond furnished by his father and claimed desperation drove him to the act.
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Wapie
Tribbey
Calvin G. Tribbey
Sixth Precinct
Waple
Mullowney
Antiseptic Garb At Wedding In Quarantined Home
Miss Eleanor Linton and Dr Foot Round Clark wed at a quarantined Baltimore home amid strict sanitary measures. Medical staff and guests wore hospital gowns and antiseptics before the ceremony officiated by Rev Dr James D Moffatt. Post‑marriage attendees underwent antiseptic treatment upon exit.
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Washington, Post
Washington, Pa
Eleanor Acheson Linton
Edwin Linton
East Malden Street
Foot Round Clark
Johns Hopkins University
Balthmore
Clark
Cnmere
Kokovsoff Now Premier in Russia Amid Cabinet Shakeup
In St. Petersburg on March 4 M Stolypin handed the presidency of the council of ministers to M Kokovsoff who becomes acting premier. A March 25 meeting notice was issued under his name. Expected change includes M Makaroff as interior minister. Krivoshein to retire for health. The empire’s council rejected granting franchise to women. Rumors of an attack on Korostovetz, the Russian minister to Peking, proved false.
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St. Petersburg
M. Stolypin
M. Kokovsoff
M. Kokovysoff
M. Makaroff
Interior
Stolypip
Makaroff
M. Krivoshein
Council of the Empira
M. Korostovetz
Peking
Bank Boss Cummins Indicted Over 335000 In Loans
New York March 21 The grand jury indicted William J Cummins head of Carnegie Trust Company for larceny of 335000 from his bank. He pleaded not guilty with leave to withdraw plea. Indictments allege loans to Cummins from Carnegie Trust Company were used for his personal stock purchases in banks including Nineteenth Ward and Twelfth Ward. District Attorney Whitman expects more indictments. Robin a witness before the grand jury.
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Cummins
New York
Joseph G. Robin
Grand
William J. Cummins
Carnegie Trust Company
Tennessee
Robin
Grand Jury
Whitmen
Nineteenth Ward Bank
Twelfth Ward Bank
van Norden Trust Company
Clairvoyant prophecy unsettles jurors in Camorrists trial
At Viterbo the clairvoyant predicted a bearded juryman would die during the trial of the Camorrists. Six jurors with beards grew uneasy and one fell ill, delaying proceedings. The defendants claim false evidence by Naples Legions to discredit police. Salvi, among six alleged assailants of Gennaro Cuoccolo and his wife, testified this morning.
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Viterbo
Camorrists
Legion of Carabineers of
Naples
Giuseph Salvi
Salvi
Gennaro Cuoccolo
Woman Sets Fire at New Jersey State Hospital
In Morris Plains on March 21 a female patient started a blaze in a wing housing 749 violent women at the New Jersey State Hospital for the Insane. The room caught fire from a jet. clothing burned but the patient was saved. No other injuries reported among the 2,800 patients as staff contained the blaze.
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Morris Plains
N. J
New Jersey State Hospital
Game Held Fate of 6 His Wife Sees Cards Piled
A man who allegedly connected a family tragedy to a game outcome vanished after a plan was written to a cousin. Jurors received evidence as a run of misfortune halted, suggesting an affected mind behind the decision.
Game Saved Six Lives and Suicide Note Found
A distressing telegram or note describes a man threatening to kill his wife and children, stating he will act if he cannot prevent himself by playing solitaire. He claims he has avoided violence by playing the game and plans to play one more game tonight.
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Jim
Man Plans Suicide After Solitaire Game at Home
Special to The Washington Post story recounts Michael Cribben an auto mechanic of West Fifty sixth street who after arranging six hoes on a card deck played solitaire as a final attempt to spare his family then vanished after writing a chilling note to his cousin Jim McCormick. Cribben earlier survived a skull injury from a three year ago run away incident and authorities consider depression a contributing factor while his fate remains uncertain.
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Washington Post
New York
Michael Cribben
West Fifty-sixth Street
Cribben
Michael
West Pitty-eighth Street
Bacteriologist Dr. Howard F. Ashley Dies of Meningitis
Dr. Howard F. Ashley, a Yale graduate and New York bacteriologist, died after contracting cerebro spinal meningitis while treating Greek immigrant patients coming into New York harbor. Despite Flexner serum and prompt care on Swinburne Island, a prior bronchitis weakened him, and infection spread during autopsies.
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New York
Howard F. Ashley
Swinburne Island
New York Harbor
Simon Flexner
Ashley
Yale
College of Physicians and Screans
City
A. H. Doty
Doty
Flexner
Hoffman Island Hospital
Swinburne Island Hospital
Noop
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Dr. Doty
40 SLAIN IN HONDURAN RIOT FATAL FIGHTING
In Tegucigalpa suburb Comayaguela a riot after a partial disarmament agreement became a pitched battle. Generals Lara Palma led government troops and were killed along with at least 40 followers. about 59 wounded including women spectators. Spectators crowded vantage points. fighting lasted over an hour before matuay forces separated the combatants.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Lara
Palma
Comayaguela
Teguri- Salpa
Dionicio Gutierrez
Cémayaguela
Puerto Cortez
Matuiy
Troops to Stay in Texas and Other War News
Today’s issue lists pages covering military topics including troops remaining in Texas, a Mexican raid on an American town, and a ship loss. Also noted are political shakeups, indictments of prominent figures, and various society and editorial items.
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Texas
Bureau
Carnegie Trust
Fort Myer
Thomas H. Pickford
Paul Sorg
America
Elsa Portner
Society. &S
Revision at extra session promises tariff cuts
Special to The Washington Poat from Texarkana March 21 — Representative Morris Sheppard says the Canadian reciprocity agreement will pass and the Payne Aldrich tariff will be revised by Democrats at the extra session. He asserts tariff changes will come schedule by schedule, with woolens among the first lowered.
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Morris Sheppard
Washington
Texerkana
Tex
Sheppard
Talk of New Peace Pact With France Hints at Arbitration Treaty
Paris reports conversations between President Taft and M Jusserand French Ambassador in Washington about a comprehensive arbitration pact with France. No official steps yet, but policy mirrors proposed Anglo American agreement. France already has eleven arbitration treaties including one with the United States. Delegation congratulates Grey on arbitration stance and offers cooperation. Taft aims to frame a treaty after Senate sentiment is gauged, with parallel moves toward Britain.
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United States
France
Great Britain
Paris
Taft
M. Jusserand
Washington
Bermanenggdyyace
Edward Grey
Brit
American Society For the Judicial
Senate
Delaware Leaves Valparaiso After Brief Coaling Stop
The United States battleship Delaware completed coaling at noon and sailed from Valparaiso. Chilean escort launches waved goodbye as she headed for Punta Arenas for one night then on to Rio Janeiro arriving April 4. Officers enjoyed a final night at a moving picture show and a dance at Viña del Mar with Capt. Gee joking of exhaustion and marriages if they stayed longer.
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Sprelal Ceble
Washington
Valparaiso
Chile
Punta Arenas
Rio Janeiro
Vina del Mas
Neur Valparaiso
Gee
Veto Bill To Be Held Up Before Coronation
Tunden Marvel 21 1 reports the government plans to defer veto legislation until after coronation week to avoid political clashes during official festivities. The move aims to prevent parliamentary strife from interfering with ceremonial events.
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Tunden
Marvel
Warship Texas Sunk By Fierce Turret Fire Test
At Tangier Sound near the San Marcos a fleet battered the old battleship Texas in a secret firing test. Twenty volleys from the New Hampshire and other ships produced numerous hits, with holes in port side and two forward armor breaches. Explosive and blind shells set fires as observers watched from the Talla Hessie and nearby vessels. The result marked a dramatic demonstration of modern firepower on a veteran ship.
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Stringham
Chesapeake Bay
Texas
Tangier Sound
United States Navy
San Matcos
Meyer
Dolphin
New Hampshire
San Maracas
Achooner
San Marcos
Hull
Bull
Tallahessie
Hampahire
Igs
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