Diaz Cabinet Resigns as Mexico Faces New Leaders
Mexico City reports the Diaz cabinet resigned in a special meeting. Enrique Creel as foreign affairs minister heads the list, Ramon Corral and Jose Yves Limantour also resign. Diaz plans to name younger replacements, with Limantour likely to stay. Rumors say Bernardo Reyes recalled from Europe. the move aims to speed reforms and peace.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Enrique C. Creel
Gen. Diaz
Ramon Corral
Jose Yves Limantour
Olegario Melina
Fomento
Justo Sierra
Manuel Gonzalez Cosio
Leandro Fernandez
Clef
Madero forces push decisive attack as uprising widens
In Tecate Lower California a three sided assault on federal lines begins as insurrectos consolidate near Chihuahua. Madero reportedly leads about 1,500 cavalry and aims to gain territory to prove a state of war exists. Railways disrupted, fortifications growing, and border towns brace for further action.
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Insurrectos
Tecate
Lower
California
Fresidio
Tex
Marfa
Jose de la Cruz Sanchez
Ojinaga
Francisco J. Madero
Chihuahua
el Paso
Rabago
Aval
Madero
Mexico
Juarez
Oscar G. Creighton
Moctezuma
Mexican cabinet resigns amid insurrecto pressure
In Madero's home the junta members and wives toasted the insurrecto cause as cabinet resignations threaten Diaz. Madero argues the move signals possible Diaz resignation or reform stalemate, predicting Diaz's disruption and insurrectionist goals. Norton rushes word to Taft as de la Barra notes expected telegrams.
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Junta
Madero
Diaz
Stuborn
Limantour
Mexico
Norton
White House
Taft
Senor de la Barra
Judge Stewart in courtroom uproar over boys case
William M. Stewart, a prominent local contractor, defied Judge William DeLacy after the judge freed three boys charged with breaking his barn window. Stewart was fined for contempt, warned of jail, and later apologized, while the court found no evidence against the youths.
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William A. Stewart
Wiliam DeLacy
Stewart
DeLacy
George
Mr. Stewart
Judge DeLacy
Seventeenth Street
Policeman Smith
de Lacy
Marison Douglas
Robert Hurd
T Street
Franklin Prentis
Caroline Street
Mr.Stewart
Czar Threatens War As Russia Demands Full Satisfaction
Russia prepares to address China with an ultimatum fixing a date for full satisfaction of demands in Mongolia. Chinese replies are described as conciliatory but unsatisfactory, evading key issues. Moscow cites a note indicating a consulate at Kobdo vs Russia’s demand for Sharasumo. Chinese accused of mockery.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
China
Mongolia
Kobdo
Sharasumo
Novoe Vremya
Abbatomaggio Denounces Camorra In Court Ties It To Crimes
In Viterbo Italy on March 24 former Camorra member Abbatomaggio who turned state's evidence testified at length about the Camorra’s organization and crimes. He described ranks trafficking thefts and the Cuccello murder amid dramatic courtroom scenes while his loyalty to confession or denial remains contested by the defense and state.
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Jeserves Limantour
J Amantour
Creel
Justo Sierra
Mexico
Mate
Leandro Fernandez
Justino Fernandez
Gen. Cosio
San Antone
Alfonso Madero
Insurrecto Uinta
Camorra
Viterbo
Italy
Camorrists
Gennaro Cuccello
Gennaro Abbatemagzgto
Abbatomaggio
Climax of N
Luigi Arena
Abbatemaggio
Giovanni Rapi
Shamba
Abratemaggio
Cuoccolo
Emaggio
Abbatemagsio
Abbatemagzio
Marshal Capozanti
Legion of Carabineers
Naples
Gennaro Ibelli
Ibelli
Vesuvian
Gennaro Cuoccolo
Ciro Vitozzi
Ibell
Thelli
Stolypin to Retain Office and Suspend Opponents
Stolypin agrees to stay in office after submitting resignation while a cabinet crisis ends. An imperial decree suspends M Trepoff and M Dernovo from all Council of the Empire sittings until January 1912. Imperial decrees adjourn the Duma and empire council for three days. a Baltimore rail fare and schedule note follows.
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Council of the Empire
St. Petersburg
Stolypin
M. Trepoff
M. Dernovo
M. Solypin
Duma
Diaz Cabinet Resigns and Madero Wins a Battle
The front page outlines a shaken government as Diaz resigns the cabinet and Madero reportedly scores a victory. Other items note Judge DeLacy assailed, Russia threatening China, an informer betraying the Camorra, and prison disturbances with more maniacs escaping.
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Diaz
Madero
DeLacy
News of
Alexandria
Tsociety
Ireland
Joyland
Croker
Gaynor Freed on pauper oath after Atlanta prison term
John F. Gaynor and Benjamin D. Greene, tied to the Savannah harbor improvement frauds, were released after taking the pauper’s oath. Gaynor, dazed by freedom, said he would eat, while Greene planned a presumably Europe-bound path. Both men depart for New York today. Greene spoke of likely not returning to business.
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Atlanta
John F. Gaynor
Benjamin D. Greene
Savannah Harbor
Greene
United States
Colyutt
Col. Gaynor Kn
Gaynor
Tie
T. B. Felder
New York
Benjamin LD. Greene
Savannah River
Oberlin H. Carter
Europe
Ears Too Big For Navy Delays Enlistment
Charles I Phillips aged 18 from Carmi Illinois traveled to Evansville to enlist but was rejected by a navy recruiter who cited ears as too large and attention attracting. The officer warned mates would tease him daily, making life miserable.
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Washington Post
Evansville
Ind
Charles I. Phillips
Carmi
Navy
Don't Kiss Me Babes Motto In Tuberculosis Fight
Special to The Washington Port Columbus Mississippi March 24. A tag reads Dont kiss me I dont like it and you may have germs The first company of babies enlisted in the campaign against tuberculosis by the American tuberculosis exhibition under E G Roubehn Mothers tag and enroll their children as the effort grows with more joiners to protect the daisies health.
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Washington
Columbus
Miss
E. G. Rou~behn
Runaway Insane Escape Prompts Radical Action Demands
Two inmates in blue attire fled the Government Hospital for the Insane after a plotted wholesale escape by ten inmates including murderers was uncovered. Supt White urged Congress for funds to expand security and build a new facility on a unit basis to safely house criminal insane, while guards and police broadened searches of woods near the hospital and river.
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Government Hospital
Withlim
Howard Hall
W. A. White
Congress
Harry Martin
I. Kauffman
Hieventh
Washington
Barnes
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Torreon
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Refugio Hacienda
James E. Boland
Reyes Mining and Milling Company
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Czar
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Lkyda
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Abbatemasgio
Cuciccolo
Cucccolo
Carabineers
de Marinis
Piratemagelo
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Exelona Limited
Second Harbor
DAZED
Saya Gaynor
Erwin
Charles W. Morse
Piedmont Hotel
Syracuse
Earl C. I. Phillips
Carmi, Il
St. Elizabeth’s
Arthur D. Bates
Indian Territory
Government
Wied Barnes
Tennessee
Department of Justice
William A. White
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