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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1914

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Ver a Cruz War Department Talks Warn of Mexican Forces

Vera Cruz April 3 Consul Janada reports Gen Funston seeks clear orders as Mexican troops tighten watch on American outposts. Brig Gen Maas heads an attack plan while mediators discuss Peru and South American approaches to settle the Veracruz crisis. US, Huerta, and Carranza delegations to be named by weekend. outsider negotiator favored to maintain official neutrality.

Vera Cruz Janada Maas Funston Vere Cruz War Department Garrison Wotherspoon Carrigon Brockénrifée Ramora Funsten Tunsten Wallo United States Huerta Cacranza Tim Robart &. Lansing Rounseing State Department John Basnete Moore John Lind Henry “White Thas Richard Olney David Jayne Fil Tromer Ammbassador Germany Hanns Tay Dor Spain

Mediation Plan Mentioned in Political Defiance Statement

A defiant statement from Gen Hierta references a mediation plan tied to my resignation. Tembladera and Wi Buerta are noted as recipients while others were present as the message was read aloud to them.

Gen Hierta

Federal Officer Demanded Surrender at Pumping Station

Special Representative Richard Harding Davis reports from Vera Cruz that a Mexican federal officer, claiming Huerta authority, demanded surrender of troops at the pumping station. Major Russell confronted the envoy, who offered two hours then one, and threatened to test defenses with a mounted, insolent demand. Fire and retreat followed as American and Mexican positions tightened around the water tower amid mounting tension.

Richard Harding Davis Weakinston Mexico Specia Washington, Post Vera Cruz Smedtey Huerta Ruasellas Maj Russell Russell Wan Ma. Baal Perds Darley Leon Lieut. Gage Megan Baker Taylor Sullivan Vera Griz

Mob Burns U S Flag Consul Ordered From City

American refugee Conelli Stadden arrived in San Diego aboard the German steamer Marie. He reported to the State Department that he and 23 others were forced to leave Mexicana after the consulate incident where flags were trampled and burned. Authorities recount harsh treatment and expulsion orders amid unrest in Colima Guadalajara districts.

Conelli Stadden Manxanillo San’ Diego Cal Marie State Department Mexico Adalf Breft Mupzanilio Age Aaida Oétisuttedden Conavns Coltme Menzanito Conan Marne J. Davidson Conen Stadden Guadalajara Atmaria Ransulate

Burglar Gets Hutt Jewels in Household Heist

Mrs Henry notes husband absent at dinner when burglars steal jewels valued at $0000. The theft occurred as Mrs Ther hears a clatter and the site was discovered by her son.

Henry

New Costa Rican President Meigt Cablegram Reported

A cablegram received by the Costa Rican Ministry indicates the arrival or confirmation of a new president named Meigt. The brief dispatch notes official acknowledgment from government channels and hints at subsequent formal announcements.

Meigt Sens

Senate Debates on Panama Canal Exemption Begin

The Senate starts lengthy debate on postponing action for canal exemption. Borah proposes postponement to allow public opinion, while House passes gag rule on the Lima bill. Reactions from Townsend Bristow O Gorman Walsh and others shape ongoing tolls discussion.

Newest Gown Designs Stir Fashion Eyes in Paris Show

A Paris report to the New York American describes ultramagnetic summer gowns with bold contrasts and dramatic fronts. Models include a gray taffeta front with flounced waist, a two tone front and back, and an inverted pagoda skirt with pleated hollieens. Empire walking sticks transformed into sunshades cap the scene as designers push dramatic, affordable styles.

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96 Mine Dead Found After Explosion at New River

May 3 The bodies of 95 of 172 miners entombed in the New River Collieries mine wrecked by a Tuesday explosion had been brought to the surface. A score more bodies have been found and will be removed as soon as possible. Authorities say all remaining bodies except those under rockfalls are expected to be recovered tonight. Thousands visited the mine to witness the removal of the dead. Chief State Mine Inspector Henry said efforts to recover the bodies were continuing across all parts of the mine.

Eccles W. Way Ming Na New River Collieries Company Gay Hatfield Charlestown Hurl Henry

Colombians Oppose Treaty With United States

In Bogota on May 3 the Colombian minister presented to Congress for ratification the treaty with the United States over Panama partition. A Senate minority is expected to oppose it while the majority supports the measure. A resolution lamenting U S Mexican hostilities was introduced in Congress with debate curtailed.

Bogota Anterior Congress Colombia United States Panama Senate Mexico

Pantaloons Stir At Boston Ball In Modest Gown Debate

Mrs Lovewell of New York and Boston defends a pantale tte gown worn at the Mae Bachusette Federation ball at the Copley Plaza. Attendees gasped and debated the style as "the most comfortable gown" yet, with men reacting with varied interest and former Mayor Fitzgerald among the observers.

The Washington Post Boston Maes Mrg Trenting Lovewell New York Mae Bachusette

Nordica’s Illness Fatal Reported by Consul at Batavia

The Consul at Batavia reports the illness of Nordica has proved fatal. Officials confirm the death amid official dispatches detailing Nordica’s condition and the circumstances surrounding the demise.

Sickles Death Recounts a Turbulent Career and Scandal

Gen Daniel E. Sickles of Gettysburg fame dies after a long public life marked by political fire, war leadership, a famed trial for killing Phil Key, and a reconciled marriage. His career spanned New York politics, Civil War command, and service as minister to Spain, ending with a noted but troubled personal history.

Leask New York City SiMtes Waites Democrat New Maj Stokles London New Yost Philly Barton Key United States District of Columbia Bickler Key Sickles Therese Bagtoll

Mexicans Menace Vera Cruz May Threat

A condensed review of fears about Mexican threats to Vera Cruz and related international tensions. Mentions Vera Cruz danger, broader Latin American pressures, and shifting regional stability. Also notes political figures and potential policy responses shaping U S reactions.

Death by Own Action Had 8 Wives in America

London May reports Henry C. Fitzgerald known as Major Fitzgerald shot himself at Charing Cross Hotel after a trip. The club manager said eight American wives replied to letters found among his papers asking him to return and provide for them and a son. Scotland Yard and an ambassador inquiry followed a claim he planned to marry a princess.

America Dead Max Megeare London Eld Henry C. Fitsgerald Pleagerard Baid Louisiana Fitzgerald Tes Fitsgerald Scotland Yard Salinstex

Roosevelt Saved Three Lives on Canoe Trip

A May cable from Pars Brazil to the New York American reports Theodore Roosevelt narrowly escaped drowning during a canoe trip on the Amazon. He reportedly plunged into the river to save three men as their craft neared a cataract, injuring his foot but keeping the others from a fall. The Dunstan steamship later departed Obidler with Roosevelt, his son Kermit, and expedition members. Roosevelt said he felt much better.

Washington New York Pars Brazil Raphia Cal Rounavelt Bantarem Dunstan Obidler Amazon River Theodore Roosevelt Hls Son Kermit Mr. Roosevelt

Refuses To Fight Caillaux In Election Dispute

Parla declares no duel will result from the challenge sent yesterday by Joseph Celtieux former minister of finance to Fernand d Aillieres. Celtieux accused d Aillieres of posting bills in the constituency and warned clean electors against becoming accomplices in crime. The affair prompts coverage by Le Figaro editor Calmette and pertains to the recent chamber of deputies contest.

White House Wedding for Eleanor Wilson Set at 6 O Clock

Miss Eleanor Wilson is to wed Secretary McAdoo in a simple Washington ceremony at six this Thursday. Invitations reportedly not issued. guests may include cabinet members and Supreme Court figures, with gowns described as spring style in muted decolete motifs. The wedding party includes Miss Sallie McAdon and Miss Nancy Kane as attendants, and Dr Cary T Graveon named best man. The event will be followed by a wedding supper and a short honeymoon trip.

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