Navarro Surrenders Juarez After Fierce Federal Defeat
At Juarez Gen Navarro and his garrison of about 28 officers and 500 men were paroled after a bayonet and artillery assault led by Col Garibaldi. Frantic fighting left roughly 50 federals dead and 250 wounded. 15 rebels killed. Madero’s provisional government now controls Juarez as Diaz's forces retreat.
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Juarez
Navarro
Col
Garibaldi
Madero
Diaz
Nogales
Mexico City
Agua Calientes
Tijuana
Ciudad
Mexico
Francisco T Madero, Jr
Juan Jo Navarro
Tam Dorel
Sachado
Viva Madero
Pasquad Orozco
Orozco
Col. Garibaldi
Corral
Made O
Extra to Tell Betrothal Shocks St. Louis Bride News
East St. Louis May 10 Dr Jomer M Little an East St Louis physician ordered an extra edition of a newspaper to announce his engagement to Miss Rhoda Brockmann A reception at the Brockmann home preceded the newsboys cries Extra Extra filling the air The edition carried a two column notice with personal poetry from friends and was distributed at the reception without a public statement
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Washington Post
East St. Louis
Jomer M. Little
Rhoda Brockmann
Brockmann
Troops Sent to Canton in Chinese Crisis
Nine battalions of Kwang-811 troops have arrived at Canton to be distributed through Kwang-Tung to suppress the revolt. A renewal of outbreaks on May 13 is feared. Anonymous placards on the partition of China were posted after a mass meeting. Peking sent orders to allay the excitement, but unrest remains intense.
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Washington
Hongkong
Kwang-811
Canton
Kwang-Tung
Kueilen
China
Peking
Prestige For Rebels Big Force Threatens Capital
Mexico City May 10 There is no one in the capital tonight who does not admit that the capture of Juarez by the revolutionists adds immense prestige to the flag of revolt. Figures indicate 6000 armed partisans and 5000 to 10000 awaiting organization press the Figueroa group toward an attack on the capital. Jorge Vera Estanol is named minister of the interior ad interim while retaining education portfolio.
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Navarro
Figuerra Brothers
J. V. Estrada
Mexico City
Juarez
Figueroa
Madero
Figueroas
Jorge Vera Estanol
Diaz
Minister de la Barra
Vera Estanol
Department of the Interior
Corral
Miguel Macedo
Minster Limantour
Torreon
Durango
Monterey
San Luis Potosi
Aguas Calientes
Zacatecas
Women bureau of engraving workers seek higher pay
More than 600 women employed at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing gathered at Typographical Temple to urge a raise for government clerks equal to the women in their department. Rep Buchanan and labor leaders pledged aid and vowed to press Congress. The campaign aims to resolve neglect and to have the Treasury Secretary recommend increases.
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Representative Buchanan
Congress
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Typographical Temple
Buchanan
Ilinois
Bureau
Milton Sneling
Central Labor Union
Washington
Representa
Uve Buchanan
Ralph
Snellings
Secretary of the Treasury
Government Printing Office
John Colpoys
Business , Committee of the Union
House Jand Senate
Cary
Wisconsin
Hughes
New Jersey
Wilson
Pennsylvania
New York
James B. Reynolds
Tariff Commission
Mr. Reynolds
Bureau Land
Duel Fatal in Forest Near Berlin Claims Baron Richthofen Victim
In a dawn duel in a forest near Berlin Baron Oswald von Richthofen, son of a late foreign affairs secretary and reserve officer, fatally shot Wilhelm von Gaffron, a retired officer, after a quarrel over money. The incident, described in the German war-night notes, ends with a tragic restraint of honor.
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Berlin
Oswald von Richthofen
Wilhelm von Gaffron
House committee hears on Lloyd bill for government employee unions
Nelson urged a special board for clerks fired without cause to appeal. The committee will meet Friday to draft a report on the Lloyd bill allowing government workers to affiliate with unions. Chairman Godwin said anonymous letters from employees favoring the measure would be ignored unless signed, though objections signed would be considered.
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House Committee On Civil Service
Nelson
Lloyd
Godwin
Fear Rabies From Milk
Special to The Washington Post from Chicago May 10. Mr and Mrs John W Katcham of Morgan Park and their 1 year old grandson Roy Ketcham began preventive treatment at the Pasteur Institute on advice of Dr A Lagorio after a dog bite led to a cow showing hydrophobia. Lagorio believes rabies could be conveyed to people through milk from such a cow.
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Washington Post
Chicago
John W. Katcham
Morgan Park
Roy Ketcham
Pasteur Institute
A. Lagorio
Death by Cyanide Pact in Philadelphia Tragedy
Police report three dead and two hospitalized after beer poisoned with potassium cyanide in a tenement on Ralston street. Victims include John Shinn, Earl Burr, and Ida Arbuckle. Burr, a longtime photographer, allegedly spoke of a fatal pact. wife Emily Shinn survived and warned that they “will all go together.”
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Philadelphia
Ida Arbuckie
John Shinn
Earl Burr
Emily Shinn
Michael McGinley
Burr
Ralston Street
Shinn
Fairmount Park
Arbuckle
Wife
California
Auto Hangs Over Cliff in Newport Narrow Escape
Newport on May 10 reports two young women and escorts escaped serious harm after an auto ran off the road near Marsden Perry’s home. The car’s rear wheels sunk in soft ground and stopped before toppling from a cliff. A woman’s voice alerted nearby life-savers patrolling the beach who reached the scene. The occupants’ identities are known only to the rescuers.
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Washington Post
Newport
R. I
Newport Is
Marsden Perry
Lady Decies Is Presented At Second Royal Function
Special in The Washington Post London May 10 King George second court equal to the first Mrs Whitelaw Reid wore gray satin gown with diamonds and train. She presented Mrs Bacon Miss Martha Bacon Miss Martha Draper Mrs Insigi and Miss Nova Insigi Miss Janet Alexander. Others included Lady Decies in white satin with diamonds and ermine fringe and Lady Cheyleamore in gold brocade with emeralds and diamonds.
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Washington Post
London
King George's Second
Whitelaw Reid
Nova Insigi
Boston
Janet Alexander
New York
Bacon
Insigi
Iasigi
Miss Draper
Miss Alexander
Decies
Little Gould
Cheyleamore
Grave fears for the pope in Rome
London telegraph reports grave anxiety over the pope's health with arterial degeneration, a weak heart, and rapidly waning strength. Doctors Pettazi or Marchiafaya attend him beside three sisters who stay at his side as gout flares and concern grows.
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Washington Post
London
Rome
London Daily News
Pettazi
Marchiafaya
Rescue at Niagara Falls Bravery Amid Captive Suicide Attempt
Mrs. Elizabeth Hartley of Buffalo, 60, fought to end her life while hanging from a jagged rock near Niagara Falls. Con stable Thomas Harrington used a pike pole to reach and drag her to shore after she slipped from the rock. A letter found on the river bank hinted at personal despair. Hartley had been paroled from a Buffalo state hospital after a period of calm.
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Niagara Falls
Elizabeth Hartley
Buffalo
Thomas Harrington
Flowerpot Kill Child In New York Balcony Fall
Teanie Schenck aged three died after a heavy flowerpot fell from a fourth floor Amsterdam avenue apartment striking her head. The child was in a go cart in the care of a nurse who paused to chat with friends. She died an hour later at J Wood Wright Hospital. No arrests reported.
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Washington Post
New York
Teanie Schenck
Amsterdam Avenue
J. Wood Wright
Fez Battle Fatality and Rabat Skirmish Report
A May 4 Fez dispatch reports a renewed assault by tribesmen on Fez failed with heavy losses, dead on the field and government troops losing 30. A Rabat May 6 message says a French convoy near Sale was attacked by Caid Bourzama’s tribesmen and forced back to Rabat, with food and munitions lost to rebels. Also noting May 10 income tax amendment vote in Harrisburg 139 to 4 and Astor fined in Croydon for speeding.
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Tangier
Morocco
Fez
Rabat
Sale
Caid Bourzama
Navarro Surrenders Juaren and Mexico Rebels Gaining Prestige
In today’s issue a sweeping index lists major items across sections. Highlights include reports on Navarro surrender, rebels gaining prestige, women’s wage demands, a cyanide deed, and a missing victim’s head pursuit.
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Navarro
Mexico
Bureau
Hall
Morse
Madero
Ohio
Sully Fortune
Secret Service
Hutchins
Survives 10 000 volt shock in Hoosac tunnel accident
Miles Ashton, an electrician in charge of Hoosac tunnel electrification at North Adams Massachusetts, touched a live wire believed dead with the thumb of his right hand and was hurled 15 feet by a 10 000 volt current. He was not injured and later regained use of a thumb stiffened by a 20 year old dislocation.
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Spedal
Washington Post
North Adams
Mass
Miles Ashton
Hoosac Tunnel
Reward Offered For Head Of Dr Gray In Canal Death Mystery
Brother in law George A Chew offers reward for the head of Dr William A Gray whose body was found in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal twelve days earlier. Coroner's jury ruled death accidental but questions remain about why grave clothes were removed and how he fell in the canal. Gray vanished March 1 after saying he would walk, last seen near Dumbarton and Wisconsin avenues.
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Canal
George A. Chew
William A. Gray
Chesapeake Am Onlo Canal
Mr. Chew
Dr. Gray
Dumbarton
Wisconsin Avenues
Gen James Marries at 80 in Tenafly N J
New York May 10 Gen Thomas L James president of Lincoln National Bank and Postmaster General in Garfield's cabinet wed Mrs Augustus Gaffney of Rochester aged 80 and twice married before. The ceremony surprised as the groom, eight years older than his bride, shares rules for longevity including long sleep, keeping up with world affairs, avoiding dissipation, and socializing with youths.
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New York
Thomas L. James
Lincoln National Bank
Garfield
Tenafly
N. J
Augustus Gaffney
Rochester
James
Appeal Denied Says Clerks Lose Right to Appeal
Oscar F. Nelson of the Federation of Postal Clerks charged yesterday that government clerks by executive order are barred from appealing to Congress. The figures cited include Harpers Ferry Charlestown Winchester and Retuca with a special train timetable noting Cot on Station departure at 6 a m.
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Congress
Oscar F. Nelson
The
Federation of Postal Clerks
Conclud
Harpers Ferry
Charlestown
Winchester
Retuca
Sand Mar
Hartimore & Ohio BR. A
Coton Station
A. m
Girl Fugitive Surrenders in Norfolk After 3 Months
A 19 year old Fairfield Connecticut girl Alice Sculley, homeless and penniless, surrendered to Norfolk police as a fugitive from justice after traveling from her home seeking work in Norfolk and Washington. She alleges a Navy man pressured her and faces possible court martial as a complainant. Her mother was informed by telegram and a decision on returning home rests with Norfolk authorities.
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Fairfield
Conn
Norfolk
Washington
Navy
Alice Sculley
A. & & Frankin
Gapt. Peck
Second Precinct
Nortote
Nirfolk
United States Navy
Fortney
Lieut. Peck
Lieut
Hodges
Baby Thrown From Train Near Albany
The body of a girl baby was found near the Southbound track of the West Shore Railroad two miles south of the Selkirk station sixteen miles from Albany. A cloth was smotted about the neck and the clothing set on fire after the child was strangled. The body appears to have been thrown from a train.
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Washington Post
Albany
N. Y
West Shore Railroad
Selkirk Station
The Boy Who Was Napoleon in The Post
The leading story in The Post's magazine section next Sunday is one of the most humorous pieces by Owen Johnson. It follows his Lawrenceville school tales and marks his second contribution to The Post, promising wide reader appeal.
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The
Post
Napoleon
Owen Johnson
Lawrenceville
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Francissco Madero, Jr
Netvarro
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Porfiro Diaz
Jay Tement
Col Garibadi
Tattack
Lower California
Ito
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Arap
St. Louis
Deman' 2
Dre Pay
Union Tem
James Speyer
Bane
Phipps
Colon
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Henry Plupps
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Seventh Street
Newport Life-Savers
Lady Decies
Martha Draper
Miss Bacon
Mrs. Bacon
King
Alexander
Miss Iasigi
Pope
Pontiff
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Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Senate
John Jacob Astor
Croydon
G. A. Chew
F. T. Rawlings
Norfolk Police
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