Maigne Held as Spy Amid Mexican Release Mediation
War Department to question Lieut Maigne as a spy after his detention at Esoledad near Vera Cruz. Earlier, U.S. correspondents Walter Whiffen Richard Harding Davis Medill McCormick and A J Sutton were released from Mexico City with mediation by Brazil Britain and Spain. They left Veracruz by refugee train, while Davis and McCormick were questioned and escorted by soldiers on departure.
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London Times
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Mexico
Federal Gunboat Guerrero Flees Toward Manzanillo
Crowded with officials and political refugees the federal gunboat Guerrero steamed from Mazatlan toward Manzanillo and Selina Cruz as constitutionalist artillery prepared to assault the harbor. The abandoned gunboat Morelos awaits destruction as rebel forces tighten the circle. Noncombatants flee to Creston Island amid a growing blockade. Foreign consuls thank American naval officers for help in establishing a neutral zone. A Javanese cruiser arrives from La Paz.
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Refugees Rescued From Mexican Refugees and Left Behind
American Consul Gaston Schmutz reports relief efforts for over 100 refugees departing from Aguascalientes toward Vera Cruz after a wagon train delay near Jalisco. He notes no violence occurred, just threats, and says about 25 Americans remained behind in the district, many having Marriages into Mexican families for protection.
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Aguascalientes
Mexico
Washington
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Jalisco
Vera Crus
Gambling crackdown hits Vera Cruz as Funston orders closure
May 10 Vera Cruz reports Brig. Gen. Funston issues a closure order on all running games of chance. Violators face a 1000 dollar fine and up to a year in prison. Local business leaders pressed for action. A marine named Saunders was accidentally shot today by fellow marine Charles Cannon during a pistol examination.
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Funston
Saunders
Charlea
Mediation party arrives at Vera Cruz amid escort questions
At Vera Cruz on May 10 the three Mexican mediators Emilio Balyase Augustine Rodriguez and Luis Elguero arrived en route to Niagara Falls for talks with US and Mexican representatives. They refused hospitality and declined Morro Castle transport, boarding Kronprinzessin Cecilie instead. They were greeted by Gen Funston in civilian dress and received formal courtesies without an armed escort.
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United States
Habana
Key West
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Badger
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Vera Cruz
Steamship Company
War and Navy departments issue emergency recruitment report
War Department calls on all retired enlisted men to report available duties in case of emergency, detailing former ranks and earlier duties. Admirals at the Navy Department monitor Mexican turmoil as Huerta fights Zapata, amid tensions over foreign residents and fears of looting if Mexico City falls.
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Navy Department
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Puerto Mexico
Badger
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Zapata
Mexico City
Navy withdrawals from Tampico blamed on Mayo and Badger
A Vera Cruz cable reports Secretary Daniels ordered the removal of Mayo’s ships from Tampico to Veracruz on April 20, with the Des Moines staying outside the harbor. Mayo was astonished by the order and did not obey until confirmation, while Badger, out of wireless range, knew nothing of the withdrawal and did not approve the Washington action. The dispatch says Badger was surprised by attempts to pin the Tampico affair on him and Mayo.
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Washington Post
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Mayo
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Navy Department
Washington
Navy Marines Slain Return Home In Silent Funeral
A naval convoy arrives with coffins draped in U S flags from Vera Cruz. The Wyoming Montana Mayflower Powhatan Yavenne cutter Manhattan follow the procession to city hall and navy yard. President travels to New York for memorial services as crowds remain hushed.
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Washington
Fragmented En Route Place Names Narrate a Vast Transit List
A garbled OCR passage stacks numerous place names and routes across cities and states. It reads like a sprawling travel or logistics ledger with many en route annotations and numerous misspellings, lacking a coherent narrative or clear subjects.
Sixteen Mourners Parade at Rockefeller Estate in New York
Police arrested eleven during a morning protest at Calvary Baptist Church against John D. Rockefeller Jr who teaches Sunday school there. Rockfeller absent at Pecantico Hills. A separate march of sixteen mourners with crepe sleeves gathered at the Gates of the Rockefeller estate in Pocantico Hills. Demonstration led by Bouck White and included planned coffin symbolism but was improvised. Arrested protesters paroled after night court. cases adjourned for defense preparation.
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Calvary Baptisl
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Pecantico Hills
Tiget
Church of the Revolution
Bouck White
Brooklyn
White
Rockefeller Estate
Focantico Hilla
Arthur Caron
Calvary Baptist Church
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Mediation commission names two likely members
The Mexican peace conference at Niagara Falls may include three delegates with Frederick W. Lehmann and Associate Justice Joseph Rucker Lamar confirmed as willing to serve. Speculation centers on Associate Justice Hughes and Mayor Newton D. Baker of Cleveland as the possible third member.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Frederick W. Lehmann
St. Louis
Joseph Rucker Lamar
United States Supreme Court
Miagara Fal
Justcy
Charles ©. Hughes
Newton D. Baker
Leemann
Taft
Lehmann
United States
Mediation Commission
Lamar
Supreme Court
Georgia
Supreme Dench
Explode Bomb In Church Shocks London Suffragettes
A bomb placed by suffragettes exploded in the gallery of the Metropolitan Tabernacle in South London. Little damage was caused and the blast occurred about an hour after morning service ended. A card nearby urged putting religion into practice to secure women’s freedom.
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Metropolitan Tabernacle
Charles H. Spurgeon
Huerta Plans Sacrifice of North Mexico Says Refugee
A Monterey refugee now in Washington alleges Gen Huerta aims to sacrifice northern Mexico to save his government. The informant, a U S businessman with Mexican interests, cites Huerta concentrating troops near San Luis Potosi and provoking US war then offering to cede the north in indemnity after a brief peace.
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San Luis Potosi
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Huerte
Bry
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