Tampico Action Shapes Mexican Crisis News Brief
Dispatches report fighting at Tampico as Navy Admiral Mayo notes federal forces short of ammunition and withdrawing from river defenses. Embargo on arms exports from the United States complicates shipments, with potential implications for Vera Cruz and Tampico as constitutionalist forces press toward Salto and Sayula Potosi.
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Navy Rout Navy Wins Maryland Athletic Club Contest
Navy defeated Maryland Athletic Club 28 to 6 in a seven inning game played in Annapolis. Douglass and Monahan led Navy with strong hitting and fielding as Kiinglehofer relieved pitching. The game lasted about three hours with several miscues and three-base hits noted in the box score.
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Baltimore College Falls to Maryland Aggies in Narrow Loss
Baltimore City College was defeated by the Maryland Aggies in a tough game, 1 to 0. McIlhury pitched for the Aggies in a strong display as the visitors looked nearly helpless against the Aggies' pitching and defense. Navy Beaten at Tennis: Midshipmen edged Johns Hopkins 4 to 3 in a closely fought match at Annapolis with standout singles and doubles showing.
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Huerta The Indian Blooded Leader On The Mexican Stage
Examination of Victoriano Huerta’s character and career from humble Indian roots to Mexico’s military and political rise. The account traces his schooling, service under Diaz and Madero, the 1913 upheaval, provisional presidency, and the controversial his involvement in Madero’s downfall and executions, with notes on U.S. perception and Wilson’s diplomacy.
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Acapulco Salute Incident Recalls 1877 US Case
The article recounts a 1877 Acapulco incident where U.S. consul Sutter faced threats, a Mexican shooting, and a court acquittal. Rear Admiral Murray demanded a seven-gun consular salute with the American flag, leading to official visits and resolutions favorable to the United States and Mexico.
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Mayo
Navy Department
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Acapulco
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Butter
Sutter
Suttor
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United States North Pacific Squadron
Pensacola
Lackawanna
Admiral Murray
War Fund Bill Introduced by Rep Fitzgerald Urges Deficiency
Representative John J. Fitzgerald of New York announced an urgent deficiency appropriation bill for 6 258 932 to cover military expenses tied to the Mexican affair. The measure, drawn at War Secretary Garrison’s request, gains right of way after House Democratic caucus approval. Funds cover troops pay and subsistence, transportation, incidental costs, and related items including bureau building preparation and disease prevention.
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New York
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Alaska
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Providence, R. I
Ohio County Switches Time Zone Tonight
Special to The Washington Pea reports Belmont county will move from Standard to Eastern time at midnight. Bellaire Bridgeport and Martin's Ferry already observe Eastern time as they lie across the river from Wheeling in the Hastem belt. Mass confusion followed the announcement.
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Mediation Steps Begin as American Envoys Meet Mexican Aides
Justice Lamar Frederic Lehmann and secretary J Percival Dodge arrive at the Mexican mediation talks with brief courtesy calls on Huerta and other envoys. The group, led by Counselor Lansing, prepares for Niagara Falls discussions while noting American representatives lack plenary powers and will present information rather than proposals.
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J. Percival Dodge
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Robert Lansing
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Mexico City
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Robert F. Rose
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Portsmouth Beats Newport News In Tight Batting Contest
In Portsmouth May 1 locals ended a losing streak by edging Newport News 10 to 9 in a high scoring game. Both pitchers were hit hard with multiple hits and runs. McCabe Walters and Glockson led offense for Newport News while McCleary and Booray contributed on the mound for Portsmouth. Game duration two hours and one minute.
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Roanoke beats Norfolk 4 to 3 to clinch series win
In Roanoke May 12 Roanoke defeats Norfolk 4 to 3 in the final game of the series. Runs, hits and errors detailed for both teams appear in the box with Morne, Tennant and Graham among the hitters. Umpire Mr. Clark presided over a two hour contest.
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First Chief of Latin Bureau Named From State Department
The text notes the career of a diplomat who began with missions to Honduras and Salvador and later led the new Latin American bureau in 1910. He served as Minister to Panama, chaired the committee supervising Panama's municipal and presidential elections, and had a tenure largely in Central America with a stint in Morocco.
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Tuls
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Augustin Rodriguez
Mercedes de la Cueva da Martinez del Campo
Manuel Martinez del Campo
Dodge
H. Percival Dodge
Tal Panama
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Boston
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Petersburg 8 Richmond 1. Post notes Washington form
Petersburg overwhelmed Richmond 8 to 1 as Simmons led Petersburg with multiple hits. Lively offense produced 14 runs in the listed box with Ramey and Laval contributing key doubles and Barnett adding a third base hit. Pitchers were busy as both sides recorded forced errors and steals in a brisk 1 hour 45 minute game.
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Thieves Rob Frederick Hardware Store in Breakin
Burglars entered the Hbert hardware store in Frederick Maryland on May 73 blew open the safe wrecked the interior and escaped with 100 in cash and several rifles and revolvers.
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