Mediators Agree On Peace Plans At Niagara Falls
Plans for pacification of Mexico through mediation are completed. Key issues rest with President and Gen Huerta for approval. once signed, secondary questions proceed. Delegates anticipate a protocol within a week and discuss provisional government succession and foreign affairs. The United States aims for quick settlement without hampering constitutional process.
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Niagara Falls
Ontario
Mence
Gen Huerta
Janta
Huerta
Naln
United States
Otia
Conferense
Reina
Aemaican
Fluartas
Ional
Amerian
Verlean
Vmer
Veriean
Fluerta
Mexican News Roundup on Huerta Regime and Rebels
Reports from Niagara Falls mediation declare Huerta can name a successor from an approved list. Anti Huerta sentiment grows in Mexico City as Ninth Infantry men attack Huerta’s summer home. Hamburg Americas Line claims arms for Huerta landed legally while state doubts a ship’s cargo. Fall of San Luis Potosi and Zacatecas seen as imminent. Rebels claim executions of Ur officers and forge ties with Germans amid upheaval.
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Niagara Falls
Huerta
Zacatecas
Mexico City crowds cheer Huerta during city tour
President Huerta rode through Mexico City with a single aide and greeted crowds during a day of city excursions. He mingled with pedestrians more than usual and appeared in good humor, drawing repeated cheers from promenaders.
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Mexico Citys
Huerta
Progressive Party Maps Tactics for Governor Race
New York Progressives plan to run on issues not party labels, avoiding fusion with Republicans unless a candidate accepts their platform. They favor endorsing GOP figures who align, while looking to deny unity to anti Progressive blocs and potentially back Roosevelt’s allies in other states. Colonel Roosevelt avoided committing to a run, saying no comment when asked about a possible bid.
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Oyster Bay
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Bach
New York State
Republcan
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Sagamore Hhi
South America
Hogeaveit
Boasarew Douglas
Rotimon
Hale
Francis W. Bird
Fale
Frederick M Davenport
William Ranesom
New York
Col
Mordover
Invest
America
Col Roosevelt
Orgenia
May exile Germans widens U S pressure on Huerta regime
Enraged by reports of arms shipments to Huerta via Puerto Mexico, Villa and allies threaten swift action against Germans in rebel territories. U S demands explanations for the deaths of Willem Benton and Gustav Bauch, and rebels pledge not to tolerate evading the issue. Fierro remains under scrutiny as relatives seek damages from German-linked parties.
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Washington Pier
Juarez
Mexico
Limere Ypiranga
Bautisra
Puerto Mexico
Herta Vnla
Revel
Germany
Washington
Gustav Batch
Beach
Villa
Huerta
Felix Sommerfield
Uge
Malero
el Paso
Willem Y Benton
Gustav Bauch
United States State Department
United States
Benton
Mel Fierro
Villa 8
Fierro
Carranza
Carranza Commission
Marchioners lay foundation stone for North London dog home
The Marchioners of Dufferin and Ava laid the foundation stone for a dog home in North London as a memorial to King Edward’s favorite Caesar. Fifty-six kennels were being prepared on the grounds amid a paste- drama description of a Belasco Theater production.
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Ava
Washington Pont Wa
London
Marchionesa of
President Links Economic Mood to Policy Moderation
After talks with delegations from Ohio and Illinois manufacturing groups, the President called business gloom largely psychological and urged patriotic cooperation. He argued moderate reforms will better serve the nation, promising no hindrance to business and stressing prudent, long term guidance.
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Illinois
Democratic Party
Calla
Call
Democrat Party
Career of Austrian Count Revealed After Death
A Washington Post special reports Count Siegfrien Himqbauer died of pneumonia in a Mount Sinai Hospital room four days ago after a life spanning education at the University of Nice, service in an Austrian regiment, and court circles. Papers found among his effects indicate he was a titled Austrian. he was engaged to a Washington girl. The case unfolds with mystery as his true identity surfaced posthumously.
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Washington Post
New York
the Herald
Borsen
Mount Sinai Hospital
Siegfrien Himqbauer
University of Nice
France
Austria
Land
Washington
Mantone
President rejects plan to cut trust antitrust program
President denies manufacturers plea to defer or dilute the interstate trade commission legislation. He warns delaying measures harms business, urges sober reform and cooperation while maintaining no postponement of key trust legislation. Delegation from National Implement and Vehicle Association, Giro Manufacturers, and Illinois Manufacturers presented a petition detailing payrolls and employment.
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Ohio Manufacturers’ Association
National Vehicle and Implement Association
Illinoi Manufacturers’ Association
White House
Jalles Pomerene
Olle
National Implement and Vehicle Association
Hitness Manufacturers’ Association
Giro Manufacturers Associatey
Tlinois Manufacturers Association
Congress
Anisalon
United States
Trade Commission
Senate
House
Liners Shift Route To Bypass North Atlantic Ice
Transatlantic steamship companies agreed to alter their tracks to avoid ice in the north Atlantic. For the moment vessels will sail a more southerly course, with decisions taken in London during discussions on ice conditions.
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North Atlantic
London
Transatlantic Steamship Companies
Loss of ship Luckenbach linked to Charleston sighting
A distress message from May 28 reports a wreck seen off Charleston believed tied to the steamer Luckenbach from Tampa to Baltimore overdue by about a week. The Luckenbach carried 39 crew under Captain A K Webb with engineer George Arkebauer and had 20 men aboard a vessel under Captain A E Webb.
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Charleston, & C
Tampa
Fla
Baltimore
A. K Webb
New York
George K Arkebauer
Mediation Pact Hailed as City News Echoes
Parcel of items from today’s issue includes progress on a peace pact agreement between mediators, reports on political programs, and notes on a stalled toll repeal. Also mentioned are party unity under cartographers, the status of new river district plans, and a push for arms diplomacy with rebels.
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Praca Pinna
Villa May
New York Central Inquiry
Peru
Bride Weighs 600 and Groom 90 in Niagara Honeymoon
Special to The Washington Port Albany NY May 28 A pair from this town on their way to Niagara Falls after a peculiar honeymoon registration at the city clerk's office. Bride Adeline weighs 600 pounds and groom Peter Robinson claims 90 pounds. The couple wed by a justice of the peace this morning amid lighthearted media attention as they ventured toward mediation amid potential marital upheaval.
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Albany
Niagara Falls
Adeline
Peter Robinson
Peter
Husband Missing 28 Years To Wed New York Millionaire
Mrs Mary Ann Wanquler 58 of New York, long separated from her husband who sailed to France in 1886, secured a marriage license in Philadelphia with Jean Baptiste Bourdis, a 73 year old New York silk merchant, after stating she believes her first husband is dead.
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France
Wanquer
Bourdis
Wandufer
George Ernest Wanguler
New Y shaped skirt bathing costume at English shores
A May 28 report from The Washington Post describes a new beach costume in England with an open Y shaped skirt, lower back, and longer front. Text notes the design highlights figures, paired with flesh pink tights, and says the garments are beachwear rather than for swimming, with plump figures fashionable this year.
Girl in bloomers mobbed in Brooklyn store
A frightened young woman wearing black and white domino bloomers sought refuge in a Brooklyn store at Bridge and Fulton after a crowd gathered. The proprietor cleared the shop as she cried and explained she had just returned from Paris where bloomers are common. She asked why Brooklyn remarked on them.
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New York
Bridge and
Fulton
Canada Club Dinner For Teck New Governor General
Prince Alexander of Teck spoke at a Canada Club dinner in London on May 28, explaining his decision to accept the post as governor general. He cited Canada’s generous character and stability, and recalled his pleasant memories of the country influencing his choice. The report notes his travel plans to Cumberland and return routes via the Baltimore and Ohio line from Union Station.
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Price Alexander
Dominion
Harpers Ferry
Berkeley Springs
Cumberland
Heturn
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Station
Endurance Test on Tolls Repeal Moves to Senate Consideration
A drumbeat of protests and political maneuvering surrounds the toll exemption repeal of the canal law. Senators Oliver and du Pont argued against repeal while planning a continuous push to keep the measure before the Senate. Oliver explained his change of mind, citing treaty concerns and shifting executive views, with remarks referencing the President and British notes. A Memorial Day excursion note appears at the end, detailing travel options to Gettysburg and Pen Mar from Union Station.
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Senate
Oliver
Pennsylvania
du Pont
Delanere
United States
Congress
Mr Innes
Innes
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