Fighting at Tampico Damages Valuable Oil Properties
Washington reports continued heavy fighting at Tampico causing extensive damage to oil properties. Rebels hold Dona Cecelia and Arbol Grande while gunboat actions affect the Pierce oil plant. Refugees on U S warships. American women and children safe. fears of wholesale destruction persist.
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Washington, D. C
Tampico
State Department
Navy Department
Oie
Dona Cecelia
Arbol Grande
Fletcher
Mayo
Zaraggoza
Pierce Air Plant
Admiral Mayo
Vera Cruz
Tolisi Road
Altamira
Zaragoza
Pierce
Arbor Grande
Des Moines
la Barra
Qsago
Daniels
Monterey
Man Drowned as Body Emerges From Sand Pipe
Newark April 10 Capt J Hanson master of a stone barge named May Madison was knocked into Newark bay and drawn into a government sand dredge pipe. His dismembered remains were forced through a 14 inch pipe 2000 feet to Newark meadows where scraps were found after the barge was damaged by a railroad bridge. Identifying papers were recovered in a pocket, confirming the body as Capt Hanson.
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Newark
N. J
J Hanson
Newark Bay
Newark Meadows
May Madison
New York
Hanson
Capt. Hanson
Nellie Tannehill Dies at 83 in New York Stage Career
Nellie Tannehill known to the stage as Nellie Tanne hill died at her New York home. She was 83 and supported stars Forest, Adelaide Neilson, Fanny Davenport and Mme Modjeska. A Union Square Stock Company member, she also appeared with Charles Thorne and Daly's company.
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New York
FL Aw Tannehill
Nellie Tannehill
Two Huerta Agents Face Firing Squad
In Nogales Sonora at dawn Francisco Fimbres and Jose M Ganoba members of a Huerta junta on the American side of the line were executed by firing squad in the cemetery. Fimbres was captured days ago carrying a message to Ganoba who was sent to Montezuma.
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Nogales
Sonora
Francisco Fimbres
Jose M. Ganoba
Huerta
Fimbres
Ganoba
Montezuma
Stock and Commodity Exchanges Close for Good Friday
New York and European exchanges suspend operations for the holiday. The New York Stock Exchange Consolidated Stock Exchange New York Produce Exchange Boston Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade plan reopening tomorrow. New York Cotton and New York Coffee exchanges resume Monday morning. European markets close Thursday night and reopen Tuesday. Montreal and Toronto also closed until Tuesday.
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New York
Country
Europe
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Stock Exchange
The
Curb
New York Produce Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Coffees Exchange
London Stock Exchange
Paris
Berlin
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
Harvey & Hamburg Coffee Exchange
Montreal
Toronto
Last Efforts to Sue Live of 4 Gunmen
New York April 10 Friends of the four gunmen sentenced to die in Sing Sing gather for potential reprieve based on new evidence prepared by ex rabbi E B M Browne to be submitted to a supreme court justice with a request for a new trial. The note questions Luban and Margolis roles and aims to discredit them. In the death house the condemned confer with relatives and advisers as Whitey Seidenschner again proclaims innocence and Lefty Rosenberg warns east side associates about the danger of crime and the value of faith.
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New York
Sing Sing Prison
Herman Rosenthal
E. B. M. Browne
Supreme Court
Browne
Glynn
Albany
Frank Moss
Whitman
Luban
Margolis
Sulzer
Suixer
Becker
District Attorney’s Office
Morris
Whitey Lewis Seidenschner
Louie’ Rosenberg
East Side
Rabbi Goldstein
God
Opposition to Woman Suffrage Moves in New York League
A resolution opposing woman suffrage adopted by the Enon League club in New York was forwarded to Albany today. The vote was nearly unanimous, with officials declaring that extending suffrage would be detrimental to the best interests of the state, both men and women.
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New York
Enon League Club
Albany
Minister Accused By Women Reappointed To Pastoral Post
In New York on April 10 the Rev. Dr. Jacob Munbury Price, pastor at Washington Heights Methodist Ep iscopal Church, was found guilty of imprudent conduct and admonished by the ecclesiastical court. The court acquitted him on moral violations. Bishop Luther B. Wilson reappointed Price to his pastorate after a trustees’ majority petition. Several women testified he kissed and hugged them and may pursue further action if permitted by law.
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New York
Jacob Munbury Price
Washington Heights Methodist Episcopal Church
Metropolitan Temple
Seventh Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Price
Eighteenth Street
Eighth Avenue
Luther B. Wilson
Dr. Price
Boys Stuff Marbles Into Mouths Fatal to Two Boys
In Swampscott Massachusetts on April 10 Sherman and Zery Russ two five year old brothers tried to stuff marbles in their mouths. They choked and rushed to their mother who removed the marbles but soon died. Doctors attributed the deaths to fright.
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Swampscott
Mass
Sherman
Zery
Swedish King Gustave in Satisfactory Condition
Stockholm April 10 The Swedish king Gustave remains in satisfactory condition following surgery for ulceration of the stomach. Surgeons’ bulletin says he slept three hours last night and suffered some pain but tolerated nourishment with water and tea without ill effects.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustave
Echoes of Rochette Trial in France
Paris April 104 Vivier Fabre chief public prosecutor who resigned over the postponement of Henri Rochette swindler trial was appointed vice president of the court of appeals at Aix les Bains advertisement notes mention of smoke El Verso Travana lle cigar.
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Paris
Vivier Fabre
Henri Rochetts
Court of Appeals
Aix
Irs Bains
Iowa Building Site Dedicated For Panama Exposition
At San Francisco a dedication ceremony marked the Iowa building site for the Panama Pacific exposition. Gov Clarke and a large delegation spoke as the Iowa space was secured next to a New England building. Rail and steamship interests warned that new canal tolls and severed railroad-ship connections threaten future traffic and through rates.
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Ban Praneisco
Lown
Golmy
Winama Canal
Jowa
Clarke
Jawa
Lawa
Iowa
Moore
Gen. Pershing
United States Navy
Nebraska Commission
United States Infantry Band
Wm. U. Lennon
John J. Dwyer
San Francisco
Army
Massachusetts
New England
Gov. Clarke
Ora Williams
Deemer
Messrs Cass
Norton
Shepard and Haskell
Towa
Messrs
Cass
Maskell
Bolton
Pew
Shepard
White Starine
Watterloo
Panama Canal
Senate
Golden Gate
New York
Panama
Exposition City
White Star
Iowa Delegation Prepares for Exposition Representation
Fifteen Iowa officials appointed by the governor and colonel, to secure exhibits and state leverage at the upcoming exposition. Four days of intensive work focused on coordination and readiness for the state’s representation, with a major call for maximum advantages.
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Jawa
State House
Lewa
He Gaverner
Colunmyerediad Vlads
Lowas
Mason City Man Seeks Railroad Commissioner Seat
A Mason City man, prominent in business and politics, announced today his candidacy for state railroad commissioner. The announcement follows recent news on a lease closure at a Davenport hotel.
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Mason City
Masonite
Re. Vorik
Contr
A. Vlothes
Politioneireles
Himeede
Cone Joneto
Hope
Martin Bag
Aceagar Abd News Sthimd
Stow
Aiaek Tawh
Davenwort
O Gorman Opposes Canal Toll Repeal on Senate Floor
New York Senator James A. O Gorman will lead the opposition to panama canal toll repeal in the Senate. He has stated he cannot back President Wilson and believes American ships should pass through the canal free.
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James A. O'Gorman
New York
Here It Is Melon Crop Is Damaged
Severe wail and windstorms with a sharp temperature drop hit central Merida and surrounding counties causing heavy damage to vegetables and citrus. Orange groves and tomatoes suffered in the area while southern Florida saw only cool rain. Frost limited to northwestern sections where crops were immature. The cyclone wrecked houses and orange groves, with the melon belt counties facing almost total loss.
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Ocala
Fla
Anil
Merida
Florida
President Wilson and Family Easter Vacation Visit
President Wilson and several family members arrived early today to spend Easter at the mountains. He plans to return to Washington on Monday. The Princeton musical club accompanied the president, slated to give two concerts tonight at the hotel. Mrs. John W. Grites Astor and her daughter Loree were among guests noted.
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W Wilson
Washington
Sr. Wilson
Princeton Univers Musical Elch
John W. Grites Astor
Loree
Horsand Zolt
Tie Mountain
Javanese Coronation Postponed Until 1976
Tokio April 10 Count Shipeaint Ghama former foreign minister was recommended to the emperor for the post of premier in place of Count Goorhied Vamamote whose cabinet faced issues from naval graft. The coronation of the emperor, set for November 10, is postponed due to the dowager’s death.
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Tokio
Shipeaint Ghama
Pice
Goorhied Vamamote
Dowaser
Erratic Delivery Note From Carrier Causes Confusion
A fragmented notice indicates misdelivered mail due to carrier error and an accompanying instruction to contact the Courier Post Office with a phone number for clarification. The text mentions a name Jasper and references a motor vehicle delivery element with scattered details and odd spellings.
Wilson Called Usurper in 1916 Campaign Speech
Senator Cummins of Iowa blasted President Wilson in Chicago at Medinah temple, denouncing his Mexico and Panama policies and the tariff. The speech, opening the 1916 Republican campaign, urged party unity and warned against executive domination of government, noting dangers to legislative independence.
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Chicago
Albert
Cummins
Iowa
Wilson
Medinah Temple
Hamilton Club
Senaator Cummins
Chas. S. Whitman
New York
James Manahan
Minnesota
Simeon J. Pass
Ohio
Mexico
Panama Canal
Congress
Cummina
National Democratic Administration
Woodrow Wilson
Tie
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