Huerta Names Peage Agents In Mediation Talks
General Huerta selects Emilio Rabasa and Augustine Garza Galindo as mediators to meet with the ABC panel with a third name to be added. Carranza is removed from peace proposals after refusing an armistice, signaling a likely end to mediation. The Washington briefing notes growing doubts about Huerta's grip on power and possible downfall amid Tampico tensions.
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Washington
Huerta
D. Emilio Rabasa
Augustine Garra Galindo
B.C
Carranza
Tampico
United States
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Maas
Funston
A.B.C
Navy Department
May
Zaragoza
New York
Marine-Signal Corps
A.-B.c
Mexico
Ares
Wilson
Villa
Saltillo
Bi ‘N
Secretary orders surrender of arms in Colorado strike
Washington reports that Secretary of War Garrison proclaims strikers and guards must surrender arms to U S army officers in Colorado. The move follows calls for arbitration of the miners dispute, with Wilson mediating and two commissioners appointed to seek a settlement.
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Washington
United States
Rockefeller
New York
Foster
William Green
International ‘Mine Workers’ Union
Garrison
Colorado
United States Army
William J. Fairley
United Mine ‘Workers
Trinidad
Colo
Ludlow
Twelfth Cavalry
Denver
Toeath
R J.mcdonald
Colorado ™ Military ‘Commission
McDonald
Hamrock
Carson
Pearl ‘Jolly
Millitias
Astor Heir Vincent Astor Marries Helen Huntington
William Vincent Astor heir to the Astor estate and Helen Dinsmore Huntington wed in a simple ceremony at Hopeland House Staatsburg the bride's home The plans for a church wedding with 250 guests were changed due to Mr Astor's grave illness A reception followed the ceremony and a modest wedding breakfast was held
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Church of St. Margaret
Duncan
Astor
State bank at Apopka blown open for 4500
Telegraph notes report a state bank in Apopka Lake county being blown open with 4500 dollars in currency taken. Other items note six deaths in Lake Ontario wreck, Cunard liner crews sailing, Dollart steamer wreck with drownings, and 46 years apart reunion of Mrs Siebert and her brother William Craft.
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Tampa
Fla
State Bank
Apopka
Lake County
Rochester
N. Y
Oswego
Lake Ontario
Liverpool
England
Lusitania
Caronia
New York
Gluckstadt
Germany
Dollart
Laporte
Ind
August Siebert
William Craft
Milwaukee
Wis
Woman Threatens John D Rockefeller in Franklin Square
Marie Ganz, a known activist, moved to the fourteenth floor of a building near Broadway and Upton in New York and threatened to shoot John D Rockefeller. The incident followed a hunger strike by Elizabeth Freeman and Danial Leitner in the Tombs, as Ganz condemned Rockefeller amid a rainstorm.
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Washington
Colorado
John D
Mr. Foster
Rockfeller
New York
Wilson
York
Broadway
Upton
Ganz
Franklin Square
Rockefeller
Ike
General Sickles Dies Ending Marital Rift After 29 Years
Gen Daniel E Sickles, famed Gettysburg veteran, dies at 89 in New York at his Fifth Avenue home. His wife Caroline Sickles had returned three weeks earlier after a 29 year absence. Attending at the deathbed were Stanton Sickles, John J Kirby, and Fraser Mosely. The former congressman, lawyer, and Civil War hero born October 20, 1825, saw important service and lost a leg at Gettysburg.
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New York
Daniel E. Bickles
Gettysboro
Fifth Avenue
Caroline, C. Sickles
Stanton Sickles
John J. Kirby
Sickles
Fraser Mosely
Stanton
General Sickles
New York City
University of New York
Congress
Gettysburg
Steamer Siberia Cleared of Distress Rumors
The Pacific Mail steamer Siberia arrived in Manila with an uneventful voyage from Nagasaki. Captain Zeeder denied distress reports off Formosa, attributing confusion to misread call letters of the Persia and poor atmospheric conditions hindering wireless signals.
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Manila
Pacific Mail
Nagasaki
Zeeder
Formosa
Persia
Marine
Siberia
Ogezakai
Japan
Roosevelt Hart in Rapid City Rio Janeiro Brazil May 4 Report
Telegraph from Col Rondon chief of Brazilian mission accompanying Roosevelt's expedition in South America to Dr Lauro Muller Brazilian foreign minister reports impediments hindering walking and travel conditions.
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Rio
Janeiro
Brazil
Rondon
Roosevelt
South America
Lauro
Muller
Olney and Warburg Pick New Currency Board Members
The governor and treasury secretary discuss appointing a federal currency board with Olney representing New England and Warburg New York. The group will include members from the South, Midwest, and far West to reflect regional balance. Richard Olney, born September 15, 1835, Oxford, Massachusetts, is noted as a former attorney general and secretary of state.
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New
York
South
Amiddie West
Far West
Richard Olney
Cleveland
England
Oxford
Millionaire Slain by Son in New York
Chester Duryea, a 43 year old millionaire and soap manufacturer, was killed by his son Hiram at their New York home. The son claimed mental delusions but produced no clear motive. Police investigations began as details emerge from the wounded family scene and subsequent incident reports.
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New York
Chester
Duryea
Hiram
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Russell
Oll Welle
State Department
Bryan
Henry’ Miller
Miller
Edward W. Ryan
Zacatecas
Doctor Ryan
Army
Civi
Fletcher
Castillo
de San Juan de Uloa
Bastile
Verarus
Federale
Chihuahua
IREP
W. B. “Wilson
Labor
Wiliam R. Fairley
Alabama
Rywell Davies
Kentucky
Florida
Vincent Astor
Millionaire
Misa
Helen’ D. Huntington
Hopeland House
John. D
Pacific
HART
IN. Rapids
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