Meta tags:

Headings (most frequently used words):

ignacio, bonillas, contents, biography, see, also, references,

Text of the page (most frequently used words):
the (58), #bonillas (22), was (17), and (15), mexican (13), carranza (12), from (10), mexico (9), his (9), wikipedia (7), edit (7), ignacio (6), revolution (6), page (5), united (5), states (5), contents (4), search (4), commons (4), with (4), 1942 (4), 1858 (4), 1920 (4), womack (4), venustiano (4), portal (4), president (4), constitutionalist (4), sonora (4), hide (4), move (4), sidebar (4), view (3), this (3), wikimedia (3), wikidata (3), engineering (3), election (3), history (3), biography (3), civilian (3), that (3), for (3), shortly (3), madero (3), following (3), magdalena (3), february (3), diplomat (3), state (3), degree (3), tools (3), main (3), languages (2), toggle (2), table (2), legal (2), contact (2), about (2), privacy (2), policy (2), under (2), terms (2), may (2), use (2), october (2), 2026 (2), categories (2), link (2), short (2), description (2), presidential (2), new (2), references (2), related (2), see (2), also (2), june (2), candidacy (2), were (2), supreme (2), sonoran (2), revolutionary (2), generals (2), successor (2), revolt (2), cabinet (2), train (2), huerta (2), joined (2), after (2), overthrow (2), 1913 (2), mining (2), nogales (2), government (2), general (2), movement (2), part (2), defeated (2), ambassador (2), top (2), three (2), had (2), party (2), make (2), engineer (2), fraijo (2), where (2), before (2), married (2), massachusetts (2), institute (2), technology (2), elections (2), appearance (2), upload (2), file (2), changes (2), links (2), read (2), article (2), log (2), create (2), account (2), donate (2), menu (2), add, topic, mobile, cookie, statement, statistics, developers, code, conduct, safety, contacts, disclaimers, text, available, additional, apply, using, site, you, agree, registered, trademark, non, profit, organization, foundation, inc, creative, attribution, sharealike, license, rendered, parsoid, last, edited, utc, hidden, category, dmy, dates, matches, articles, politicians, hermosillo, emigrants, deaths, births, mit, school, alumni, candidates, people, ambassadors, retrieved, https, org, index, php, title, ignacio_bonillas, oldid, 1378158904, 194, 189, 171, john, leslie, bethell, york, cambridge, university, press, 1991, 167, since, independence, has, media, politics, died, himself, wanted, instead, military, man, supported, believing, connections, washington, importance, even, though, not, very, well, known, november, 1919, announced, support, unknown, unacceptable, presidency, they, staged, court, fled, city, intercepted, rebels, murdered, captured, plan, agua, prieta, plutarco, elías, calles, alvaro, obregón, adolfo, 1910, elected, deputy, 1911, agent, municipal, prefect, district, secretary, communications, 1912, did, important, infrastructure, works, during, permanence, veracruz, headed, war, faction, its, rivals, 1915, became, 1917, appointed, position, member, diplomatic, delegation, responsible, securing, unconditional, withdrawal, forces, unsuccessfully, sought, capture, incursion, into, columbus, pancho, villa, punitive, expedition, victoriano, porfirio, díaz, francisco, anti, reelectionist, began, provide, services, 1890, measurement, estate, santa, anna, same, year, left, leading, group, volunteers, mountains, who, marauding, area, march, 1900, legislature, waived, examination, could, exercise, profession, executive, issued, corresponding, diploma, long, connected, contracting, companies, trusted, based, southern, pacific, railway, apaches, born, son, gervasio, dolores, family, moved, across, border, arizona, completed, primary, studies, received, civil, 1882, finishing, woman, originally, boston, getting, returned, commissioned, him, along, charles, herbert, outline, future, town, 1884, tucson, kino, held, tapped, but, overthrew, those, took, place, mine, free, encyclopedia, item, other, projects, printable, version, download, pdf, print, export, switch, legacy, parser, get, shortened, url, cite, information, permanent, what, here, actions, english, talk, nederlands, español, personal, special, pages, recent, community, learn, help, contribute, random, current, events, navigation, jump, content,

Text of the page (random words):
ignacio bonillas wikipedia jump to content main menu main menu move to sidebar hide navigation main page contents current events random article about wikipedia contact us contribute help learn to edit community portal recent changes upload file special pages search search appearance donate create account log in personal tools donate create account log in contents move to sidebar hide top 1 biography 2 see also 3 references toggle the table of contents ignacio bonillas 2 languages español nederlands edit links article talk english read edit view history tools tools move to sidebar hide actions read edit view history general what links here related changes upload file permanent link page information cite this page get shortened url switch to legacy parser print export download as pdf printable version in other projects wikimedia commons wikidata item appearance move to sidebar hide from wikipedia the free encyclopedia mexican diplomat 1858 1942 ignacio bonillas ignacio bonillas fraijo 1 february 1858 23 june 1942 was a mexican diplomat he was a mexican ambassador to the united states and held a degree in mine engineering from the massachusetts institute of technology he was tapped by president venustiano carranza as his successor in the 1920 presidential elections but the revolt of three sonoran revolutionary generals overthrew carranza before those elections took place biography edit he was born on 1 february 1858 in magdalena de kino sonora the son of gervasio bonillas and dolores fraijo his family moved across the border to the united states to tucson arizona where he completed his primary studies he received his degree in civil engineering from massachusetts institute of technology in 1882 shortly before finishing his degree he married a woman originally from boston shortly after getting married he returned to sonora where the state government commissioned him along with engineer charles herbert to make the outline of the future town of nogales in 1884 bonillas began to provide services to the state of sonora in 1890 bonillas had to make the measurement of the legal estate of santa anna and in the same year he left leading a group of volunteers and defeated in the mountains a party of apaches who were marauding the area on 19 march 1900 the state legislature waived the examination so that he could exercise his profession as an engineer and the executive issued the corresponding diploma bonillas was long connected with sonora s mining and contracting companies trusted by the u s based southern pacific railway 1 in 1910 he joined the anti reelectionist party of francisco i madero and shortly after madero s election following the overthrow of porfirio díaz bonillas was elected deputy 1911 1913 he was a mining agent in magdalena municipal president of nogales and prefect of the magdalena district he was secretary of communications in 1912 and did important infrastructure works during the permanence of the constitutionalist government in veracruz following the overthrow of madero by general victoriano huerta bonillas joined the constitutionalist movement headed by venustiano carranza in 1913 bonillas was part of the war cabinet of the constitutionalist movement carranza s constitutionalist faction defeated its rivals in 1915 and carranza became president on 12 february 1917 carranza appointed bonillas mexican ambassador to the u s the top position for a mexican diplomat bonillas was part of the three member diplomatic delegation responsible of securing the unconditional withdrawal of the u s forces of the punitive expedition from mexico that had unsuccessfully sought to capture pancho villa following his incursion into columbus new mexico 2 venustiano carranza a civilian himself wanted a civilian instead of a military man to be president of mexico carranza supported the candidacy of bonillas in the election of 1920 believing that bonillas s connections in washington were of supreme importance even though he was not very well known in mexico on 1 november 1919 carranza announced his support for bonillas s candidacy 3 for sonoran revolutionary generals adolfo de la huerta alvaro obregón and plutarco elías calles the unknown civilian bonillas was an unacceptable successor to the presidency and they staged a revolt under the plan of agua prieta carranza his cabinet the supreme court and bonillas fled by train from mexico city in may 1920 the train was intercepted by rebels carranza was murdered and bonillas was captured 4 bonillas died on 23 june 1942 in the united states see also edit mexico portal biography portal politics portal history of mexico mexican revolution venustiano carranza wikimedia commons has media related to ignacio bonillas references edit john womack jr the mexican revolution in mexico since independence leslie bethell ed new york cambridge university press 1991 p 167 womack the mexican revolution p 171 womack the mexican revolution pp 189 90 womack the mexican revolution pp 194 95 retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title ignacio_bonillas oldid 1378158904 categories ambassadors of mexico to the united states people of the mexican revolution candidates in the 1920 mexican presidential election mit school of engineering alumni 1858 births 1942 deaths mexican emigrants to the united states politicians from hermosillo hidden categories articles with short description short description matches wikidata use dmy dates from october 2026 commons category link from wikidata this page was last edited on 3 october 2026 at 05 34 utc page was rendered with parsoid text is available under the creative commons attribution sharealike 4 0 license additional terms may apply by using this site you agree to the terms of use and privacy policy wikipedia is a registered trademark of the wikimedia foundation inc a non profit organization privacy policy about wikipedia disclaimers contact wikipedia legal safety contacts code of conduct developers statistics cookie statement mobile view search search toggle the table of contents ignacio bonillas 2 languages add topic