Mexican Affairs Highlights from January to October
A summary of early 20th century Mexican events: Carranza’s forces defeat Villa at Pueblo with heavy losses, Garza named provisional president and briefly governing Mexico City before renouncing the post. Villa proclaims presidency. Obregon defeats Villa’s forces at Irapuato and Celaya. Wilson warns revolutionaries. Carranza occupies Mexico City. Huerta arrested in Newman, New Mexico. Orozco escapes to Mexican soil. AB C powers and US confer in Washington on Mexico. Pan American conference negotiates peace and recognition, Carranza’s de facto government gains cross‑border legitimacy from several nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Villa
Pueblo
Roque Gonsales Garza
Mexico
Mexico City
Garza
Constitutionalist
Irapuato
Obregon
Celaya
Wilson
Mexican Revolutionista
Paice
Wormer
Huerta
Newman, N. M
United States
Orozco
el Paso
Mexican
A. B.C. Powers
Washington
Argentina
Brasil
Chile
Bolivia
Uruguay
Guatemala
Fereea
Brazil
Urumusa
Colombia
Nicaragua
Gén
International Farm Congress
Denver
National Woman's Christian Temperanre Union
Beattle
Waal
Arlington
Paris
New York
Eovembeil
Great Britain
Saint Lucia
Lennessea
Panpina-Pacific
Ford
Enue
Austria
Ancom
National American Woman Suffrage Association
American Society of International Law
Pan-American Scientific Congress
Political and Personal Timeline of 1910s Events
A compact chronology reviews President Wilsons era actions and related notes. It cites Mrs Sayres birth in the White House, Wilsons veto of immigration policies, the Sixty third Congress closing, Huertas arrival in New York, DAR leadership, Italy Austria Germany tensions, Japan China demands, Wilson fleet review, neutrality proclamations, Kitchener garter, Gilbert Parker elevation, Bennett Young re election, US steel case denial, Bryan resignation, Robert Lansing interim secretary, Haiti political revolt and Guillaume refuge, with scattered dates and figures.
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Mans
Italy
Germany
Austria
Japan
China
Wilson
Hudson River
United States
Austria-Hungary
Kitchener
Gilbert Parker
Bennett H. Young
United Confederate Veterans
United States Steel Corporation
Court of Appeals
Wiliam Jenninge Bryan
B. Robert Lansing
Presiden Guillaume
Haiti
Guil-laume
Wrecks Reported Across Seas and Skies
The report notes the Penarth wreck off Norfolk with 21 sailors drowned in March. It also records the F-4 submarine sinking near Honolulu with all on board lost in April. In July the Dutch liner Maurita perished in an Atlantic storm with 49 dead. The Eastland disaster in Chicago in July claimed about 2,400 aboard, chiefly passengers and sailors, drowning.
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Penarth
Norfolk
Honolulu
Maurita
Atlantic
Eastland
Chicago
Deaths and major events mark a turbulent year
A sweeping year in review lists notable deaths and incidents from 1906 to 1910 including Frank James and Lincoln Beachey, naval events in New York and San Francisco, the Danbury hatters case fine, and the Panama Pacific Exposition opening. It notes the Lusitania affair protests, the Panamanian canal changes, and various political upheavals, fires, and battleships launched.
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San Diego
United States Supreme Court
Danbury Hatters
Fira
Roebling
Wits
Trenton
Frank James
James Brothers
Fixceister Springs
New York Stock Exchange
Public Library of
St. Paul
International Peace Congress
Hague
Culebra
Panama Canal
Gailiard
Colon
Panama
Review of 1915 Chief Subjects
A 1915 recap notes events including a Haitian protectorate treaty, Wilson greeting G A R veterans in Camp Emery, 1915 election and military actions in Washington, Germany labeling British ports illegal, Yoshihito crowned in Japan, German agents Boy Ed and von Papen's recall, Chinese council change to monarchy, Yuan Shih Kai crown tender, Wilson and Bolling marriage, Greece deputies election, and Admiral Dewey's 78th birthday.
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Dartleucnave
Wilson
Camp Emery
Washington
Fh. Tl. Manfort
Ohio
G. A
United States
Yoshihito
Japan
United Tales
Boy-Ed
von Papen
Austria
Nuer Ancona
Council of State
China
Yuan Bhih Kai
Woith Bolling Galt
Greece
Dewey
Nature Freaks Weather and Earthquake Totals Across Regions
The report chronicles a string of disasters from April to November including a major Italian earthquake killing scores and damaging Avezzano, widespread Atlantic gale activity, Texas rainstorms with two deaths, record heat in New York, frost and storms across the central U S, a southern California quake causing up to a million dollars in losses, a midwestern tornado death toll around forty with many missing, Ohio floods costing large sums with drownings, a Erie cloudburst causing tens of millions in damage and hundreds of deaths, the active Italian volcanoes Vesuvius Etna and Stromboli, a tropical hurricane flooding Galveston and Gulf coast regions with extensive losses, plus a hot September record in New York and a Gulf hurricane hitting Louisiana with high fatalities, and a late year wind storm at Shot Springs, Arkansas.
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Erie
Vesuvius
Etna
Trallan
Galveston
Gulf
Middle West
New York
Lowlaina
Shot Springs
Aris
Sports World Headlines From Ha vana To Cambridge
A chaotic montage reports Willard beating Tack Johnson in Havana in three rounds and Travis winning the Metropolitan golf title in Rye. It notes US title events including golf and tennis at Detroit Forest Hills and Chicago, with college races in New Haven and Poughkeepsie. Team results mention Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Cornell, and Army-Navy battles with varied scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Willard
Tack Johnson
Havana
Cuba
Tune
Walter J. Travis
J. G. Anderson
Rye
N.Y
Malla Riuentadt
Bears
Jerome D. Traver
United States
McNamara
Battusrol
Yale
Harvard
New Haven
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Laland Stafford
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Cornel
IUST
Norman B. Taber
Boston
Campridges
Adptemaer
Philadelphia
Chicago
W. A. Gavin Rygner
Gil Anderson
Sheepshead Bay
Boston Americans
Philadelphia Nationals
Cambridge
Masa Princeton
Dartmouth
Princeton
Corn and Meat Cutlet Recipes From A Rustic Kitchen
A jumble of old kitchen notes describes corn and meat cutlets mixed with breadcrumbs eggs and seasoning. It mentions serving ideas with cress garnish, uses a double boiler for tapioca pudding, and adds cucumber and pork or chicken veal advice, all in a venerable rural cooking tone.
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Sayre
White House
Sixty-third Congress
Victoriano Huerta
Spain
William Cumming Story
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
American Areas Association
Robert Lansing
W. P
Port Au Prince
Teumac
Idigory
Staten Recogniané the
Are
Portugal
Joan Chagas
Lusitania
Jund
Richmond, Georgia
Frank
J. W. Garard
Berlin
California
Harry K. Thaw
Arizona
United
W. Gerard
Brooklyn Navy Yard
J. C. Black
John D. Loy
Navy
Hingham
Mass
Paul Armstrong
Spptember
Albert G. Spalding
Sporting Boone
Point Loma
Cal
BH. Hipsey
Bedecal
Richmond
Rutland
Anthony Comstock
Sununi
N. 5
Austin Win
New York City
J. Kelry Wardle
Engtiah
Ginegow
Scotland
Sir Charles Tupper
England
Blanche Waleh
Cleveland
American Press Association
Herman Ridder
M. Wright
RK. W. Shurtleff
Marshall P. Wilder
Bt. Paul
Minn
John Wood
A. M. Stoessel
Port Arthur
Petrograd
C. H. Tompkins
Col
J. A. Joyce
Frothingham
Burlington
Albah J. Conant
James Creelman
Fanny Crosby
Bridgeport
Conn
Simon Brentano
Frank Fuller
Utah
Lincoln
Veity
March
Samuel Bowles
Springfield Republican
Springfield
Mons
Charles Francis Adams
Mary Ann Jackson
Gen.t. J
Btonewall) Jackson
Charlotte
N. C
Buh
Curtis Guild
Hoston
F. Hopkinson Smith
W. R. Nelson
Kansas City Star
That City
A. A. Woodbury
Vermont
Neilson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Frederick W. Beward
W. H. Seward
Montrase
Olive Harper
John W. Alexander
National Academy of Design
B. L. Molineux
C. E. Woodruff
New Rochelle
N. Y
Rafael Joseffy
Helen Hardin Walworth
O'Donovan Rossa
Jeremiah O'Donovan
Porfirio Diaz
Madero
St. Clair McKelway
Brooklyn Eagle
Brooklyn
W. A. Croffut
Sir Washington
Augurt
Megrten Muarpornitia Diazelist
Zeist
Holland
B. F. Tracy
Wriler
Newsusee Gees
Oh Fir
Nol
May York
Mit
Guillaume
Mortay
Volkce Jagutentig
Charles Becker
al Sing Sing
Hermann Troseri
Thal Beg
Louisiana
New Hampshire
Vera Cruz
Oakland
Leo Frank
Georgia
Milledgeville
Marietta
Mahagan
Boyon
Scranton
Nan
Port News
American Express
Washington Grand Review
Sons of Veterans
Vilhjalour Stefansgon
Banka Land
Cape Haitien
Flafti
Ardmore
Okla
Averiay
Msashington
T. Washington
Trinkbexee
Ala
Budde E. Dick- Insong
Goranfot Pa
Solomon Schechter
Avezzano
Salsmograph
Texas
Montana
Lasaan Peak
Burma
Cincinnati
American Preach’ Association
Army
Hess
Castoria
NEW York Ae FC
Heo Bidtune
Bill
Memo Heads
Bookles
American Press Association Telegraph Service
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