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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1913
Page
5
officials report delays in an abdication announcement while Diaz condenses his demand for Madero’s resignation. Rafael Hernandez resigns as interior minister. Huerta and Diaz exchange notes on a possible peace accord, though Diaz vows to continue to fight if demands are not met.
Mutiny and artillery clash as rebels siege the capital. Madero’s palace burns as rebels seize the house, while federals retreat and trade fire across Balderas street. News from Puebla Puebla and other cities shows growing unrest as Diaz supporters resist, with refugees flooding trains and officials jailed for seditious material.
The article notes US officials weighing intervention in Mexico while maintaining a hands off approach. Provisional president De La Barra of Mexico opposes foreign interference and may call a special congress to fund the treasury. He is praised for diplomatic skill and dedication to peace amid northern and southern revolutionaries.
Miss Eliza Ogden, aunt of Rev Danvar H Ogden pastor of Central Presbyterian, died Friday night at 40 oclock at her residence on Columbia Avenue. She was 69 years old at death.
Announcement of President Madero's resignation in Mexico highlights that a Mexican federal army commander and three Mexican students have been daily observers at the U S Army aviation school camp in Augusta. Salazar and two Aldazora Drothers trainees are there as aviation students under a private company using part of the U S camp. Salazar was sent to Augusta to learn navigation with intent to return to active service. Officials report to war department on aircraft in serviceable condition and readiness for orders.
A Los Angeles burglar aimed to rob Mrs Fred Ators but stayed to aid her dying infant. In a hurry he calmed the child, treated croup with olive oil and wine, and helped for an hour before fleeing. Mrs Morris refused to identify the masked man.
Atlanta sent a flood of letters on St Valentine s Day with sensational and comic notes. The postman wore Cupid s role as questions about the day s origin and name were debated. A department store counter girl wondered who sends the cards, while staff mused about anonymous givers and local coffee shop charm.
Chicago February 14 Robert Webb known as an automobile bandit and killer of Officer Hart was captured today after a revolver battle and a hand to hand struggle. Webb tried to flee via a street corner rendezvous but was surrounded by about a hundred officers, shot at, and clubbed into submission by several policemen before being taken to headquarters.
A longtime New Orleans resident who had raised Cy Ogden from infancy and lived with him since his manhood lies in state in Atlanta where she had many friends. She was greatly beloved in the church. The funeral is set for Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Central Presbyterian church.
An old newspaper ad touts Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic as a strong malaria and general tonic. It also promotes LR Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil for wounds burns and skin diseases with a money back guarantee through the druggist. Laxative Bromo Quin ine promises to cure a cold in one day.
A terse fragment notes a signature cue for EB. W GROVE and mentions quininelike branding, urging verification of initials. The text is limited, with no clear event, date, or location, but points to authentication of a signature linked to EB W GROVE.
Bibb county superior court annulled the marriage of Wiley Liles age 16 to Mamie Joiner age 11 after a Columbus ceremony a year earlier. The father alleged inducement to leave Macon for Columbus and the action was uncontested. Also notes Macon city beautification ideas from Charles D Leavitt Jr and educators to attend the National Education Association meeting in Philadelphia with a Georgia delegation heading to Atlanta.
Patrick Marwell aged 18 and Miss Mattie Lou Aiken 17 were arrested as juvenile elopers. They confessed to living as a couple though Marwell was recently married to another girl. They were taken to Taylorsville by Dean Sherrit Burns after visiting Atlanta. Charges to be decided on return.
Special Cordele February 14. Sanitary Inspector WS Tillman watched flames leap from a pit for animal carcasses and refuse and thought he saw a woman’s body among the trash. He grabbed a pole and pulled the figure to safety before discovering it was a discarded wax dummy from a local shop.
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