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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1914
Page
9
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Report from the front describes dead soldiers unburied in trenches and vast hardships as observers tour Ojimaga. Despite assurances from Generals Castro and Salazar, federal forces remain on alert with thousands of troops on edge. About 500 federal deserters have crossed into Texas or been disarmed returning south.
Reported that General Huerta intends to resign the presidency of Mexico soon, with plans to leave office and possibly take the field against the rebels. Details mention potential successors and political shifts, noting European funds and deputies' releases as signs fueling speculation.
The year old Frederich W Beam Jr. died after scalding in a kitchen accident at the family home on Allen Avenue. The child, playing while a servant cleaned, toppled a bucket of hot water onto his arm and body. Surviving are his parents, sister Margaret, and grandparents J. F Bean and Mrs Carpenter. The funeral was set for Tuesday afternoon at 230 o'clock with Rev Dr McConnell officiating. Interment followed in West View cemetery.
New York January 1. The Southern Pacific company of Mexico reports 1913 disruptions from revolutionary disturbances. Structures and equipment were destroyed and business nearly halted, hindering development of prospective traffic. Interruption to traffic caused significant losses across operations.
Government claims for loss and damage from revolutionary disturbances total 862000 pesos, with additional losses to be presented. Exchange fluctuations hinder precise US gold amount. Incoming dispatches indicate rebels plan to attack federal troops at Tampico immediately.
General Jones and a suffragette army arrive in Catskill from Kingston, stumbling on aching feet and near collapse. Miss Fores is holed up at a hotel, then announces a city march on the state capital to begin Wednesday noon.
Washington January. Harold Stainer, a Chicago boy, who was injured by an exploding detonating cap picked up on a street, will receive more than $6,000 in damages after the Supreme Court decision. The case involved a company claim that the box evaded its watchman and that the boy carried the detonating cap home, where it exploded the next day.
The battleships Georgia and Murescu faced a ferocious storm while maneuvering near Lomnhaven Roads for drafting enlisted men. The Minnesota arrived yesterday and sailed east for Vera Cri. The Phillies elected officers at their annual meeting in Philadelphia.
London reports Sir Lionel Carden will move from Mexico City to Rio de Janeiro to become British minister to Brazil. The change, linked to U S Mexico policy, follows questions over his anti American stance and Huerta era recognition. Charles Marling to succeed Carden. salary details noted.
Manane Pala, son of a Berhegal land owner, shot his mother, brother, and sister today and then killed himself. The act followed his discovery that the late father's will left most of the $800 600 fortune to a younger son, enraging him.
Montreal reports that Canadian Pacific Railway officials announced the suspension of the Canada Mediterranean steam service. The move follows alleged migration law issues and government actions in Naples and Italy, with references to duties and foreign regulations affecting the liner Pithena and related ships.
A physician from Cleveland, Dr A A Fitts, was found dead in his bed at his winter home in St Petersburg. The report notes his status as a prominent physician and mentions related international unrest involving Samuel Altman and the Canadian Pacific.
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