Mexico City Proclamation Calms Fears Amid Unrest
In Mexico City on March 3 the Taft proclamation and Ambassador Wilson statement relieved many foreigners yet left a tense undercurrent. Some readers read a hidden warning of possible intervention as disorders continued while others saw it as directed mainly at foreigners in exposed areas. Many visitors cut short stays and locals planned departures as rail and ship accommodations allowed. Rebellious activity and bandit attacks reported in Durango and Guanajuato prompted authorities to warn and protect mining properties, with rebels extracting payments and freeing prisoners. News from Oaxaca, Puebla, and Morelos described scattered violence, shifting control, and pursuit of Zapatista elements, while in Juarez a priest narrowly avoided a 100 peso collection extortion by rebels and was released after municipal and consular intervention.
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Mexico City
Taft
Wilson
Washington
Mexico
Durango
Velardene
Azarco
Guanavevi
Giuanacev
Vera Graz
Tuxpan
Jaya
Hebel
Acatida
Puebla
Vaputhea
Oaxaca
Taxiaco
Chabatonga
Tonala
Oaxaon
Guanajuato
Federala
Zapatista
Morelos
Zapata
Huautle
el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Arthur C. Pinto
Ecards
Atlanta
Mrs Stevens Recovers With Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Waurika Oklahoma reader describes long standing female troubles then credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health. Another testimonial from Newton New Hampshire reports relief from five years of weakness and dragging pains. Readers are urged to seek special confidential advice by writing Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
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Waurika
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Newton
Lydia
Soctors
Lydia E
Rinkham
Iteurely
Dia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Dr Hicks Moves Offices and Sets New Contact
Dr S M Hicks relocates from 20 Carnegie Way to 551-552 Candler Annex. Residence updated to 147 Summit Avenue. Bell phone Ivy 5939. She will receive friends and patients in the new offices starting March 3.
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S. M. Hicks
Carnegie Way
Candler Annex
Summit Avenue
Bell
Ivy
Hicks
Battle Rages Over Chihuahua Conflict Rife
Reports from Chihuahua describe Villa attacking rebels with federal forces, while Orozco and Hernandez reportedly move to consolidate. Telegrams claim Villa and Orozco feud over rewards, with Salazar painting Villa as disloyal unless paid, as Governor Gonzales supposedly secured funds to keep Villa's 700 troops aligned with Madero.
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Villa
Madero
Abraham Gonzalés
Chihuahua
Salazar
Polar expeditions clash for south pole prize
Five expeditions depart Australia seeking the South Pole using Fram Terra Nova Kainan Maru Aurora and Deutschland vessels. Roald Amundsen and Robert Scott are tipped as strongest contenders with others facing storms and forced retreats after pushing toward 74 degrees. Details note Shirase Mawson and Filchner among crews.
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Ross Sea
Australia
Sydney
Douglas Mawson
Wilhelm Filchner
Germany
Rebel movement escorts and logistics described at Juarez
Telegrams recount the movement toward the south, with Emilio Campa leading a third section to join, artillery and troops onboard, and water and coal cars among supplies. Two Americans enlisted for rapid fire duties, Drobin from Philadelphia and Richardson from Missouri, with long revolutionary experience.
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Juarez
Hernandez
Emilio Campa
Salazar
Half
Campa
Stogver
Twenty-second Infantry
Peter Murray
Samuel Drebin
Philadelphia
T. C. Richardson
Samar
Drobin
Philippines
Luis Mena
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Yucatan
Madero
Reyes
Mexico
Richardson
Honduras
Washington
Velerdena
Stote Department
Velardens
Henry
Townsley
Tamaulipas
Morelos
Bollesh
Torreon Besieged As Durango Rebels Grow Bold
Rebel forces maintain a 19 day blockade of Torreon with at least 1500 federal and rural guards in Durango? efforts to relieve. Rebels threaten to starve the city to force capitulation while rail traffic near Agua Prieta reportedly burned and Americans reportedly leaving Mexico in large numbers. Authority notes Durango held by rebels and Torreon besieged for days.
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Mexico
Agua Prieta
Durango
Torreon
Laguna
Social Items Highlight Alabama and Georgia Visitors
Miss Delia Heid of Anniston Alabama is visiting the city as a guest of the Misses Springer Miss Dora Shapera of Augusta Georgia also spent a few days in the city with the Misses Springer while en route home from New York.
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Delia Heid
Anniston
Ala
Springer
Dora Shapera
Augusta
New York
Typewriters rented three months for five dollars
Am. Writing Machine Co. offers typewriters for rent for three months at five dollars. A misread passage mentions tariff debates in Canada with Hon. Frank Oliver replying, noting a member’s laughter and calling out the interior minister’s delivery.
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Writing Machine Co
Angela
Jarkasses
Frank Oliver
Thors
Upton Sinclair Praises Americans at Washington Banquet
A holiday banquet in Washington features Upton Sinclair praising American pioneers as the greatest wearers on earth. The remarks touch on vegetarian suffrage and mix with garbled phrases and misquotes from the source.
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Upton Sinclair
Washington
PHI Onaires
Mr. Siootatr
Immigrant Workforce Figures in Census Discussion
A 1900s census discussion notes foreign born whites in the United States. It cites 166 males per 100 females among those in the country less than ten years and compares totals of 7,522,000 males and 5,821,000 females for foreign born whites.
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Dane Durand
United States
Ellenwood Faults Atlanta Men and Religion Forward Movement
Rev. Fr. Dean Ellenwood of the First Universalist Church argues the Atlanta branch of the Men and Religion Forward Movement is misnamed and overstates religious scope. He notes his church was not invited to participate and calls for a more accurate label reflecting orthodox Protestant leadership and limited ecumenical reach.
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Atlanta
Dean Ellenwood
First Universalist
Ellenwood
Eoiling Steelsoun
Universalist
Unitarian
Sta
Owen
New York City
Otrieir
Atelanta
Ita
Bucceas
The Ghost In Unclear Verse And Evolving Speech
A fragmentary reflection questions why phrases like the ghost Walas arise and how expressions about spirits tie to everyday speech. It muses on origins of saying and whether our words carry unseen echoes from the past in a terse, observational tone.
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Whitehall
Pancho Villa
Qrantee
Oronzco
Mexico Northern
Villas
Orozco
Gallego
Maximo Castillo
Villa Ahumads
Meade
Pole
South Pole
Aod
Pote
Roald Amund
Madera
Croz- 70
Wem Tudaon
Universalists
Congregation
Retin Sa
Tyre Silk - Sisle
Silas
Lilk Lisle
Lisle
Knotair Hosiery Company, Mars
Eys
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