United States To Defer Mexican Action As Chester Sails
Washington dispatch reports the scout cruiser Chester ordered from Philadelphia to Vera Cruz to serve as fast dispatch and communications link due to wireless superiority. The move aligns with ongoing policy clarification before Washington announces its stance on the Mexican situation. Troop transfers for the border adjust routes of the fifteenth cavalry to reach El Paso by November 1, with Galveston noting related developments.
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Amber Chemical Co Sale in Atlanta by Seewald and Co
In Atlanta a sale event involving Amber Chemical Co and Alexander Seewald Co is noted alongside related entities King Hardware Co Johnson Gewinner Co Kirkpatrick Hardware Co and United States Paint and Supply. The fragment names multiple firms suggesting a regional sale or bid among chemical and hardware suppliers with unspecified details.
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King Hardware Co
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United States Paint and Supply
United States Troops Move Toward Border Patrol From Nogales
Dispatches report Kilpatrick sails from this port to New York to bring the Tenth United States cavalry for border patrol, with lookouts toward El Paso. Secretaries discuss troop movement facilities as Tucson division points seek immediate statements on transport support. Carranza requests arms importation into Mexico amid hopes for swift peace and constitutional stability.
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7 AMERICAN WARSHIPS WATCH AT VERA CRUZ
Foreign warships in Vera Cruz include the German cruiser Hithe as the only non American vessel in port. Five U.S. battleships and two cruisers remain, with Rear Admiral Fletcher moving to the battleship Brigade Island and Rear Admiral Boush taking command of the Louisiana. The Louis antill plans to sail to Jimpico soon. The Mexican mission to Japan, recently arrested, will be moved to Mexico City under Navy guard tomorrow.
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Slayer of Hernandez Declared Insane in Murder Case
Mealvo City November 4. Alienists rule not responsible for the murder of Major Gabriel Hernandez by Zepeda who commanded mounted police to the prison and had the body desecrated. Civil judge to review the earlier alienist finding. new inquiry ordered. Zepeda’s state during the crimes and political links cited amid the case.
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Very Few Americans Remain in Mexico
The United States reports that since President Wilson’s warning to Congress about the Mexican situation only about 3,000 of the 50,000 Americans in Mexico remain within the borders. Roughly 100 to 4,500 stay in Mexico City with others in Torren, Montero, Guayamas, and Mazatlan, as new obstructions affect them. A few who left may have returned.
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Huerta Declares New Mexican Currency Edict
Mexico City November 5 President Huerta announced a decree making silver 50 cent pieces legal tender alongside Bank of London notes and National Bank notes. Branches may cut out their notes as tender. metal reserves will be augmented and notes not redeemable for one year. The measure responds to exchange rates and public reluctance to melt silver pesos.
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Monument to Wilde Covering Looted at Paris Grave
Paris in November news reports a mob stormed Pere Lachaise Cemetery tearing away and carrying off the covering of Epsteins monument above the gate of Oscar Wilde. Authorities had not replaced the covering by tonight.
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Map of Strategic Points In Mexico War Preparedness
The article notes U S officials expect armed intervention in Mexico with troops and warships prepared in key sites such as League Island and Philadelphia. It describes Diaz’s stance, a mobilized U S force, and potential blockaded Mexican ports with a 10,000 infantry camp under General Carter at Vera Cruz.
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Afloat in Dories Without Food From Parker Crew Tragedy
Survivors of the Gloucester fishing schooner Annie N Parker recount a perilous night afloat after abandoning ship near Nantucket. Ten men, including Captain Vincent Nelson, were rescued by the Tifton from Jacksonville 310 miles off Nantucket. One crewman, Reuben Kenney, drowned. others missing include Lester Fletcher, Russ Worthen, and Thomas Landry. The Parker later reached New Bedford virtually undamaged, prompting questions about why the crew abandoned ship.
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Lester Fletcher
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Suffrage League Plans Campaign To Boost Support In Atlanta
The Atlanta Equal Suffrage League met at Hotel Ansley and approved a campaign including a “cotton picking day” to rally rural women and raise funds. About 33 attended, 50 new members joined, with notable entrants such as Andy Leeward, Rev Hugh Walker, Dr Holderby, J K Guinn, and C W McClure. Plans include ward committees, bureaus of information, mass meetings, and distributing suffrage literature, aiming for December progress and a November automotile show parade with a truck and handbills for children.
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Hugh Walker
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Woodall
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Colombia Still Peeved About Panama Matter
In Bogota on November 5 the Colombian senate marked the tenth anniversary of Panama's separation by adopting a resolution reaffirming Colombia's irrevocable Isthmian rights. The document protests actions blocking those rights and says Colombia would welcome any changes replaced by equitable and just acts.
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Panama
Bogota
Colombian Senate
Fisherman’s Gresham Sails From Sydney to Gloucester
The revenue cutter Gresham was called by shareless The Parker and sailed from Sydney New York to Gloucester on October 26. En route a northwest gale drove the vessel far off course. After days of maneuvering to beat the storm Captain Nelson found himself last Saturday morning near Nantucket unable to free the ship from the shore.
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Bribing School Teachers in New York History
The piece recalls a past era where political influence and patronage tainted public schools in New York. It describes a Brooklyn parent offering 75 cents to a teacher to pass a lazy daughter, highlighting corruption in the graduation process and the fear of rewarding mediocrity.
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Roosevelt Welcomed to Buenos Aires
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Buenos Aires aboard the Argentina gunboat Uruguay from Montevideo after 10 AM. A harbor salute, military band, and large crowds greeted him while he was met by American minister John W. Garrett and Argentine officials.
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Getting Most Out of Christmas From Worlds Work
Advice urges starting Christmas planning in early November to maximize enjoyment. Delivers steps to buy with discrimination and spread anticipation over thirty days, emphasizing head and heart in choosing gifts.
Hand Disease Relief Reported by Ellen Tudor
In Criz Virginia a woman describes severe tetter on her hands causing white blisters that burst and crackbleed. After trying various medicines with no relief she credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with fully restoring her hands. Signed Ellen Tudor November 19 1912.
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Face Itched and Burned Child Healed by Cuticura
A Dayton Kentucky mother describes her daughter's severe facial and body itching and sores from a skin outbreak. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the child recovered, per a signed 1912 testimonial. The ad promotes Cuticura products and offers free samples and a 32 page Skin Book.
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Self and Society Note on Women in Theaters
A fragmented wartime style line notes health and happiness of women and girls working in theaters. It cites a figure of Japan’s national debt at 1.2086 billion dollars, with a casual remark about a rooster’s crowing and exercise.
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Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Lustrous Growing Hair
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims cleansing action, scalp stimulation, and stronger, longer hair after a simple application using a small strand at a time. The promo recommends a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
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