Huerta Afraid of Military Plot in Mexico City
Washington reports say Huerta fears plots by his generals as Trevino may join cabinet and Blanquet could be sent to the front. Officials note Gamboa notes on Huerta’s ineligibility to run may deter any bid, while Trevino’s appointment is seen as a sign of internal dissension. A casta shooting incident near El Paso is under civil inquiry.
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Washington
Nelson
Shaughnessy
Mexico City
Victoriano Huerta
Geronimo Trevina
Blanquet
Travino
Huerta
Gamboa
O' Shaughnessy
Frederico Gimbo
Inr Q Shaughnessy
Muerta Co Ila
Huerts
Wadero
War Department
kKiline
Acasta
el Paso
Texas
Thon
Immigration Department
No Ban on Dynamite by the United States
Washington September 7 The state department announced shipments of dynamite and other explosives needed for working the mines in Mexico would be authorized, interpreting President Wilsons Mexican message to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
State Department
Mexico
Export Controls On Arms and Explosives Amid Mexican Conflict
The United States considers suspending explosive exports to Mexico for industrial use while pledging safeguards against diversion. President Wilson may authorize limited arms exports for Americans in Mexico only as an exceptional measure. Officials weigh neutrality rules on naval ships and an airship sale to Huerta's government, amid caution on arming civilians.
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Mexico
United States
State Department
Wilson
White House
Eagle Pass
Texas
Huerta
Federals and Constitutionalists Clash Near Buena Ventura
Rebel reports say one hundred federals and eight constitutionalists died in a battle near Buena Ventura Mexico. Federals were routed fleeing toward Puerto Carmen as General Jesus Carranza heads to San Buena Ventura to take command.
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Batty Veurban
Buena Ventura
Mexico
Lledras Negras
Puerto Carmen
Jesus Carran
Venustiano Carranza
San Buena Ventura
Piedras Nepras
Alberto Guajardo
Sarabia Ranch
Guajardo
United States
Lorimer urges help for Atlanta school scarcity
At Bethel church in Chicago a mass meeting drew about a thousand people to back Atlanta Industrial College. Senator Lorimer presided and urged fundraising while Rev Stinson and Alvin Overton among others spoke. Attendees included Rev Carey, Alberta Moore Smith, and Dr Wilberforce Williams as organizers sought support for the school and education of Black youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bethel Church
Samuel Wallows
Richard D Stinson
Atlanta Industrial College
Schoor
Atlanta
A J Carey
J Fisher Anthony Overton
Wilberforce Willams
Wo T Jenkins
Alberta Moore Smith
Anita Latti Brown
Senator Torloter
Sugar King Havemeyer Dies at 63 in New York
William F Havemeyer, organizer linked with Americar Sugar Refining, died suddenly at his son in lawWilliam Willowxs home. Born in New York City, he was 63. His father William F Havemeyer served as New York mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willam F
Wasemeyer
Americar Sugar Refining, Company
Havemeier Lrthers
Wiliam Ro
Havemeyer
York City
United States troops on guard at El Paso
El Paso reports heavy U S troops guarding Juarez approaches after the shooting of Lieutenant Francisco Acosta by Mexican officials. Officials in Juarez ordered restraint, but military and civilian tension remains high. Immigrant and customs officers facing a preliminary hearing the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dl Paso
Texas
Offeral
Juarez
Francisco Acosta
Moe Diebold
Thebold
Acosta
United States
Juares
el Fano
Hugh L Scotts
T M Heifrin
T . Jonah
Pastor Ridley Unites Mary Payne and George Glass in Atlanta
The Central Baptist pastor Dr Caleb A Ridley was awakened Sunday to officiate a rapid wedding between Miss Mary Payne and Mr George Glass. He then preached on The Kingdom of God and Money, drawing a large audience and a $506 free will offering. In the evening he conducted a second ceremony marrying Miss Annie Plurence to William Akin, with Captain J Florence of Atlanta as the officer involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb A Ridley
Central Baptist Church
Mary Payne
George Glass
Ridley
Atlantas
J Florence
Annie Plurence
Wiham Akin
Democrats Plan Fight on Trusts in Congress
A long roundup discusses Democratic aims to regulate trusts, tracing New Jersey reforms and the likely shaping of federal trust control. It notes Senator Cummins push for railroad rate changes, currency hearings shaping legislation, and Democratic resistance to delaying the currency bill. The piece also covers tariff reductions and endorsements, ending with an advertisement for Dr Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Congress
Jon
Cummins
Thea Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Senate
Democratic Committee
O Gorman Shafreth
American Bankers ‘Association
Wilson
House of Repreentatives
Joint Conference
Auto Demolished When Babe Latour Dodges Water Wagon
Babe Latour and L L McLendon escaped serious harm after a wet pavement skid near 13 Peachtree Street early Sunday. Latour suffered a broken finger and minor injuries as the auto, owned by Latour, slammed into a curb and a telephone pole. the machine was nearly a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
Latour
Mc Lendon
Felows
Cmai
Unrest in Mexico Grows as Lind Reports to Envoy
Vera Cruz September reports say Lind sees no negotiations with General Huerta or cabinet and predicts no reply to Gamboa note. Lind awaits developments, gathers condition information, notes unrest in Mexico City. Congress meets Sept 15 and Huerta may seek postponement of elections due to instability.
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Vera Crus
Vir Lind
Wilsons
Huerta
Huertes
Dorelen
Gamboas
Lind
Republic
Vera Cruz
Lousiana
Lousiana Is Elwain
Mr Lind
Pr Lind
Maling
Hille
Congresa
Pioneer Atlanta merchant William H Stanton critically ill
William H Stanton a pioneer Atlanta merchant aged about 54 is dangerously ill at his home 530 Piedmont avenue His daughter Miss Garth Stanton is with him as well as his two sons notified by telegraph Star ry B Stanton of Savannah and Carl Ho Stanton of Dale Texas F O Stanton of Galveston Texas and D D Stanton of Savannah but not yet reached here Mr Stanton a Confederate veteran has many kin in Georgia who are shocked by the seriousness of his illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H Stanton
Atlanta
Piedmont Avenue
Gartie
Tanton
Starry B Stanton
Savannah
Carl Ho Stanton
Dale
Texas
Foo Stanton
Galveston
D D Stanton
Stainton
Cuba and Jamaica A Comparison of Trade and Labor Patterns
The piece contrasts Cuba and Jamaica in geography and exports. Cuba relies on sugar and tobacco, dominating over 90 percent of exports, while Jamaica shifts to bananas coffee and cocoa with sugar remaining a minor feature. Labor systems and land tenure, with Cuba's large estates and regimentation, may explain Jamaica's peasant proprietorship and differing production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Jamaica
Utley Sugar
GROVE TONIC AROUSES LIVER AND PURIFIES BLOOD
A vintage tonic claim describes Grove tonic as an old standard remedy to stimulate the liver and cleanse the system. It promotes detox and vitality for adults, with advertisements noting its effect on digestion and general well being.
$250 to Birmingham Special Train Advertisement
A Seaboard advertisement offers a $250 fare to Birmingham with a return by September 24. The special train departs Old Depot at 8:30 a.m. and arrives in Birmingham at 14 cents per mile? It promises tickets valid on regular trains until September 24.
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Birmingham
Old Depot
Seaboard
Japan Reels as Rioters Demand War Action After Abe Killing
Fifteen thousand people convened in Hibiya Park demanding military action against China and the resignation of Foreign Minister Baron Makino. The crowd pressed the foreign office, though gates stayed closed, and police kept them from approaching the minister’s residence. Demonstrators cheered a news girl and derided a photographer while pledging to press demands, with a new mass meeting set for Sunday.
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Hibiya Park
China
Foreign Office
Nanking
Nobuaki Makine
California
Russia
Japan
Manifestanta
Etudenta
Baron Making
Young Meng Christian Association
London
Tokio
Work on Canal at Final Stage
Panama reports dry excavation of the canal finished and the last rock removed in the Culebra cut yesterday. Dredges will complete remaining digging, with water into the channel from Gatun Lake planned by October 6 and full shipping readiness expected by December.
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Panama
Culebra
Canal
Washington
Panama Canal
Great Waterway
Gamboa Dike
Pedro Miguel Locks
Gatum Lake
Gamboa
Gatun Locks
Pacific
Miraflores
Atlantic
Gatun Lake
Gambon
Japanese fleet reinforcement in Chinese waters likely
The Daily Telegraph correspondent notes Japan shows cautious resolve yet a major fleet reinforcement in Chinese waters seems certain. Any earlier support from Chinese southerners has collapsed due to weakness and corruption among southern leaders, making current Japanese action independent of previous southern sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Dr. Conkling Preaches First Sermon of Year at Our Father
Dr Wade Conkling delivers the first sermon of the year at the Unitarian Church of Our Father, asserting reason and conscience as final in matters of belief. He contrasts this with Roman Catholic authority and Protestant scriptural primacy, arguing that the mind’s autonomy and the divinity of man guide religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Conkling
Church of Our Father
Unitarian Church of Our Father
Wade Conkling
Contling
Conkling
Judge W. C. Horton Dies at 75 in Atlanta Home
Judge William C Horton aged 75 and an early Atlanta settler died Sunday morning at his Marl atta street home after months of illness. A pioneer in local politics, he served twelve years as justice of the peace of Cools district and remained active in area affairs. He is survived by his wife, four children, and many grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at his residence Monday afternoon at 1:00 and burial will follow at Riverside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C Horton
Atlanta
Marlatta Street
Marthasville
Horton
Cools
Riverside Cemetery
Labor Leader Archibald Dead in Bronx at 60
John F. Archibald a prominent labor leader died at his Bronx home. He was 60 years old and widely known for his advocacy and leadership in labor circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald
New York
John F. Archibald
The
Bronx
Earthquakes Rattle Port de France Martique
A sequence of about thirty earthquakes shook Port de France Martique early this morning. No material damage or injuries were reported, and authorities encouraged residents to remain cautious as aftershocks may follow.
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Martunique
Port de France
Martiique
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Dr Ridley
Miss Payne
Mr Glass
Porter
Babe Latour
Imperial Hotel
Envoy Lind
William H Stanton
Moriiaro Abe
Japanese Foreign Office
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WwonLy
Ric Verson
Wight
W. C. Horton
Rogers
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Regal
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Brooks’ Datene
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O P. Bartlett, G. A
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Max Peachtree
Atlanta, Ga
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