Rebels Driven Into a Corner in Coahuila Conflict
In Mexico, about ten thousand Carranza followers in Coahuila are surrounded by four thousand federal troops near Lampazo, Nuevo Leon. A decisive engagement is expected soon as Colonel Manuel dasao heads from Santiago to Morales with troops for immediate operations against the rebels.
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Mexico City
Venustinno Carranza
Coasula
Lampazo
Nuevo Leon
War Department
Cur- Tana
Manuel Dasao
Santiago
Morales
U. S. Troops Unchanged on Mexican Border
Washington March 12. No change in U S troops disposition along the Mexican border between El Paso and Nogales is likely after Brigadier General Bias reported to the War Department that patrols stay as close as necessary. Secretary Garrison had asked for a study to reduce border risk, but the general found troops performing difficult duty with great discretion and no Mexican observation near Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
el Puno
Texas
Nogales
Mexico
War Department
Aise
Deghes Maar Douglas
Miss
Garrison
Koas
Jessen
Britain to recognize Huerta regime in Mexico City report
Mexico City reports Britain will recognize the Huerta government. Francisco De La Barra says Bartolome Carbajal y Rosas is now minister in London. Ten thousand federal troops will be rushed to Sonora to quell secession before it spreads. Sonora aligns with Cinealton and Lower California factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Great Britain
Huerta
Francisco de la Barry
London
de la Barra
Bartolome Carbajal Y Rosas
St. Petersburg
Sonora
Constitutionalist
Cinealton
Lower
California
Washington bumper crops lift farm wages in 1900s
A department of agriculture bulletin reports farm wages rose about three percent in the past year and seven percent over the prior year, with increases since 1902 around two percent. The bulletin notes wages remain well above the low year and average figures show substantial gains in Washington D C Marcel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Marcel
Burial at Montpelier in Montpelier for Hurley wase, whdf
The body of C. Edward Hurley of Evarts Ve was found on the Connecticut river bank Monday and he will be buried in Montpelier. Hurley aged 47 years, survived by a wife and three children. His mother and two sisters live in Montpelier and Waterville. The funeral is today.
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Northampton
Mass
C. Edward Hurley
Evarts
Connecticut River
Hippel Yesterlay
Montpelier
Harley
Amd
Ated Twistetors
Helen Harley
Congress to Defer Extra Session Until Early April
Washington reports Representative Underwood, Democratic leader, says the extra session date will be set at least a week ahead. The Ways and Means Committee will be ready, and it is believed President Wilson will not call Congress before April 7, 5, or 8, affecting expected timing.
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Washington
Cma
Dent
Unierwoel
Tolee
Underwood
Wilson
Pope Grows Restless After Illnesses Quiet
Pope shows renewed restlessness while recovering and hints at resuming celebration plans. Sources note lingering fatigue but expect a return to public events soon with Palin Sun referenced as a celebration date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palin Sun
Refused to Resign When Ordered by Gov Sulzer
Col Scott F Scott, state prisons superintendent, refused Gov Sulzer's demand to resign after a committee report criticized the prison department. The governor will serve formal charges and a hearing date will be set. Scott claims his action stems from a dispute over appointing Auburn prison’s warden and asserts he prefers removal over resignation.
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Almy
Col
Scopp
F. Scott
Prieold
Sulzer
Biwal
Age Department
Scott
Col. Scott
Charles FP. Rattigan
Anhurt
Anburn
Col. Beatt
Auburn
Mutters
Thuow
Salter Taig
Givyntil
John A. Hennessy
John P. Murtaugh
Elmira
Wagner
Senate
Hennessy
Carmody
Cole Scott
Valentine Taylor
Taylor
Gaydolna A. Dis
Cornelius V. Collins
Senate Journal
Cal. Scott
Massachusetts
Great Loss of Life Near Paso, Tex in Barreal Fight
Reports from Pi Paso detail a large battle in Barrel, Chic Wontine, between about 1,500 constitutionalists rebelling against Huerta and federal troops. Fierce street fighting and bombardment devastated the town and involved local residents, with heavy casualties feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Paso
Tex
Huerta
Chilmachin
Ety
Wnel
Alleged Depl ater Caught in Rheims Flight
In Rheims France March 12 a suspect linked to a Paris racket fled after police exposure. A detective tailed the man and secured his arrest after initial denials gave way to admission.
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Rheims
France
Nestor Fg Wes
Sestentay
Wimmart
Lach
Paris
Wildmart
Gnally
Vermont business troubles and capital punishment debate
A fragmented dispatch reports ongoing Vermont business troubles and a Washington State vote on abolishing the capital punishment system. The text is unclear but indicates legislative actions and political contention surrounding the death penalty and economic concerns.
Want Mayor Removed in Enesburg War Strike
A fragile sketched petition in Enesburg cites mayoral removal amid a bankrupted bank affair. Emma Warrington of Hardwick and Eugene Jacobs appear in the notice as part of a call for a special meeting. The text hints at a vote threshold and a court-like proceeding, with references to a caretaker role and possible election action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Warrington
Hardwick
Bankrapory
Tata
Enesburg
Mareh
W. Bethan
Sudden Death of Rear Admiral Eaton Investigated
A Massachusetts inquiry into the sudden death of Rear Admiral Joseph Ciles Eaton, 65, began within hours of his passing after an autopsy cited stomach inflammation. The Alabama native, retired from the navy seven years, had served nearly forty years. his burial was planned in Lowell after his widow attributed the death to natural causes amid indigestion and a prior chill.
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Norwell
Mans
Joseph Ciles Eaton
Admiral Eaton
Navy
Sensational testimony given at Alum Ching explosion inquiry
Norris Price testified for the coroner's jury in Baltimore, alleging alcohol influence by William Bomhandt, assistant foreman. Price described a first spark and a second blast on the dynamite laden barge, with crews working in violation of orders. Bomhartt, anxious and intoxicated, allegedly ordered moving a box or blowing up the ship as explosions occurred.
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Baltimore
Mil
Norris Price
Price
William Bomhandt
Ing, Lowhardt
William Henderson
Bomtant
Bombardt
Carnegie Relief Reaches Widow of Burlington Hero
Albert C. Zeiner, slain by an electric accident, is honored by the Carnegie Hero Fund which clears a $750 mortgage on his widow’s home at 68 Peru Street. Monthly payments begin, providing for Mrs Zeiner and her three yearold son as she and the late hero’s family regain stability.
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Burlington
Maron
Albert C. Zecner
Slater
Hite
Carnegie Hero Fund
Mather
Peru Street
Perpetuate Roberts Post Formed in Rutland
An association of Roberts post Grand Army of the Republic members was formed at a meeting last night. About 10 men, many sons and nephews of Civil War veterans, joined the new group. Ex Mayor Henry C. Carpenter was elected president and Mary Ry Kingley secretary. The drive aims to infuse new blood as veterans from the Civil War era decline. A music program was featured and refreshments were provided by the Relief Corps.
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Rutland
Roberts Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Publicife
Sone
Henry C. Carpenter
Marney Ry Kingeley
Chnson
Roberts
Prst
Relief Corps
Brakeman James White Dies After Car Shift Accident
St Albans March 12 Central Vermont brakeman James F. White died at St Albans hospital after being injured while shifting cars yesterday. He was fatally pinched between the engine lifting pin and a freight platform while at work and died early this morning.
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James P. White
St. Albans
James F. White
Vermont
Georgia
St. Albany
White
Hartland man arrested for break in at Central Vermont station
Herbert G. Warm, believed from Hart, was arrested in White River Junction on a charge of breaking and entering the Central Vermont station at North Hartland. The break occurred Saturday night with about 43 in change and fifty-three two-cent stamps taken from the railroad ticket office and post office. Warm, who reportedly served two years in Atlanta for previous breaks, admitted the offense and was committed to jail at Windsor on trial after waiving examination. Detective work led to the arrest, with Chief J. Ober and Deputy D. K. Daley coordinating the case.
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White River Junction
Herbert G. Warm
Hart
Central Vermont
North Hartland
Concord
Wood
Sie Atorney
Windsor County
Poller
J. Th Ober
D. KR. Daley
Bomb Explodes At Ital ian Bank Injuring Policeman In Rochester
A bomb found in the doorway of an Italian bank in Rochester blew out the front and shattered nearby windows. A policeman, about twenty feet away, was injured. Authorities attribute the blast to black hand activity after owner Charles Capellino received several threatening letters. The same dateline also reports Vermont Knights of Pythias district conventions with various lodge activities and speeches.
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Rochester
N. Y
Charles Capellino
Strike Picket Hospitalized After Boston Disturbance
In Boston on March 12 a clash between strike pickets and non union garment workers left one picket hospitalized. Two girls were arrested on charges connected to a separate disturbance in the district.
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Boston
Grand jury hearing in St Albans with Wells case witnesses
The county grand jury convened in St Albans, naming Richard Smith as foreman after organizing yesterday afternoon. It heard Dr E J Lape, Dr B H Stone, Dr Charles F Whitney, Miss Lillian Mersey, and others connected to the Wells family in Swanton and Milton, then recessed until Monday afternoon to consider the testimony.
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St. Albans
Richard Smith
Enosburg
Mhe
E. J. Lape
Swanton
Wells
A. L. Cross
Julia Wells
Louis
Mia
Grand Jure
Central Vermont express milk car derailment reviewed
A milk car derailed behind a Central Vermont express near Penacook causing minor track damage. Engineer Lane and Conductor Valle stopped the train after the car tipped a rail, with two passengers injured lightly. no major injuries or damage beyond the car and track. Further notes discuss racing challenges and local court matters on the same date.
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Central Vermont Express
William Lane
W. G., Valle
Penacook
Arama Bia Et
New York
Rutland
Aod
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Rutland County Court
Yestur
Mtr
Thoman Lipton
Sheelfear
Enos C. Fish
Orein
Breaume
Twport
M.mm
Tesealey Uadak Rand
Charles Malas
George Boweham
Siete
Yale
Kesuba's Case Postponed in White River Junction
March 12 report from White River Junction notes the case of Sten Resuba charged with assault with a revolver with intent to kill. The hearing, postponed for one day, allowed Waring to secure defense counsel Scott Shuane as his attorney.
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White River Junction
Sten Resuba
Wie
Ie Kosaka
A. J. Darrah
Scott Shuane
County Court Notes Fifty-Eight Informations Filed This Forenoon
Washington court records show fifty eight informations filed by midmorning. Case details concern Firet of Montpelier versus Marie Mane of Muwt iz, Wiestarhel, Teast fuel es dates ah tae cowsthouns te.
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Washington
Firet of
Montpelier
Marie i Mane
Muwtiz
Wiestarhel
Mrs Fidelia B Smith Lifelong Sarre Resident Dies
Mrs Fidelia B Smith aged 99 long resident of Sarre Lip died after a decline following a fall ten years earlier. Born September 24 1826 she lived in Williamstown area most life. Funeral at 1 30 Saturday at the Universalist house with Rev J I Reardon officiating. Interment Elmwood cemetery beside her husband who died 26 years ago.
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Tan Hell
Arthur E. Campbell
Barra
Hnd
Baliter
Smith
Manchester
Williamstown Gulf
South Royalton
Mra Smith
Universalist
Pelock
J. I. Reardon
Universalist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Mr. Smith
Death of David McKnight Foreman and Stonecutter in Barre
David McKnight a longtime foreman at Harrison Granite Co. and known stonecutter died last evening at his home after a period of declining health. Born in Dalbeattie Scotland June 20 1869 he came to America 31 years ago and lived in Barre 24 years. He leaves a brother and three sisters in Scotland and was a member of Pythian lodge Clan Gordon and Manchester Unity Odd Fellows. Prayer services will be held at his home and remains will be sent to Belfast for burial beside his wife Mrs McKnight.
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David McKnight
Harrison Granite Co
McKnight
Robert McKnight
Barre
John Hamilton
John Glen
Glasgow
Scotland
Robert Johnston
Berreck
Mr. McKnight
Dalbeattie
Scotlant
American
Waterly
Kelmet
Mabelle Perkins
Janaary
Pythian Lodge
Belfast
Clan Gordon
Manchester
Unity of Odd Fellows
Presbyterian
Bel
Milford town meeting backs granite mill memorial bid
A Milford New Hampshire town meeting resolution urged electing a United States senator who would push for granite industry memorials. Prominent stone men claim support from labor leaders and voters for a Washington monuments push, with amendments added to emphasize local Milford granite interest and manufacturing welfare.
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Milford
United States
Washington
Troflia
Hollis
Milford Granite
Sawyer
Mateat
Milfont
Change in City Officials Unanimous With Minor Dissent
Mayor Ward leads unanimous board decisions on reappointments across city departments. Notable retained officials include I L Scott as city attorney and George A Reed as city engineer while Jesse DeBrune’s reappointment as street superintendent faced one vote against. Also approved was Joseph Comelli as school commissioner from ward five to fill Keefe’s term until July 1.
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W. TL. Ward
Board of Aldermen
Jesse
DeBrune
Tobin
I. L. Scott
George A. Roe
I. K. Reynolds
W. F. Shepard
Hugh H. Carpenter
Stas
E. L. Scott
H. B. Reynolds
George A. Reed
Trustee Cemetery Trust Fund
E, L. Smith
B. B. Jackson
F. A. Slayton
H, F. Colby
P. M. Depatie
A. Vs
W. E. Ayers
Azro Noyes
Petit
D. Taft
A. M. Rossi
Richard Grigg
D. Shartler
Charles Wood
Kute Jackson
George W. Parks
Ward
Joseph Comelli
Michael Keefe
Comolli
Mawson
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Carranza
U. S
Congress
Pope
Joseph F. Scott
Gov. Sulzer
Parral
Nestor Wilmart
Washington State
Rma
Greene
Ofice
Eugene Jocobs
Eaton
Carnegie
Hero Ie
Rutland G. A. R
C. V. Brakeman
Herbert G. Wood
Rochester, N. Y
Olympia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lyndonville
Knights of
Thias
Olympian Lodge
Thi
EB. M. Crane
G. Ve
Apollo Lodge of
St. Johnabury
H. C. Ladd
E. M. Crane
F. A. Stockwell
MM. Willey
Li P.m
Calanthe Tempthian Sisters
Apollo Lodge
Heetor Lodge
MeIndor
Damon Lodge
Danville
Thin Yore
Herman A. Squires
This
Franklin County Grand Jury
Rutland County ‘and Jury
East Middlebury
George
Toren Ice A.W. Ve Ences
Ios
Kesuba
Fidelia B. Smith
Sarre
Lip
Boom Milford
New Hampshire
Granite Town
N. H
John T. Murphy
Milter Jone
St. Johnsbury
Ebich
S Beng
EL Look
C, W. Emerson
Maaner
Soutine
Sinclair
Ench
Election Accountant Department
Water Department
Fire Department
Police Department
G. A Bemis
John Chandler Cemetery Trust
G. A. Rand
American Tool Sharpening Machine Co
Church Street
Gmance Eimenttes
James Macksy
Wake
Acinar
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