Peace talks possible again in Mexican crisis
Washington reports indicate the United States may pursue a new peace conference with Mexican leaders including Carranza and Villa. Emissaries from Carranza are expected in Washington, while Consul Shanklin prepares to return with on the ground insights. President Wilson said the Mexican problem is under serious consideration.
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Mexico
Carranza
United States
Villa
Zapata
Maytoren
Arnold Shanklin
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Cornish
U S Intervenes After Haiti Mob Kills President
Washington reports say a mob murdered and dismembered President Guillaume in Port au Prince and invaded the French legation. The United States moved to protect lives and may deploy a stronger force as disorder rises, prompting a Monroe Doctrine question over France’s response.
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Washington
United States
Haiti
State Department
Guillaume
Port Au Prince
France
Navy Department
Republic
Executions Carried Out at Eddyville Penitentiary
Eddyville Kentucky reports the third ever double electrocut ion in the state. Turner Grahum Jr 24 white man killed J J McMurtry sheriff of Tardin county and Wilbane 28 convicted of killing his wife were executed Friday morning.
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Eddyville
Kentucky
Eddyville Penitentiary
Turner Grahum, Jr
J. J. McMurtry
Tardin County
Wil Fane
Judd and Gates work to trap whackmailers at Spruce Place
Minneapolis detectives and Charles Gates watch all night in an apartment on Spruce Place to capture mail writers evading authorities. Mrs Judd receives letters noting the writers remain at large.
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Minneapolis
Lee Judd
Morence Gates Judd
Erly Mere
Charles G. Gates
Convention Report From Kates City on Yes Vote Attendance
A fragmentary report notes that a large attendance of delegates from groups including the United Brothers and Sisters of the Myn gathered for an annual convention. The text references a significant Yes vote represented across many states and individuals, though details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Kates City
Mere
United Brothers of You
Sisters of the Myn
United States
London Siateen gatherial munithon factories in England
London reports that factories have been established after compliance with the government plan. German submarines swarmed British waters on Wednesday as the campaign to block supplies to England intensified.
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London
Siateen
England
Hide
British
Swee
Change of Pace Is Best Says Johnson
The pitcher Walter Johnson argues against new pitches like the spitball. He says speed with steady motion and change of pace, delivering various balls, confuses batters while preserving arm health. He cites Walsh, Ford, and Mathewson as examples and emphasizes consistent windup and timing.
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Walter Johnson
Ed Walsh
Russell Ford
Bender
Plank
Giants
Bush
Mathewson
FOX WANTED SOME SIGNALS
Rebel Oakes recalls Russell Ford and Jim Fox in early Southern league days with the Pittsburgh Feds and Buffalo Feds. Ford threw wide to Fox who lunged and caught a looping ball on the chin causing a chaotic sequence as a runner advanced and the play continued.
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Rebel Oakes
Pittsburgh Feds
Russell Ford
Buffalo Feds
Atlanta
Jim Fox
Ford
Fox
Baseball talk and player moves spark mixed reactions
Notes on Heine Zimmerman rising as a second baseman and Eddie Collins boosting the White Sox, with comments from players and critics. Mentions include Max Carey five hits in a game, Brookfeds trades, Fournier predicting a .350 plus season, and reflections on owners versus players amid a summer schedule.
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Max Carey
Pirates
Muslin and Silk Styles Dominate Paris Fashion Fetes
Paris fashion notes describe a swell of nursing and needlework influence pushing dainty outfits. A black mousseline gown with velvet accents and a chic chaplet hat leads a parade of coats and coatees in chan tilly and chinoise lace, plus blue linen sets with embroidery.
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Idalin de Villiers
Paris
Boston Globe
Ritz
Decorating with Cut Flowers in the Home
Proper flower arrangement enhances rooms and follows simple rules. Use vases that harmonize with flowers and avoid overcrowding. a neutral or glass vase is safest. A long strip of lead keeps stems upright, and hanging Aaron's rods or wall vases add charm at low cost.
Paquin Summer Mantles Charm with White Fur Accents
The text describes Paquin summer mantles of soft white linen lined with printed silk and trimmed with ermine on sleeves and cuffs. Worn with lace or muslin gowns, they appear charming and a touch of white fur adds a pictorial and unexpected element.
Fashion Collars and Ties Along with Wide Ribbon Accents
The piece describes Dutch and Eton style collars paired with allk or crepe Windsor ties, V shaped lace embroidery, black patent leather cuffs with white pique linings, regimental stripe ribbons, handkerchief linen collar sets, Marines ruffs in black and white, and ostrich bows in blue, taupe, brown, gray, white, and black. It notes neck sizes and tassels, and claims these styles soften the face.
Coloring Curtains With Yellow Ocher
To restore color to lace or net curtains, boil starch then stir in yellow ocher while hot to achieve the desired shade. A few ore many cents' worth of ocher will color many curtains, so use enough to reach the target hue.
Protective rain wear for travel and sport in rubber
An article describes dull black leather green medical style rubber emocks for women, suitable for rain and fine weather. It notes they are long with full skirts, front double panel, chin fastening, elastic wrists, and come in individual rubber bags for portability.
Fashion’s Whine and Lavender in Prim Style
The piece notes lavender as a favored color and mentions dimity and flowered organdie as fashionable while referencing periods of old fashioned taste in a concise fashion trend snapshot.
The Meter's Record Told By A Parent
A gas department representative checked a meter after a resident noted a quarterly decrease from the previous year. The householder explained that her daughter married and left the home last winter, clarifying the decline and clearing the meter.
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Gas Department
Resinol Relief For Itchy Skin Conditions Ad
Advertisement claims resinol soap and resinol ointment provide immediate relief for eczema and similar skin troubles. It states the medication soothes and sinks into the skin to stop itching and clear eruptions, with regular soap use keeping skin clear. Ev ery druggist sells resinol ointment and resinol soap.
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Ady
Charity panhandler faces wary onlookers tale
A panhandler curses suspicious men and recalls a man who gave him money for breakfast only to follow him into a restaurant and observe his spending, while a companion questions what others have done to him.
Castoria Safe Care for Infants and Children Advertised
An old advertisement touts Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children, claiming trusted use by families for years and highlighting its gentle ingredients and gentle relief claim without medical claims or dosage specifics.
Warrant Sought Against Father Time for Speed Law Violations
A judge jokes about charging Father Time with outrageous and continuous violation of the speed laws. The quip frames a humorous take on timekeeping and enforcement in a courtroom setting.
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Father Time
We Do Everything by Machinery Says An' Instance
In a sharp exchange An' Instance jokes that the country runs on machinery. He quips that even children in this apartment house are raised by elevators.
Denleon's Coffee Ad Encourages Health Focus
A vintage style advertisement urges readers to drink Denleon's Coffee for health. The message repeats the tagline Speak but little and let that little be the truth, conveying a concise, persuasive stance.
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Denleon
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