Battle Looms Near Agua Prieta and Douglas Arizona
Agua Prieta controlled by 600 insurrectos poised to host rebel operations in Sonora. Rebels led by Red Lopez expect 1500 troops and aim to establish a provisional Sonoran government as federal forces mass south of Agua Prieta.
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Agua Prieta
Mex
Douglas
Ariz
Sonora
Red” Lopez
Lopez
Castillans
Nacozari
United States
el Paso
Peruna Tonic Cited By Virginia Farm Owner
W R Callahan of Big Hill Farm Salem Virginia lauds Peruna as a cure after a severe illness. He says a half bottle restored his appetite and health, restoring head and body well.
Peruna Credited By Delaware Farmer For Health Return
Mr W J Temple of 352 Union Street Delaware Ohio describes a three year illness with bowel and stomach trouble. He credits a druggist's Peruna recommendation for his recovery after five bottles and now can work on the farm without fatigue.
Rebels Seize Goods and Suppress Saloons in Cananea
Cananea reports put rebel forces at 1500 men in the field. Rebels here stay behind the line into Douglas with saloons closed by rebel orders. Lopez’s grievance against merchant Mendoza led to confiscation of Mendoza’s store. Mendoza fled yesterday to the U S side.
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Cananea
Douglas
Lopez
F. P. Mendoza
Mendoza
United States
President Warns Mexico as Border Tensions Rise
President Taft warns Mexican forces to keep battle lines distant from American soil and ensures protection for Americans. He notes 20,000 U.S. troops near the Rio Grande and directs steps to avoid future clashes at Douglas, Juarez, Calexico, and across the border.
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Mexico
Douglas
Taft
Texas
Rio Grande
Wickersham
Dickinson
Huntington Wilson
White House
Hiiles
E. P. Grindall
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Grindall
Secretary of State
Secretary of War
Chamber of Commerce
War Department
Department of Colorado
Fort Huachuca
Arizona
Duncan
Department of Texas
General Bliss
Department of California
California
Juarez
el Paso
Calexico
Mexicali
Direct Election Debate Split Over Federal Issues
The piece reviews calls for a constitutional convention and direct Senate elections, noting opposition by Senator Lodge and Washburn. It reports House votes on resolutions, party splits among Republicans and Democrats, and a Pilot editorial defending O’Meara against Protestant minister opposition.
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Congress
Senator Lodge
House
John Haigis
Montague
Haigis
Washburn
Worcester
United States
Senate
Committee On Federal Relations
Pearson
Brookline
John Carr
Boston
White
Ministers deny charge over police commissioner row
The Rev A Z Conrad defends non religious basis for police leader choice and denies bigotry charges citing support for Catholic and Protestant inclusion. The Rev Cortlandt D Myers rebukes the Pilot for alleged anti Catholic implications and reiterates call for a capable police chief.
Kidney Health Tip Featured by Doctor and Remedies
A prominent physician urges attention to kidney health during indoor winter life. He warns signs of trouble include back pain, urinary issues, and sediment in urine. An herbal remedy, Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, is advertised with a free sample offer via Dr Kilmer Co, Binghamton, N Y, and Boston Daily Post mention. Also included are numerous obituaries and funeral notices across Boston suburbs with dates and addresses.
Mexico Prosecuting American Slavers
Washington April 14 American Consul Miller reports Mexican authorities have arrested and vigorously prosecute the alleged slavers who killed George W Crichfield at a ranch near Tuxpan. The murdered man’s body will be sent to the United States. Miller also says the men accused in the earlier murder of William F Fowler near Tampico have been arrested and are being prosecuted.
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Washington
George W. Crichfield
Tuxpan
Mexico
Miller
Tampico
State Department
United States
William F. Fowler
Auto Severely Hurts Deaf Mute on Tremont Street
Patrick J. Moore a deaf mute aged 55 of Roxbury was struck by an auto owned and driven by Walter G. Resor of Brookline while crossing Tremont Street near Mission Church. He sustained a fractured spine and was placed on the dangerous list at City Hospital after being taken there by ambulance. A clerical hat and coat mistakenly placed in the ambulance were later found to belong to clergy.
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Patrick J. Moore
Calumet Street
Roxbury
Tremont Street
Walter G. Resor
Beacon Street
Brookline
Moore
200 Women Flee Fire At Washington Avenue Shirt Factory
A fire and explosion at a Washington avenue shirt factory sent 200 women and girls fleeing down a fire escape in St Louis. Firemen aided their escape. One woman jumped to the sidewalk and was found unconscious. A dead man was recovered from the third floor. Rumors said several may have perished, with six unaccounted for but unverified.
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ST. Louis
Washington Avenue
Fear Drives Paterson Father to Kill Son and Attack Wife
In Paterson New Jersey on April 14 Harry Van Blarcom a farm hand killed his 56 year old son with a throat slash then wounded his wife before slashing his own throat and dying. Neighbors and police found the trio in a bloodsoaked home and the boy was taken to General Hospital for possible life saving measures.
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Paterson
N. J
William
Harry van Blarcom
Hobokus Farm
van Blarcom
van Blarecom
General Hospital
Defend Boston Police O'Meara as Protestant critics attacked
The Boston Pilot defends Police Commissioner O'Meara against Protestant clergy who petitioned Governor Foss to reappoint him. It accuses ministers of sensational tactics and says opposition stems from his Catholic faith. Clergymen deny religious motives and urge gospel centered reform.
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Mr. O'Meara
Simon
Boston Pilot
O’meara
Foss
O'Meara
Boston
A. Z. Conrad
Cortland Myers
Editorial Refutes Bigotry Claims Over Police Chief Nomination
A Boston editor defends his stance against Mr. O’Meara’s police department leadership, claiming bigotry charges are false and urging a moral city. He asserts his Catholic faith and insists public virtue, not sectarianism, guides his views, while denying the Pilot’s accusation.
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Boston
O’meara
O'Meara
Pilot
Boston Caledonian Club mourns ex Chief James Williamson
The Boston Caledonian Club Clansmen are notified of the death of ex Chief James Williamson. Funeral services will be held at First United Presbyterian Church corner Warren Avenue and West Brookline Street Sunday April 16 at 2 p m. Interment at Forest Hills Cemetery Field of Beulah near Harvard Street. James A Sinclair Chief William D Muir Fourth Chieftain.
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Boston Caledonian Club
James Williamson
First United Presbyterian Church
Warren Avenue
West Brookline Street
Forest Hills Cemetery
Field of Buelah
Harvard Street
James A. Sinclair
William D. Muir
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