Boston Post Extra Sprints News Of War Hiatus
The Boston Post rushed editions announcing Huerta defying the United States flag and President Wilson. Sixty four thousand copies printed for Greater Boston with rapid distribution to crowds at train stations and along streets, as war news sparked patriotism and cheers for Wilson.
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Boston
Huerta
United States
Wilson
Greater
Washington
Capitol
Associated Press Service
Revere Beach & Lynn
Lynn
Revere Beach
Mexico
Navy reports 275 men en route to front in Gulf of Mexico
Navy Department summary shows 17,860 American force in the Gulf of Mexico including en route troops and 22,775 total on west coast and en route. It lists battleships destroyers transports and ships with hundreds of marines, aircraft and hydro planes among the forces, with totals by vessel and region.
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Washington
Navy Department
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
South Dakota
Jupiter
Cleveland
Chattanooga
Maryland
West Coast
En Route
Washington Responds to Mexico Action With National Spirit
Washington crowds fill streets and hotels as orchestras play The Star Spangled Banner after news from Mexico. Citizens praise the President’s action while Congress leaders discuss the situation with Secretary Tumulty and show united support.
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Washington
Mexico
Congress
White House
Navy Vessels At Tampico Under Orders
Movement of fighting ships including the battleships Connecticut and Minnesota and cruiser Chester is noted. Des Moines and Dolphin also listed with depots at San Francisco and mine facilities noted, location Tampico.
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Chester
Dolphin
San Francisco
Solace
Hancock
Tampico
Vera Cruz
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Chatrs
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Cece
Bryan Dictated Ultimatum Says Tumulty
Secretary Tumulty asserts that Secretary of State Bryan dictated the final ultimatum written by the President and made only a single word change from insults to indignities. He denies resignations rumors as ridiculous and says Bryan remains in sympathy with the President during talks with Huerta.
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Bryan
Tumulty
Huerta
Midnight War Conference in Washington
At 12:15 a.m. Secretary Garrison with Assistant Secretary Breckinridge met Secretary Daniels and Admiral Fiske at the Navy Office to discuss joint operation points for land and naval forces. No further details were disclosed as the conference continued.
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Garrison
Breckinridge
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Admiral Fiske
Ships at Navy Yard Readied for Mexico Voyage
Charlestown navy yard prepared to send four warships to Mexico. The flagship Virginia the armored cruiser North Carolina and two battleships Nebraska and Georgia stocked with fuel and provisions for instant departure. Georgia may stay in drydock but could be launched within hours.
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Mexico
Virginia
North Carolina
Nebraska
Georgia
Battleships face Mexican crisis at Charlestown yard
The Rhode Island will miss two weeks of action for overhauling with potential to join Mexican operations after orders. Officers say blockading Vera Cruz or Tampico would require vast resources and expose crews to malaria, but readiness remains as crews enjoy shore leave. A band greeted visitors aboard the Georgia as war talks unfold. Resinol cure ad follows the article.
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Vera Cruz
Tampico
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Fife
United States Navy
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Guayamala
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Philadelphia
Rose Muller
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Huerta Mexico's Man of the Hour
Victoriano Huerta a Mexican military leader and politician is profiled as a man of education and long service. The piece traces his lineage, early training at Chapultepec, decisive actions against bandits, and his rise from geography chief to brigadier general, highlighting his business interests and influence shaping Mexico’s politics.
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Sam
United States
Washington
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Huertas
Chihuahua
Chapultepec
Diaz
Chicago
Huerta’s Early Career and Cradock in Vera Cruz
Huerta spent four years at a military school and joined a Coast regiment in 1879. By 1892 he commanded a distant station and maintained discipline amid difficult duties. At Vera Cruz, Rear Admirals Cradock and Fletcher conferred. refugees and American residents prepared for possible hostilities as tensions rose.
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Leutenant
Vera Cruz
Christopher Cradock
Tampico
Essex
Frank F. Fletcher
W. W. Canada
Bryan
United States
Ward
Mexico
Jamaica Plain Church Telegram to Bryan and Wilson
Members of the First Congregational Society Jamaica Plain Mass sent a telegram to Secretary Bryan and President Wilson protesting armed interference in Mexico over the Tampico incident. The message signed by minister Charles F Dole and officers urged against using Tampico to justify killing innocent people in Mexico.
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Unitarian
Jamaica Plain
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