Capital Of Mexico May Be Isolated
Vera Cruz reports a government seizure of nearly all fuel oil to run the national railway system. An 18 car oil train was sent to Vera Cruz, oil stock was demanded from Aguila, and pumps were shut. Only six days of oil remain for Mexican and Interoceanic railways, with Tampico supply cut off and a possible move to seize locomotives. US cruiser Des Moines arrived, then to Tampico after coaling.
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Vera Cruz
Aguila Company
Mexican Railway
Tampico
Mexico City
United States
Des Moines
Tragic Wreck In Cumbrae Tunnel Kills 50 Plus
Rescue teams in Cumbrae Chihuahua report charred remains and debris after a freight train crashed into a burning train pushed by Castillo Bandits. Engineers and firemen deaths confirmed. fears of more losses as rock and timber collapse hinder entry from north and south portals.
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Cumbrae
Chihuahua
Mex
Castillo
Cains
Jealous wife confesses to murder plot in Newark case
Hazel Herdman admits before Newark Montclair police chiefs and medical staff that she killed Mrs Manning out of jealousy over Manning. She shot the rival after seeking a divorce for her lover and left a farewell note to her baby. Manning denies foreknowledge and visits hospital scenes.
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Miss Herdman
Chiefs of Police
Newark
Montclair
Manning
Bloomfield Centre
Hazel
Bloomfield
F. A. Salvatore
No. 14
North Broad Street
Salvatore
Mrs. Salvatore
Clark Thompson
Thompson
G. B. Verbeck
Verbeck
William Arison
Conan Mabie
Mrs. Manning
James Gallagher
Gallagher
Turnpike
Chief Long
Police Clash After Gambling Raid In South Boston
A crowd of Polish men tried to rescue six friends from Sergeant Livingston and Reserve Officer March at the Broadway station after officers arrested them in a raid on 14 Woodward Street for gaming on the Sabbath.
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Livingston
March
Broadway Station
Boston
Woodward Street
Heads Bared As Boston Elks Bury Arcadia Dead
The Boston Lodge of Elks buried 18 unknown Hotel Arcadia fire victims in Mt Hope Cemetery as 3000 mourners watched. Mayor Curley spoke of the orphans and the fate of the unfor tunates while churchgoers bared their heads and tears filled many eyes.
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Arcadia
Boston Lodge of Elks
Brotherhood of Man
Mt. Hope
Curley
MT. Hope Cemetery
Cursley
Timothy E. M'Carthy
Spectacle of Eighteen Hearses in Boston Funeral Procession
A rare funeral procession paraded 18 hearses through Boston from Boston City Hospital to West Roxbury. Elks members and others reverently accompanied unidentified and identified victims, including John Leahey and William Sullivan, with Rev J J O Connor leading prayers. Relatives of Arthur Judd, missing in the Arcadia fire, attended as police details managed the crowd at both ends.
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Boston
the Elks
Boston City Hospital
West Roxbury
John Leahey
South
William Sullivan
J. J. O'Connor
S. Des
Immaculate Conception Church
City Hospital
Willaim Sullivan
The
Elks
Edward Mahoney
Boston Lodge of Elks
Washington Street
Arthur Judd
Arcadia
Driscoll
Hospital
Pierce
Cemetery
Elks Hold Last Rites for Five Victims in Boston Grave
Mayor Curley, head uncovered, delivered the final tribute after the bodies were placed in two tiers in the Elks lot. Boston Elks chaplain prayed, taps sounded, then floral sprays and a wreath were laid. A stone memorial will be erected with $500 raised, to spare the poor from Potter's field.
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Mayor Curley
Boston Lodge of Elks
George Carruth
The
Boston Elks
Elks
Edward Carr
Boston Lodge
Curley
Potter's Field
Wilson rejects compulsory arbitration plan in labor
Springfield Mass February 8 William B Wilson secretary of labor denounces compulsory arbitration as contrary to human freedom and useless for industrial peace addressing 2000 men at a YMCA meeting. He says peace hinges on solving distribution problems and notes production issues have risen over the past decade.
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Springfield
Mass
United States Department of Labor
William B. Wilson
Department
Young Men’s Christian Association
Industrial peace hinges on fair play for capital and labor
The piece argues that true industrial peace awaits when methods of equitable distribution are devised and the spirit of fair play permeates both capital and labor, uniting them to shape a lasting global accord.
Lincoln celebration marks address by Barry Gilman Murphy
Lieutenant-Governor Edward P. Barry Colonel John S. Gilman former Grand Army of the Republic commander and Representative James M. Murphy spoke at the Lincoln celebration held in the Civic Service House on Salem Street North End under the Possumist Club. More than 100 young people, sons and daughters of foreign-born citizens, attended the event in the North End venue.
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Edward P. Barry
John S. Gilman
Grand Army of the Republic
James M. Murphy
Civic Service House
Salem Street
North End
Possumist Club
Two Killed In Race War Encounter Near De Soto
In a late night battle near a negro settlement near De Soto, 15 miles from Americus, Ga, deputy constable Marion Bass was killed, Tucker Cassell and Lou Larramore were wounded, Edward Tyson was killed, and Cooper Bivins was pursued by a posse with bloodhounds seeking justice in the incident involving African American residents and law enforcement.
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Americus
Marion Bass
Tucker Cassell
Lou Larramore
Edward Tyson
de Soto
Cooper Bivins
Negro Settlement Shooting Leaves One Dead
Reported late today two white men were fired on yesterday as they passed a negro settlement. They were uninjured, but county authorities moved to arrest those who fired. Cassell and deputies arrived to a volley. Bass died, Cassell and Laremore were wounded but returned fire, Tyson was killed, Bivins escaped.
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Cassell
Bass
Larremore
Tyson
Bivins
Promises to Reveal Arlin Girl's Retreat
Miss Brown confirms a hospital visit by Mr English regarding the Arlin case and states she is satisfied the girl is alive. English gained access by promising not to reveal the institution's name and says the patient shows a morbid tendency toward suicide, with possible identity concealment like a wounded animal.
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Arlin
Miss Arlin
Mr. English
Miss Brown
Mrs Arlin’s Arrival Sparks Hope in Boston
A letter discusses careful watching for Mrs Arlin’s expected arrival from Colebrook via train. The plan includes her possible hospital visit to identify Eleanor with the aid of Mrs Rogers of Brookline. Mr English confirms limited access for Mrs Arlin and Mrs Rogers awaits a letter setting tomorrow as the arrival date.
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Mrs. Arlin
Colebrook
Eleanor
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