Rebels Fight and Burn Through Mexico Amid War Progress
Reported Zapatista resistance keeps the Mexican revolution alive as government forces advance toward Cuernavaca along a railway line damaged by rebels. Morelos notes intensified destruction while officials seek peace talks with Guerrero leaders Juan Andrew Almazan and Julio Radillo and coordinate with Orozco's army allies in El Paso.
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Zapatistas
Cuernavaca
Central Railway
of Morelos
Juan Andrew Almazan
Julio Radillo
Guerrero
el Paso
Orozco
Poslam advertised skin cure and reform movement notes
An ad extols Poslam for curing eruptions without mercury and claims rapid relief for itching and acne. It promotes Poslam Soap for hair and scalp care, lists prices, and offers free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York. The piece also reports political maneuvers in Mexico under Huerta, amnesty, and cabinet shifts.
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West 25Th Street
New York City
Refugees Return to Mexico City Area After Revolt
Fifty Mexican political refugees boarded a special train at El Paso with the brake man shouting Viva Mexico City. The travelers, many prominent business and professional figures, had been in the United States during the Madero revolt. Colonel David de la Fuente, a Salazar rebel official, rode the train and noted General Pascual Orozco Jr. would meet them at Ahumada. Also, the Twenty second Infantry prepared to move from Fort Bliss to Galveston, with one cavalry regiment remaining on border patrol.
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EL Paso
Texas
Vamenos
Mexico City
United States
Madero
David de la Fuente
Salazar
Huerta
Ahumada
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Pascual Orozco, Jr
Flee Across Border Rebel Governor Near Monclova
Governor Veruisteno Carranza of Coahuila leads rebel state troops toward Monclova about 150 miles south of the border as federal forces under General Tracy Aubert move from Monterey to confront him. Carranza and followers seize railroad equipment at Monclova, dictating tense conditions in Coahuila while Piedras Negras reports federal activity across the Rio Grande.
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Laredo
Monterey
Venustiano Carranza
Coahuila
San Luis Potosi
Saltillo
San Luis
Tampico
Eagle Pass
Texas
Veruisteno Carranza
Mexico
Huerta
Monclova
Tracy Aubert
Carranza
Piedras Negras
Rio Grande
Evacuation of Eagle Pass Officials Drives Rio Grande Shutdown
From Eagle Pass, officials abandoned their posts today and fled to the American side. Residents followed despite assurances from the Piedras Negras garrison commander that they would not be molested. Most funds, public and private, crossed the Rio Grande, and train and telegraph service through Piedras Negras was discontinued due to the departure of government officials.
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Eagle Pass
Piedras Negras
Rio Grande
Murder Ordered, Union Delegate Slain in New York
Abraham Steinberg, a walking delegate for a union, was murdered on orders of contractors who feared his labors would hurt their business. Harry Wagner, arrested soon after, confessed to killing for $50, hoping to avert forgery charges, at the urging of buttonhole contractors seeking to bypass middlemen.
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New York
Abraham Steinberg
Harry Wagner
Troops Arriving at Fort Crockett Galveston Texas
Briga dier-General Frederick A. Smith and 300 soldiers arrived at Fort Crockett. The fifth brigade of the Second Army Division will encamp there with Company D Signal Corps, Company E Engineers, and Field Hospital No 3. Additional units and troops will mobilize, reaching about 3000 by tomorrow night. The fourth and sixth brigades total 10,000 will camp at Texas City near Houston. Infantry units mobilizing are supplied with ammunition.
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Galveston
Tex
Frederick A. Smith
Fort Crockett
Seventh Infantry
Nineteenth Infantry
Signal Corps
Engineers
Texas City
Houston
Carter Starts South to Lead 14,000 Troops in Texas City
Chicago reports Major General William H. Carter, commander of the central department, began marching with his staff toward Texas City, Texas, to assume command of 14,000 soldiers to be assembled there. Colonel C. H. Murray was ordered to take command of the central department at Fort Robinson, Nebraska.
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Chicago
William H. Carter
Central Department
United States Army
Texas City
Tex
Fort Sheridan
C. H. Murray
Fort Robinson
Neb
Carter
Outlook More Hopeful in Mexico Despatches
Washington reports a more hopeful cabinet view on Mexico after reading recent dispatches from Ambassador Wilson and American consuls. No immediate action is seen to safeguard U S interests with Huerta. A band of 200 men under Colonel Jesus Carranza arrived at Ciudad Porfirio Diaz to establish order in Moncalva, sparking suspicion of political theater for offices. Durango rebels’ stance remains unclear. A raid by 68 bandits on American Smelter Securities near Valadena led to a paid ransom of 500 Mexican dollars to save the American manager's life.
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Washington
Mexico
Wilson
Huerta
Ciudad
Porfirio Diaz
Jesus Carranza
Durango
American Smelter Securities Company
Valardena
Miss Brandegee in Violin Recital at Steinert Hall
Violinist Miss Hildegarde Brandegee played before an enthusiastic Steinert Hall audience. Her tone was warm and vital with developing style. Her Chopin nocturne in E minor as encore showed good intonation and Kreisler Caprice Viennois pleased the listeners. She plans three years of study in Europe before returning to perform again.
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Hildegarde Brandegee
Steinert Hall
Cesar Cui
Debussy
Dr Friedmann Brings Hope Of Cure For Tuberculosis
Dr. Friedmann claims his turtle bacillus cures tuberculosis in stages, with first effects in weeks and a final cure over months. He offers his culture to the American government, plans demonstrations in hospitals, and emphasizes physician-led administration and individualized dosing. He travels with an assistant and secretary, and seeks fair treatment and rapid testing by U S authorities.
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Friedmann
Ray Paris
Lotus Club
Arthur Charles Henry Friedmann
Colorado Springs
Dr. Friedmann
Foster
The
Marine Hospital
United States
the Waldorf
Dr. Foster
Surgeon- General
Blue
Finlay
Berlin
Dr. Koch
Dr. Behring
Ehrlich
Salvaran
Germany
Friedmann Denies Offering Remedy in Country
Dr Friedmann stated that he has not given his remedy to any person in the country and any claim otherwise is spurious. The remark was made to dispute assertions about prior distribution.
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Dr. Friedmann
Colorado
Labor Board urged by Boston union on consolidation
The Boston Central Labor Union executive board passed a resolution calling for an independent Board of Labor and Industries. It opposed consolidating with the Industrial Accident Board and urged Governor Foss to appoint the board members as provided by law.
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Boston Central Labor Union Executive Board
Board of Labor and Industries
Industrial Accident Board
Foss
Pictures that made Gibson famous to be shown Sunday
A half page feature in next Sundays Post highlights a photo set titled pictures that made Gibson famous. The display promises a frame worthy selection and aims to attract readers with a retrospective image showcase.
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Gibson
Next
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Promises Refund
An advertisement claims PAZO antiseptic ointment cures itching bleeding or prolapsed piles in six to fourteen days and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. The druggist refunds the purchase price if no cure is achieved within the stated period.
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Cheche Campos
Orozcos
Torreon
Juan Sanchez Azcona
Diaz Ordaz
Felix Diaz
Vera Cruz
Angeles
Rodolfo Reyes
Reyes
Boston
Bradford
England
Gera
Reus
R. H. White Company
Gen. Carter
Burn American Smelter
Miss Brandegee
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Dia
Princess Dia
E. B. Horn CO
Washington St
Winton
Adrian
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Urge Labor and Industries Board
Chase & Sanborn’s
Seal Brand Coffee
Brookside
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