United States Eyes Body Surrender and Mexico policy
Secretary Bryan told Senate investigators the United States seeks two American observers at the Benton body scene with one an army surgeon and questions exact grave locations. Carranza is pressed to clarify the case while Villa's side delays surrender. Debates on arming guards and recognizing belligerency dominate urgent discussions as Congress weighs action versus wait-and-see.
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Amn
Bryan
United States
Villa
Benton
State Department
Senate
Venustiano Carranza
Louisa Cabrera
Juarez
Carranza
Senor Cabrera
Mexico City
Legation
Senate Committee
Mexico
GetS-IT Corn Cure Promises Quick, Sure Relief
A new plan for corns claims fast, painless results. The ad touts GetS-IT as an easy method to vanish every corn with a short, simple treatment. It emphasizes quick relief and broad effectiveness for stubborn corns.
British Press Demands Action Over Benton Case in Mexico
London papers debate U S involvement in Benton murder case amid Villa regime. The Daily Graphic warns Washington to protect English nationals or face reprisals, while the Daily Chronicle argues Benton was foully murdered and foreign lives are unsafe in Villa’s jurisdiction. The Morning Post notes danger to Consul Perceval and praises Bryan and the State Department. The papers discuss possible Anglo American European intervention or recognition of Huerta as solutions.
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United States
Mexico
Washington
The
Daily Chronicle
Benton
Villa
the Chronicle
Huerta
Wilson
Morning Post
Bryan
State Department
Perceval
Dixon greets every president since Harrison at White House
Robert B. Dixon of Easton Maryland, 89, shook hands with President Wilson to complete a record of personally greeting every president since William Henry Harrison. He came to the White House with his son in law, Pennsylvania Congressman A Mitchell Palmer.
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Washington
Robert B. Dixon
Easton
Wilson
William Henry Harrison
Dixon
White House
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Found Twice on Car Tracks in Somerville Tragedy
Joseph H. Brown aged 79 of 2% Elm place Somerville attempted suicide twice on Highland avenue near Renton road early yesterday morning lying across tracks to avoid motorman. He was found around 2 00 am by motorman Michael Lawton and conductor William H. Weige. After aid on the sidewalk Brown was found again at 3 00 am on outward-bound tracks and taken to the barns at Clarendon Hill then to police custody. He pleaded to be left alone as he wished to die.
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Joseph H. Brown
Elm Place
Somerville
Highland Avenue
Renton Road
Michael Lawton
William H. Weige
Clarendon Hill
Rescue at Sea After Dolly Gray Fire And Life Beliefs
The wrecked Dolly Gray faced a doomed end as ice and waves threatened survival. Captain William French and the Maru crew saved four men, Captain Brown Robert Burke Charles Langley and Joseph Antonio Peters, before the Dolly Gray burned.
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Mary
William French
Captain Brown
Robert Burke
Charles Langley
Joseph Antonio Peters
To Relieve Rheumatism Take Eimer and Amend’s N Y 2851
Cure claim for Eimer and Amend’s remedy offered as rheumatism relief. Advert assures recommendation by users and availability through reliable druggists. Continuous medical benefit implied by promotional language.
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Eimer & Amend
N. Y
Lent season opened with Ash Wednesday observances
Lent began with Ash Wednesday services across Catholic and Episcopal churches. Cardinal O Connell presided at the 9 o clock high mass in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross with Rev M J Splaine as celebrant. Episcopal worship followed at Trinity St Paul s Church and Emmanuel with sermons by Dr Mann and others. Charles Rann Kennedy read Bible selections during the evening service.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Cardinal O'Connell
M. J. Splaine
Nell A. Cronin
John W. Culhane
Wiliam B. Finigan
M. J. Scanlon
James J. Redican
Francis P. Powers
Howard
Brock
Trinity Church
St. Paul's Cathedral
Church of the Advent
Emmanuel
Trinity
Alexander Mann
St. Paul's
Clerzeymen
Dean Rousmaniere
Hugheill
E. Woosbroke
F. J. Walton
Ralph M. Harper
St. Stephen's
E. H. Schlueter
St. Luke's Chapel
New York City
Charles Rann Kennedy
St. Paul's Episcopal Society of
Harvard
Phillips Brooks House
Wiliam Lawrence
Tola
Eastern Star Women Dine at Castle Square Hotel
The East ern Star chapter held its second annual banquet at Castle Square Hotel last evening in the banquet hall. Eva C Apted headlined as guest of honor with Walter M French, Ada C Holt presiding as toastmistress. Arthur Stetson, Frank J Williams, and Louise Hersam assisted in arrangements as flowers and ferns decorated the hall. Several addresses on Masonry topics were delivered.
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Masonic Order
Castle Square
New England
Eva C .Apted
Walter M. French
Ada C. Holt
Arthur Stetson
Frank J. Williams
Louise C. Hersam
Holt
Sleeper
Eastern Steamship Lines to raise first class fares
An advance in first class rates will be imposed on all Eastern Steamship Corporation lines east of Boston after May 1. Second class tickets will be abolished. The plan, aimed to offset potential Interstate Commerce Commission interference, was announced by O. H Taylor, passenger traffic manager.
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Eastern Steamship Corporation
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
O. H Taylor
Adamson Cough Bal gai te touted as versatile cold cure
An old advertisement touts Adamson's Cough Bal gai te as capable of curing almost any cold and claims it can relieve a variety of ailments. The copy emphasizes broad effectiveness and quick relief.
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Adamson
Steamer Sachem Still Hard Aground Off Virginia Coast
The British steamer Sachem remains hard aground north of Hog Island after failed tug attempts to refloat. Two wrecking tugs standby to pull at the next high water while the Onondaga returned to Norfolk. Sachem was sailing from Boston to Liverpool with good condition reported.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Sachem
Virginia
Hog Island
Maritime Exchange
Onondaga
Norfolk
Boston
Liverpool
Il Trovatore at the Opera by Boston Opera Company
The Boston Opera Company staged Il Trovatore with Zenatello and Maria Gay returning mid season. Zenatello seemed tired and less bel canto suited, while Maria Gay remained a delightful singer and fervent actress. Elizabeth Amsden sang sweetly though softly, Ancona showed fine moments, Urban's scenery impressed, and the audience gave enthusiastic Bravo.
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Boston Opera Company
Zenatello
Maria Gay
Manrico
Elizabeth Amsden
Mario Ancona
Urban
Two Dollar Boost to Help 95 Year Old Lover Wed
The Post notes two one dollar donations to a fund for 95 year old Thomas McNab in South Weymouth to rebuild and re equip his burned blacksmith shop so he can marry Alice Clark of Northampton. Anonymous gifts include “From a Blacksmith's Wife” plus initials J G. A Natick blacksmith's wife sent a letter saying it gives Mr McNab a new start in life.
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Thomas McNab
South Weymouth
Alice Clark
Northampton
J. G
Natick
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