Developments of the Day in Mexican Situation
Mexico faces demand for the release of two Americans captured on U.S. soil as intervention threats loom. Minister Limantour warns that intervention means war while saying the United States should curb smuggling and Mexico will curb insurrection. Aerial scouts are ordered to San Antonio and seven cavalry arrive on the Rio Grande. In Casas Grande, 100 rebels are killed and 40 captured. Americans with rebels face execution. Rebels claim 12,000 armed fighters ready to die, as both sides push for a common enemy strategy.
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Mexico
United States
Limantour
San Antonio
Casas Grande
Senor Limantour
F. Vasquez Gomez
Washington
War Threat From Insurrecto Agent
A quoted remark by Dr. F. V. Gomez warns that intervention would end the insurgency as both sides unite against a common enemy. The statement reflects heightened tensions and the potential for widened conflict.
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Insurrecto
Mexican Leaders Weigh Reforms and US Mediation Push
In Washington the Mexican crisis shifts as Senor Limantour and Secretary Dickinson discuss a possible settlement. Insurrecto leaders warn that intervention means war, while rumors grow of a possible understanding between the Maderos, Limantour, and the United States to curb the uprising and address smuggling and reform.
Increased Cavalry Patrols On Mexican Border
Washington reports a six to seven troop boost to the Rio Grande patrol from mounted forces in the South border states. The War Department says infantry regiments mobilizing at San Antonio Galveston and San Diego will not be sent to the border. The move follows a request by Brigadier General Duncan to curb arms smuggling to Mexican revolutionists.
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Washington
War Department
Rio Grande
San Antonio
Galveston
San Diego
Duncan
Department of Texas
Department
Signal Corps
U.S. Seeks Release of Two Men Held in Juarez
The State Department asked Mexico to release Edwin Blatt of Pittsburgh and Lawrence Converse of Los Angeles, saying they were captured on U.S. soil near the border and should be tried under U.S. or Mexican jurisdiction. They were arrested Feb 22 and held in Juarez on charges tied to an insurrection against President Diaz, with assurances of fair trial.
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Washington
Edwin Blatt
Pittsburg
Lawrence Converse
Los Angeles
Cal
Juarez
Mexico
State Department
Departments of State and Justice
United States
Blatt
Converse
Diaz
Military maneuvers expose army weaknesses in Texas reforms urged
Report from San Antonio notes railroads control troop concentration and delays as regiments gather for maneuvers. Officials including Secretary Dickinson demand radical reforms: abolish geographic departments, consolidate posts, fix mobilization plans, and remove politics from the army to boost efficiency before Congress. General Carter schedules long marches and a mass division maneuver at Leon Springs.
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Fort
D. A. Russell
Wyoming
San Antonio
United States
Carter
Secretary of War
Texas
Congress
Taft
Dickinson
Leon Springs
No Orders to Troops Leave Boston Forts
1300 soldiers in the forts at Boston Harbor grow discouraged about being sent to Texas for war maneuvers. Indications show few, if any, more regulars will be ordered south. Skirmishes between Mexican forces and insurgents keep spirits up, but no orders reached Adjutant-General Pearson and the volunteer filing deadline passed.
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Boston Harbor
Boston
Pearson
War Department
Letter to the Editor Praises Illumining News Item
George L. Harrigan of Exeter New Hampshire writes to the Post editor praising Dr E F Bowers Hartford Conn for a detailed article. He contrasts it with the bombardment of troop and munition reports about the Mexican border and asks why the action is being undertaken.
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the Post
The
Post
E. F. Bowers
Hartford
Conn
George L. Harrigan
Exeter
N. H
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Publicized for Hearing and Lung Claims
Quoted residents from Beverly Malden Linden Boston Cambridge and Jamaica Plain report dramatic improvements after Osmo-Chemic treatment. Statements describe restored hearing relief from ringing bronchitis asthma and pneumonia recovery and renewed health prospects.
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Clinch Cures Reported
John W. Sundberg of 27 Lock St Cambridge and Katherine Reist of 250 Armory St Jamaica Plain report illnesses bronchitis and bronchial asthma respectively cured or treated successfully by the Osmo-Chemic Physicians.
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Tay Pers
Centre St. Jamaica Plain
John W. Sundberg
Lock St
N. Cambridge
Katherine Reist
Armory St
Jamaica Plain
Mrs Adeline Brady Recovers After Osmo Chemic Treatment
Mrs Adeline Brady of 125 Park St Stoughton Miass reports she had long suffered bronchial asthma until treatment by Osmo Chemic Physicians brought relief. The claim highlights a personal medical turnaround following the physicians' care.
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Adeline Brady
Park St
Stoughton
Miass
Ate
One Month Free at Osmo-Chemic Physicians
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians offer one month of free treatment and medicines to all patients who begin or renew care on or before March 18. The offer aims to demonstrate their cure claims for chronic diseases and ends after a four day window.
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Ad Brief
J. J. Plonkett M D chief consulting physician announces permanent offices at suite 8 9 10 entrance 18 Boylston St Houston Maks open daily 10 am to noon 2 to 4 and 8 pm with office hours posted.
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J. J. Plonkett
M. D
Boylston St
Houston
Japan’s Coaling Port Rumor Denied by Pan-American Chief
John Barrett director-general of the Pan-American Union visited Mexico’s Limantour and rejected rumors of Japan obtaining a naval base there. He explained a Japanese line has general coaling privileges and stresses Mexico would not allow foreign self-positioning at its door.
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New York
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Limantour
Rubber Co under Fire and Arrests in Boston Scheme
The North American Rubber Company faces exposure over a Boston contract at 1 per pound with a 40 cent secret rebate deductions claimed by buyers. Executives Payne and Carlin now control the firm after paying 70 thousand dollars for assets as questions swirl about a supposed secret formula and inflated profits. The Belting Company and Wheeler Shaw links are cited amid a growing controversy over rubber pricing and a landmark six million dollar corporate setup.
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North American Rubber Company
Boston
Frederick H. Payne
Federal Trust Company
William J. Carlin
Boston Belting Company
Hyde Park
Belting Company
Albert R. Ellison
Akron
Newell W. Bloss
Nathaniel B. Wales
Milk Street
Bloss
Warren B. Wheeler
Stillman Shaw
D. Alden Whitmore
Wheeler & Shaw (Inc
Embroidery Made Easy Shows Waist Front Accessory
Next Sunday’s design in the Sun day Post’s embroidery series features a waist front in Wallachian style. It is transferred with simple soap and water for a clean finish.
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The
Sunday Post
Rebels Clash Near Torreon Leaves Dead Americans
Mail advices report federal troops from Matamoros and Torreon engaging rebels at Coyote Hacienda near Torreon last Saturday. In the battle following a Friday raid on Saucillo Hacienda, about 300 rebels faced 100 regulars. six rebels were killed, all Americans, names unclear.
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EL Paso
Texas
Matamoros
Torreon
Coyote Hacienda
Saucillo
Supply ship Hannibal loads for battleships off Guantanamo
The United States collier Hannibal arrived at Portsmouth from Charlestown to load a cargo of supplies for the battleships gathering off Guantanamo Cuba. Loading began immediately and after completion she will depart for the Southern waters.
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Portsmouth
N. H
United States
Hannibal
Charlestown Navy Yard
Guantanamo
Cuba
Hood's Lotion Creates Smooth Velvety Skin for All Weather
Advertisement notes Hood's Lotion as best for smooth skin in all seasons. Claims soft velvety skin and urges readers to try it. States it is sold by all druggists with a price of 0c.
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California
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Saratoga St
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Ginter Co
Elm and Union
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Austin
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Scollay Sq
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Walthawn
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Conway
Somerville
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Eilen Drummond
Edmund Reardon
St Henry Street
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Gilmore
Solon
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Ashmont
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Flanagan
Samoset Street
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Arlington Street
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N. Y
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Weymouth
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