Mexican Cabinet Changes Loom as Diaz Struggles
Reports from Mexico City describe cabinet shakeups amid regional unrest in Yucatan and Chihuahua. Diaz faces pressure over foreign affairs and finance with Senor Limantour eyed to stabilize the republic. A correspondent in Torreon notes clashes, troop mobilization, and threats to Americans as the Diaz regime wavers.
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Chihuahua
Senor Creel
Senor Molina
Senor Corral
Europe
Senor Limantour
Mexico
Diaz
Francisco I. Madero
Diaz Regime Tottering Report From Mexico Center
Franklin Snow of Cambridge reports from the troubled center of Mexico that the Diaz regime appears to be tottering. He writes to Urban W. Frink of Syracuse, a guest at the United States Hotel, noting the crisis. Snow is a well known New England figure and Mexican representative of an American firm.
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Mexico
Diaz
United States
New York
Franklin Snow
Cambridge
Urban W. Frink
Syracuse
N. Y
Snow
New England
Army Bakery Feeds Division With Fast Turnout
In San Antonio a division bakery on the drill grounds can produce 20,000 two pound loaves a day. It currently delivers about half that amount as it begins its first big test feeding a unit of regulars. The facility operates with two departments for kneading dough and baking, and it can complete a batch in twenty minutes.
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San Antonio
Texas
Big Garrison at Honolulu to Support Naval Station
The War Department plans to send a full regiment of infantry and two batteries of field artillery to strengthen the Honolulu defense. Rumors, denied by Washington, say 12,000 troops may occupy Hawaii and the Philippines within three months as part of a Pacific expansion.
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Philippine Islands
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Fort
D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Islands
Twentieth Infantry
United States
Young violinist Irma Seydel shines in Boston Opera House concert
The Boston Opera Company closed its season with a star turn by 12 year old Irma Seydel, whose refined technique and poise drew enthusiastic praise. Proctor, Mardones, Constantino and Mme. Melis also contributed strong performances, with Wagner and Saint Saëns works filling the program under conductors Goodrich and Capiet.
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Constantino
George Proctor
Jolszt
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Andre Capiet
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Saint- Saens
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Seydel
Proctor
Liszt
Tosca
Aida
Wedding Today at Mrs Gardner's Palace
Miss Burtt and Proctor plan marriage after a romance formed through piano study and Conservatory ties. Proctor's rising talent earned Mrs Gardner's guidance and support, with Burtt later connected to the palace through introductions and mutual approval.
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Miss Burtt
Proctor
Conservatory
Charles Anthony
Gardner
Army oven enables rapid field baking in 20 minutes
Ovens and accessories fit into one wagon under 6000 pounds and are built of sheet iron and asbestos. The design allows parts to collapse and pack within the baking chamber. Baking at 180 degrees yields best results, and a division can serve fresh bread within an hour of setup.
Rebels Loot and Detain Civilians as Mexican Insurrection Intensifies
El Paso reports say civilians flee Northern Mexico under guard of armed men. Americans may depart but risk detention and loss of valuables. Cattle and horses seized regardless of ownership. Unconfirmed claim of battle near Casas Grandes and possible capture of Colonel Rabago. Insurrectos reportedly plan to reopen the Mexico Northwestern railroad to Juarez after Casas Grandes fall.
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EL Paso
Texas
Mexico
Casas Grandes
Rabago
Insurrectos
Chocolate Pass
Mexico-Northwestern
Jaurez
Diverse church notices fill Boston schedule
A Boston church round up reports pastor appointments at the Church of the Disciples and Harvard Street Baptist Church, calls for meetings at Shawmut Congregational and the Exchange Club, and resignations at St Bartholomew's. Other items include sermons at Unitarian and First Parish churches, and noonday services at St. Pauls in Tremont Street.
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W. L. W.l.douglas Shoe
Boston
Washington Street
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Cor
Lincoln Street
Howard
J. Hamilton Woodsum
Harvard Street Baptist Church
Dorchester
First Baptist Church of
East Milton
Young Men’s Congregational Club of
Exchange Club
Fayette L. Thompson
New York
Men and Religion Forward Movement
St. Paul's Church
Tremont Street
Herman D. Page
Chicago
Limantour Arrives Near Mexico City After Delayed Train
Jose Limantour travels by private car in a special arrival planned before noon tomorrow to avoid mountain夜 passes. The southbound train from Laredo was halted at Montere y due to illness of Mrs Limantour, cited as not serious, and precautionary measures are credited for delaying travel.
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Mexico City
Jose Limantour
Laredo
Monterey
Limantour
France
New York
Adamson’s Balsam Promising Cough and Cold Relief
A historical advertisement touts Adamson's Balsam as a reliable cure for coughs, colds, and grippe. The pitch emphasizes fast relief and widespread use.
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Adamson
Funeral of Isaac B. Spafford at Allston
Isaac B. Spafford dies after several weeks illness at 51. General agent for New England of the American Liability and Indemnity Company, connected with Farley & Harvey dry goods. Funeral from Parkvale Avenue home in Allston with Rev. George W. Colson officiating. Survived by widow and four children. he was a Mason and member of several Masonic bodies. numerous lodge floral tributes.
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New England
American Liability and Indemnity Company
Parkvale Avenue
Allston
Farley & Harvey
Boston Commandery
St. Andrew’s
St. John’s
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