Limantour Denounces Peace Talks With Armed Insurgents
Mexico City March 20 Finance Minister Jose Yves Limantour warned Mexicans that continued rebellion risks international trouble and declared the government will not negotiate with armed groups. He called the insurrection treason and urged rebels to lay down arms while praising the nation’s leadership. He dismissed reports of a temporary return to presidency as absurd.
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Mexico City
Diaz
Jose Yves Limantour
New York
Senor Limantour
Mexico
Gustavo A. Madero
Republic
Father John’s Medicine Promise for Baby Cough Relief
An advertorial touts Father John’s Medicine as a safe food remedy for children with coughs colds or sore throats. It claims prompt throat relief natural cure and strengthened resistance without alcohol or drugs and urges readers to obtain a bottle now.
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Father John
Mexico Told Not To Worry
Washington report says U S and Mexico relaxed tension over 20 000 American troops mobilized near the border after confidential talks between President Taft and Mexican ambassador Senor de la Barra at the White House.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Taft
Senor de la Barra
White House
Taft reassures Mexico on Texas troop movement
President Taft told Ambassador De la Barra there is no need for alarm over troops moving to Texas. The ambassador left confident after a conference and sent a telegram to Mexico City explaining the frank assurances. Taft plans to resubmit the Canadian reciprocity pact and push tariff and tariff board legislation at the special session.
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Augusta
Mexico
Texas
de la Barra
Senor Creel
Mexico City
Taft
White House
Congress
Armed truce proposed in Northern Mexico by Madero
News from El Paso reports Madero proposes an armed truce in Northern Mexico once city developments warrant. The plan places Madero at neutral ground to receive peace proposals after Jose Limantour arrives in Mexico City. Diaz must step aside and a new free ballot election for president is promised with reform of land laws and state administration.
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EL Paso
Texas
Mexico
Mexico City
Francisco 1
Madero
Joseves Limantour
New York
Diaz
Mexico Returns Man Caught in United States
A Mexican federal sergeant who had deserted was captured on American soil and taken into Mexico but was promptly sent back to the U S side after Major Gardner requested his return. Crowds in Douglas cheered as the sergeant, still in uniform, was brought back.
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Douglas
Ariz
Mexico
Gardner
Agua Prieta
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Claim Deafness Relief
Quotations from Beverly Malden and Medford residents praise Osmo-Chemic treatment for deafness bronchitis and improved hearing. Testimonies say hearing returned ringing ceased and breath improved after treatment with the Osmo-Chemic physicians.
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Said to Restore Health
Mr. Arthur Dole of 67 Saratoga St East Boston reports eighteen years of bronchial illness ending with improved health after Osmo-Chemic treatments. Mr. John W. Sundberg of 27 Lock St N Cambridge says bronchitis was cured by the same physicians.
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Arthur Dole
Saratoga St
Boston
John W. Sundberg
Lock St
N. Cambridge
Mrs Brady Seeks Relief After Osino Chemic Treatment
Mrs Adeline Brady of 125 Perk & I Stoughton MA says she never found permanent relief from bronchial asthma until treatment by the Osino Chemic Physicians.
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Adeline Brady
Perk &I
Stoughtony Maer
Osmo Chemic Physicians Offer Free Month Treatment
The Osmo Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer for March providing one month of treatment and all medicines at no cost to anyone starting or renewing care by March. The program aims to cure chronic diseases but ends after nine days due to facility limits.
OsmO-ChemiC System of Medicine Clinic Ad
J L Plunkett MD chief consultant private Ian office suites 2 10 entrance 18 Boylston Boetes Mass hours 10 am to 12 pm 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm daily days listed unclear patients urged to visit for medical consultations at the OsmO-ChemiC System of Medicine.
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J. L. Plunkett
M. D
Ian
Boylston ,J
Boetes
Mass
Giesed Sandays
Boston Schoolmarms Demand Equal Rights and Pay
One hundred fifty women from Boston schools petitioned the school committee seeking equal rank and compensation with men for identical duties. Speakers argued salary gaps and promotion limits, citing district building charges and multiple schools, with backing from legal and educational figures. The committee took the matter under consideration.
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Boston
Mason Street
George R. Nutter
Brandeis, Dunbar and
Dillaway School
Nutter
Thornton D. Apollonio
Mary R. Thomas
Thomas
Lucy W. Eaton
Aniss I. Isabella Bense
Lily B. Atherton
Emma L. Gulliver
Lee
The Secret of Success Promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root
A local druggist praises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for immediate kidney liver and bladder relief and urges readers to request a free trial bottle by mail. The remedy claims to neutralize uric acid and help rheumatism with nationwide druggist sales. Bottles are sold in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Harvard Love Feast Brings Cambridge Concessions
The Cambridge Club committee praised Harvard University for concessions to Cambridge residents at a banquet at Young's Hotel. They urged an annual dinner for top Cambridge sophomores, a hospitality panel for out of town students, and improved university approaches. The report asserts free tuition for Cambridge boys could boost Harvard attendance and long term tuition revenue, while reducing tax on college property. Mayor Brooks applauded the concessions, noting Harvard once donated land worth 100000 without compensation.
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Harvard University
Cambridge
Cambridge Club
Young’s Hotel
Harvard
Harvard College
H. 8
Willams
Brooks
Meeting on factory inspection reform ends with a staged objection
Boston business educational and labor leaders gathered at the Chamber of Commerce to push a Massachusetts factory inspection reform. Edward F. McSweeney, head of the Boston Consumptives Hospital, attempted to object and then retired after a heated exchange during the session.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts
Edward F. McSweeney
Boston Consumptives’ Hospital Department
Factory Inspection Bill Sparks Heated Meeting
More than 190 representatives heard Harvard dean Edwin F Gay and United Textile Workers president John Golden endorse a state board of factory inspection to be unpaid and five members with five year terms. Critics led by William H O'Brien argued for a paid health board or Health Department control.
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William H. O’brien
Boston Central Labor Union
O’brien
Post
McSweeney
O'Brien
Board of Health
Walter E. Kreuss
Milk and Baby Hygiene Committee
Dennison
Henry Dennison
Edwin F. Gay
Harvard School of Business Administration
State Board of Health
John Golden
United Textile Workers of America
Miss Kingsbury
Woman's Educational and Industrial Union
Arthur M. Huddell
Joint Committee
Central Labor Union
Chamber of Commerce
Huddell
Mr. McSweeney
Richard C. Cabot
J. Mott Howell
Mary M. Kehew
Henry C. Abrams
Richard K. Conant
Frederick P. Fish
Charles H. Jores
Banks Robbed by the Saturday Gang Might Be Daring
The Saturday gang robbed Boston banks during closing hour. Polson, aged 30, was arraigned in court yesterday and held on $1500 for the grand jury as investigators pursue the case.
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Polson
Savage Real Estate Company
Bannigan
Providence
Boston
Harris
Farrell
Saturday Afternoon Gang Terrorizes Banks in Boston and Cities
A Saturday afternoon gang has been terrorizing banks in Boston and other large cities. The group uses a clever method to maximize fear and avoid immediate capture, according to police reports.
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Boston
Fire damages broom corn stock in Charleston blaze
A major fire in Charleston Illinois yesterday destroyed a large portion of the national broom corn supply. The blaze swept 11 blocks and caused about 300000 dollars in damage in the early hours.
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Charleston
Ill
United States
Germ theory of disease explained with valor of Hood's Sarsaparilla
A 1908 reprint argues germs cause most diseases and fever from poison formed by germs. It lauds the body's natural defenses and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier to restore health, especially in spring.
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Success Magazine
Hood
Obituary notices from Boston area March deaths list
A compilation of funeral notices and memorials for residents of Boston and surrounding towns dated March 18 to March 23. Entries name deceased individuals, ages or relations, and indicate funeral arrangements at churches and residences with invited relatives and friends.
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Walsh
South Boston
Leo F
Elizabeth Walsh
Couley
John B. Walsh
Telegraph Street
St. Augustine’s Church
Tate
St. Michael's Church
Flushing
L. I
Pere Marquette Council
Worcester
Brooklyn
Aspacher
Boylston Station
John Agspacher
Porter Street
Toledo
Barcellos
Boston
Elias J
Maria Barcellos
Border Street
St. John the Baptist Church
Brooks
John Brooks
John T. Bradfield
East Fourth Street
Buckley
James T
James
Ellen Buckley
Elia Usher
Bush Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Calvary Cemetery
Donovan
James F
Julia A
John J. Donovan
New York City
Hhe
Fourth Street
St. Vincent’s Church
West Third Street
New York
Dolan
Chelsea
Edward H. Dolan
Patrick Dolan
Walnut Street
St. Rose Church
Gross
Wollaston
Mary W
Frederick A. Gross
EB. A. Snow
West Elm Avenue
Cape Cod
Hilliard
William L
Thomas
Mary A. Hilliard
City Point Court
St. Julia’s Church
Kelley
Brighton
Thomas B
Eliza
John Kelley
Mary A
Owen E. Lyons
Naughton
Sumer Street
Church of the Assumption
Alma Mater Court
Robert Emmet Lodge
New England Order of Protection
A. O
M. C. C. Maguire
John Lawrence
William B
Johannah T. Maguire
Tremont Street
St. Francis de Sales Church
Vernon Street
Fifth Regiment
McAvoy
North Cambridge
Patrick McAvoy
Thomas Gallagher
Frank Street
St. John’s Church
Fredericton
N. B
M’devitt
Charlestown
Jennie McDev
Merrifield
Somerville
Susan
Joan HA
Sarah B. Merrifield
Ubbell Street
Murphy
Everett
Patrick
Helen Murphy
Harris
Crescent Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
Murray
Sunderland Street
Roxbury
Ellen
Acne Murray
Waterman Chapel
Washington Street
McNeil
Catherine McNeil
North End
Mary Cleary
Highland Street
All Sainte
McNamara
Bessie
Nee Rice
John McNamara
Henry J. McIntire
Southwood Street
Nathanson
Samuel
Anna K. Nathanson
Warre. Street
Noyes
Belmont
John A. Noyes
Cary Avenue
Norton
Mary A. Aviton
Egan
Norton Street
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Thorp
Cambridge
Margaret Ann Thorp
Lamson Place
Essex Street
West End
St. John the Evangelist Church
Bowdoin Street
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