Taft Explains Army Deployment to Texas Border
President Taft explains the border mobilization to protect the United States during Mexico unrest. He says action would require Congress, notes neutrality law enforcement and aims for peace. Troops may stay in Texas for four months, with training for regulars and state militia.
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Taft
Congress
Army
Navy
Texas
Mexico
United States
Diaz
Republic
de la Barra
Confederate Veterans Offer To Serve In Federal Army From Texas
Secretary of War J M Dickinson a Southerner replies to the Fort Worth Confederate Grays offering service as U S infantry on the Mexican border or elsewhere in the present crisis He praises Southern loyalty and peace policy while affirming the administration seeks to avoid war and would use arbitration to resolve international disputes The article also describes a veteran brigade from Fort Sam Houston preparing for maneuvers at Leon Springs and notes ongoing military mobilization and regional tensions.
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Washington
Fort Worth
Texas
Confederate Grays
United States
Dickinson
Jo Smith
Fort Sam Houston
United States Army
Leon Springs
Field Artillery
War Department
Limantour
Madero
Sam Houston
Army on a hike toward Leon Springs readiness for active duty
The First Brigade of Veteran Regulars equipped with bull cartridges begins a march toward Leon Springs in readiness for possible active service. A. G. Munro reports from San Antonio that officers and soldiers believe intervention may be imminent.
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Leon Springs
Rebels Sack Tlaltenango After 26 Hour Battle
A 17 man rebel force led by Luis Moya seized Tlaltenango Zacatecas after a day and night clash with 26 federal soldiers and townspeople. Nine rebels died eight wounded, bank cash of 5000 dollars seized, telegraph lines cut, and the attackers fled ahead of arriving relief troops two hours later.
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Zacatecas
Mexico
Luis Moya
Tlaltenango
Major Aguilar
Endress Chai Crashes Man at South Boston Wharf Engine
Daniel D. Lynch 43 of 648 East Second Street South Boston died in the Edison Electric Illuminating Company wharf engine room. About 6 30 p m watchman James Higgins found Lynch crushed inside an endless chain bucket system used to feed coal. Belts likely pulled him in while he reached for lodged coal. Lynch survived by wife Catherine and six children Mary Annie Abbie Margaret Jeremiah Elizabeth.
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Daniel D. Lynch
East Second Street
South
Boston
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
L Street
James P. Higgins
Lynch
Catherine
Mary
Annie
Abbie
Margaret
Jeremiah
Elizabeth
Gould Steps Down as Missouri Pacific President
George J. Gould resigns from the Missouri Pacific presidency at a directors meeting and is made chairman of the board. A special committee including Gates and Adams will select a new president with board approval. Gould dismisses rumors of discord as unfounded and aimed at hurting credit.
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New York
George J. Gould
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Mr. Gould
Frederick T. Gates
Des Adams
Gould
Local Mother Rescues Children From Fire
Mrs Ida Goldberg of 30 Warren Avenue Malden rushed into her blazing home yesterday afternoon to save her two small children upstairs where the fire began. Firemen carried out James D Gordon of Stearns Street who was overcome by smoke. A passerby alerted Gordon who entered the blaze after learning a child slept upstairs. Mrs Goldberg witnessed smoke from across the street as she visited neighbors.
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Ida Goldberg
Warren Avenue
Malden
James D. Gordon
Stearns Street
Cordon
Goldberg
Bennett Recital at Jordan Hall
Baritone Charles Bennett sang to a large audience in Jordan Hall with a program spanning Handel Mozart Her mann Brahms Strauss Somervell White Foote Chadwick. His diction was clean and his voice well trained showing seriousness and versatility throughout the evening. Applause was constant and long.
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Charles Bennett
Jordan Hall
Handel
Mozart
Hermann
Brahms
Strauss
Somervell
Harry
White
Foote
Chadwick
Bennett
McLaughlin Elected Overseer of the Poor in Cambridge
Former Cambridge councilman Frank McLaughlin won the five year post on the Cambridge Board of Overseers of the Poor in a joint Cambridge City Council session. Eben H. Googins ran as nonpartisan candidate. W. H. Lewis and Father John F. Walsh named to Public Library trustees. aldermen tabled appointments for a week.
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Frank McLaughlin
Cambridge
Cambridge Board of Overseers of the Poor
H. H. Winslow
Eben H. Googins
MéeLaughlin
United States Attorney-General
W. H. Lewis
John F. Walsh
Board of Public Library Trustees
Board of Aldermen
Claim Boy Killed Parents With Axe
New Haven county coroner ruled that Thomas Fitzgibbons Jr killed his father and mother in their Ansonia home by crushing their skulls with an axe, then set the house afire. He is held without bail after two prior insanity commitments in Connecticut and New York.
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New Haven
Daughters of Zion Benefit Ball Draws Zionist Support
The Mt Bowdoin Hall Dorchester venue hosted the Boston Daughters of Zion annual ball with Zionist sympathizers. Jacob de Haas editor of the Jewish Advocate and ex Senator Edward J Bromberg spoke. Proceeds benefit the Theodore Herzl Sabbath School at Baldwin Place Synagogue.
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Mt. Bowdoin Hall
Washington
Ilton Streets
Dorchester
Boston Daughters of Zion
Jacob de Haas
Jewish Advocate
Federation of Zonists
Edward J. Bromberg
Julius Meyer
Theodore Herzel
Baldwin Plate
Daughters of Zion
Montwait Chautauqua Dates Announced for Annual Assembly
Montwait Me eenix assembly dates announced by assembly directors of BaSeMak and con. The event will open July 18 and continue until July.
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Montwait
Jam
BaSeMak
Con
Portguese Wrestler Kills Two Women Then Self in Fall River
Eugene Soares, a 32-year-old Portuguese wrestler, shot two women at a Bedford Street boarding house in Fall River. He wounded Mrs. Delvina Mellen 60 and Mrs. Anne Paradis 22 before killing himself with a head shot. Both victims were taken to City Hospital in serious condition.
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Fall River
Eugene Soares
Bedford Street
City Hospital
Delvina Mellen
Anne Paradis
Mellen
Soares
Booker T. Washington Action in Ulrich Case Probed
Dr. Booker T. Washington pursues criminal action after an assault at a Sixty-third Street building. Magistrate Cornell sets nominal bail at $500 as Ulrich waives examination. The courtroom scene drew thousands outside and an emergency ambulance treated a fainted bystander.
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Andrew Carnegie
Cornell
Pinchback
Louisiana
Ulrich
Washington
Dr. Washington
MccAneny
Flynn
Divorce Granted After Wife Earned Livelihood
Ralph W. Loud a civil engineer secured a decree nisi from Judge Raymond granting divorce from Charlotte Louise Loud on grounds of desertion. The wife was accused of persisting in earning her own living by posing for artists and working as a nurse and stenographer rather than staying at home.
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Ralph W. Loud
Charlotte Louise Loud
Raymond
Rough Skin the Hood's Lotion Promises All-Weather Use
Advertises Rough Skin the Hood's Lotion as suitable for all weather effects on the skin and encourages buying today. Claims a price of 50 cents.
Obituary notices from Boston area March 1911
Death notices list numerous families with March 18 to 23 burial dates in Boston suburbs. Requiem masses set at churches including St. John's, Sacred Heart, and Gate of Heaven. Norfolk and Roxbury addresses reference residents like Aspacher Barcellos Cash Couett Cowhig Gearty and Mahon. Families invite relatives to attend services with details on residences and church times.
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Aspacher
Boylston Station
Sane Aspacher
Ays
Porter Street
Toledo
Barcellos
Boston
Elias J
Maria Barcellos
Border Street
St. John the Baptist Church
Couett
Massachusetts General Hospital
Margaret Couett
Funeras
John Coucett
Kort Avenue
Roxbury
All Saints’ Church
Cowhig
Revere
Johanna Cowhig
William Cowhig
Proctor Avenue
Immaculate Conception Church
Cox
Eustis Street
Ann F
Engelhardt
South Boston
Henry
Johanna Engelhardt
Dixfield Street
New Calvary
Kerre
Watertown
Bridget
David Keefe
Galen Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Oly Cross
Lyons
Mary A
Owen E. Lyons
Naughton
Sumner Street
Church of the Assumption
Alma Mater Court
Robert Emmet Lodge
New England Order of Protection
A. _ MAHON
Brookline
Thomas
Julia Mahon
Juniper Street
St. Mary's of the Assumption Church
St. Lawrence Court
M. C
Maguire
John Lawrence
William B
Johannah T. Maguire
Tremont Street
St. Francis E Sales
Vernon Street
Heriot
Comrades Company Hi
Fifth Regiment
McAvoy
North Cambridge
Patrick McAvoy
Thomas Gallagher
Frank Street
St. John’s Church
Fredericton
N. B
Papers
M'Avoy
Charleytown
Elizabeth J
Michael M. McAvoy
Chelsea Street
St. Catherine’s Church
Vine Street
J M’devitt
Charlestown
Jennie McDevitt
Monument, Avenue
Telephone Cambridge
Patrick
Helen Murphy
Harris
Crescent Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Holy Cross Cemetery
New York
Murray
Sunderland Street
Ellen
John Murray
Waterman Capel
Washington Street
Norton
Mary A. Norton
Egan
John C. Norton
Calumet Street
Selemn
Mission Church
Patterson
Agnes C
Brenton C. Patterson
Appleton Street
Malden
Sammonds
Charles J
Lillie Sammonds
Curtis Chapel
Dudley Street
London
England
Shaughnessy
Dorchester
Mary A. Shaughnessy
Cogie
John Shaughnessy
Norton Street
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Calvary Cemetery
Sheeehy
Catherine Sheehy
Edward A. Sheehy
Gate of Heaven Church
Spofford
Madison Street
Rose A. Spofford
Sullivan
Neponset
James A
Annie Sullivan
Griffith
Michael and
Mary Sullivan
Rowe Street
St. Ann's Church
Thorp
Cambridge
Margaret Ann Thorp
Lamson Place
Essex Street
West End
St. John the Evangelist Church
Bowdoin Street
Telegraph Street
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Michael's Church
Flushing
L. I
Pere Marquette Cornell
Dorcester
Brooklyn
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