Wilson to Warn Nations to Stay Hands Off Mexico
The United States prepares a world proclamation declaring that any interference in Mexican affairs will be an unfriendly act toward the U S. President Wilson Secretary Bryan and Counselor Moore discuss the wording to be sent to all foreign governments in line with prior policy of informing others of steps in the Mexican problem.
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Wilson
United States
Washington
Bryan
John Bassett Moore
State Department
United States Policy Statement On Mexican Governments
The proclamation defines U S policy toward Mexico's de facto authorities, asserting recognition only for hemispheric governments based on law and order. It was delayed until after Mexico's election, influenced by Sir Lionel Carden's credential presentation and recent dispatch of warships to Mexican waters.
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United States
Mexico
Lionel Carden
Huerta
Mexican
Robbery at Boston Tea Store Nets Small Cash Take
Two young men wielding a revolver robbed a tea store at 43 Washington Street in Boston at 6 20 last night. Thousands of people were nearby but the pair escaped with $66 49 in cash.
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Boston
Washington Street
Robbery and Inferno at Somerville Tea Firm Fire Tragedy
A revolver-wielding pair robbed Teacoff Tea Co. of 66.49 as Corkery and clerk Hatch prepared to close. A deadly blaze at a factory complex killed at least four, with 200 workers inside. Fire crews found incinerated bodies and investigators opened a district attorney inquiry into an explosion blamed on gas flames and a japanning fluid tank.
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Michael J. Corkery
Beacon Street
Somerville
Teacoff Tea Company
Tea Company
Corkery
Irving J. Hatch
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Hatch
John Gonzalo
Charles R. Hoffman
Martha Morris
Hoffman
Skinner
Explosion in Canal Street Factory Kills Six
A gas oven used for enamel work on the top floor of a six story Canal Street factory exploded today. The blast killed six and injured or burned more than twenty others, with several said to be in critical condition.
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New York
Canal Street
Tragic Lynn Child Fatally Struck by Furniture Truck
Eight year old Joseph Lipevinsky, son of Mr and Mrs Sarcarine Lipevinsky of 128 Vine Street Lynn, was killed yesterday afternoon after running into a slowly moving furniture truck on Summer Street. The vehicle was operated by Frank Noone and owned by D B Power.
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Joseph Lipevinsky
Sarcarine Lipevinsky
Vine Street
Lynn
Frank Noone
D. B. H. Power
Summer Street
Call strike of all trades in Worcester
The Central Labor Union adopts a resolution calling a sympathetic strike of Worcester trades, about 15 000 workers, to aid the steamfitters in a 15 week strike. A referendum is set for union members within 30 days while mediation offers from the Chamber of Commerce are reviewed.
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Worcester
Central Labor Union Tonight
Organized Trades
Chamber of Commerce
Hines Dies at East Boston Hospital
Lieutenant James EB Hines 51 of the East Boston police division died suddenly of kidney trouble yesterday afternoon at the East Boston Relief Station after leaving his desk at headquarters. Appointed Navy 4, 1885, he rose to sergeant in 1898 and lieutenant in 1911. He leaves a widow and seven children.
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James EB. Hines
East Boston
Hines
North End
South Boston
Lagrange Street
Convict Doctor Tells of Sale of Arsenic in Eaton Case
Plymouth Oct 24 Tomorrow morning will place Mrs Jennie May Eaton on the witness stand as the Plymouth county murder jury considers her innocence claim in Admiral Joseph G Eaton s death She will deny administering arsenic while recounting alleged circumstances of the death and nurse visits The defence cites a disease diagnosis and will call Whitney Balch and another medical expert for testimony
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Plymouth
Jennie May Eaton
Plymouth County
Joseph G. Eaton
William A. Morse
Admiral Eaton
Whitney and Balch
Gov
Astronomical Clock Notes and Seasonal Timings
The report records sunrise and sunset times for Portland and Gloucester, with dawn and dusk data, moon phase last quarter, and a count of the day in autumn. It notes Venus rising at 3:51 a.m. and Mars at 9:15 p.m., Jupiter setting, Saturn rising, and a lamp-lighting time before 5:18 p.m.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Historic naval victory and notable battles memorialized
Today marks the 1812 capture of the British frigate Macedonian by the United States ship under Decatur, along with noted battles at Pine Bluff in 1863 and Balaklava in 1854. It recalls a past year’s libel suit filed by Colonel Theodore Roosevelt to counter drinking accusations.
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United States
Decatur
Pine Bluff
Ark
Balaklava
Roosevelt
Rainy Saturday in Boston Area Forecast
Rain Saturday for Boston and vicinity with unsettled conditions. Sunday expected fair and warmer with light to moderate southerly winds. Forecast issued from Washington notes New England rain Saturday and fair Sunday with mild south winds.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa Yesterday
Average yesterday temperature recorded as 57 degrees with readings throughout the day. Data lists early morning lows around 50s and late afternoon highs near 60, noting variations at several times and marks the day’s overall average.
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Thompson
Moderate Skits to Check Evil at WCTU Session
New York Oct 24. Frances Barnes, secretary of the Wom ens Branch, urged delegates that the world organization must take a stand on women dress. She said progress against evils requires dressing children in skirts below the knees and proposed a new clothes department.
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New York
World’s Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Frances Barnes
Young Women’s
World’s Organization
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Temperance Debate Highlights Gradual Education Approach
Mayor Kline and delegates hear a temperance talk urging gradual education over prohibition. The speaker favors moderation and regulated liberty amid debates on excise laws, with Mrs. Stevens presiding and Countess Cartisie represented by letter. Lady Aurea Howard presents a loving cup. Countess’s gift of 5006 for missionary work noted.
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Kline
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