News of the Week in Dots and Dashes
A digest of international and domestic affairs notes Proposals on suffrage and temperance reported to the House, South American mediation for Mexico, and naval mobilizations. Also reports on Vera Cruz events, Caribbean diplomacy, and crises in Chile and Haiti with multiple named officials and ships.
Eleanor Wilson Wedding to McAdoo Held in White House Blue Room
The ceremony for Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson and William Gibbs McAdoo took place Thursday evening in the Blue Room of the White House with the President escorting the bride. Guests gathered in the Red Room for congratulations as the Marine Band played and a small dinner followed in the State Dining Room. The bride wore an old point lace gown with orange blossoms and a long train, and her going away outfit was a three piece corbeau blue ensemble with blue gabardine and charmeuse.
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War Department Night Meeting on Huerta Crisis
Reported collapse of the Huerta regime in Mexico City prompts a War Department gathering with General Funston and the full staff. Officials weigh sending up to 60,000 troops toward Vera Cruz or Mexico City to restore order if needed. Refugees’ accounts raise concern over possible rapid upheaval and armed resistance along the railroad route.
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Roosevelt’s River Claim Questioned by London Press
London editors doubt Theodore Roosevelt’s assertion of a new river in Brazil, branding it unlikely due to local rubber hunters’ familiarity with the Madeira basin. They note the Madeira has long been mapped and argue the supposed wide river could not escape prior tracing.
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American and British Residents Killed Near Guadalajara Mines
A British subject identified as Ransdell and seven Americans are reported killed at mines near Guadalajara. Two British subjects died, while the remainder, including the Smith family, are listed as safe. The information comes from the British vice consul in Ouadalayers to the British embassy.
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Ethics, Religion, and the Path to Redemption
The piece argues that ethics form religion's real material and that societal progress depends on ethical leadership in business and statecraft. It envisions a future where all know righteousness, guided by religious mercy, as the church calls for active church leadership.
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