World Focus on Mexico Crisis and U S Military Moves
The article traces rising international concern as the United States amasses troops near the Texas border and ships mass in the Gulf. Officials insist it is a border neutrality patrol while Mexican authorities protest interference. Rumors swirl about President Diaz’s health amid tense diplomacy.
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Gulf of Mexico
Aexico
Rio Grande
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Washington
Diaz
Mexico
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Frances Elizabeth Willard Hall of Fame entry
Frances Elizabeth Willard, temperance reformer born Sept 28 1839 in Churchville New York, died February 18 1898 in New York. Educated at Northwestern Female College later professor of aesthetics. Secretary and president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, founder and long-time president of the World’s Christian Temperance Union. Lectured in America and England on temperance and woman suffrage. Editor of the Union Signal and author of several books.
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Northwestern Female College
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
World’s Christian Temperance Umion
America
England
Union Signal
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