Chaos in Mexico City as Huerta crisis deepens
Reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico City describe Huerta’s cabinet rift and looming chaos. Foreigner protection is pledged as consuls coordinate mediation with Gen Maas and Admiral Fletcher. Former American diplomat O Shaughnessy sails to Galveston amid uncertain future in Mexico.
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Vera Cruz
lReports
Mexico City
Muerta
Benor Pusillin Rojas
Cabiot
Blanquet
Capitel
Shera
Maxteo City
Haeda
Ituerta
Otter
Manzanilo
Maas
M. Brouxet
Gustavo Maas
Vera Crue
Mfex T $Co
Admiral II
Fletcher
Gan
M. Brouzet
Maus
Mexco
United States
Gen. Huerta
O'Shaughnessy Mranewsr
Nelton O'Shaughnessy
Galveston
Wankfoo
Washington
Mexico
Hus Iands
Gadger
Les SecadBase
Roo Ac
2811 Air Gays 3
CANIM
Fifth
Fred Funston
Gel
Mass
Fire Alarm Numbers List Dungeon Map of City Streets
Fire alarm numbers and cross streets listed across Lawrence Glass Works to Engina House, including Jefferson and Grant Bra, South and Leaver sts, Nari and Beaver Sts, Mercer St, Lincoln, Highland, Washington, Oak, Croton, North Ray, Grove, Pittsburg, Jefferson, Summit, Nail MiM, Moravia, Grant, New Cantle Pottery, and many others. The fragment appears to catalog fire alarm points, intersections, and nearby landmarks for emergency response routing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Glass Works
Fells Ste
Hospital
Jefferson and Grant Bra
South
Leaver Sts
Nari and
Beaver Sts
Jefferson $l
Tuat Brides
Grant and Graven Sty
Willington and
Aollson
Mercer St
Lieela Aya
Lincoln and
Ithodessla
Carlista
Linc
Highland Wid Walla Ave
Nesturbock Ave
Fiat
Geant
Wider's
North
Ray and Ridge
Crewford and Erie
Oak and Nay
Pearson and Byors Ste
Grove SL
Dowds
Shnp
Mill Se
Pittshilre
Ren Ata
Frinkin and
Pittsburg
Rpier Ave
Jon St. Taburg
Ariington Ave
Long Ave
Williams St
Jefferson and
George Sty
Lynéal and Betniant
Summit
Sutton Sts
Nail Mim
Moravia
Mil and Home
Morayvin
Pollock and
Lag
W. Miller
d—Jeferson
Terrace Aya
Yarnistor and Electric
New Castle Box Myetnrg
Engina Houre
Saventh Ware
Forge and Dolt Warky
Prisoners Freed From 16 Year Term
The article recalls freed political prisoners, including 14 year old Jose Ortega and 80 year old Ramon Sanchez, who describe brutal confinement, hunger, and torture. Former inmates credit American aid and vow to honor their benefactors amid a flag display and renewed hope for liberty.
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Unise
Luga de Ulta
Bren
Uley
Uc Darnor
Jose Ortega
Tabasco
Ramon Sanchez
Colima
Mao Sanchez
Senator Penrose Says He Is Strong Here In Return Visit
Senator Penrose visits New Castle with headquarters at the New Leslie hotel and declares strong Republican support rising in eastern and western Pennsylvania. He expects a large vote in the primary, notes a shift away from the Prohibition and third parties, and outlines a western state tour to visit Beaver Valley and nearby towns.
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New Leslie Hotel
Penrose
Sam
Wester Penneriyania
Republican Party
Lha Wuastington
New Castle
Samuel W. Penninmeker
Gov
Washington
Texnec
Sitate
Vislinus
Beaver Valley
Gutter
Indiana
Bonark
British Warships Patrol Ulster Coast at Night
British warships patrolled the Ulster coast through the night using searchlights. The Royal Navy reports few signals along the coast and sees no evidence of gun running by Ulster Volunteer forces or Allied filibuster activity. A cautious mine watch remained in place as ships continued patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnternartansil
Belwast
Agai
Ulster
Fire Claims Two In Denver Boarding House Inferno
In Denver Colorado May 2 two men died in a blaze that destroyed toy sutonus and rooming houses in a hotel near Oak Creek. Police accuse attackers as Davie Mred and Teebert Doggett, 24, and 60 year old Snow were charged to death to the renin donde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Oak Creek
Ena
Colorado
Bianwel Bal
Stripe Vines
Atttkers
Davie Mred
Teebert Doggett
Snow
Renin Donde
Injured Man Leaves Hospital After Wrack Incident
An injured man identified as Coors Axtell left the hospital after a wreck involved in a local incident. He was noted to be in stable condition with injuries reported by medical staff. Police investigations continue to determine cause and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coors Axtell
Cade Hospital
Mediation Progress Faces Carranza Stand Near Tampico
Latin-American mediators press on at Washington talks despite Car ranza’s rejection of a neutral Tampico zone. They praise early gains including acceptance of offers by the United States Huerta and Carranza, plus armistice suspensions, while critics among constitutionalists threaten delay. Reports say American prisoner Edward W Ryne freed and talk of amnesty for Huerta lingers as envoys claim steady advance.
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W. N. Taft
Star
The
TON
White House
Washington
Macdiators
Gen. Car- Press
Tampico
Igédiators
Tat Carranan
Uau
Thea
Miers Wis
Pay
Edwand W. Ryu
Martanga
Lu Eguient
Gil Well Gare
Tautpleo
Armentina
Craxil
Chile
Ont Diplomet
United States
Huerta
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Utala
Boston
Zeratecas
Mex
Mexico City
Amery
Ateericans
Vintage collar making methods from old fashion article
A historical note outlines practical steps to fashion collars, describing fabric amounts, how to cut edges, wire insertion for stability, and the shaping of neckline curves. It references a ventilated wetting technique, a narrow option along the neck, and mentions a large 276,000 ton shipment in a separate line.
Benjamin Heasley Improves After Near-Death Explosion
Benjamin Heasley, badly injured when caught under a wagon carrying dynamite near Mdenturg, is reported to be slightly better and improving at Shenango Valley Hospital. He remains seriously hurt but stable as of the latest update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Heasley
Mdenturg
Shenango, Valley Hospital
Rockefeller Jr Guarded After New York Threats
International News Service reports two or three men arrived from New York to serve as bodyguards for John D. Rockefeller Jr. They were assigned after threats from anarchists near the Rockefeller estate at Pocantico Valley, prompting heightened security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inlernational News Service
Talulus
Iyex
York City
John 1
Rockefellin
New York
Rockorwlter
Walla
Women's Temperance Union opposes Tyler city farm plan
The W C T U of Lawrence County petitions New Castle officials to halt sending inebriates and criminals to the city home for the aged. They assert the practice harms residents, reduces the home to a prison, and exposes inmates to stigma without oversight. The petition asks the council to abate the dangerous arrangement.
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Tyler
Honorabry Council
City of
New Castle
Toder
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lawrence County
Hedrim
Bota
Cily
New Caste
W. C. TU
Central Union of
Cty
Wome
Uns
Baer
ELIZA W_ MCDRIpE
Mns
Elizabeth
Connell
Maylor Tyler
Mission Reports At Conference In Primitive Methodist Rally
A Friday evening missionary rally at Maitland Memorial Church during the Pennsylvania conference featured Rev. James Walker of Suterville and reports from home and foreign missions. Rev. W. Th. Russell highlighted a year of record fundraising and activity in home missions with Pittsburgh First Church and Willis-Darra First Church leading contributions. Foreign missions totals showed strong regional support, led by Pittsburgh West Church, Plymouth Second Church, and Tartagua. Address by Rev. John Reseigh urged broader funding and spiritual support, while Rev. H. J. Duckingham spoke on expanding foreign missions. Choir performances under Choirmaster Richardson added to the program, with Rev. S. Nichelle Sr. of Philadelphia also contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Primitive Methodist Church
Maitland Memorial Church
James Walker
Suterville
Wee
Home Mission
W. TH. Russell
Tazeltan
Home Mission Board
Bow Missions
Ural
Pittsburg
Hourgdile
Schuylhill
Wyoming
Pittsburg Wiest
Plymouth
Tartagua
John Reseigh
Olyphant
H. J. Duckingham
Wilkes- Barre
Richardson
Nichelle, Sr
Philadelphia
Selection and choir praise at church service
Miss Bessie Williams, daughter of the pastor, led the selection My Father Knows All, a rendition that moved many in attendance. The ministerial choir, composed of the conference’s best voices, performed several pieces and were well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Willams
Mexico Breaks Trade Relations With United States
May 2 Mexico declares all commercial traffic with the United States prohibited after the Vera Cruz port incident. Treasury announces embargo on U S goods and sailors barred from Mexican railroads and ports. Citizens warned of wage and relocation implications as borders tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier
United States
Charged with Stealing Watch in Local Arrest
J Burebuck and a foreigner were arrested on Moravia Street by Police Chief Otis for allegedly stealing a gold watch from J Levine. An information has been filed against him before Alderman Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Burebuck
Murevia
Ebreet Otis More- Ing Hy
Pollea Young
J. Levine
Alderman Cooper
Dime summons chip to Pacific Coast fight card
A telegram from manager Jimmy Dime states that George and Joa Chip have been matched for Pacific Coast fights and will leave immediately. Misa Harriet Kelge of Ellwand Uily is sent to Valley hospital for surgical treatment.
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Dime
Chip
Pacific Coast
Jimmy Dime
Hey
George
Joa Chip
Misa Harriat Kelge
Ellwand Uily
Finsheen Drorghé
Ahenango Valley Hospital
Demand Arms Be Given Up in United States Proclamation
Secretary of War Garrison issues a proclamation calling individuals, groups, associations and corporations from Colorado strike districts to surrender arms. Troops will disarm rioters first, then dealers and citizens, with receipts issued for arms turned in. Proclamation urges peace and restoration of order across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Wasilington
Garrison
Qross
Colorado
Eltisens
Garrigan
Holtrdek
Feiddad
Col
United States
U. S
Firge
Respcradons
Mob Attacks Detective Burns in Georgia Town
Detective William J. Burns denounces the mob that rough handled him during the Mary Phagan case visit in the town. Assistant Dan Lethon will be cross examined as to Burns connection to the investigation. Mrs. A T Henry visits sister in Barbortory as noted.
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International News Bermany
Atlanta
William J. Burns
Ben Hil
Mary Phagan
Dan G. Lethon
Burns
Will
Derpo
hJasaatatant
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A. M. Jamieson
KN. 8
Atlantic Hicet
Connecticut
Nadier
Robert J. Kerr
Apie
Canglians
bin Fray
Wess
Pali
Mike
Celine
Spain
Paya Ons
P al
AM Morerntils Trady
A. T. Henry
Barbortory
Cosel Clothing Co
S. Senblum
Casel Clothing Company
East Washington Street
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