17 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
1
An exhibit titled The Home Beautiful features the finest mural decorations on display in Frederick. Visitors are urged not to miss viewing the showcase of home beautifying art and decorative panels.
Washington reports Intimations Huerta would pursue his program in Mexico despite President Wilson. Nelson O'Shaughnessy, American chargé d’affaires in Mexico City, conveyed that the US government would object to any elections held under the provisional regime. The note warns against recognizing results from such elections and signals heightened diplomatic tension.
In a coastal courtroom the case against a murdered husband’s heir proceeds. The proceedings center on Mrs Eaton and the unearthed letters tied to the Atiton family, with photographs entered as evidence as observers await the verdict.
Reports reflect U S stance on intervention and Huerta amid growing tension in Mexico City. Mention of diplomatic shifts and calls for restraint. Also notes price drops in beef futures and a pardon for Richard C Neal in Transvaal war bravery case. Rail line disruption due to stolen trolley wire near Suffern.
Fragmented text notes an October Philadelphia report about a German Lloyd Line stern sail incident. Mentions passengers, survivors, and a rescue, without clear specifics or complete names or dates.
The Episcopal convention advanced a name change amendment by a two thirds bishop vote and overwhelming deputy support. The proposal, led by Dr William King of Trinity Church, sparked lively, divided discussion among conservatives and progressives amid a contested, tense gathering over church identity.
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