American threat and Mexican danger drive U S cautions
Sept 16 reports say the United States warns citizens in northern Mexico to return home as Carranza and Villa factions clash. General Villa disavows responsibility for an American’s kidnapping, while U S Special Agent Carothers remains with Villa. In Brownsville two infantry companies run to San Benito and Lyford amid fears of Mexican bandit activity during Independence Day celebrations.
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Robora
Chihuahua
United States
Mlanleas Banda
Nce
Villa
Chihushus
Gorder
Brownsville
Tex
San Benito
Lyford
Here
Rio Grande
Outrages by Zapatas Rebel Hordes Reported in Morelos
Mexico City reports General Emiliano Zapata's rebel forces in Morelos are committing brutal acts. Thousands in occupied districts face starvation as food supplies are seized. Toluca and Cuernavaca have received no food for a week. Zapata executed Ignacio de la Torres, son in law of Porfirio Diaz.
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Zapatistas
Mexico City
Emiliano Zapatas
Morelos
Toluca
Cuernavaca
Zapata
Ignacio de la Torres
Porfirio Diaz
Berlin Raps U S Plotters Over Destruction of Munitions Plants
Berlin denounces pamphlets urging destruction of American munitions factories as stupid and dangerous. The statement says private citizens may spread such agitation, not newspapers, and warns against actions that would cripple war supply through anti allied rhetoric. In Washington, Henry Sefers, a photographer, was shot dead by Joseph Bentley after boarding quarrel. Bentley fired as Sefers left the house, killing him.
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Arme
Berta
Gegs
United States
Washington
Spt
Henry Seffers
Joséph Bentley
Bentley
Seders
Mexico City Darkness After Power Fault Strikes
Mexico City plunged into darkness as a mechanical fault disrupted electrical service. Street railway lines stalled and tram operations halted while authorities restored power. Street lighting partially returned within hours and local dynamos worked to resume service.
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Mexico City
Che Nerava
Db Tk
Pope Intervenes for Armenians in Ottoman Atrocities
Rome reports Pope Benedict instructed the apostolic delegate in Constantinople to press authorities and halt abuses against Armenians after alarming reports reached the Vatican. The démarche sought protection and an end to mistreatment during mounting tensions in the region.
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Rome
Benedlt
Constantinople
Messaline in Brown Green Blue and Black Dress
A listing describes a dress named Messaline offered in brown green blue and black with long sleeves and a high roll collar priced at 3.00.
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Messaline
Samuel A Gregg launches Palace Livery and stable services
Samuel A Gregg announces the Palace Livery Stables offering first class outfits and a range of services at Coll and Doll. He invites public patronage, stating readiness to serve with high quality horse transport and related care.
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Palace
Samuel A. Gregg
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Woking
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Berlin
U. S
Sequgiid
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C. E. Cline
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Paris
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North Market Street
Frederick, Md
South Market Street
E. Patrick St
Helfe Enstein & Urner
Nonth Markt ST
Loney
C. Thomas Kemp
the Square
Kemps
James A. Long
Carty’s Furniture Store
Patrick St
East Frederick
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
B. Rosenour & Sons
Outfitters Market
Patrick Streets
North Market ST
Frederick
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James E. Doll
Puowe FT
Miz
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