Forward Religion in Its History
Mexico receives a warning demanding protection of American property. First Christian Conservation Congress opens in Carnegie Hall with leaders from the United States Canada and Britain including Taft Bryan Bryce and other movement advocates as snow piles up in the Northwest and New York.
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New York
Mea
Religion Forward
Christian Conservation
Congress
Carnegie Hall
Canada
Taft
William J. Bryan
James H. Bryce
England
US warns Mexico over American lives in Mexico
Washington warns the Mexican government and General Pascual Orozco that the United States expects and must demand adequate protection for American life and property within Mexico. The note asserts the US will hold Mexico responsible for such protections.
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Washington
United States
Pascual Orozco
Insurrectos
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Titanic hits iceberg area in distress call
Advices report the liner Titanic with almost 1000 aboard struck an iceberg and sent distress. The Virginian is en route to render aid.
Worst Snow Storm of the Year In Deadwood Area
The report describes a severe snow storm hitting Deadwood and surrounding districts with heavy accumulations ranging from fifteen inches locally to as much as three feet in higher mountain regions. Weather warnings and potential travel disruptions are noted.
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Deadwood
S&s D
Pres
Polar voyage plans shift to San Francisco
An easel-bearing figure who traveled to the south pole will reach San Francisco in April 1913. Axtundesen is expected to arrive three months later to outfit the vessel for a dash to the north pole.
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South Pole
San Francisco
Axtundesen
North Pole
New York Authority Reveals Sparse De Minde Notes
New York report notes limited de Minde details despite broad uncertainty. An authority source provides cautious confirmation amid unclear data.
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New York
Global and National News Briefs Highlight Senators and Crises
Senators discuss rail workers petitions and the employers liability bill as Norris Brown’s anti monopoly patent bill draws attention. The judiciary committee eyes a Union Pacific right of way limit while Owen backs road improvement funding. Paris taxi bombing injures pedestrians and the Nile excursion steamer sinks with heavy loss of life. Clara Barton dies at ninety. Morgan guarded in Italy over the Mona Lisa theft. Grant dies in New York.
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Hitchcock
Brotherhood of Railway
Omaha
South Omaha
Lincoln
Norris Brown
Feserememia of Justice
United States
House Committee On Judiciary
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Senate
Swanson
Judiciary Committee
Norris
Union
Pacific
South Omaha Brotherhood of Railroad
W. E. Mellor
Nebraska State Board of Agriculture
Congressman Maguire
Nebraska
Committee On Agriculture of the
House
Frank A. O'Conner
Iowa
Paris
Mount McKinley
Fairbanks
Alaska
Cairo
Egypt
N. J. Ellestad
United- Norwegian Lutheran Church In America
Seattle
Wu Ting. Pang
Madrid
Theodore
Charles Kytomaki
John Kutomaki
Crystal Falls
Wis
West Point School Board
Harley Shaver
Peru Normal
Glenn Marshall
Leavenworth
Fred A. Corbin
Reynolds
Neb
Jajeio
Morelos
Mexico
House Agricultural Committee
Belfast
Andrew Bomar Law
Panther Forest
Greenville
Miss
Arkansas
York Council
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clara Barton
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Glen Echo
J. Pierpont Morgan
Italy
America
Louvre
Frederick D. Grant
Buckingham Hotel
New York City
Danger of Floods Fades in Black Hills Region
Flood risk in the Black Hills area is easing after days of concern. Denver wholesale beef prices have risen about 25 percent. Iowa resident Charlies Miller, 87, Lincoln cousin, dies at home. Governor Deneen recovers enough to depart for Chicago for the primary. Robert Cameron Rodgers, author of My Rosary, undergoes appendectomy. A January 31 postal incident reports costs between 350000 and 400000. Nebraska resident H D Mohler dies by self-inflicted gunshot in a barn.
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Black Hills
Denver
Charlies Miller
Abraham Lincoln
Iowa
Deneen
Chicago
Robert Cameron Rodgers
Rosary
H. D. Mohler
Wahoo, Neb
Lown
Arbor Day Proclamation in Nebraska Declares April 22 a Holiday
Governor Chester H. Aldrich proclaims April 22 Arbor Day as a statewide holiday urging school observances and tree planting. The article notes Nebraska being first to designate Arbor Day by statute. A practical fire demonstration by State Fire Warden Charles Randall shows safe oil lamp handling before exit.
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Arbor
Nebraska
Union
Chester “H. Aldrich
Charles Randall
State House
Tecumseh Sheriff Requisition Seeks Florida Return for Hesse
Sheriff Roberts of Tecumseh obtained a governor’s requisition to extradite E. E. Hesse from Florida for the 1910 murder of his wife and stepdaughter Wauneta. Hesse was reported in St. Petersburg across Tampa Bay and is believed in custody. The report notes enforcement actions by state officials on gasoline storage and a March roundup by the State Food Commissioner’s office with dozens of inspections and filings.
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Sheriff. Roberts
Tecumseh
Florida
E. E. Hesse
Wauneta
Hesse
St. Petersburg
Fila
Tampa
Riddle of Man and Maid Roles in Society
The text jokes about gender expectations as a "Man-Society" and asks why a maid or girl is not considered truly in until she has "come out." It reflects social views on coming of age and status in a humorous voice.
Three Years Acne Cured by Cuticura Remedies
G Bau mel of Chicago describes severe facial acne lasting three years. Red hard pimples and itching vanished after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment following directions from a mailed booklet. He claims complete cure in weeks and endorses the products for sale by druggists with free sample offer from Cuticura, Boston.
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G. Baumel
20Th Place
Chicago
Dept. L
Boston
The Easiest Answer: Teacher Thiry Eggs at 55 Cents
A garbled transcript notes a math joke about eggs priced at 55 cents a dozen and a pupil’s exasperated reply. It mentions Garfield Tes and a remark on ambition versus risk, with unclear context from the Boston Evening transcript.
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Boston Evening
Transcript
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