Huerta Rules With Firm Hand Amid Mexican Turmoil
Associated Press reports Mexico City. Huerta’s government vows a firm rule as pacification talks with rebel leaders proceed. Fierce fighting and raids by Zapatistas disrupt rail and mail service between the capital and the north, with sixty killed or wounded in a federal troop transport near Cuernavaca. Conflicts persist in Morelos and the federal district as conferences between rebel delegates and war and interior ministers loom.
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Huerta
Zapata Sale
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Zapatistas
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Zapata
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Madero Family Heads Home From Havana to New York
Havana March 3. All members of the Madero family now in Cuba will sail for New York tomorrow. The plan to join Raoul and Emilio Madero at San Domingo has been abandoned. The Ernesto Madero family arrived here this morning from Vera Cruz.
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Rebels Demand Large Sum of Foreigners in Mexico
A.P. report from Washington says Colonel Carranza, a rebel, demands 20000 to 25000 dollars to pay and feed his state volunteers in Ciudad Porfirio Diaz. He warns depredations if funds are not provided. Consul at Chihuahua notes Governor Gonzales detained for examination despite earlier exoneration. Orozcosui’s whereabouts unknown. Coahuila in revolt, Sanito city quiet.
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Grand Opera Company in Bad Train Wreck
The Texas and Pacific Railway wrecked the first section of two special trains carrying the Chicago Grand Opera Company near El Paso Texas. A broken rail caused the accident in a deep cut leaving three Pullman sleepers and one tourist car off the track. Opera members were shaken and four train men injured. Auction Tuesday for contents of 5% South Hamilton street offered by A A Richards auctioneer with fine furnishing bargains.
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Texas and Pacific Railroad
Chicago Grand Opera Company
San Francisco
Opera Company
Hamilton Street
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South
Idder
Woman's Day at the Capital Parade and Tableaux
Thousands of women march on Pennsylvania Avenue to press for suffrage rights, led by Rosalie Jones and the Petticoat Cavalry. A grand procession includes allegorical floats, Dances and Tableaux on the Treasury steps, and food support from the District Federation of Women's Clubs as delegations arrive from Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York.
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Foley Kidney Pills Auction Promises Bargains on Furnishings
Suffering women endure backache headaches and sleeplessness before learning kidney and bladder troubles cause their ills. Foley Kidney Pills are promoted as a tonic and curative for kidney action and related pains, without habit forming drugs. Van Antwerp Drug Corp. Auctioneer A A Richards leads a Tuesday sale of 52 lots of fine furnishings at the highest bargain prices.
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van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Jones
Lee Pharmacy
Chico
Calif
Wyoming Battleship Wyoming Hits Slight Turret Accident
The battleship Wyoming, during target practice, suffered a split cap square on a trunnion block in a forward turret gun. No injuries reported, gun could be fired again, ship en route to Norfolk for acceptance trials, Rear Admiral Badger temporarily relocates flag to the Connecticut.
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Badger
Wyoming
Norfolk
Connecticut
Merry Mary at Lyric Opens with lively cast
Amusements note Merry Mary arrives at the Lyric Theatre for a solid week of entertainment. A capable chorus and 12 new song members promise lively performances with vaudeville specialties. Three daily shows at 7:45 and 9:15.
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Jake Wells
Lyric Theatre
Mobile
Princeton Honors Wilson With Farewell Demonstration
Associated Press reports Princeton, New Jersey, gave Woodrow Wilson a farewell demonstration as he left for Washington. Five hundred students escorted the president elect to a special train at 11 a.m. The train was to stop at West Philadelphia at 12:06 to greet Mrs. Anna Howe, sister of Wilson. The party aimed to reach Washington by 3:46 p.m.
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N. J
Woodrow Wilson
James Madison
United States
George Washington
Continental Congress
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Nassau Hall
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Wilson
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Washington
West Philadelphia
Anna E. Howe
Italy Prepares for Emergency Along Swiss Frontier
The Italian government accelerates military preparations with increased garrisons on the Swiss border and engineers building forts commanding passes from the Simplon tunnel. Mine chambers are excavated at the tunnel entrance with electrical systems to seal the route, including a central steel door operable from either side to block trains or troops.
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Switzerland
Swiss
Simplion Tunnel
Lee Simplon Tunnel
Simplon Tunnel
King's Royal Germetuer promised to cure catarrh quickly
An advertisement touts King's Royal Germetuer as a cure for catarrh and mucous throat infections. It claims faster relief from hawking, spitting, and foul breath, with visible improvement after doses taken before and after meals and by gargling and nasal snuff. The copy cites increased appetite and mental alertness as ancillary benefits and lists Memphis and Mobile drug firms as sellers at $1 per large bottle.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mobile
van Antwerp Drug Company
Fears for Cornell Student E E Madero Mind Worries
Evaresto E Madero brother of Mexico's late president, a Cornell student, is under mental strain after traveling to New York by railroad and meeting friends in Ithaca. He is said to fear for his mind after the death of his brothers and plans to join his family to discuss the future.
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N. Y
Everesto E. Madero
Cornell
Mexico
New Y
Tavana
Madero
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