Mexican Press Praises Huerta Amid Edits and Edges
Dispatches from Mexico City report El Diario lauding Huerta with quotes about legitimacy and national dignity. El Independente claims Felix Diaz is defeated under U S influence while El Imparcial criticizes Porfirio Diaz’s nephew as cowardly.
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Mexican training ship ordered to Vera Cruz
The Mexican training ship Zaragoza sails from Havana with instructions from President Huerta to transport the former members of the special Japanese embassy to Vera Cruz, where they are prisoners aboard. The voyage departs today.
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Unionists Line Up With Ulsterites
In Newcastle Andrew Bonar Law and Sir Edward Carson backed Ulster resistance to home rule. Law urged a general election mandate if needed and warned the government against land proposals. Carson said he would consider overtures only if put in plain language and in line with Ulster’s covenant.
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Diaz Ships Refugee Diaz Sails Quietly Aboard Louisiana
General Felix Diaz, in asylum on the American battleship Louisiana, must not contact shore without permission. Admiral Fletcher plans to ashore Diaz later, likely at Key West, avoiding any risk of conspiracy aboard. Diaz favors Havana but will land where suitable, pleased with shipboard life and better meals. Three warships anchor in the inner harbor as Tacoma takes coal.
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Pankhurst Addresses Cincinnati Audience
Mrs Emma Pankhurst spoke to a large Cincinnati crowd urging no need for militant tactics to win women's suffrage here. She said English suffragists would continue their campaign until ballots are won while militants in England persist.
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Gentle and Effective Laxative Demand Highlighted
A mild and gentle laxative is urged for those suffering digestive discomfort. The appeal emphasizes safety and gentle relief, aiming to soothe stomach distress with trusted ingredients and proven results.
National Grain Dealers back government grain grading plan
The National Grain Dealers Association notified Secretary Houston that it supports the proposed government standardization of foreign grades, despite Baltimore Chamber of Commerce opposition citing potential effects on export trade. Grain dealers urged modifications to create a standard grade and adjust moisture tests, aiming to keep current grades largely unchanged. Officials foresee no further legislation beyond the pure food law to enforce the new grades, which will be published soon.
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Jupiter drives on electric power in 48 hour test run
The electrically powered collier Jupiter completed a two day trial off Santa Barbara California. Commanded by Captain T. M. Bennett the vessel averaged 14.78 knots for 48 hours, exceeding its designed speed. The test compares Jupiter with the Neptune using new reducing gear for turbine speed control.
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Many Destitute at Nome Alaska
Nome mayor reported to the Seattle Chamber of Commerce that many residents were destitute after a recent storm that damaged part of the city and winter relief was needed. He estimated 50 000 dollars required for the long season and appealed for government aid. He also offered a comment on public attitudes during the crisis.
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Three Women Testify to Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound
Three women from Illinois Pennsylvania and California testify to benefits from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They report relief during Change of Life and as a tonic, with plans to encourage others to try it.
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Bank receiver seeks 100000 in suit against Chase National
The receiver for the defunct First Second National Bank of Pittsburg sues Chase National Bank in federal court to recover 100000 alleging a conspiracy with Westinghouse Electric to evade payment on a note. Westinghouse chairman Guy E. Tripp says the sum reflects the bank’s share in a loan mediated by Chase.
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Mrs Rose Garland Lewis Dies in Birmingham at 74
Mrs Rose Garland Lewis daughter of Lan don C Garland former president of Vanderbilt University died at her Birmingham home aged 74. She was the wife of the late Burwell B Lewis former congressman at large from Alabama and former president of the University of Alabama.
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Farewell Reception Honors Mrs. Mason in Paris
The Lyceum club in Paris hosted a farewell for Mrs. Frank H. Mason wife of the retiring American consul general. Attendees included Ambassador Myron T. Herrick and Henry Watterson. A witty remark about a long speaker is noted.
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Mrs Madero fears arrest in Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz October 30 Mrs D Madero fears she will be arrested after an afternoon of fear and confusion. Authorities say her husband is involved in theft and they are pursuing several hours of testimony as they seek to locate him.
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