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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1917

Page

2

Congress Backs Wilson to Last Man in Unity

Senatorial and congressional leaders from both parties rally behind President Wilson after his address severing diplomatic ties with Germany and recalling ambassador Gerard. Leaders praise the firm stance, with few dissenting notes, and express confidence in the united Congress backing the administration.

Congress Wilson Lee Mary Land

It You Can Now Eat It Dyspeptic Sample Offer

A vintage advertisement promises relief for stomach sufferers with a free sample. It targets readers who dread meals and presents a cheerful pitch to try the product without fear. The tone mirrors early 20th century marketing.

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Meaning of Diplomatic Break And Effects on American Rights

Diplomatic break is a measure short of war with varied possible consequences. Civilians retain rights, property is not seized, courts stay open, and consuls continue duties. Treaties persist for a year unless war occurs. US diplomatic interests may be entrusted to a neutral, likely Switzerland, with representation to entente countries ceasing. Countries with broken relations include Mexico, Nicaragua, and Brazil, among others, with varied incidents and closures.

Germany United States Switzerland Entente Mexico Buchanan Nicaragua Cannon and Grace Zelaya Brazil

U S Ship Torpedoed In English Channel

The Housatonic was torpedoed in the English Channel while on a routine passage, placing it in the barred zone. The vessel, 8,143 tons gross, 238 feet long and built in Glasgow in 1890, is associated with Edward F. Geer of New York as president of the owning company.

Wadsworth New York Germany Sherwan Housatonic England Whicch Edward F. Geer Glasgow

Archbishop of Puebla Dies in Mexico City

The Most Rev Jose Ramon Ibarra y Gonzales archbishop of Puebla died in Mexico City at the age of about 74. Consecrated bishop of Chilapa in 1889 he was transferred to the Puebla see in 1903 and visited Rome in 1913 where he was received by Pope Pius X.

Mexico City Jose Ramon Ibarra Y Gonzales Peabla Chilapa Pueyee Jaae Scilly Islands

Incomplete O. Henry Biography Featured Here

The section notes that as of 1909 the ongoing biography of O. Henry remains unfinished, with references to the author’s works and legacy mentioned within the piece.

O. Henry Just

Fire rips Ok and New Chambers streets factory

Scores of families on the East Side were driven into the bitter cold today as a fire destroyed a factory building at Ok and New Chambers streets. Firemen battled ice and cold. ten firefighters were trapped in a lach it and rescued by their comrades. Damage estimated at F-0 que.

New York New Chambers Streets Tce

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