Consul Faces Arrest Escapes Cut Off by Rebels
El Paso reports Mexican consul Enrique C. Llorente faces a warrant for violating neutrality laws after rebels cut the Mexican Central Railway near Juarez. Llorente says he will not return to El Paso and will proceed to Nuevo Ciudad, while U S Commissioner Oliver pins the failure to serve on the marshal. The case involves hiring Americans to aid rail disruption and arms shipments, with Alberto Madera named in related accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oliver
Marshal
Enrique Llorente
Cal
Orozco
el Paso
Tex
Enrique C. Llorente
Juarez
Olver
Mexico
Mexico City
Llorente
Robert H. G. MacDonald
Azul
Tedvial MacDonald
Ideony MacDonald
Alberto Madera
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Mixed From City Cems
A list of death notices and funeral arrangements from early 1913. Entries mention Ingrid Blom, Joh Thomas Brown, Charles B. Buffshan, Frederick Bond, Solbrener, Pusse, Murews, James Ryan, Frederic Luewell, and other bereaved families. Details include residence, service times, and interment venues such as Glenwood Cemetery and Arlington National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley Hospital
Ingrid
Oved
M EE
Mina Blom
Mortis Street
Glenwood Cemetery
Brown
JO Thows
Hebecca F. Brown
John W. Milstead
Twenty-ninth Street
Arlington National Cemetery
Bufshanan
Massachusetts Axenus Northwest
Charles B BU
Aanan Punerai
Lee's Chapel
Pennsyaff
Dhenue
Meuruars
Datshv
Frederick Bond
Annie EO Dalizmple
MN Avenue
Breais
Interok
Solbrener
Poussday
Charles Holme Voamerai
Foratow West
In Memoriam NCY Mass for Miss Agnes Clancy
In memoriam for Miss Agnes Clancy with a mass of repose at St Benedicts Convent Brookland on Saturday February 8 1913 at 8 pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Also remembrance for John Ferrell on the two year anniversary of his death as a husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Agnes Clancy
St. Benedict's Convent
Ith
Newton Streets
Brookland
Walt Ising
John Fer
Col Pasqual Orozco Freed by U.S. Commissioner
In San Antonio Texas on February, United States Commissioner Edw ards discharged Col Pasqual Orozco senior father of rebel general Orozco. The offense was held political in character and Orozco planned to spend several days in San Antonio before joining his family in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Col. Orozco
San Antonio
Tex
Edwards
C Ol. Pasqual Orozco
Mexico
Cel. Orozco
California
Beach Case Admits Violence Amid Trial Testimony
Testimony on assault allegations centers on Mrs Beach and her husband Mr Beach with contradicting claims. Mrs Beach testifies she was attacked and denies pressing blame on Pearl Hampton's brother. Beach describes rushing to aid, later detailing efforts to pursue the assailant as doctors attend to the injured wife.
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Beach
Mc Beach
Hood’s Lane
Gunter
Mr. Beach
Pearl Hampton
New York
Aiken
Missing Crew of Bark Remittent Reported Aboard Fimreite
Newport News February 6 The crew of the Norwegian bark Remittent, picked up near the Azores by the British steamer Roumanian, may be aboard the steamer Fimreite en route to Naples. The Onondaga revenue cutter prepares to search for the Remittent, whose fate sparked a mid Atlantic mystery as Roumanian tows the abandoned bark after a chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Remittent
Azores
Roumanian
Fimrelte
Naples
Onondaga
Fimreite
Gibralter
London
Port Arthur
Tex
Cape Henri
mid-Atlantic
Names of Couples and Clergy in Richmond Area Obscure List
A jumble of names appears, listing many individuals with ages and affiliations to churches across Virginia. The fragment mentions Rev Harm Anstadt, Rev James Montgomery, Rev William J. Meek Harricon England, and other clergy, with partners and varying ages, tied to towns including Bluemoat Ye, Harboursville, Petersburg, Princeton West Virginia, and Richmond Virginia. The text reads as an interwoven register of couples linked to religious figures and locations, but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Longmuir
Jennie Peterson
Harm Anstadt
George Mack
Nina Pile
William J. Meek
Harricon
Eng
Dorothy P. Smith
Howard
England
Wo Cupps
Nettle
Eisea
Bluemoat
James S. Montgomery
Marcus E. Court
Virginia R Woodward
Tea Hutzler
Hof Enwood
W. Va
Joseph M. M
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported
Movements of ocean steamers listing several liners with routes from New York to Havre Liverpool and Queenstown Philadelphia and Southampton to New York. Ships include York Buelow Sen ator to Havre Celtic and Lincoln for Hamburg Leiden Minnetonka and Browhead Prince Wilhelm from New York to Plymouth Cherbourg and Bremen. The Slasconset Orrante from Southampton to New York due Plymouth Friday at 130 p.m. Frildax noted.
Coast to Coast Highway Convention To Discuss Southern Route
Governor Locke Craig issued a call for Southern Governors to appoint delegates to the Southern Highway Association meeting in Asheville on February 12. The aim is a year round route from Atlantic to Pacific for motorists, with funds sought from Congress to aid construction. Eastern terminus eyed at Baltimore, western link from Los Angeles or San Diego to Morehead City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Locke Craig
Southern Highway Association
Atlantic
Pacific
Congress
Los Angeles
San Diego
Cal
Morehead City
W. C
Baltimore
Two in van killed by train at Shore road crossing
Atlantic City N C Feb Two men die and a third dies later after a collision between a Pennsylvania Railroad express and a large moving van from Trenton at the Shore road crossing in Absecon ten miles from here. The van driver is killed. George Corbett and Dayce were fatally injured and rushed to the hospital. Corbett died shortly after admission. The van struck as the Bridge train with a 742 date or number unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. C
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trenton
Shore Road
Absecon
George Corbett
Dayce
Defeat for Gov McGovern in Wisconsin Senate
Madison Wis Feb 6 the State senate voted 22 to vindicate Insurance Commissioner Herman L Ekern from charges of political activity and refused to confirm Gov McGovern s appointment of Lewis A Anderson of Madison as commissioner in a report of fourteen counts the action removing Ekern deemed unwarranted and arbitrary Ekern had been discharged earlier by Gov McGovern for alleged political activity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
State Senate
Herman L. Ekern
McGovern
Lewis A. Anderson
Ekern
Lewis to be Lincoln Day orator in House
Boston February 12 G William H Lewis Assistant U S Attorney General will be Lincoln day orator in the house of representatives Speaker Cushing designated him after the house adopted a resolution that the honor go to a member of the liber ated race amid controversy over his ABA resignation at its convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William H. Lewis
United States
American Bar Association
Lincoln Day
House of Representatives
Lewis
Cushing
House
First Use of Tuberculosis Serum Reaches America
Dr Auston B Heid brings Friedmann tuberculosis serum from Berlin to Pittsburgh and uses it on his wife. Dr Heid says serum obtained from Dr Piorkowski, not directly from Friedmann, marks the first American inoculation. New York officials query the cure while government prepares an official non endorsement report for Senate Gore resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Pittsburgh
Auston B. Heid
Friederich Franz Friedmann
Heid
Friedmann
Piorkowski
Europe
America
New York
Held
Milton H. Foster
Ellis Island
Charles E. Pinlay
Frederich Friedman
State Department
Senate
Gore
Congress
Norfolk shipping agent arrested for shanghaiing youths
Thomas Walsh of Norfolk was arrested on a complaint from two youths, Herbert Cochran and Walter McGirt, who say he shanghaied them aboard the Dortmund. The pair reported their plight to the American consul in Hamburg and were sent back to Norfolk with Federal officers. Walsh, who admits taking them aboard, is jailed in default of $10,000 bond awaiting a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Thomas Walsh
Walsh
Hamburg
Herbert Cochran
Pittsburgh
Walter McGirt
North Carolina
Cochran
McGirt
America
Philadephia
Philadelphia
Caucs Call in Illinois for Democratic Caucus
Springfield N Feb 6 Formal call for a Democratic senatorial caucus of Illinois legislators was issued by Arthur Charles state committee chairman. The meeting Monday night will ratify J Hamilton Lewis primary, pick a short term candidate, then form a joint steering committee to back two Democratic senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illnois
Arthur Charles
McKinney
J. Hamilton Lewis
House
Senate
Concord
N. H
United States
Henry F. Hollis
Hdoward N. Pearson
Robert P. Bass
Sulzer Hosts Castro at Lunch in Albany
Gov Sulzer entertained Gen Castro at the executive chamber and showed him the capitol. The Venezuelan leader, in turn, expressed thanks and a wish to return to Venezuela, while the governor emphasized friendly Latin American relations. Speaker Smith greeted Castro and vowed to meet him if he visits Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Sulzer
Gen. Castro
Congress
Nagel
Smith
Venezuela
Castro
Department of Justice probes crude oil price rise tied to Standard Oil decree
The Justice Department investigates crude oil pricing to see if the Standard Oil dissolution decree was violated. It seeks to determine if former subsidiaries acted in concert to drive prices, with some big firms holding yearlong crude oil supplies while smaller firms bear the burden. Attorneys Charles D. Morrison and Oliver Bagan lead the inquiry.
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Department of Justice
Standard Oil Company
Trust
Charles D. Morrison
Oliver &. Pagan
Cheap eggs promised for Lent by New York exchange
The New York Mercantile Exchange predicted cheap and plentiful eggs for Lent due to a mild winter. Egg production is above normal with prime fresh eggs at 26 to 46 cents per dozen in the wholesale market, compared with 39 and 3? cents a dozen last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Mercantile Exchange
Wives Wasteful, He Declares, Until They Learn Businesslike Methods
Dr. Paul Haupt of Johns Hopkins University told the State Federation of Women's Clubs home economic section that housewives must adopt businesslike methods. He said wasteful habits and impulse buys raise costs, and urged early bulk orders to save delivery fees. He proposed a housewives exchange to buy supplies in quantity and share hired help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Paul Haupt
Johns Hopking University
Tne
Wickershams Plan World Journey With Party of Friends
Mr and Mrs Wickersham prepare for an eight to twelve month world tour after inauguration. Miss Martha Bowers Miss Frances Noyes and Frederick Moore of New York join the party. They sail March 1 from San Francisco on Pacific Mall Line via Union Pacific route with stops in Honolulu and travels through Japan and China with emphasis on social pages art and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wickersham
Miss Bowers
Miss Neves
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Pacific Mall
Honolulu
Japan
China
Pennsylvania Railroad Introduces Convenient Through Tram Service
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a new through tram service designed to streamline travel for passengers. Officials say the service will connect key city routes with fewer transfers, improving convenience and reducing rail travel time for commuters and travelers alike.
Passage of Travel Plans Through Eurasia and Europe
The writer outlines an extensive postwar travel plan from Peking to Russia, Scandinavia, and Germany, with aims to visit the Great Wall, Harbin, Moscow, St Petersburg, Novgorod, Astrakhan, Kazan, Samara, and Saratov, then the Caucasus, Odessa, Warsaw, Denmark, and Germany, returning to New York in November. The journey may include the Nile if possible.
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Ing
Republic
Peking
Great Wall
Shanhaikwan
Harbin
Russia
Moscow
St Petersburg
Volga
Nishn
Novogorod
Europe
Astrakhan
Kazan
Samara
Saratov
Caucasus
Odessa
Warsaw
Switzerland
Rockies
Scandinavia
Germany
Egypt
India
New York
Nile
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Tn St Teathdl
Tonushu
Wertropolitan Baptist
Central Heights
John I
Mary Lo Murphy Sotho
Ryan
Salles
James Ryan
Cerkeant
Patrick Aml
Mary Ryan
Maire Island
Vallejo
Val
Midiay i
Frederic Luewel
Susie MM
Ogle
Thuammel
Garden City
Woof
Aea
WM. Lee
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Folrteesth ST NW
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Thor. S. Sergeon
R_S CAIN
Marland II
Rockville
Frank Gater
East Capitol Street
Ysbi Chas
Zurborat
Wen
Niewsra
Rfadhhe
Negro
Miss Hollins
Bearc
sawyEr
York—Buelow
Sen
Sikrrsmiths
Aiviera
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
Geo. G. Shaffer
Phore
Maiz
J. H. Small & Sons
Washington
Waldorf-Astoria
Broadway
Gov. M.govern
Wisconsin Senate
H. Lewis
Mr. Wickersham
Legiolatura
Waudbe
To-Kalon Co., Inc
Illinois
Stumphify Ford
Massachusetts Avenue
Haupt
Johns Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Hotel Powhatan
Connell
Pa. Ave
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Berlitz
Bett
St. N. WW
Africa
Emerson Institute
ST. N. W
Washington, D. C
Winslow H. Randolph
Crawford
Seaching
West Point
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Consular Service
Patent Office
Wood's Commercial School
East Capital Street
School of Gregg
School of Bookkeeping
School of Civil Service
School of English
Lincoln 3S
Court F. Woon
LL. M
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