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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1914

Page

8

Federal forces leave base rally planned at San Luis Potosi

Saltillo reports remnants of federal troops retreating to San Potosi after defeats at Torreon and other strongholds. Carranza plans base shift to San Antonio or Chihuahua conference with U S agents. Tampico operation to be directed from Monterey. Telegraphed plans for rebel headquarters move and cross-border coordination outlined.

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Obituary notices and funeral details from early 20th century records

A string of obituary notices and funeral details for multiple individuals. Dates include May 1 and May 2, 1915, with references to Washington DC area addresses such as Sixth Street Northwest and Linden Maryland. Names include Mrs P Wet, Celia A C, Virginia Curtis, Mrs Margaret, James Fast, and Thoveson. Interments listed at Arlington, Oak Hill, and other cemeteries with church services noted in Baltimore and Washington areas. Relatives, addresses, and private or public funeral arrangements are described for each deceased.

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South American Leaders Consider Armistice Leaks

Reported talks claim South American mediators sought an armistice with Wuerta. Pesqueira’s statement last night suggested a cautious stance. The rebel supreme chief seeks foreign protection for Tampico but cannot promise a neutral zone to shield foreign property, hindering potential attacks on the city.

Wuerta Pesqueira Tampico

Archbishops Recommend Sherman’s Son for Army Chaplaincy

The Rev. Thomas E Sherman, son of Civil War general William Tecumseh Sherman, was named on a bishops’ list at a Catholic University meeting for recommendation to appoint as an Army chaplain. A veteran of the Spanish American War, he has served under President McKinley in Porto Rico and now seeks to resume military ties amid the Mexican situation.

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10000 Coal Miners Strike In Kanawha Field West Virginia

Ten thousand miners in the Kanawha coal field quit work today in Charleston West Virginia defying an order from John L White president of the United Mine Workers of America. It is expected that the 3000 at work will join the strike before tomorrow morning. District 17 president Thomas Carnes urged continued work until negotiations were officially broken off with operators. They refused and demands had been reduced to seven then to three, with operators not yielding.

Kanawha Field West Virginia Charleston W. Va Kanawha United Mine Workers of America Thomas Carnes District 17 Perce

Rebels Vow Unyielding Fight to Capture Mexico City

A Reuters-style briefing reports rebels pledge to press on until Mexico City falls. Washington observers question why constitutionalists reject mediation by Argentina Brazil and Chile, noting fears of a secret pact behind proposed terms while Villa continues operations against Saltillo and Tampico.

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Richmond Beats Portsmouth 8 to 7 In Darkened Ninth

Special to The Washington Post Richmond edges Portsmouth 8 to 7 in a low key game halted after darkness in the eighth inning. Highlights include Newton and Bunting driving runs for Richmond and multiple pitchers tallying outs as the contest ends under dimmed lights.

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Virginia Nine Beaten by Brown in Late Afternoon Baseball game

Brown defeats Virginia 3 to 2 as pitcher Flanagan closes with four scoreless innings. Nash's three-base hit follows Virginia's early runs, while Henry limits UVA to five hits. Also reports Petersburg beats Beanske 3 to 2 behind Hill, and Rev T J Keith dies at 70 in Detour Maryland with four children surviving.

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Mexicans Seize An American Brig Thought War Declared

The incident at Manzanillo involved federal officials seizing an American brig who believed war had begun, then releasing it after apologies demanded by Raleigh. Admiral Howard notes continued fighting between constitutionalists and federals at Mazatlan and reports refugees being cared for as troops move. Mazatlan and Topolobampa/Altata host arrivals, with the Mazatlan sailing toward San Diego to evacuate more.

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