Diaz Stabbed in Havana. assailant arrested
Gen Felix Diaz was stabbed on the Malecon in Havana and treated at a hospital after a neck and behind ear wound and head blows with a cane. The attacker was Manuel Calero, Mexican Liberal candidate, who arrived from Vera Cruz with his two daughters. Diaz escaped Mexico in 1913 and faced threats tied to Huerta’s regime. A German cruiser arrived from Vera Cruz. Diaz’s nephew led a revolutionary movement in Vera Cruz before Huerta’s rule. A Berkeley Springs property ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General
cCut
Cane—Calero
Key West
Havana
Felix Diaz
Diaz
Malecon
U. S
United Gates
Wheeling
Vera Crux
Louisiana
Michigan
Habana
Europe
Mexico
Thaz
Plota Aga Net
Vera Ruy
Vera Cruz
Itaz
Mexico City
Huerta
Naiional Democratic Party
Gen Huerta
Japan
Vera Truy
Otober 2
Ding
Feix Diaz
Porfirte Bfaz
The
Republic
T Madero
Itgast
Madero
Ger Huerta
New Lind Mission Sudd en Move and Huerta’s Silent Reply
President Wilson sends instructions via Nelson O Shaughnessy to Huerta while Lind and Burnside rush toward Mexico City. Battleships stay in southern waters as Washington waits for Mexico City’s response and Huerta’s next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
John Lind
Wilson
W. A. Burnside
Lind
Government Seeks Regional Control Through Slashed Money Bill
Administration leaders issue notices summoning absent senators to the capital as party caucus steps unfold. Mr. Wilson refuses changes achieved with Republican aid, signaling heightened tension over bank and regional management in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Senate Committee Redlines Currency Reform Battle
In Washington the Senate Banking and Currency Committee removed key admin proposals from the currency bill, shifting control of regional banks from banks to government. The panel debated stock issues and note redemptions, with Democrats urged to attend a caucus as divisions surfaced between administration aims and party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Dent
Washington
White House
Wilson
Eranch Administration
Gwen, Hopllis
Pomenee
Shafroth
Bank reform plan pits bankers bank against public owned model
The administration backed a regional banks control plan with a 9 member board and 3 named by the Fed board. Senators Reed Hitcacok Weeks supported, Owen Pomerene Shafroth Hollis and O’Gorman opposed. Some Republicans joined, voting 8 to 4 for gold redeemable notes. Owen warned of shift from a bankers brokered reserve to a public owned government controlled bank. President Wilson’s stance unclear as caucus delays loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Banka
Jay
Treasury
BK K
Reed
Hitcacok
Weeks
Owen Pomerene Xshafreth Hollis
O’gorman
Federal Board
Owen
Crawford
Pomerene
Shafroth
Habis
Wilson
White House
White House Plans Cabinet Lead In Congress Debates
A Washington dispatch says President Wilson aims to expand his influence and grant cabinet heads authority to explain measures in Congress without voting. The plan includes December address, periodical policy talks, and cabinets guiding legislation with leaders and chairmen, shaping a leadership shift toward statesmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington Dispatch
Herald
Wissons
Congress
Europe
Wilson
Executive
Iast
McLaurin Defies Peace Plea Amid Tillman Clash
John L McLaurin rebukes Tillman in a sparring exchange over reconciliation as Cole L Bleasy voices praise for McLaurin, describing him as a good man despite political attacks. The piece notes lingering partisan tensions and criticizes sycophants among local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specia
Washington
John Ll. McLaurin
Benjamin R. Tillman
Cole L Bleasy
McLaurin
Cmioli
Booth
Ks Aml
Hite
Bryce Praises US Britain Ties at London Dinner
James Bryce, ex British Ambassador, is toasted by Pilgrims in London as Walter Page reads messages from President Wilson and others. Bryce defends his record against Conservative critics and stresses Canada’s interests and ongoing US-UK friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Ambassador Page
Canal
Canada
Root
London
James Bryce
Washington
Walter H. Page
United States
Joseph H. Choate
England
America
Charles C. Moore
San Francisco
Bryce
Panama
Unls
Servants of the Crown
Mr. Bryce
North Atlantic
Dominions
Great Britain
Ambassador Bryce Honored for Popularity Across States
A speech by Mr Page and remarks by the American Ambassador praised Mr Bryce for his wide popularity in every state. The ambassador noted his many academic honors from American colleges, surpassing even the famed Harvard figure on the South American tour. The remarks celebrated his contributions and welcoming him home with sincere praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Bryce
America
South America
Nearly wed his sister in a family shock case
London Ontario, Nov 6. Special to The Washington Post reports Alice and Carl Jacobson brother and sister, long separated, discovered their true relationship after a courtship nearly leading to marriage. A letter to the parents with a photo triggered the revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
London
Ontario
Alice
Carl Jacobson
Carl
McCombs Illness Delays Washington Wedding Plan
New York reports William F McCombs ill on the eve of his planned marriage to Miss Dorothy Williams of Washington. London notes a society wedding at Peter's and St Edward's with Halsey as best man, guests including Ambassadors Herrick and Page, Lord Derby, and the Cravens. The affair shifts to the Ritz luncheon, amid talk of McCombs later taking the French ambassador post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page and Herrick
Earls of Suffolk
Craven
Charles W. Halsey
Mr. McCombs
New York
Marconi Wireless
London
the Berkeley
William F. McCombs
William F McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Dorothy Williams
John B . Titers
Washington, D c
Tn. Peter's
St Edward's Ziesta Catholi
McCombs
William
Miss Williams
America
Miss Page
Myron T. Herrick
United States
France
Irwin Loughlin
Hallett Johnson
Edward Hell
Williame
Europe
Niagara
Joseph Leiter
Aix-les-Bains
Willams
Frances Williams
Paris
Col Wiliams
Lester
Bermuda
Col Williams
Williams
National Democratic Committee
Wilson
Geneva
St.haa
Mims Williams
Mias Willamasa
Queer stories fount in the news of a day
A jumble of brief items spans many odd topics from Wisconsin compulsory schooling for wives to teach housekeeping to a New York woman hosting a dime party for a servant. Other notes include college football hopes, a Chicago woman indicted for bridge card game ads, a Bronx bear chase, and a Missouri wild man bee keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sears
North Carolina
Chicago
Bronx
Ypsy
Missouri
Most Restricted White House Guest List For Wilson Wedding
Washington dispatch reports a highly exclusive guest list for Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson and Francis Bowes Sayre’s wedding on November 25. Only about 400 invitations issued, limiting attendance to a small fraction of House and Senate members, with many diplomatic corps invited as ambassadors and ministers and their wives. The bridal party and key officials, including Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark, are invited, while most members are excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilson
White House
Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York American
Washington
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Francis Bowes Sayre
House
Senate
Marshall
Clark
Mias Genevieve
Diplomatic Corps
Mass Wilson
Knife cures two prisoners in Benton Harbor
Two inmates sent from Benton Harbor to Chicago for moral delinquency operations by Dr E H Pratt returned to face Circuit Court Judge Bridgeman. George Corbat declared he is a changed man and Clarence Chappell said he is cured and wishes to lead a decent life. The judge parolees under careful watch, praising what he calls moral regeneration and hinting at more operations to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Harbor
Mich
Chicago
Bridgeman
E. H. Pratt
Evanston
Tam
George Corbat
Clarence Chappell
Taft Bonds Registered in New Haven List
Former President William H Taft shows securities valued at 150000 on a registry filed with the Connecticut State treasurer. The list covers government state municipal and miscellaneous bonds taxed locally and subject to a 2 percent state tax. Governor Baldwin indicates bonds worth 4875 and Daniel Weades of Winchester Repeating Arms Co reports 1500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Washington Post
Conn
William H Taft
Baldwinist
Daniel Weades
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Dr Wiley accuses sleuths after room ransack claim
Dr Harvey Wiley former chief chemist at the Agriculture Department told the Advertising Men's League dinner that private detectives picked the lock of his room and rifled his papers to verify rumors he profited from his work. He named a noted detective in the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial
Washington Post
New York
Harvey W Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Advertising Men's League
Aldine Cli
Highwayman Robs Passengers On Burlington Train
A highwayman boarded a Burlington westbound train at Council Bluffs after midnight, robbed the porter and several passengers, then escaped. The incident occurred as the car was pulling away from the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
Burlington
Cound Bluffs
Plan Davidson Gift Would Include Teachers
A mass meeting in Convention Hall was urged to honor Dr William M Davidson with a testimonial from Washington’s school community. Charles W Darr proposed a one cent per pupil and staff donation from 64,000 students and teachers to fund the testimonial, hall rent, and a marching band, with a six cent per person cap and local merchant use of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William M Davidson
Convention Hall
Charles W Darr
Chamber of Commerce
Darr
Carr
Saga Civic Bodies
Davidson
Ravideon
Board of Education
Supervising Principals’ Association
Pittsburgh
George R Gerwig
Pittsburgh Board of Education
Washington Board
Wife 82 Divorces Man 38 in Connecticut
Mrs Emma Clark Morgan of Milton obtained a Connecticut divorce from Miles Morgan on grounds of habitual intemperance. The couple wed in 191 and lived together about three months. she testified he was seldom sober. Judge Howard Jbisa granted the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Washington Post
Winsted, Conn
Emma Clark Morgan
Milton
Miles Morgan
Howard Jbisa
Morgan
Committee Mashes Mune Bill White House to use tor gress
Protesters urge action as critics press for restraint and clarity in the federal agenda. Delegates voice concerns during a session addressing foreign policy and domestic priorities. A mix of speakers call for caution and decisive leadership in the administration’s approach to Russia and arms control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Henry Whit Trges
Notelites
Sporting Vents
Charles
Nowland
Gardner to Run in 1914 for Governor Nomination
Representative A P Gardner, defeated for governor on Tuesday, announced he would resign from Congress before next summer to pursue the Republican nomination for governor in 1914. He pledged a straight platform to align the state GOP with the new Republican sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramilton Mus
A P Gardner
Congress
Fism Congress
Republican‘sun
Three Bishops In Hospital After General Convention
Three Protestant Episcopal bishops and an church official were hospitalized at St Luke's in New York after falling ill during the recent General Convention. Bishop Henry D Robinson of Nevada, Bishop Junius H Horner of Asheville NC, Bishop Robert Strange of North Carolina, and the Rev Hugh L Burle gan assistant secretary of the board of missions are reported as patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
St Luke's Hospital
Henry D Robinson
Nevada
Junius H Horner
Asheville
Robert Strange
North Carolina
Hugh Ll. Burlegan
Board of Missions
Also Mentioned on This Page
Berkeley
Prings
Bechtel
Berkeley Springs
Wve
New Lind
Rumps Disturc City
Extco
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Mexican Congress
Mr Lind
Department of State
WH Son
United
O Shaughnessy
Fistra
Fuerta
O Shaughners
Dlayautches
Glass-Owen Purreaney
Susis
Niu
Bis
Mons
ECR
M'Laurin
Tillman
Hattimore Snd
Sunda Pennayi+hna
Atom
Brice
Min
MR. M’combs
Ile
Mance
Ambangsador
Wisconsin
Harkies Head
Paterson
Stamford
Jersey
TAFT
DR. Wiley
Porter
Plan Davidson Gift
C. W. Carr
Afghanistan
Ameer
Allahabad
British India
Habibullah Khan
Kabul
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!