Durango Horrors Echoed in Carranza Armship Protest
Former Ambassador Calis Carranza followers described as bandits and savages. Henry Lane Wilson, ex-ambassador to Mexico, condemns arming Mexican rebels and warns of American lives and property at risk. He urges prohibition of arms imports and opposes recognizing a de facto Mexican government.
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Mexico
Calis Carranza
America
Henry Lane Wilson
United States
Carranza
Bem
Americana
Elad
Obituary notices and funeral details dated November 1913
A sequence of death notices and funeral details for Margaret Beck, Edward Kilby, Ephraim Lassng, Lacy, Sallie Ogier Lynah, William Nestler, Jennie Robinson, and Annie Thompson, listing survivors, residence addresses, and funeral times at various local chapels and cemeteries. Interment is private or at Arlington Cemetery. services held at residences or chapels with dates ranging November 6–8, 1913.
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Margaret A
August Beck
Mary
Jacob Slingland
J. William Gee
Juby
Edward B
Emma. Kilby
Ariington Cemetery
King
Hfe
Ephraim Doug
Lass NG
Louis King Roche
Ninth Street
Arlington Cemetery
Cnd
Lacy
Lacy A. Lacy
B. G
Pool
Rhode Island Avenue
Lynah
Sallie Ogier
Art Spur Middleton Lynah
Charleston
Julia Lynah McCoy
Q Street
S.C
Pe Nestler
William A
Susie Nestler
G ‘ Street
Whitfield Mt. BE
Chursh
Lanham
Binson
Jennie W
Feasie Hobinson
Abingaon
Cape May City
N. J
Fompson
Sibley Hospital
AN J
Robert M. Thompson
Emily R. Chipman
Martha Elmore
Tennessee
J. William Lee
Ferends
Terment
Carranza Seeks Arms to Defeat Huerta and Restore Peace
Nogales dispatch reports Venustiano Carranza saying he can win over Huerta within three months if the United States grants munitions of war to both sides. He rejects any U.S. cooperation until Huerta is removed and insists on arming the constitutional army as commander in chief.
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Chicago
Carranza
Lodge
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate of
United States
Madero Agalnst Itaz
Arnis
Huerta
New York
New York Times
Two Cities Attack Guns Menace Texas Town
Reports from Piedras Negras indicate Villa and rebel forces renewed their assault on Chihuahua after a prior repulse, threatening the city’s water supply as the Guanist smelter’s labor force is drafted for defense. In Monterrey a second attack by rebels began, per Matamoros dispatches. Eagle Pass officials postponed action as Col Alvarez deployed 700 Federals and fired on the riverfront to influence the situation.
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EA Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Villa
Gulgenheim
Salvador Mercado
Monterey
Eagle Pass
Becetsan
Piedras Negras
Rio Grande
Col
Alvarez
Engie Pass
Alvares
United States weighs response to Mexican crisis and Huerta
President Wilson and aides debate possible moves as Huerta signals on elections and congressional validity. Embargo on arms discussed with lifting urged by Congress, while no envoys have been sent to border. Battleships remain off Vera Cruz and California to stay in Pacific Mexican waters amid diplomatic tension.
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United States
O'Shaughnessy
White House
Congress
Huerta
Callera
Capitol
Bacon
Senate Foreign Relations
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Senate Foreign Relations Committees
East Huerta
Wilson
Bryan
Carranza
Henry Alien
Tupper
Louisiana
New Hampshire
Michigan
Vera Cruz
California
Pacific
Pittsburgh
Countess Szechenyi Loses Mesh Bag at Newport
Countess Szechenyi visiting her mother Mrs Vanderbilt at the Breakers in Newport reports a valuable gold and jeweled mesh bag missing on Monday. Offered a 100 reward for its return, the bag was a gift from her sister Mrs Harry Paine Whitney prior to her marriage.
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Newport
Szechenyi
Vanderbilt
Harry Paine Whitney
Gift Not Yet Picked by Speaker Clark's Daughter in New York
Genevieve Clark, daughter of Speaker Clark, visited major New York stores seeking a suitable wedding gift for President's daughter Jessie Wheeler. She refused interviews, teased reporters with a side-door exit, and left through a rear courtyard taxi with her cousin Frances Stockwell. She may not decide until returning to Washington.
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Metropolis
New-York
Misa Genevieve Clark
Speaker Clark
New York
Jessie Wheon
Washington
Clark
Frances Stockwell
East Sixty-seventh Street
Misa Clark
Stockwells
Miss Clark
Miss Osterker
Sixty-sixth Street
Stockwell
Apartmant House
Weaves Miss Wilsons Gown Satin for White House Wedding
The material for Miss Jessie Wilsons bridal gown was woven at a Paterson mill in New Jersey. It is a soft white satin. Paterson silk mills had earlier made gowns for Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs Taft at inaugurations and Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworths wedding dress. Baby Brings Her 20000 Legacy. A Paterson girl inherits a trust that pays her when she turns 18, from a grandfather’s fund.
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White House
Trousseau
Paterson Mill
Washington Post
Paterson
N. J
Jessie Wilson
Paterson Silk Mills
Roosevelt
Taft
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Elizabeth Rittenhouse
O. N. Rittenhouse
Wilson Congratulates Mitchel as New York Tammany Beats
President Wilson signaled strong support for mayor-elect John Purroy Mitchel on the fusion slate while his telegrams of congratulations went to other winners. He also welcomed the jury reform referendum victory in New Jersey, with Essex County showing solid gains despite local opposition. Rumors of Charles Hilles resigning as RNC chair were denied by friends.
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Wilson
Arfp
Tammany Hell
New York 1
John Purroy Mitchel
Mitchel
Suriee
McCall
White House
Tumulty
New Jersey
Essex County
Smith-Nugent
Washington
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Republican, National Committee
Hilles
McGuire Denies Furnishing Hennessy Campaign List
New York November 1 George H McGuire of Syracuse denied on the witness stand that he ever gave John A Hennessy a list of construction firms that financed living campaign contributions to Tammany Hall as Hennessy testified last week He is linked to McGuire Co in bonding construction and in habil ity insurance He says he never specified any firm engaged in State highway or barge canal work and contributing He adds he could prove it by others Hennessy says he met McGuire September 12 at his Utica hotel and produced a list of film contributors He had given $2 50 at Sulzer's request to pursue his investigation McGuire admits collecting contributions in 1910 and 1911 from several contractors for the Democratic State committee.
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New York
George H. McGuire
Syracuse
John A. Hennessy
John Doé
Whitman
Hennessy
McGuire
Utica
Sulzer
Henhesay
Democratic State Committee
Ex Suitor Kills Bride Then Takes Own Life
In Baltimore Maryland a stonecutter Henry Miller killed his bride of four weeks Lillian Brooks in her Highlandtown home then killed himself with a revolver placed to his temple. Brookes husband Charles Brooks said motive appeared to be jealousy. The 28 year old widow had worked as a hosiery worker.
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Baltimore
Lillian Brooks
Highlandtown
Henry Miller
Brooks
Wed With No Church Vows Love Bonded Marriage in Wisconsin
Miss Gertrude Wakefield Hassler and Frederick A. Carpenter wed by contract in Kenosha Wisconsin joining her to a Chicago businessman. Hassler once involved in a 4000000 love balm suit against Carl G Fisher, later settled for 25000. The couple signed formal contracts promising faithfulness and happiness.
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Chicago
Gertrude Wakefield Hassler
Frederick A. Carpenter
Kenosha
Wis
Hassler
Carl G. Fisher
Indianapolis
Gertrude Wakefield Hassier
Licensed to Marry List of Couples and Clergy Names
A historical notice lists numerous marriage licenses and contracting couples with ages and clergy, including Gaetano Francet with Mary DeMarco, Pasquale Barcaroli with Barbara Palantrance, and Neil Da Forest Preston with Lala May Fenney, among others, with associated reverends and jurisdictions.
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Gaetano Francet
Mary Demarco
J.D
Rex
W. Whitmore
Ray M. Payne
Emma L. Miller
Remington
G. W. van Fossen
Frederick
Barteh
Brookland
Mary Terke
Reltayile
Mathe Rey
J. Fenchel
John &. Heflin
Leesburg
Carles Hardesty
Words
Wigan
Frank V. Hogere
Hilford P. Peterson
L. M. Chambers
Pindell Named Ambassador to Russia Amid Delay
New York reports Washington will send Henry M. Pindell of Peoria Illinois as Ambassador to Russia after a prolonged delay. Officials say he may serve about a year and not reside permanently in Petersburg. Some expect Charles R. Crane could be named later, with possible Senate resistance.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington
Herald
Dun
Russia
Wwilsoh
Senate
Elenry M. Pindell
Peoria
Tajay
At Petersburg
Pindell
Brveress Politticians
Charles R. Crane
Firdell
Wilson Omar
Weil
James Hankton Lewis
Minnis
Lee's Term a Puzzle in Maryland Senate Seating
A constitutional clash swirls over whether Blair Lee can take a Maryland Senate seat immediately or must wait for the January meeting of the Maryland legislature. Gov. Goldsborough, Jackson's seat, and a 1912 vacancy rule complicate a decision by the Senate privileges and elections committee led by Senator Kern. The issue hinges on a constitutional amendment clarifying direct senatorial elections and temporary appointments.
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Blair Lee
Maryland
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Kern
Indiana
Lee
Sutherland
Utah
Goldsborough
Root
New York
Senate Committee On Privileges
William P. Jackson
Rayner
Jackson
Senate
Washington
Senator Lee
Suffragists Push For Commutation In Wakefield Case
Hartford dispatch reports Mrs. Bersie J. Wakefield sentenced to death for involvement in her husband William Q Wakefield's murder has been moved to the state prison for the designated execution date March 4. The Connecticut Womens Suffrage Association president Mrs. Thomas N Hepburn says suffragists broadly back the effort to commute the sentence.
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Hartford
Conn
Bersie J. Wakefield
William QO. Wakefield
New Haver
Wetherffeld
Thomas N. Hepburn
Connecticut Women's Suffrage Association
Connecticut
Wakefield
World Happenings Notes From Across the Globe
A dispatch of brief items reports arrests in Arkansas of Valley Savings Bank directors for insolvent deposits. Rhode Island officials report strong opposition to women suffrage. St Johns Water Works halts car service over unpaid taxes, with an audit ordered. A head on freight crash near Alliance, Ohio leaves three dead, four injured. Toledo plans liquor license law impact on 91 saloons. Governor Feiker to rule on Thaw extradition. Sir William Henry, pioneer of wire telegraphy, dies at age 82. French aviation pair reach Marmora Sea. French railway engineers seek release of Dumaine after Melun crash. Dr Paul Samngel Reinsch arrives as new U.S. minister to China. Japan refuses extradition of John Wills on perjury charge. Abduction case cited as not extraditable.
Secretary Bryan Visits National Food Show Amid Notable Attendance
Secretary of State and Mrs. Bryan toured the National Food Show with Manager Patrick guiding them through the booths. The event drew a large crowd with about 1,200 red-haired women noted by officials, and a country curiosity shop announced for this afternoon under Lawrence Phillips with gifts of valuable articles.
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Bryan
Patrick
Dro
Washington
Lawrence Phillips
Washington Baseball Club
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WM. H. Sardo & CO
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Modern Chapel
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Pennsylvania
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Geo. P. Zurhoest
East Capitol
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New Yorks
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Francisco Escudero
the Treasury
Felipe Angeles
Rafael Zubaran
Texas
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To-Kalon Co., Inc
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John P. Mitchel
Wisconsin
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Senate Committee
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Jackson Newport
Little’ Rock, Ark
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Adolph Kahn
Thomas Cotton
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State Association
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Alliance
Ohio
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Here
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Tomight
State of New York
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Blonden
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England
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Paris
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Egypt
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Sea of Marmora
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Paria
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French Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Dumaine
Melun
Peking
Paul Samngel Reinsch
Madison, Wis
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Tokyo
John Wilts
Japan
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