Mexican Constitutionalists Fleet to Move South and Attack Railways
The Atlantic fleet will return from the Mediterranean by December and sail for the West Indies after New Year with Marines to Pensacola and Guantanamo. Assistant Secretary Daniels and Roosevelt discuss base sites at Pensacola, while a naval board endorses Pensacola as vital to wartime readiness and warns about Philadelphia yard sanctions. Marines at Portsmouth receive orders for deployment to southern climates, amid reports of rail disruption by Mexican constitutionalists and their destructive engines targeting rail lines.
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Ain
Mediterranean
Navy Department
Daniels
Hampton Roads
New York Harbor
West Indies
Atlantic
Hancock
Celbra
Porto Rico
Guantanamo
Cuba
Badger
Pensacola
Navy Yard
Roosevelt
Board of Inspections
Gulf of Mexico
Fensacola Yard
New Orleans
Daniela
Portamouth
WN. H
Washington
Portsmouth Navy Yard
50 000 Kinds Of Stamps Left To Metropolitan Museum
New York November 7 a unique legacy to the Metropolitan Museum of Art has been left by the late Max J Bernheimer. The collection includes more than 50 000 stamp varieties valued at about 550 000 dollars and comprises 49 volumes. The bequest will require substantial storage and organization by the museum.
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Metropolitan Museum
New York
Metropolian Museum of Art
Max . J. Bernheimer
Multiple Death Notices From Early November 1913
A compilation of death notices listing individuals such as William Francis Deakins of Prince George County Maryland and Charlotte Hollingsworth, among others, with addresses in Washington area and surrounding locales. Dates range November 6 to November 7, 1913, detailing funerals or departures and interment locations including Arlington Cemetery and Glenwood Cemetery.
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Akens
Norman Underwood
Belmontt Road
William Francis Deakins
Prince George County
Sal'tr Hicks
Willam H Sardo & Co
FU Street
Tullingsworth
Goodwin
Park Road
Charlotte
Sheldon Hollingsworth Eureral
Glenwood
Johnson
College Park
John O Johnson
St Andrew's Chapel
Bellaville
Bia
Ephraim Doulass King
Louis Kang Roche
Ninth Street
Arlington Cemetery
Assino
Pennasylenia Avenue
ANGELO \ MASSINQ
St Mars S Cemetery
Robert M Thompson
Emily R Chipman
Martha Elmore
Tennessee
Notable World Happenings Across Cities
Atoka Borah found guilty of murdering his wife and daughter. Sentenced to life imprisonment. bodies found in Borah home ruins after August fire. Borah escaped in night clothes. Delegates to customs conference to meet McAdoo in Washington. Three minute outage cripples Bey teleph one exchange. service to resume in three days. Burnham estate inventory reveals assets over four million dollars plus extensive holdings. Los Angeles crash claims four lives and injures seven. victims named Ervin Chapman, Miss Vinde Elmore, W. R. Sanders, Harry B. Curtis. others unharmed.
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Atoka Okla
W. A. Borah
Borah
New York
National Conference of Customs Collectors
Los Angeles
Moy
Ervin Chapman
Vinde Elmore
W. R. Sanders
Harry B. Curtis
Germany May Back 0.5 Percent Interest Hint in Huerta Succession
Berlin dispatches report that Germany would consider a joint powers move in support of the United States if urged by Washington. A Frankfort correspondent says Huerta may retire to avoid appearing to yield to US pressure, recalling Mexico's minister from St Petersburg to act as provisional president. Covarrubias suggested as foreign minister and possible successor, tied to the Madero circle and Car ranza movement, seen as acceptable to constitutionalists during elections.
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Huerta
Miguel Covarrubias
Russia
United States
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Miguel Covarru- Dias
Mexico
Ultimatum Near Deepens Mexico Crisis Debate
Washington clings to neutrality as Huerta rejects Wilson’s ultimatum while Zapata and loyalists bolster resistance. U.S. officers estimate Huerta commands about 65,000 troops with strong artillery, raising fears of Mexican defense in case of invasion. Congressmen press for clarity on reports of an ultimatum as Berlin signals potential aid from major powers.
Chihuahua Battle Begins As Villa Attacks City at Dusk
Rebel forces under Gen Francisco Villa launched a general assault on Chihuahua at dusk, with fighting continuing through Thursday night and Friday. Federal reports in Juarez denied rebel claims of fall. Separately, the cruiser Chester sailed from Philadelphia for Vera Cruz with heavy provisions and ammo for three months.
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EN Paso
Tex
Francisco Pancho Villa
Chihuahua
Mercado
Chihuahue
Miguel EB Imebeld
Juarez
Chester
Vera Cruz
Letter to Consul Tells of Sack of Guadeloupe
A resident in Mexico writes to United States Consul W. E. Alger in Mazatlan about October 10 attacks by Mariano Arrieta’s rebels on the Mexican city of Guadeloupe. The letter, in Spanish, describes mine and waterworks destruction, rail damage, and heavy losses including silver bullion and railroad facilities, urging intervention.
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Guadeloupe
Mariano Arrieta
Mexico
United States
W. E. Alger
Mazatlan
Alger
Bryan
Arrieta
Lves
Southern Pacific Railroad
la Cruz
Gaut Deloupée
Man and Woman Duel Affray in Linden Home
In Linden last night a man and woman exchanged gunfire inside a home belonging to William P Hutton. Mrs Sadie C Hutton shot three times at Thomas J Garrett, who returned fire wounding her and striking Garrett in the abdomen. both taken to Garfield Hospital. neither condition serious. Garrett is a 33 year old with wife and five children. Mrs Hutton, a former Washington resident, was married to a former plate printer at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Garfield Hospital
Washington Post
Rockville
Nova
William P Hutton
Linden
Hutton
Thomas J Garrett
Garrett
Washington
Sadie C Coke
Sherif Howard
Alabama
United States Senate
The
Southern Railway
Richmond
Linder
Surgeon Charles McBurney Dies of Heart Disease in Massachusetts
Charles McBurney, renowned New York surgeon nicknamed the father of appendicitis, died of heart disease at his sister’s Brookline home. A Harvard and College of Physicians and Surgeons graduate, he served as visiting surgeon at New York hospitals and taught at the College of Physicians and Surgeons. His 1889 work on operative interference in appendix disease popularized McBurney’s point, aiding diagnosis and saving lives.
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Charles McBurney
Stockbridge
Mass
New York
Brookline
Massa
McBurney
Hoxbury
Harvard College
College of Physicians and Surgeons
McKinley
DrcBurney
Brockbridge
Buffalo
Joe
Japilarity
McBarnes
Troops Near Kiel as Trial Sparks Anti-Semitic Fears
In Kiel Russia Nov. Troops are drafted as precaution against anti Semitic outbreaks tied to the Mendel Helis ritual murder trial. Prosecutor’s counsel M Shmakoff attacked Jewish influence and alleged media control while depicting Jews as threats. Vladimir Maklekoff, leading counsel for Helis, then examined the prosecution’s weak points.
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Kiel
Russia
Mendel Helis
M. Shmakoff
Lis
Belis
Sikorski
Bella
Vladimir Maklekoff
Bells
Senate Seat to Democrat in Worcester County
In Annapolis Maryland on November 7 Orlando Harrison a regular Democrat is set to represent Worcester county in the State senate if the election board's action stands. The Stockton district results were discarded and Quince Ashburn a fusionist would have won by 387 votes if admitted. Ashburn will contest Harrison's seat and the Senate must decide who holds the legal title. If Harrison is seated Democrats will have eighteen seats enough to override Gov. Goldsborough's veto.
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Harrison
Senate
Gov. Goldsborough
Velon
Indianapolis Traction Strike Ends After Arbitration
Indianapolis November 7. The strike of Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company employees ended this evening after Gov. Samuel V. Ralston’s mediation. Workers win arbitration for disputes but union recognition is not stated. Street car service will resume within twelve hours. All employees active October 31 and those discharged for union activity will be reinstated, except any who engaged in violence. Wage and work-condition disputes go to the Utilities Commission of Indiana for arbitration if no mutual agreement is reached within ten days.
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Fndianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Samuel Vme Ralston
Gettemen’ Streeat
Acc
Utilities Commission of Indiana
Marsh
Grant
Voluntas
Jean Goternm
New World
Great Britain
Republic of Venezuela
Europe
United States
Cleveland
Richard Olney
Old World
Great Britai
Cuba
Spain
McHinley
McKinley
Madrid
Washington
North American Review
France
Russia
Greece
Turkey
Maine
McKkinley
Congress
Thhem
Glures Jong Ag
JeTersen
America
Sorfh
Glynn Declares No Reelection Bid To End Graft Inquiry
New York November 7 Martin Glynn governor of New York announced he would not seek reelection. He stressed serving one efficient year is preferable to an eight year indifferent term. He pledged to press the graft inquiry started by John A Hennessy to the fullest extent and not protect any dishonest official.
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New York
Martin Glynn
William Sulser
John A. Hennessy
Sulzer
Wallace Dead. Darwin Cohort, Grand Old Man of Science
Alfred Russel Wallace, eminent British scientist and co propositor of evolution with Darwin, died in London at age 91. He authored over 200 books, treatises, and monographs, earning the title grand old man of science.
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Alfred Russel Wallace
London
Wallace
Darwin
Break with the militants on suffrage seen in London move
London dispatch reports efforts to win a Liberal agreement with the suffragists to enshrine women enfranchisement in official policy. Some constitutional leaders now back condemning militant tactics as the path to parliamentary suffrage, while Emmene Pankhurst predicts Liberals will not grant votes and that Unionists may deliver enfranchisement.
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London
Liberal Party
Minneapolis
Minn
Emmene Pankhuret
Ecuador seeks 33 million loan for Guayaquil sanitation
Panama's Novita's Vuevas Garcia, Heuedorian minister to Panama, is sent by Ecuador to Europe to secure a 33 million dollar loan for water works and sewer systems in Guayaquil and for building railroads in Ecuador. The sanitation program aims to address Guayaquil’s pestilent conditions as the Panama Canal opens. The Guayaquil authorities will manage the sanitation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Ita
Vuevas Garcia
Europe
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Pacific
Panama Canal
Guayquil
Aragonia freighter overdue with cargo valued at 1 000
The steamship Aragonia of the Wamburg American Line is a week overdue at Boston after failing to report since passing Gibraltar. carrying a crew of five, she had left Lakohama and other Asiatic ports. A furnace crown collapse while crossing the Red Sea forced repairs in Aden with a scheduled Boston arrival around October 30 or 31.
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Boston
Wamburg Amerian Line
Aragonla
Gibraltar
Lakohama
Asiatic
Aragonia
Red Sea
Aden
Milk Punch whisky ad from TG-KALON Co.
A vintage advertisement promotes Milk Punch as a good pure whisky suitable for general medicinal use. The item is priced at $1.00 per quart and $3.59 per gallon, listed by TG-KALON Co. Inc at 3405 Fort Street Northwest, with a contact phone number provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tg-Kalon Co., Inc
Our Intervention in Mexico Duty at the proper time says Hannis Taylor
In a wide lecture style piece Hannis Taylor argues that intervention in Mexico is a duty at the proper time. He traces the Monroe Doctrine and long historical precedents, urging the United States to act if Huerta entrenches power and foreign meddling threatens American interests.
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Mexico
Hannis Taylor
Seward
Cleveland
New World
Ferrero
Italy
Turkey
Cabinter
Washington
Acudi
Monroe Doctrine debate over Mexican intervention war risk
The writer argues against arming Mexico’s factions and repeating past U S interventions. Citing Ferrero and Monroe Doctrine authority, the piece defends the peacemaker role for the United States, urging restraint and solidarity with the Mexican people while rejecting European power shifts.
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Vist
Plonda Yard
Maines
Philadelphia
Chihuabta
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Uneral
Tox Hox
Modern Chapel
Phons
Frank Geier’s Sons
Rogern Chapel
J. WM. Lee
Lavery
Commiedisus
Pennsylvanis Avenue
Teaphone
Thos. M. Hindle
W. R. Spi Speare
F Street
N. W
Wrything
Frank A. Speare
Geo. P. Zurhorst
East Capital Street
Chase Zurhorst
Morst
Cain
J. H. Small & Sons, Florists
Ormer
Astora
UuLe
Sao
Bey
Servicia
Chicago
Denzel H Burnham
Germany
Ultimatum
Mexican Congress
Gen. Huerta
Regal
Mora
Wilson
War Department
Zapata
Morelos
United
Bartholdt
Missouri
Foreign Affairs Committee
Bartholdi
Robert, Patteson
Annie C. Allen
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Montgomery
George Shepherd
Bernie Bruce
J C Ball
Chrisiimas
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Mrs. Hutton
T. J. Garrett
Linden, Md
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Kief
Worcester
Eleca Cantgat
Indianapolis
Ralston
Glynn
Hennessy
Witherto
Mexio
Ferdinand VII
Holy Allance
Portugal
John VI
Belgium
Holland
Westem
Ruagla
Holy Alliance
South America
T. J. Lawrence
Monroe
Jefferson
Monticello
Pelk
Jefferson-Monroe
William H Seward
North Carolina
Asheville
Grove Park Inn
Hendersonville
Brevard
Flat Rock
Saluda
Tryon
Waynesville
Hot Springs
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Terminal Station
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Co. W. Westbury
15Th Street
Washington, D. C
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