Taft Voyage To Virginia Brings Tour of Williamsburg Visit
President Taft lands at Fort Monroe on the armored cruiser Tennessee after Panama transit and proceeds to Richmond for a series of engagements with educational leaders and public officials. He will address teachers, attend dinners, and speak at the Jefferson Hotel as part of his capital visit. The journey includes a stop at Williamsburg and remarks on constitutional ties and national unity.
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Tennessee
Virginia Capital
Visita Williamsburg
Richmond
Fort Torre
Panama
Taft
Westmoreland
Commonwealth Club
Jefferson Hotel
Terres
Lurcheon
Tirghnla
Washington
William
Histore
Walllansburg
Ohio
Virginia Capes
Fit Momere
Fort Monroe
Flusslin
United States
Port Monroe
Coast Artillery
Velan widow Christina van Ness dies in 93rd year
Obituary notices list Christina van Ness widow of Nicholas Cril aged ninety three at her residence Street Northwest. Also listed are funeral details for Captain Joseph Thomas, Major George Montgomery’s widow, and other local memorials with dates and church services.
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Velan
Streat
Christina van Ness
Nicholas Crla
Joseph Thomas
Bintral
Church Street
Berryville Vay
Juttan Broaddus
Pdward Wall
Viobam
Frank P Kearne G Oneral
Wednesda
Holy i ‘Mt
Helaes
Trankford Arsenal
Mary R Sn Arriuf
George Montgomers
Mis Ures J Clarke
Bren Mawr
John T
Yarnell
Pauls Catholic
Fafterath
Pohoment
Richmond Greets President Monroe Escort and Tribute
A Richmond committee met President Monroe at Tort Monroe and escorted him to the railway station. Maj J C V Wemphill, former Charleston editor, and other local leaders joined the welcoming party as tributes of patriage and wild duck were prepared for the governor. The event followed a naval inspection and included remarks about the Charleston connection and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Monroe
J C V Wemphill
Charleston
Lppa
Hunton
Richmoenu
Gubernatorial
Vic Taft
Virginia
Panam
Guantanino
Cuba
Tennessee
Beathi
Shere
Ethel Leneve Sails to America on Majestic
Ethel Leneve the stenographer for Dr Crippen has booked passage on the Majestic. The steamship sails from Southampton to New York tomorrow.
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York
Ethel Leneve
Crippens Stenogramper
Majestic
Southampton
New York
Two Views Of Revolt In Mexico Spark Wide Alarm
Uprising expands across western Mexico with Vera Cruz reportedly in danger and rebels advancing toward the capital area. US and Latin American officials give mixed readings with Wilson predicting doom while others report growing revolutionary strength and early battles near Gomez Palacio.
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State Department
Vera Cruz
Border troops planned if Mexican unrest worsens
United States War Department considers sending troops from Oklahoma and other posts to the Texas border as Mexican revolutionary unrest continues. Fifteen troops from Matamoros Fourth battalion were sent to Guerrero to reinforce Mexican authorities while Texas guardsmen volunteer efforts rise and are limited by Adjutant General Newton.
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United States
Frashington
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
War Department
Oklahoma
Texas
el Paso
Brownsville
Mexico
Texas National Guard
Sergi Manley
Dallas
Taft
Southern Mexico in Grip of Rebellion
Turmoil spreads from Torreon to Parral and Chihuahua as rebels seize towns and government forces clash. Reports of railroad violence, telegraph cuts, and civilian fear ripple through Jalisco, Vera Cruz, and border towns.
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Mexico
Federal Telegraph
Wexjco
Guayamas
Sonora
Federal
Publa
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Ahumada
Vera Cruz
Batuidis
Guadaajara
Pascheca
Diaz
Lanhee
Mexican border fighting and Madero watch near Laredo
Reports from Gomez Palacio and Torreon Mexico confirm border clashes. Mexican and American officers work together to prevent a broader insurrection as authorities hunt for Francisco I Madero near Columbia while troops monitor the Rio Grande area. Chestnut prices double as dealers face fines for selling damaged nuts in Pittsburg.
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Madero
Laredo
Columbia
Rio Grange
Francisco I. Madero
Bodies in Streets of City Gomez Palacio Described
A New York traveler reports widespread arms and terror across parts of Mexico from Torreon to Gomez Palacio. He describes battles, a dead police chief, and rurales fighting insurgents while towns faced closures and desertions. Roving rumors of Diaz’s death surface in Denver as bids for a school addition near $6,200 emerge.
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el Paso
Tex
Springer
New York
Terreon
Moenterey
Rurales
Toreon
Gomez Palacio
Torreon
Po- Nea
Parral
McKinley Manual Training School
Germaley & P&nton
Hornblower & Marshall, Architects
Health Office Record of Patients and Families in Fort Worth Area
Fragmented OCR list shows names of patients and relatives, with hospital and street addresses implied. Entries include Gustese and Nainte, Charles and Sparstiort, Martin and Irene Meade Raphael and Mary Peak, Nobert Georgiana Wreaths, Robert Melbs, Aubrey H Stuart, Thomas H Aust, Charlce Stewart, Ruth Pettus, Peter Jakson, Sarah Muyton, Joan Felt, John Ho Mahony, and Cy Jenkins among others. The readable portion appears to catalog individuals tied to hospitals, homes, or residences in a health office ledger.
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Gustese
Nainte
Fran
Josephine Hestltnrer
Rand Lyraarec
Charles
Apd
Martin O
Irene
Meade Raphael
Mary Peak
Lavia
Maine Marines
Mary
Ricford Fapa
Waul Fine Toy
Mary Wosmuthe
Albert
Llows Tamer
Jana Ha
Robert Melbs
Loure
William Rissel Forres
Aubrey H Stuart
Spital
Sarah Muyton
Ania, Ho Arbuckle
Stow
Joan Felt
Vrs Erveednens Hospital
John Ho Mahony
Vra
Licensed to Marry in a Fragmented City Registry
A garbled list of marriages and clergymen names from various places including New York Philadelphia and Maryland. The OCR reads like a chain of couple pairs with reverends and addresses, showing mixed legibility and numerous superscripts and misspellings. The piece presents as a public notices fragment with many unreadable portions.
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Willi
White House
Washington Pest
Ollowtis Carse
Pittsburg Dispatch
Stech Star Herald
Speare
Steet
Zurforst
Ayast
William Lee
Funeal
Rofivr
Fae Nein Cemn Dlows
Mferu Cremeterum Modrat Price Fanta de
Felephone
John R Wright Co
Valars
Pmbumers
Vons North
F Harvey’s Sons
H Sardo & CO
Pumphrey & Son
Eves Deseriath
Gude
Shokit
M. J. Falvey
Crippen
DR Cripretl
lass S@ss
Triogtol
Philadelphia
Canada
London
Highereavemient
Nashs
Scihnce
Scotland Yard
America
Chicago
Tibe
Guantanamo
North
Florida
Congress
Bette Limore
Europe
England
Montrose
Antwerp
Quebec
Robinson
Hig Gan
Clippen
Leneve
Dew
Dr Crippen
Laurentic
Inspector Dew
Father Point
Shim
Alvyerstone
Belle Elmore
Miss Lenave
Ethel
Jamaica
New England
Muscatel
Tokalon Wine CO
F Street
N. W
Wilson
Yucatan
Senor de la Barra
Madeiro
Henry Lane Wilson
Republic
Leo J Keena
Chihuahua
Luther T Ellsworth
Ciudad
Porfirio Diaz
Gomez-Palacio
Carique
Creel
Senor Creek
Zacatecas
Hoyt
Horlick
Livandais
Loma
Mexico Northwestern
Chinuahua
Madera
Francisco Madero
William Dale
Manera
Dale
Luis Terrazas
Terrazas
Teriazas
Durango City
Juarez
Casas Grandes
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Orizaba
Rio Blanca
Anogates
Santa Rosa
Crizaba
Sabina Mexico
San Pedro
Cabras
Tinajita Cruces
Las Vacas
Tins
Torneon
Zapata
Rio Grande
Guv Campbell
Austin
Guerrero
Belef
W.gj.sloane
H Street
J He Rogers
Nuevo Laredo
Pllsburg
Whedi Ptock
Fom
Denver
Denver Cola
The
Washington Loan and Trust Co
John Joy Edson
Health Office Record
Michael Po Mayhew
Mars Fo Murphy
LJ Kerrick Bewett Davis
MadTean
Frank Trompeon Willian A Carr
Hyattwilie
Alfee W Shoept
Charles E Fritts
Florence & Jermat
Jo J Muir Phillip Bo Mayu
Sarah A Ballard
Harry. G Spencer George Wo Sale
Ruth & Goulding
Caroline County
Hugh Stevenson
Henry E Yetton
Elizabeth Rodda
Charles J Winvate Joseph
Ploplch
Wadtslawa
Alohedrzelewska
MJ Knneas Williamt . Burcley
Tormulh
Vaan
Raverta Willamson
Pamuel Ff
Ireone Athert W
Kater
Hertha Ro
Dement
Moop J Egan Jessy C Spirk
Anna I Forter
Philadelphia Pa
R. Harris& CO
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