Villa Deserted by Leaders Halts Mutiny Threats
In Juarez Oct 5 report says 10,014 Villa troops already revolt with generals unhappy. Villa returns to Torreon to stop mutiny. Wanuelhao deserts with 3,500. Truce talks with Carranza allies doubtful. Naco residents appeal to the President for protection as cross border fighting continues and boundary tensions rise.
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Aguascalientes
Juarez
Mexico
Cen
Trancisco Villa
Torreon
Hererra
Arrieta
Bursago
Villa
Wanuelhao
Carransa
Carranza
Ace
Sonora
Benjamin Hull
Bestre
Matriorena
Ed Spots
Who Made Germany Crazy in Harpers Weekly
Norman Hapcoot argues that Von Treitske and other Pan German thinkers corrupted German policy, praising Bismarck while condemning modern expansion. The piece frames Treitske as the intellectual cause of Germany's current warlike drift and previews the Kaiser's role and Bismarckian limits.
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America
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Tenmiel
Punch
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Notory
Teuton
Ranke
University of Berlin
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England
von Treltske
Rockon
Devel
France
Austria
Russia
S von Treitske
Reichstag
Catholica
Treitske
British Ships at Lisbon for Troops War Intel Says Berlin
Berlin reports British ships have reached Lisbon to transport Portuguese troops and Portugal may enter the allied war effort. Viscount de Alte stated Portugal would join if Britain calls, citing a long standing treaty and a September cabinet ratification. A British cruiser saluted the Portuguese flag on that date.
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Portugal
Berlin
Sayville
Viscount de Alte
Germany
Portugese Legation
Great Britain
Legation Officia
Germans Use Mazatlan Coal To Supply Leipzig At Sea
British wireless operator G D Smith aboard the Mazatlan testified to Rear Admiral Pond that the German freighter, Mazatlan, delivered mail and supplies to the cruiser Leipzig near Magdalena Bay then transferred coal to the Leipzig after loading aboard the Mazatlan. Smith, a British subject, refused to communicate and damaged the Mazatlan’s wireless gear, triggering detention of the steamer Alexandria in San Francisco harbor amid registry questions. The Leipzig slipped past the British cruiser Newcastle while the Mazatlan sailed to Guaymas and later the Leipzig received coal via the Marie.
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Alexandria
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Cal
Leipzig
Magdalena
Mazatlan
G. D Smith
Pond
Twelfth
United States Naval District
Smith
Lower California
Washington
San Franciseco
Guaymas
Mexico
Frederick Jobson
Zur Helle
Gustave Traub
San Pedro
Magdalena Bay
Mal
Atorea
Marie
Newcastle
Guaymar
Kosmos Line
Valparaiso
New Orleans
Prince of Wales fund reaches fifteen million dollars
London reports the Prince of Wales fund has reached 15,000,600 with the prince issuing a thank you letter. He says funds should flow into productive channels to aid relief, employment schemes, and industrial training, rather than mere charitable gifts. The note frames a directive toward constructive use of contributions.
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London
Oct. S
Prince of Wales’ Fund
Berlin Optimistic On War Outlook From Amsterdam
A Reuters dispatch, quoting Berliner Tageblatt correspondent Maj Moraht, reports German forces hold fresh troops to counter French and British attempts to outflank. Verdun and Toul forts resist, but threaten to weaken French eastern forces as Berlin stays hopeful about overall war prospects.
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London
Reuter Telegram Company
Amsterdam
Berliner Tageblatt
Maj Moraht
Argonnes
Verdun
Toul
Germany
Berlin
Coffee Drinking and Health Dangers Warned
The excerpt argues that continued coffee consumption may trigger illnesses such as headache biliousness constipation nervousness sleeplessness and heart palpitations. It warns that ignoring these signs will lead to stronger warnings from nature and potential health consequences.
Coffee as Master Against The Taper’s Aches
A satirical note on coffee as the unseen foe in a craftsman’s life. It claims indulgence leaves him tired while the real adversary is the drink itself, blamed for weather, overwork, and poor meals.
Allies Forcing Back After Sedan And Metz
In 1859 the conflict ended in two months and in 1870 after Sedan and Metz it lasted thirteen weeks. Fighting after Sedan was a contest for honor. Rail traffic resumes through cities once occupied by Germans. From Epernay reports German lines respected. In Paris, Col Du Paty de Clam, noted for the Dreyfus case, is among the wounded.
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Metz
Col du Paty de Clam
Dreyfus
Paris
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