Huerta Candidacy Question Said Settled by Gamboa
Mexico City reports Gen. Huerta to be replaced as candidate by a provisional president. Gamboa, minister of foreign affairs, relayed assurances to Nelson O'Shaughnessy and Secretary Bryan that Huerta will not stand. Wilson administration seeks a guaranteed, fair election and possible armistice, with Lind in contact on ongoing negotiations.
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Lind
Wilson
W. B. Hale
White House
Huerta
Leresumo
Frevino
Orne
Va Oy
Flewan
Linih
Woleson
Ais Omirasl
Mesivv
Vonstetbos
United States
Meatar
Ftuerla
Unite
Federico Gamboa
O'Shaughnessy
Gamboa Mw
Fan
Nelson Oshaushessy
Raskent
Vera Cruz
O'Spanstinesay
Bryan Agone
Corea
Sroighnesas
Gamboa
Melo
Mexico DC
Tha Na Ciaa
Foreign Office
WoMro
Ivsnaughnes
Gen Eberts
Secon
Will Tained
Tel Gambwa
Mexico
Iberta
Iim
Giamboa
People of
Mr. O'Shaughnessy
Mr. Gambna
Frederick Gamboa
Genonimo Trevino
Mexico City
Washington
William Bayard Hale
Cornish
N. H
Lt 13
O’shaugness
W. W
Canada
Galveston
Raid Near Lind Covers Uprising and Refugee Plight
Vera Cruz reports detail a raid near a plantation linked to contract labor, with a bandit attack killing the overseer and looting 2000 pesos. John Lind and Rear Admiral Fletcher return from the Hermosa plantation as refugees swell Vera Cruz, reflecting labor conditions and peonage fears.
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Vera Cruz
Wilson
John Lind
Fletcher
Vista Hermosa
Minnesota
Mr. Lind
Lind
Mexico
R. M. Emery
Navy enlistment row over aptitude tests blocks two NC candidates
The Senate naval affairs committee declined to rule on Secretary Daniels action to remove the aptitude and efficiency test from marine corps examinations for commissions. Daniels argued the test disadvantaged enlisted men. two North Carolina candidates Bourne and Turnage were restored while Foster rose on merit. The case remains unresolved with protesters urging recognition.
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Senate
North Carolina
Washington Bay
Daniels
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Marine Corps
Daniela
Poe
John C. Foster
Lincoln Karmany
Yeoman Foster
Arthur Kingston
Buffalo
Lyle H. Miller
Lexington
Samuel L. Howard
District of Columbia
Ethelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
Louis M. Bourne, Jr
Asheville
N. C
Allen H. Turnage
Farmville
Louis E. Fagar, Jr
O'Gorman
New York
Foster
Navy officer disputes academy marks for aptitude and efficiency
The speaker argues that marks on aptitude and probable efficiency were unfairly lowered for three Naval Academy candidates who bilged on arithmetic. He supports admitting only those who pass the academy while advocating fairness for applicants, noting past records and written exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Naval Academy
Marine Corps
Latticed Skirts Spark Crowd in Pittsburgh Fashion Show
In Pittsburgh on September 3 the latest lattice gowns drew huge crowds as three young women wore latticed skirts with slashed hems and bright ribbon lattice. Flesh tinted hose glimpses caused police to disperse the crowd as spectators followed the procession onto a street car. A similar scene in Sharon, Pa featured George Jackson in a slit white serge suit revealing pink silk stockings and inciteful taunts as police intervened to protect him.
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Pittsburgh
Fifth Avenue
Sharon
George Jackson
Jackson
Horrie
Dr Mary Walker Repels Oswego Raid At Fort
Special to The Washington Post from Syracuse on September 3 reports Dr Mary Walker resisting town authorities attempting to serve a warrant for assault on Princess Fredericka Nicholas. She denies the claim, denounces the claimant’s title, and questions the Prince Nicholas connection, noting his Grecian descent and Rutland residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington’ Post
Syracuse
Princesa Fredericka Nicholas
Mary Walker
Oswego
THREE WOMEN FLY IN WORLD RECORD FLIGHT
Ruth Law, sister of Rodman Law, set a world's record for women passengers in an aeroplane at Garden City field. A ten minute flight carried Pearl McGrath and Mrs. Richard R. Sinclair, with McGrath on the lower wing. Maximum altitude reached about 300 feet.
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New York
Ruth Law
Rodman Law
Garden City
Law
Pearl McGrath
Richard R. Sinclair
Sinclair
Helen Marts
Baltimore
Roosevelt Says He Would Not Fight Mexico Alone
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt warned that a war with Mexico would be a limited, second war for capable officers. He said he would not take part unless Japan joined or large territorial gains or naval bases were pledged to the South, according to a report from Williams via Hopi sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliams
Aziz
Mexico
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Japan
Hualpai
Silk and Linen Robbery During Moving Train Heist
Three men on an express wagon driven by a galloping horse kept pace with a Northeast freight, opened a car door, and stole silk and linen worth unknown as a detective fired a shot but the robbers fled when the train pulled away faster than the horse. suspects Louis Mooty and Roger Mulchy are implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mooty
Roger
Mulchy
New York Central
Eleventh
Avenue
Race Store Across Sea Harjes Heir Wins
New York reports Mr and Mrs H J Harjes rushed from Paris to New York with their newborn son to secure American citizenship. They arrived with six hours to spare as the Morgan Harjes finance family celebrates the birth of another American-born child.
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Harjes
New York
H. J. Harjes
Paris
Terrific hurricane devastates Hampton Roads region
Heavy hurricane floods Norfolk area with ships swamped and homes wrecked. Fort Monroe suffers unroofed officers quarters and a 200 soldier shelter building roof blown. Ocean View and Virginia Beach cottages toppled while Tarboro and Edgecomb report deaths and Norfolk rains cause million in losses. Norwegian sailor Neils Larsen drowns returning to Lena. Damage runs into millions across northeastern North Carolina.
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Virginia
Carolina Seaboard
Fort Monroe
Ocean View
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Newport News
Carolina
North Carolina
Chesapeake Bay
Fortress Monroe
Hampton Roads
Badger
Nebraska
Old Point
Wyoming
Hampton Creek
Neils Larsen
Lena
Tarboro
N. C
Ives
W. R. Williams
Hampton
Williams
Wiliams
Harry Howe
William H. Garrett
Raleigh
Edgecomb
Persquimdns
Hertford
Hatteras
Caroling
Public Hearing Set On Bar Harbor Wreck Inquiry
Twenty one dead and five dying after the Bar Harbor Express wreck near New Haven prompts an Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry. Commissioner McChord will lead a Friday start to probe causes in operation and management, with coroner inquest and witness secrecy continuing.
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New Haven
Conn
Bar Harbor
New York
Belnap
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mix
Miller
White Mountain Express
Murray
C. C. Hivelychlo
McChord
Belnap Nay
Elliott
Public Service Commission
Flagman Murray
Tey
A. A. Alling
Belhap
Willctt
Springfield
White Mountain
Maine
Beer - Employed Sa
Huerta Yields Point Wilson Hears Rebel Raid Near Lind
Page one reports Huerta yielding ground as Wilson hears of rebel raids near Lind. Daniels aids enlisted Marines as Naval vessels encounter storm. New Haven wreck inquiry is rigidly pursued. Society notes include a woman labeled as blackmailer and a court frees Thaw.
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Huerta
Wilson
Lind
Daniels
New Haven
Newlands
H. A. Willard
McAdoo
Newport
Gaynor
Financial News of
Alexandria
Congress
Newman
Strike Oil In Hanover Yields Daily 300 Barrels
German well at Hanover yields about 20 barrels daily since August 30. Discovered at 1,690 feet while boring for potash. Oil described as of good quality. Dispatch from Berlin transmitted via National Zeitung.
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Berlin
Hanover
National Zeitung
Society Woman Charged With Writing to Claim Fiance
Elyria society woman Margaret A. Carter pleaded not guilty to using the mails to defraud. Bail set at 10000, she remained jailed after arrest for writing to Miss Huntington claiming the fiances would be taken unless paid. Investigators say multiple residents in northern Ohio received similar threats in the case.
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Elyria
Ohio
Miss Huntington
Cleveland
United States
Edward Co. Daust
Margaret A. Carter
W. Huntington
Busineas
Great Lakes
Elyria Society
John Huntington
Carter
Misa Huntington
Briarcliffe School
New York
Asheville
N.C
Dwight Dawley
Wheeling
W. Va
Dawley
Rose
Alburn
Postoffice
Cochran and
Owen
Albany Youth Confesses Desecration at Cemetery
John Stephens aged 19 son of a Albany merchant admitted tearing up a grave at Pauline Blum’s burial site to stop waste and recover valuables. A visiting workman found the disturbed grave with the body at one end buried deeper and missing a finger earring and the inner coffin. The incident followed a physician cited motive of preventing waste due to a diseased mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Yo
John Stephens
Pauline Blum
Stephens
Zeller
Gut
Phyalci
Laveyers Downcast Over Rail Road Claim in Habeas Corpus Case
Judge Trembles sustains habeas corpus as law denies appeal from Board of Inquiry. Thaw comments that “Those higher up are going to railroad him” reflecting tension in the pursuit of justice. English justice faces scrutiny as the case unfolds.
Thaw Breaks Down Blaming Malign Fate
Special to The Washington Post reports Harry K Thaw suffering a nervous breakdown as he nears retirement. He laments the notion of an assassination plot and fears fate will thwart his happiness, vowing to prevail over his enemies in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Harry HK
Thaw Taken to Coaticook After Canadian Custody
Harry K Thaw was seized by immigration authorities after a three minute liberty following a habeas corpus ruling in Sherbrooke Quebec. He is detained in Coaticook awaiting a special board of inquiry with possible deportation to the United States. lawyers express concern over the immigration act and potential court action.
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Coaticook
Quebec
Harry Kendall Thaw
Sherbrooke
William Travers Jerome
Dominion Immigration
Grand Trunk Railway
Vermont
Aileas
New York
Matteawan Asylum
Thaw
Canada
Jerome
John Boudreau
Matthew Hutchinson
District of St. Francis
Lberty
W. K. McKeown
Dominion
W. L. Shurtleff
Ottawa
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Chihuahua
Monclava
el Paso
Tex
Edward Sanders
Parral
Hidalgo
Chihuahue
Lockport, N
Lockport High School
Walter E. Laverance
Columbia Theater
HDS
Marine Corps Test
DR Mart
Miss Law
Miss McGrath
Mrs. Sinclair
T.R
Roosevelt
Race Store Across Sea
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