Mexican General Garcia Killed as Forces Join Rebels
Monterey Mexico December 1 Gov Reyes and military authorities report extreme frontier unrest. Troops move from southern Republic to Nuevo Laredo and along the Rio Grande as garrison redeploys. Word arrives that Gen Lorenzo Garcia, Northern Zone commander at Mier, was murdered by his own command and his troops defected to revolutionaries crossing into Texas between Roma and Carrisa. Source notes that many Mexican soldiers are convicted criminals serving with militia and sympathetic to the uprising.
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Alls
Boston
Monterey
Mex
Gov
Reyes
Nuevo Lear
Republic
Mexican National Railroad
Nuevo Laredo
Rio Grande
Lorenzo Garcia
Mexico
Mier
Texas
Roma
Carrisa
Revolutionary Movement
Garcia
Fear Garza Now Rebels in Mexican Border Area
Reports from San Antonio and Boston describe fears among Mexican authorities over Garza’s rumored secret plan and organized forces at the border. U.S. Captain Burke notes sympathy among the border population, while Mexican leaders reassess the risk of revolution.
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Xican
San Antonio
Garza
Mexico
John &. Burke
United States Third Cavalry
Border States
Revolutionary Movement
Jenkinn Arrested in Packwood Murders Sealed as Jenkins
Detective Cooper reports arrest of Irving Jenkins in Deland for the Packwood house killings. Pinkerton Captain says he has information to convict, with a $1,000 reward offered. A guard will encircle Deland jail during confinement amid town unrest. Victims included Miss A B Bruce of New York and the Packwoods at Packwood lodge.
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Cooper
Jenkinn
Packwood
New Sayana
Fla
Irving Jenkins
Packwood House
Deland
Capt. W. Cooper
Pinkerton
Jenkins
Capt
New Smyrna
A. B. Bruce
New York
Hatch
Frank Packwood
Packwood Lodge
Pugnacious Gen Porter Urges War Mood in US Policy
Wero Sorry We Did Not Give Italy as Thrashing. Gen Porter in Washington called for more jingoism and suggested opening the temple of Janus to release the dogs of war. He admired Hogland’s policy protecting a single citizen and favored a stronger warlike stance for the United States.
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Italy
Africa
Mountains
Persia
Plains
America
United States
Inauguration for Governor Flower Arranged in Boston
Governor Flower's inauguration day details unfold with Mayor Manning's committee escort, Assembly Chamber seating for Flower family and state officers, opening prayer by Bishop Deans, brief address by the governor, oath administered by the Secretary of State, and a public reception in the Executive Chamber followed by personal calls at the mansion. Also reported are nominations by Gov. Russell in Boston and early Senate expectations in Topeka and New York ferry collision updates.
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Ofte Avpaxy
Manning
Gov. Flower
Assembly Chamber
Bishop Deans
Secretary of State
Mr. Flower
European prince seeks divorce after American marriage
Ferdinand Blucher, descendant of Marshal Vorwarts, married Alma Loeb of Brooklyn in Milwaukee a year ago on a grand scale. He claims deception over her social and financial standing, cites unfulfilled expectations, and seeks divorce with lawyer Ambrose H. Purdy. He notes lack of support from her New York relatives.
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Brooklyn
Blucher
Marshal
New York
Ferdinand Blucher
Marshal Vorwarts
Napoleon
Waterloo
Milwaukee
Alma Loeb
Germany
America
Princess Bucher
Lafayette Avenue
Prince Blucher
Prince Blucher von Waldestoft
Schloss- Bierlowitz
Post Castle
Ambrose H. Purdy
Tragic Valley Falls Car Yard Accidents Claim Two
A freight train in Rhode Island Perking Horse Shoe Works yard at Valley Falls crushed two workers Isaac Yale a Frenchman from Central Falls and Sackis Sahigean an Armenian of Valley Falls. Yale left a wife and six children. Sahigean had been in the U S four months with wife and child in Armenia.
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Joey
Valley Atta RT. Provivence
Rhode Island
Horse Shoe Company
Valley Falls
Isaac Yale
Yale
Gentral Falls
Sabigean
Armenia
Across the Bridge. John Cotter and Margaret Tehan wed at St Patrick's
John Cotter and Margaret Tehan were married in St Patrick's church this morning at 10 o'clock with Arthur Keefe and Mary J. Brennan as attendants. A separate note lists local civic and social items including a funeral, a ward Democratic meeting, street ice hazards, and drama rehearsals for Robert Emmet at City hall with multiple ticket sellers.
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John Cotter
Margaret Tehan
St Patrick’s Church
Father Brown
Arthur Keefe
Mary J. Brennan
Michael Russell
Stephen Mitchell
Bank Street
Mitchell
St Joseph's Cemetery
Robert Emmet
Dramatic Club
St Patrick’s Parish
City Hall
Fred Kaemmer
Meriden
D. J. Casey
East Main Street
T. P. Hutchinson
James Horrigan
M. Guilfoile
P. J. Bassidy
Nora Luddy
RK. FB. Phelan
Washington Street
P. W. Connor
Stone Street
Verdict Clears, Censures Central Road In Hastings Disaster
Coroner's jury returns manslaughter in the second degree against brakeman Herrick and accuses train dispatcher Ossman for the Hastings accident on December 24. The New York Central is censured for incompetence and a warning to improve safety with block signaling. Warrants issued for Herrick. Hastings station agent Delaney blamed for not uncovering the cause. Sykes block system to be extended toward Albany. Westchester grand jury to consider the case in February. Noted injuries and hospital recoveries listed with several officials named.
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Delaney
New York Calral
New York Central Railroad
Hastings
N. Y
Augustus Ossman
Charles Delaney
Herrick
Croton
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Sykes
Albany
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Chauncey M. Depew
Mitchell
Humphreys
Westchester County
Baldwin
St. John’s Hospital
Yonkers
Annie Ford
St. Joseph's Hospital
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Grand Street
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J. H. Murnan
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Sam Munch
Grand ST
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