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Evening Star Publishing Company
Winchester
Virginia
United States Prepares for War with Mexico
The piece states that a state of war exists between the United States and Mexico. It cites the Mexican government's official authorization of the Carrizal attack as ending any hope of settlement and predicts President Wilson will declare war after troop concentration on the border.
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United States
Mexico
Wilson
Mexican
Late Developments Bring U. S. Near War With Mexico
A chronology from March to June detailing Villa raids on Columbus and Minaca, American punitive actions in Mexico, clashes at Temochic and Carrizal, Carranza requests, and the U S mobilization and note rejecting withdrawal. The entries include dates, locations like Columbus, Hachita, San? Fonico, El Paso, Marathon, and notable figures Col. Brown Col. Dodd Major Howze Gen Scott and Obregon.
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Francisco Villa
Columbus
N. M
Mexico
Dodd
Hachita
Villistas
Minaca
Guerrero
Erwin
Sante Fonimo
Colonel Brown
Aguas Calientes
Howze
Parral
Carranza
Tompkins
Durango
Temochic
Wilson
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
Crime of Carrizal Demands Revenge Editorial
The piece notes public pressure for a strong response after Carrizal incident while the U S government calls for cautious action upon full information and authentic details, citing the New York World editorial urging careful measures.
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Carrizal
United States
New York World
Pursuit of Truth and Punishment in Mexico
The speaker warns that truth must guide actions and vows to punish Villa and all commanders who interfere. They claim resolve to confront any faction, noting Carrizal as a warning. Policy demands force in Mexico to meet any outcome, and warns against forbearance in war as weakness.
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Villa
Carrizal
Mexico
United States
Public Health Beat Highlights Disease Declines
The United States Public Health Service notes malaria reduced by 60 percent in certain localities and typhoid fever deaths halved since 1900. Pneumonia still claims over 120000 Americans annually. emphasis on preventable health measures and lifestyle tips appears in the discourse.
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United States Public Health Service
United States
McCormick Chosen DNC Chairman Seen as Democratic Fortun.
The selection of Vance McCormick as chairman of the Democratic National Committee is hailed as a fortunate move for the party. The Yale alumnus is praised for leadership, integrity, and organizational skill, with a record in business and public service.
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Vance M. McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Vance McCormick
Yale
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
McCormick
Yale Corporation
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
New York Times
Mystery Ad Leads to Unknown Woman
A sensational misidentification unfolds as Margaret Mullin, mistaken for a woman shown in a Nervolo advertisement, confronts the firm behind the fake ad The Orion Advertising Company and its manager George Stephenson learn the truth when the photograph’s owner appears Bob reveals he sourced the image for a prank and reunites with the real person Margaret and the man she hoped to identify discover they are connected through fate and a shared past.
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California
Ladly
Margaret
Nervolo
New York City
Orion Advertising Company
G. W. Stephenson
Mary Mullin
Douglass Street
Miss Mary Mullin
George Stephenson
Bob
George
McClure Newspa Cepeda
Pretty Girl in Virginia Dies Threatened by Poison
Miss Payne a 20 year old from Broad Run Prince William county drank dichloride of mercury at Mrs Showalter’s Harrisonburg home. Despite emetics and a stomach pump she refused treatment and expressed happiness in dying. She was sent home to Broad Run awaiting death.
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Petty Gayee
Broad Run
Prince William County
John D. Showalter
Harrisonburg
Miss Payne
Showalter
Hall and Hardesty Wed in Hinnom Virginia
Miss Annie Jeanette Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs R H Hall of Hinnom Virginia married Francis DeGrotte Hardesty Tuesday June 20 in Hinnom. Hardesty, son of R D Hardesty of Barryville Clarke County, recently graduated from Georgetown Law and works in government service. They will reside after July 4 at 1664 Columbus Road Washington DC.
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Winchester
Annie Jeanette Hall
R. H. Hall
Hinnom
Francis DeGrotte Hardesty
Hardesty
R. D. Hardesty
Barryville
Clarke County
Georgetown University
Columbus Road
Washington, D.C
Hen Hatch Romance as Pigs Replace Chicks
Ernest Crist of Timberville hatched 13 eggs under a hen but a sow devoured the eggs. The hen mothered a litter of pigs, feeding and clucking to them in the pig pen. When the pigs were sold by a neighbor, both mothers showed no distress, and the exchange surprised onlookers.
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Ernest Crist
Timberville
Thousands of Women Write for Pinkham Advice
In Newark Ohio Mrs George Thompson reports Pinkham remedies restored her health after severe illness. The letter praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash and urges others to request free confidential advice from the Lynn Massachusetts company.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Gro. Thompson
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