Wilson seeks unity in Mexican crisis with provisional president plan
President Wilson moves to unify Huerta and Orozco factions by naming provisional leaders. Halle and Lind propose candidates to Carranza and Huerta in Nogales and Mexico City while Wilson plans an explanatory policy statement before Mexican congress. Admiral Fletcher reports Americans in Veracruz safe as Carranza vows to oust Huerta if arms embargo ends. Minister Adalpe to retire, Japanese Izumo ordered to protect interests.
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Star
Washington
Wilson
Huerta- Ostransa
Halle
Carranza
Nogales
Eayon John Lind
Huerta
México City
Y Bryan
Admiral Fletcher
Vera Cruz
Tuxpah
Tgnehias
Piedras
Nardo
Wiashington
Mexico
Mexican Congress
Ssucson
Arizona
Wiliam Bayard Hale
United States
Adalpe
Mexico City
Tokto
Japan
Izumo
Dr Freeman to Lecture on Typhoid Fevers
Winchester health officer Dr P W Boyd seeks Dr Douglas Freeman to deliver a series of lectures on Typhoid Fever and Its Preventatives in the town and county during the week beginning November 16. The aim is to better inform the public on typhoid fever and State Board of Health prevention methods.
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P. W. Boyd
Winchester
Douglas Freeman
State Board of Health
Firemen Visit Hagerstown in Touring Car Trip
Messrs Carson Spillman Irwin Arnold Fred Forney W E Jones and W C Perry with William Dunn traveled to Hagerstown Maryland on Friendship Fire Company business. The group used Mr Corrells large touring car loaned for the trip.
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Carson Spillman
Irwin ‘Arnold
Fred. Forney
W. E. Jones
C. Perry
William “Dunn
Hagerstown
Friendship Fire Company
Correll’s
Correll
Explosion Damages Town After Large Fuel Blast
An explosion at a fuel site in New York injured several and sent a blast across miles. Fire and debris damaged homes and shattered windows as authorities investigated the cause and size of the incident.
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The
Star
York
J. 8. Ferguson
New York
Hotel
Evans
Trial of Grim Put Rescheduled After Lawyer Absence
Streets Porter Hayslett faces charges in the police court with Justice Beverley postponing the trial to tomorrow morning at 10. Prosecutor James Reardon will present the case for the Commonwealth. The incident left Hayslett with a deep head wound. a large crowd gathered before the adjournment.
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Porter Haysiett
Sabia
Beverley
Harry R. Kern
James FP. Reardon
Commonwealth
Ixtien
Kern
Grim
Hayslett
Secretary Bryan Flung From Horse in Washington Ride
Secretary William Jennings Bryan had a narrow escape when his horse fell with him during a morning ride in the Washington suburbs. He was not seriously hurt.
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The
Star
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Former Dictator Zelaya In New York
In New York Jose Santos Zelaya former president of Nicaragua draws attention of the Latin American community. Immigration passage remains a mystery and officials say they will monitor his stay in the United States.
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Zelaya
New York
the Star
Jose Santos Zelaya
Nicaragua
America
Bishop McCormick Denounces Divorce at Congress
Bishop John Newton McCormick of Grand Rapids denounces divorce as a national crime against childhood and a confession of failure. He claims America's rising divorce rate shows trial marriages and a drift toward progressive polygamy, once shameful now often seen as tolerated.
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International Purity Congress
Minneapolis
John Newton _MecCormick
Grand Rapids
Mich
Winchester
America
McCormick
Weather for Virginia Fair and Rising Temperatures
Forecast for Virginia calls for generally fair skies with a warming trend tonight and Thursday. Also notes sale of household goods on Thursday and Friday at 9 am by Mrs R E Griffith at 130 W Piccadilly Street. Two small notices mention job seeking stenographer with office experience preferred and a misc update on local visitors Mr George W Cooley returning from Woodstock Virginia and Mr A Ny Hult of Boston as a business visitor.
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R. E. Griffith
W. Piccadilly Street
Paint Box Repainting Warns City Residents
City workers began a second coat of green paint on street letter and package boxes, starting from the northern end and moving south. Residents recall a week ago’s fresh paint causing near-misses with fingers and clothing. a man leaned on a box and swore after notice.
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Witchester Postonce
Messrs
Grim Ann Fugitt
Main Street
Rouse Avenue
Mrs. Etta Oates Dies in Baltimore Hospital
Mrs. Etta Oates wife of Edgar Oates of Dillions Run Hampshire county West Virginia died yesterday in a Baltimore hospital where she had been taken for treatment. She was formerly Miss Etta Lupton daughter of Jesse and Mrs Lupton of Dillions Run. The remains will be brought home tonight and kept at Kurtz's funeral parlors before burial in Dillions Run tomorrow.
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Etta Oates
Edgar Oates
Dillions Run
Hampshire County
W. Va
Baltimore
Etta’ Lupton
Jesse Lupton
Dilffions Run
Kurtz
Dillons Run
McGuire To Expose Graft In New York
New York reports that George McGuire will make a written confession exposing graft in the state highway department and canal work. Mayor elect John Purroy Mitchel sails to Panama and Jamaica for rest before assuming office.
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New York
John Purroy Mitchel
Panama
Jamaica
George McGuire
State
Baltimore Wholesale Prices Reported for Today
The Baltimore wholesale markets show current prices for wheat corn hay butter eggs live poultry and other staples. Prices include No 2 red wheat 2 November corn yellow hay Timothys Clover and dairy products with regional variations and measurements. An advertisement notes an evening dress suit for sale and brief social notices about Mrs DeRouville Mr Fuller Mrs Kurtz and visits among local residents.
Sketches of the aereva
Excerpt recounts Civil War hardships in 1864 including wartime prices for board and supplies. It describes General Johnston and Wigfall families sharing a Macon home, efforts to mend clothing, scarce rations, and移 the girls’ hurried evacuation by hospital train amid Confederate campaigns.
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Meade
Wigfall
Texas
Joseph E. Johnston
Afi
Macon
Johnston
Mackal
Funeral of Carrie Siler In Boyce Clarke Co
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie Siler widow of Charles Siler and daughter of John W Gooper were held today at the Church of the Sacred Heart with high mass celebrated by Rev John McVerry. Interment followed in Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers listed as William T Sullivan William P Reardon Thomas J Trier and J C Ford.
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Ginta Siler
Charles Siler
John W. Gooper
Boyce
Clarke County
Memorial Hospital
Falls and Son
Church of the Sacred Heart
John McVerry
Pindell Named Ambassador to Russia by President
Washington Nov 12 Secretary Bryan announced the President will nominate Henry T. M. Pindell news editor to the Senate as Ambassador to Russia. The length of Pindell's term is not specified and the appointment was unsolicited by Pindell.
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Star
Washington
Bryan
Henry ™. Pindell
Senate
Russia
Pindenl
Pindell
David Stickley Last of Family Dies in Frederick County
David Stickley aged about 84 and last of a large southern Frederick County family died after a lingering illness at the home of Dr and Mrs D M Powers in Vaucluse. A farmer by trade he retired due to ill health. funeral tomorrow at 10 with Reverend De Witt A Beery of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church South Middletown officiating, interment Mount Carmel Cemetery Middletown.
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David Stickley
Frederick County
Dmory Powers
Vaucluse
Stickley
Frederick
Stickleys
Dayghter
Ma Powers
Powers
Diamond Necklace Gift To Miss Jessie Wilson By House
The House of Representatives, via a committee led by Representative Mann and aided by Miss Genevieve Clark, voted to present a diamond and platinum necklace with a pear shaped cavalier pendant to Miss Jessie Wilson. The gift, valued near two thousand dollars, is to be given by the members.
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House of Representatives
Jessie Wilson
House
Representative Mann
Genevieve Clark
In Memoriam for Lucy Carper One Year After Her Death
The notice honors Lucy Carper, mother, who died on November 12, 1912, urging love and remembrance from her sons Luther and Edgar W. Carper. It includes a separate sale advertisement for 50,000 Thanksgiving, Xmas and New Year postal cards and booklets at F. Anderson's Cigar Store with displays starting Wednesday, Nov. 12.
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Lucy Carper
Anderson’s Cigar Store
És Mozts
Recollections of the Campbell Clan booklet released
The Campbell family in Frederick County historically linked to Stony Mead farm now owned by John Godfrey Miller hosts a sentimental booklet titled Recollections of the Campbell Clan. It details family history and life at Stony Mead with verses and prose from family members.
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Madison Campbell
Frederick County
W. W. Glass
Campbell
Beiliss Offered European Contract After Acquittal
Beiliss, the Jew acquitted in the Yoshinsky ritual murder case, has been offered a contract by an American theatrical agent to perform in male halls across Europe at a large salary. Beiliss may accept.
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Kieff
Russia
Prices from Wholesalers Reach Philadelphia Markets Quote
Quotations announced today by local buyers and shippers connected to wholesale markets in Philadelphia and Baltimore list prices for wheat corn timothy hay mixed hay straw flour and other staples. Names include J. W. Cochran of Scottdale PA R. W. Howes of Philadelphia and Mrs. Charles F. Nelson with W. H. S. Nelson of Capon Springs WV plus P. S. Foreman of Wilmington DE and Dr. E B. Smoke of Wilie Halls among others attending business in town.
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Cladelphia
Baltimore
Stephenson
Timothy Thay
Perbiie
Charles F. Nelson
W. H. S. Nelson
Capon Springs
W. Va
Washington
Great Storm Ravages West With Heavy Toll
West and Midwest report one of the worst storms in memory. Snowbound residents are rescued as outages and fires persist. Five killed by live wires and collapsing buildings, with ships lost on Lake Superior and Lake Huron. Five million dollars in losses feared as bodies wash ashore and crews are lost at sea.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Renown
White Bay
Lake Superior
Theopord
Ontario
Anaga
Lake Huron
Chicago
Miche
Fsermen
The
Nard
U. S
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Kennan
Plymouth
Reading Delightful Recital By Charles Richmond
Charles Richmond, a noted Shakespearean reader, entertained Fort Seminary students with scenes from Julius Caesar Merchant of Venice and Macbeth. His long association with actors like Richard Mansfield and Sir Henry Irving underscores the value of his instruction to budding thespians.
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Charles ‘Richmond
Fort Seminary
Ings
Julius Caésar
Vent
Macbeth
Richmond
Richard Mansfield
Sir Henry Ing
Shakespeare
Butterfly at the Auditorium Tonight
The company arrives from Frederick for the play A Butterfly on the Wheel at the auditorium tonight. A good-sized advance sale indicates a large crowd will witness the performance with curtain at 8:30.
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Frederick
Earthquake Devastates Lima Area Killing Many
In Lima Peru on November 12 a powerful quake left about 150 dead and 8000 homeless. Communication to the region near Lima was cut and rescue work began as scant reports of the disaster came in from affected areas.
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Lima
Peru
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