A diplomat's wife in Mexico

About this eBook

Author

O'Shaughnessy, Edith, 1870-1939

Title

A diplomat's wife in Mexico : Letters from the American Embassy at Mexico City, covering the dramatic period between October 8th, 1913, and the breaking off of diplomatic relations on April 23rd, 1914, together with an account of the occupation of Vera Cruz

Original Publication

Harper & Brothers, 1916.

Credits

MWS, Craig Kirkwood, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/Canadian Libraries)

Language

English

LoC Class

F1201: North America local history: Mexico

Subject

Veracruz (Veracruz-Llave, Mexico) -- History -- American occupation, 1914

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 74308

Release Date

August 24, 2024

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.A DIPLOMAT’S WIFE IN MEXICO
3. 3.Untitled
4. 4.CONTENTS
5. 5.ILLUSTRATIONS
6. 6.FOREWORD
7. 7.I — Mexico City , October 8, 1913 . — October 11th. — October 12th, Evening.
8. 8.II — October 13th. — October 14th. — October 14th. — Later. — October 16th. — October 17th. — October 22nd. — October 24th. — October 25th. — Tuesday, 28th.
9. 9.III — October 29th. — October 30th. — October 31st. — November 2nd. — November 3rd. — November 4th. — November 5th. — November 6th.
10. 10.IV — November 7th. — Later. — November 8th. — November 9th. — November 11th. — Later. — November 12th. — Later.
11. 11.V — November 13th. — November 14th. — Later. — Evening, 10 o’clock. — Saturday, November 15th. — Later. — November 17th. — November 18th.
12. 12.VI — November 28th. — November 29th. — November 29th. — Later. — December 2d. — December 3d. — December 4th. — Evening. — December 5th.
13. 13.VII — December 6th. — December 8th. — December 7th. — December 9th. — December 11th. — December 12th. — December 13th. — December 14th.
14. 14.VIII — December 14th. — December 15th. — December 16th. — December 17th. — December 17th. — December 18th. — December 19th. — December 20th. — December 21st. — Evening. — December 24th.
15. 15.IX — La Noche Buena , Christmas, 1913 . — December 26th. — December 29th. — Evening. — Evening. — December 31, 1914.
16. 16.X — January 1, 1914. — Later. — Later. — January 4th. — January 5th. — January 6th. (In Memoriam.) — January 7th. — Vera Cruz , January 8th .
17. 17.XI — “ La Siempre Heroica ,” Vera Cruz , January 9th . — January 10th, Morning. — Vera Cruz , January 10th, 6.30 P.M. — At Orizaba , (the Next Morning), January 11th, 10.30 . — 3 o’clock. — Later. — 5.30. — Mexico City , January 12th .
18. 18.XII — January 14th. — Sunday Evening, January 18th. — January 20th. — January 21st. — January 23d. — January 23d, Evening. — January 24th. — January 26th. — Evening. — Evening, January 27th. — Evening.
19. 19.XIII — January 29th. — Evening. — Later. — January 31st. — February 1st. Afternoon. — February 1st, 10.30 P.M. — February 2d. — February 3d, 11 A.M. — 12.30. — February 3d. Evening. — February 4th. — Evening.
20. 20.XIV — February 6th. — February 8th. Evening. — February 9th. — February 10th. — Evening.
21. 21.XV — February 12th. — February 13th. — February 17th. — February 18th. — Evening. — February 19th. — Evening. — February 20th. — February 22d. — February 24th. — Wednesday, February 25th.
22. 22.XVI — February 26th. Noon. — February 27th. — February 28th. — Evening. — March 1st. — March 2d.
23. 23.XVII — March 4th. Afternoon. — March 4th. Evening. — March 5th. — March 7th. — March 9th. — March 10th, 5 P.M. — March 11th. — Later. — 7.30. — March 14th. — March 17th. — March 19th.
24. 24.XVIII — Vera Cruz , March 21st . — Sunday. — In the Car. Sunday Evening. — Monday, 10.30 A.M. — March 24th. — At Home, before Lunch. — March 25th. — March 27th. Morning. — At Home. Afternoon. — March 28th. — March 28th. 11.30 P.M. — Monday Morning.
25. 25.XIX — April 1st. Morning. — Later. — April 2d. — April 2d. Evening. — April 5th. — Monday Evening. — Tuesday Evening. — Wednesday Morning. April 8th. — April 9th. Holy Thursday.
26. 26.XX — Viernes Santo Afternoon. — April 10th. Good Friday Night. — Sabado de Gloria. — Easter Sunday Morning. — April 12th. 5 P.M. — April 13th. Evening. — April 14th. 2 P.M. — 5.30 P.M. — April 14th. 6.30 P.M. — April 15th. — April 16th. — April 17th.
27. 27.XXI — April 17th. — Later. — 11.30. — April 18th. 4:30 P.M. — 6.30. — April 18th. 10 P.M. — April 19th. 11.30 P.M. — 2.30 A.M. — April 20th. 10 A.M. — April 20th. 7.30. — April 21st.
28. 28.XXII — April 21st. 12.30. — April 21st. 5 o’clock. — 8 P.M. — Later. — 11 P.M. — April 22d. — 12.30. — 10.30 P.M.
29. 29.XXIII — April 24th. 9 A.M. (In the train, after our sudden departure last night.) — 10.45. — Soledad , 1.15. — 4 o’clock. — Later, on the margin of a page of the “Mexican Herald.” — Vera Cruz, April 25th. Morning. — 11 o’clock. — 4 P.M. — April 25th. 10.30. — Saturday Morning.
30. 30.XXIV — “Minnesota,” April 26th. — April 28th. Tuesday. — April 29th. Morning. — “Minnesota,” April 30th. 8 A.M.
31. 31.XXV — May 1st. — Later. — May 3d.
32. 32.XXVI — Sunday, May 3d. — U. S. S. “Yankton.” May 4th. 3.30. — 6.45 P.M. — 10 P.M. — May 5th. In the train, going through Georgia and North Carolina. — Richmond Hotel, Washington, D. C.
33. 33.FOOTNOTES:
34. 34.Transcriber’s Notes:

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