Border Texas Rangers Deployed Along 390 Mile Frontier
Governor Colquitt orders fifteen mounted Texas Rangers to patrol a 390 mile stretch on the Texas Mexico border. Two Rangers arrived at Raymondville to aid calls for protection from cattle thieves, murder, and depredations. Reports describe Rangers as peace officers rather than an armed force, detaining suspects on the border and seeking extradition from Mexican authorities for several cases.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Rangers
Raymondville
O B Colquitt
United States
Mexico
Clemente Vergar
Sentiana
Letas
Colfuitt
Tervds
Mesieo
Raymond See
Tubistian Levas
Cantain
J K Hughes
Austin Hree Dairy
Howell
Meneu Aid
Farmondville
Sebastian
Brownsville
Exford Teas
Ilignes
Borde
Afl
Roth
Hughee
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el Paso
Washington
Laredo
Dionisio Martinez
Aliae
Juan Garcia
Caldwell
Texas Martinez
Neva
VC Villareal
Nuevo Leon
Villareal
Buchu and Juniper Kidney Remedy Ad Claims Cure
An old advertisement touts Stuarts Buchu and Juniper Compound as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It describes symptoms such as bone pains headaches cloudy urine frequent urination and urges use of a 14 oz bottle with specific dosing. The copy promises rapid relief by a trusted authority and claims it strengthens the bladder and vad nerve system while ending back ache and other symptoms.
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Stuarts Buchy
Rae Y
Battle Joined for Possession of Torreon
A battle over control of Torreon intensifies as a new government takes power in Mexico City. The Hueita regime’s stance remains a point of contention amid ongoing turmoil and shifting loyalties.
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Torreon
Mexico City
Hueita
Rail Bridges Burned by Huerta Sympathizers in Mexico
Reported by railroad workers, Huerta sympathizers set fires on two bridges along Cananea and Nogales rails near the international line. Smoke rose from the scenes as federal soldiers advanced toward Chihuahua. Wires were cut, hindering information, with the extent of damage uncertain but bridges of about 40 feet in length said to be involved.
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Nico Senora
Marcale
Carranza
Chihuahua
Cananea
Nogales
Ehero
Hele Cadat
Ammunition Rush to Mexican Rebels and War Measures
Reports describe large shipments of ammunition to Mexican rebels via Juarez and a new bill expanding Huerta's army from roughly 200000 to 210000 regulars. U S guard James Logan faces spy charges in Mexico, while wine history recounts Dom Perignon and cork’s invention amid Marne district notes.
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Texas
Juarez Lodat
Miss Burns Denies Detective Talent, Chooses Music instead
The city editor spoke with Miss Florence Burns daughter of William J Burns America's top detective at the Georgian Terrace. She is a gifted linguist and accomplished musician denying any detective prowess. She has climbed the Alps and aspires to cross the Blue Ridge, plans to spend time in Atlanta, and backs her father's pursuit of the famous California conspiracy.
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William J Burns
Americas
Georgian Terrace
Mise Burns
Alps
Blue Ridge Plateau
Turope
Flounder
Misa Burng
Viami Fla
Columbia College
Atlanta
New York
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Pleane
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Baste
Aglang
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Father
Oss Burns
Blue Ridge
Switzerland
Blue Ridge Mountains
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Arench
North
U S Postmaster Slain by Mexican Outlaws at Tecate
The Tecate customs and post office burned last night and postmaster Frank V Johnston was shot dead by thref bandits, likely Mexican. His brother sent telegrams to officials demanding an investigation as tension rose after a photographer was fired on the American side.
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San Diego
Cal
United States Customs Office
Tecate
Frank V Johnston
Warren Widenhait
Johnstons Sloce
Johnston
Bryan, Govero
Hiram W Johnson
Sacramento
Kettner
Washington
Ameicans
Mort Rosecrans
Teeie
Majy
Davis
Avimoliiiels
Department
San Francisco
Johnstons
Bany Daege
Todas
Suffragette Prayers Cha nted in UK Churches Amid Protests
Suffragettes disrupted services across Westminster York Minster and Brighton parish church chanting prayers for Emmeline Pankhurst and jailed colleagues. Sylvia Pankhurst warned Westminster Abbey attendance and urged a special service. Glasgow cathedral also saw a protest with the chorus invoking the suffragette cause.
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London
Westminster
Yorkminster
Brighton
Collergues
Sylvia Pankhurst
Tom
Abbey West
Mrs. Pankhurst
Glasgow
Emmeline Pankhurst
Helen Crawford
Rose at Daybreak Oldest Man Dies in Escambia County
Pensacola Fla March 18 Isaes Cooley aged 114 was reported as the oldest man in Escambia county. Born in 1800 in South Carolina he died today. Survived by more than 100 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Attributes longevity to regular habits and rising at dawn. His brother, who died a year earlier, was his senior.
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Pensacola
Fla
Isaes Cooley
Escambia
Vounts Maorida
South Carolina
Tro Jenrs
Wever
Satanagh
Wae
Angelic Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Exnus
Cathol
Gungland
Kodiamn
Tathill
Salvation Army
Killing charged to strike breakers at Oak Creek mines
Sheriff Chivington arrested Qah Cheek Cole Marento Oh House and A D Perkins after a street fight near the Oak Creek mines left one striker dead and another seriously wounded. Four men were involved in a brawl sparked by scab taunts, and prisoners were taken to Steamboat Springs amid union tension. Coal ad notices follow.
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Qah Cheek Cole
Marento
OH House
D Perkins
Oak Creek
Clar Ington Tomsht
Steamboat Springs
Chivington
Five Priests Killed by Mexican Rebels in Tamaulipas
New Orleans reports from clergy visiting Brownsville Texas that five priests have been slain by rebels in Tamaulipas since November 18. Marauders looted churches and a cathedral, with hostage priests held for ransom and the archbishop’s staff disrupted.
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New Orleans
Tamaulipas
Rensom
Luther Tose Moreno Madina
Raymon Gonzales
Brownsville
Texas
Victoria
Mexico
Cavalero
Father Madina
Jove DeLeon
Puthe
Guztean
AU Talia
Khela
Vietora
Cather Wating
Bather
Cela DeLeon
Basilio
Romines
Naued Jr
Boy Held On Charge Of Robbing A Store
A 19 year old white youth named Joe Davis of Howell Wiltoad was held Sunday morning around 6:39 after police nabbed him in the act while he was removing canned goods from JB McMair Grocery at 291 Grant Street. Authorities say the burglary preceded by entry through the Weinberg Grocery at 602 South Pryor Street, where the front door was broken and numerous articles stolen, and they believe the youth may be responsible for that theft as well.
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Joe Davis
Howell Wiltoad
JB McMair
Grant Street
Acani
When Do Children Begin to Dream
A fragmented discussion reviews when children first dream, noting observed Dreaming appears in the fourth month in some cases and may be forgotten or remembered later. Studies cited include S&S de Camus on 11 year olds and Ordos Thomas references, with early dreams sometimes linked to waking hallucination. The text also mentions that literal dreaming often begins around age four, though earlier years yield reflex actions misattributed to dreams.
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S&s de Camus
Thomas
Panama's early colonial city fame and fiery ruins
Historic Panama is described as the oldest European mainland town in America, founded 1519 by Pedro Arias de Avila. Once a strong Spanish fortress, it traded Peru gold and silver, faced Dutch and pirate attacks, and was rebuilt after Henry Morgan destroyed the 1671 settlement near the old site, enduring earthquakes over time.
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Panama
UN of
Pedro Aras de Asila
Isthmus
Charles
Church Defended by Bishop Kelley Amid Attacks in Georgia
In a Lenten pastoral, Rev Bishop Benjamin J Kelley of Savannah defends the Roman Catholic church against persistent attacks by ex-nuns and ex-priests. He denounces defamatory papers and exposes alleged impostors while praising Catholics and local clergy. He questions Protestant support for anti-Catholic rumors and notes Catholic charity amid widespread criticism.
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Benjamin J Kelley
Savannah
Georgia
Snead
Church of God
Agai
Volcanic Earthquake Rocks Akita Region and Asama Yama
A strong earthquake struck Akita Prefecture with many deaths and widespread damage. The Asama Yama eruption sent blasts and ash clouds, destroying hundreds of homes and a copper mine. Rail and telegraph networks were disrupted, bodies found near the Omono river, and Kitamero village burned.
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Tokio
Akita
Honde
Kawakubi
Asama-Yama
Omono
Kitamero
Tsurundato
Asama
Ama
No Date Announced for Departure of Seventeenth Regiment
Up to a late hour last night no orders had been received by Fort McPherson about the exact hour of departure or tomorrow when the Seventeenth Regiment is to leave for the Mexican United States border for patrol duty.
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Fort McPherson
War Department
Laredo
Dagis Pass
Saxon Anderson Dies at Home in Marietta
Marietta Ga March 15 Special Hen Saxon A Anderson died at his home this morning at 103 oclock He was stricken with paralysis a week ago He was one of the best known and influential citizens in the county His father was county ordinary years ago His son entered the army in his teens and fought in the war He was 68 years old Funeral will be from the residence at 3 oclock this afternoon and interment will be at the city cemetery Nephews Dupre and Lindley will be pallbearers.
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Marietta
Saxon A Anderson
Anderson
Goldiers
Messrs
Dupre and
Lindley
Zionist Association Elects New Officers
The Southeastern Zionist Association convention in Savannah elected officers led by President Rabbi Charles Blumenthal. Vice presidents include Morris Lich terstein Atlanta Joseph Helper Charleston Harry Goldman Tacksonville and Sidney Mindel Selma Ala. Recording Secretary J A Patts Charleston assistant Secretary Wiss Sadie Lewis Savannah Treasurer Benjamin Witz Savannah and chip Saint Rev FT Loeb Atlanta named to other posts.
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Savannah
Imperial
Southeastern Zionist Association
Charles Blumenthal
Yiece
Morris Lichterstein
Atlanta
Joseph Helper
Charleston
Harry Goldman
Tacksonvile
Sidney Mindel
Selma
Ala
J A Patts
Wiss Sadie Lewis
Benjamin Witz
Chip Saint
FT Loeb
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