Onion crop boom to move north from Laredo in 1912
The article details John W. Davies from Laredo selling a large onion shipment destined for the North, with 412 barrels of 40 pounds each, and predicts future sales to the Eastern market. It notesDAvids's rise from teaching to wealth through onions and anticipates rail and ship movements to Houston, Joliet, New York, Philadelphia, and Boston.
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F. Oyly
Laredo
Jolveston
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Solovel Roosevelt In New England
Denton Massachusetts April 5 Friday VerV018 reports Col Theodore Roosevelt touring New England for the third time this campaign He will speak in Nashua Concord and Manchester New Hampshire Governor Bass a Roosevelt ally plans to welcome him The piece recalls Tatt’s earlier New Hampshire swing and echoes party support
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Denton
Mass
Theoore Roosevelt
New England
New Hampshire
Nashua
Concord
Manchester
Tatt
Bass
Rooseelt
Cone Johnson Sting Denies Withdrawal Of Senate Bid
Cone Johnson of Tyler rejects reports he withdrew from the race for United States senator to replace J. W. Bailey. He cites illness and financial strain as reasons delaying campaign opening and says he has not withdrawn, though health shows little improvement.
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Cone Tolin Ison
Tyler
United States
J. W. Bailey
Dallas
Moore
Johnson
Jara
In History Highlights of Early Modern Times
A fragmented note recalls events from 433 Mohammed overthrowing a Christian ruler, 1534 James Blaine seeking the presidential nomination, 808 Sir Henry Campbell resigning as British premier with Henry Anguith succeeding, a Transandine railway linking Chile and the Republic, and socialists winning a municipal election with appeals for Canadian reciprocity in Congress.
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Mohammed 1
Revenee Corte
Norfolk
James G. Blaine
Henry Campbell
Britain
Henry Anguith
Transandine Railway
Chile
The
Republic
Congress
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Vote for Wage Demands
New York and surrounding lines face a turnout by members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers who approve a concerted movement for higher wages. Ballots in the event of a railroad refusal will be canvassed at a city meeting next Wednesday.
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New York
Aveill
Wade
Brotherhood of Motive Firemen
Chilcago
Ford
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Neers Han
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Recounted
W A Dodson of Revan Texas describes relief from back and kidney pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports improved kidney secretions and urges others to try the remedy, noting the product name and pharmacy source.
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Nead Bryan
Bryan Eltty
W. A. Dodson
HL St
Revan
Texas
Doan
Emmet
Pree Forter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
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