Roosevelt Returns to Washington After South American Trip
Former President Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Washington on May 26 to speak on his South American expedition. He met President Wilson, conferred with Progressives in Congress, visited the Smithsonian to view African hunt trophies, and hosted several receptions amid his nine hour visit. He wore a gray suit and white felt hat and greeted White House aides before meeting the President at the Executive Mansion.
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Washington, D. C
Theodore Roosevelt
National Capital
Wilson
Congress
Smithsonian Institution
Diplomatic Corps
Colonel Roosevelt
White House
Te Executive Mansion
Jimmie Sloan
Secret Service
Mr. Roosevelt
Potomac
Colquitt Plans Stump for Ferguson in Texas Tour
Gov. Colquitt to stump for Ferguson in Weatherford Texas and Bell county ahead of an election. He heads to Weatherford Saturday then departs for vacation later in the week, continuing campaign activities through the state.
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Ferguson
Austin
Texas
Ferguson Club
Colquitt
Weatherford
Bell County
Villa forces mass for Zacatecas attack in Mexico
Reports from the south indicate General Villa’s troops rush toward Zacatecas state as rail lines near Torreon are repaired. Large numbers move along the line with reinforcements from Saltillo, and General Pablo Robles’s 3500 men join the effort.
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Texas
Saltillo
Villa
Zacatecas
San Luis Potosi
Zactecas
Milam County Medical Society Meets in Rockdale
The Milam County Medical Society held a regular meeting in Rockdale on Tuesday with many members present including Drs. Coulter Pres Rockdale E E Best Vice Pres Cameron and others. Visiting doctors Moody Bennet Thomas Taylor Collie Floeckinger Mc Reynolds White Pollock Nobbs attended as the next meeting is planned for Cameron on the second Tuesday in August 1914.
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Rockdale
Drs. Coulter
E. E. Best
Cameron
G. B. Taylor
I. P. Sessions
T. S. Barclay
B. Kirkpatrick
R. W. Wallis
Taylor
Extra wine at a big cut served BY Slocomb
A note reports additional wine served at a major cut event attributed to Slocomb. The item describes the extra beverage service linked to the occasion.
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Slocomb
Desperate Desert Crossing Amid Mexican Civil War
Stranded refugees and Federal troops lose supplies while fleeing Saltillo after Villa's attack. Civilians and soldiers face death in the desert with a 110 kilometer march to safety at Torreon. Villa plans final battle at Queretaro as constitutionalists seek foreign mediation and avoid siege of Mexico City.
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Mexico
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Torreon
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Queretaro
E R Meitzen Named Socialist Governor Candidate Speaker
Hallettesville Rebel praises E R Meitzen of Hallettesville as a new type of Socialist orator with farmer and laborer grounded speeches. He plans talks in Cameron on May 9 and June 1, at 2 30 p m near the courthouse and at 8 p m in the court, inviting all, especially ladies.
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E. R. Meitzen
Hallettesville
Texas
Hallettsville
Meritzen
Cameron
Court House
Mystery in Taylor Tragedy
The bodies of John Torres and Antonia Martinez were found mangled on the Katy railroad track near Taylor Texas with heads crushed and the woman severed. An inquest was ordered by Judge John F. Black with Dr. J. H. Petty examining remains to determine if death was accidental or foul play. Torres, about 25, was a painter for Avery Lumber Company and a longtime resident.
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Taylor
Texas
John Torres
Antonia Martinez
Katy
John F. Black
J. H. Petty
Avery Lumber Company
For Torpid Liver H Trubus Springville Ad
For sale by all dealers. Torpid liver remedy by H Trubus of Springville New York offered through local druggists.
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H. Trubus
Springville, N. Y
Fragmented classified ad mixes health claims and housing seeks
A garbled listing mixes a health product claim with a housing request. It mentions a druggist and a 25c price, then shifts to a responsible young couple seeking a three unfurnished housekeeping convenience. The text is unclear and lacks coherent details.
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
Patent medicine advertisement claims Texas Wonder treats kidney and bladder issues in men and women and dissolves gravel. It promises full cure with one bottle two months, offers mail order with $1.00, and lists Dr. E. W. Hall contact in St. Louis plus a farm scene note about a cow and local barber shop.
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Texas Wonder
Asia
Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Barrels Reduced on Liquor Sale at 111 John E Slocomb
All barrel liquor priced from four dollars per gallon down to three dollars per gallon. Offer valid from now until July 11 due to quiet business. Sold at 111 John E Slocomb.
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John E. Slocomb
Skin Disease Cured Hunt's Cure its absol oy
A historical note reports a skin disease treated by a product named Hunt's Cure, claiming complete cure. The text mentions the remedy's effectiveness and general relief from symptoms without detailing clinical evidence or safeguards.
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Hunt
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