Corporations and Tax Policy in Texas Commentary
The Galveston News defends corporate taxation, arguing power to tax affects state creation and that corporations enable average citizens to participate in large markets. It cites A T Stewart as a monopoly brake, laments income tax limits, and contrasts Texas’s cold Panhandle with milder San Antonio. It questions Nicaragua canal advocacy vs Panama’s route and urges cooperation in monopolies through charters.
Texas editor recalls old time frontier days and bold bills
The piece mixes reminiscence of Texas fighting days with notes on foreign titles and rich girls seeking status. It mourns the death of Corpus Christi Mayor Dan Reid as a loss of an excellent municipal administrator. It also mentions a standout bull in Nuevo Laredo last Sunday, described as worthy of a medal.
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Tur
Corpus Christi
Texas
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico Slowly Recovers Amid Flood Aftermath
Reports from flood troubled Mexican regions say the country is gradually recovering and nearing normal conditions though confidence remains cautious. Elsewhere, Nicaragua attracts attention, and criticisms target public works like roads and sidewalks as wasteful spending.
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Mexico
Import of Mexican game for San Antonio market begins New Year
San Antonio papers report first shipments from Tampico Mexico will bring a car load of wild game including 3000 mallards red headed ducks venison and hundreds of quail by rail in refrigerator cars. J J Haynes Corpus Christi customs chief notes federal law restricts interstate and cross border shipments but not foreign imports. duties cited 5 cents per pound for birds and 1 1 2 cents per pound for venison. Local wardens face enforcement to prevent out of season shooting and concealment of imported meat amid dwindling game supplies.
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San Antonio
Ame
Mexico
Jampico
J. J. Haynes
Corpus Christi
United States
Attorney’ General’s Department of Texas
Haynes
Our Children and Mothers Duty in a Christian Home
A 19th century exhortation on maternal responsibility, urging mothers to guard children from street temptations, teach Bible truths, and model virtuous conduct. The piece honors the home as the cradle of the soul and cites Bishop Haygood on parents shaping children in the nurture of the Lord.
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Weil
Willie
William
Robert
Scott
Laredo
Haygood
A. E. McClennon
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Clerk Office
Real estate transfers filed since yesterday noon include Emilio Flores to Emeterio Mendoza for lot 7 in block 700 West Division for 80050 Quirino Perales and wife to August D Zienas for 60 acres more or less in Webb County for 1250 dollars J M Pace to Reynaldo Montes for lot 3 in block 527 West Division for 75 dollars
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Emilio Flores
Emeterio Mendoza
W. D
Quirino Perales
August D'Zienas
Webb County
J. M. Pace
Reynaldo Montes
Rich Men's Gifts Are Poor
Mrs. O. Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York extols Electric Bitters as a divine gift to women claiming it lifts spirits restores vigor and health and cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backache fainting and dizziness with a quick boost to the weak and sickly priced 50 cents at all druggists.
Yee Fook Indicted In Smuggling Conspiracy Case
Chinaman known as Jung faced Commissioner Scott in San Antonio with a $1000 bond to await the next term of the Galveston federal court. Indicted by a Brownsville grand jury for conspiracy to smuggle Orientals into the United States Yee Fook, formerly a Hamilton Hotel cook, was arrested in San Antonio after immigration officials traced his movements to Brownsville and San Antonio.
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Yee Fook
Jung
Scott
San Antonio
Galveston
United States
Brownsville
Staber
Hamilton Hotel
Agreement sets admission prices for Laredo theaters
On December 15 1909 the managers of Laredo Texas amusement houses agree on admission charges for moving pictures songs vaudeville and attractions Adults pay 10 cents for movies or songs and 15 cents for all attractions with children half price These terms take effect December 18 1909 The signatories include Electric Theater ALARCON Bros Laredo Theater Dreamland Theater GUTIERREZ AND GARCIA Solorzano Theater VALPEZ Bros Co Electric Palace Ewina Horner and others.
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Laredo
Tex
Texas
Electric
Alarcon Bros
Dreamland Theater
Gutierrez and Garcia
Solorzano Theater
Valpez Bros. & Co
Electric Palace
Ewina & Horner
Wind In North Weather Sees Cold Snap And Variable Temperatures
The northern region experiences intense cold with snow covered ground and ice coated lakes as the thermometer swings from 44 above to as high as 80 in the city yesterday. The wind returns from the south east and the sky clears after a gloomy dawn.
Notice of Sale of Seized Mules at Customs House
One black mule and four brown mules seized in violation of the United States Revenue Law will be sold at the Customs House on Wednesday December 22 1909 at 11 A M. All claimants must file claims with the Collector within seven days from the date hereon. Laredo Texas December 15 1909. J A Tomas Acting Deputy Collector.
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United States Revenue Lawn
Customs House
Laredo
Texas
J. A. Tomas
Local notes on freight, theater, taxes and events
Twenty ox carts arrive with goods for the lower Rio Grande country including groceries hardware lumber clothing and furniture. The Grands Stock Co. to perform next Monday under canvas north of the Texas Mexican depot. Tax collectors report slow payments but expect a rush next month. Down-the-river railroad work may start once bonuses are secured. Mrs. A H Matson learns of sister F M Nichols death in Brownsville. Attie McClendon rehearsals for upcoming concert continue. Deer hunters surge as brush thickens. Luis Lafon now bank collector. Marriage licenses issued for Eulalio Zaavedra and Juana Guerrero. Weather forecast predicts a cold night. Two corporation court docket items and port imports from Mexico include calamine and wood. Christmas holidays to begin in one week with schools closing then. Children write letters to Santa and New Laredo fiestas beckon. City council to meet tomorrow evening. A fresh partner blew up this morning and it is quite cool.
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Grands Stock Co
Texas Mexican Depot
Big Land Deal Seals 5300 Acres Between Iowa and Texas Partners
A deal closed in which L. H. Pearson of Marion Iowa and F. Pierce of Port Lavaca Texas bought 5300 acres from P A Andrews. Land lies upriver from Nuevo Laredo on the Mexican side and fronts the river. Pearson and Pierce plan development of the tract.
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L. H. Pearson
Marion
Iowa
F. Pierce
Port Lavaca
Texas
P A Andrews
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Messrs. Pearson
Pierce
Pr King’s New Life Pills Cure Ingleside Man
J F Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina finally found relief after 15 years of indigestion and failed doctors and $200 in medicines using Pr King’s New Life Pills. The pills claim to cure constipation biliousness sick headache stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles and are priced 25 cents at druggists.
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J. F. Ayscue
N. C
Pr. King
Personal travel notes among north bound passengers from Mexico
A long list of named individuals traveling north from Mexico includes Carlos Lamb A G Canales A Bowles F M Lawrence and Roy Campbell among others. The report also notes local residents recovering from injuries and several visitors passing through Pearsall San Antonio and Monterrey on business or returning home.
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Carlos Lamb
A. G. Canales
A. ©. Bowles
Mexico
New York
F. M. Lawrence
Corpus Christi
J. A. Morris
Roy Campbell
San Antonio
W. B. Hodge
Chicago
H. Oletson
H. M. Lawson
Virginia Harrison
St. Louis
J. Neal Irby
National
Aguascalientes
North
H. B. Gillett
Little Son
Monterrey
Night Watchman Recovers With New Discovery in Banner Springs
W J Atkins, night watchman in Banner Springs Tennessee, suffered a severe cold that harmed his lungs after exposure to dampness and drafts. He finally recovered after using Dr King s New Discovery, reporting a return to work and promising deep relief for severe colds and related respiratory issues. Trial bottle free, guaranteed by all druggists, 50 cents and 1.00.
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W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Dr. King
Tavern board and rooming house for sale
Business for sale by Mrs. Joan C. Twiss offering The Tavern board and rooming house. Well established and thoroughly equipped with everything brand new. Must sell this week, sacrifice bargain. Prefer sale to one party but will sell in parts. Terms easy. 1215 4t.
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Joan C
Twiss
Shareholders Meeting for First State Bank Directors
The regular annual meeting of the shareholders of the First State Bank and Trust Co of Laredo Texas will be held in the banking rooms on January 3, 1910 at 3 oclock P M for the election of directors.
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First State Bank & Trust Co
Laredo
Texas
Clean rags to money at three cents per pound
Bring your clean rags to The Times office and turn them into money at three cents per pound.
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Times Office
Mob forms to lynch Black prisoners in Osceola
A Shawnee led mob travels toward Osceola to hang six Black suspects held for robbing and torturing Mrs Cummings and others. Sheriff with deputies guards the jail to prevent mob violence amid reports of a brutal assault and vigilante action.
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Oscealo
Ark
Shawnee
Cummings
Memphis Teno
Mississippi River
Free Cham berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Sample Offer
If you suffer from biliousness constipation indigestion or chronic headaches send a one cent postal card with your name and address to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa for a free sample. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Palmetto Lumber Co. sues Lithgow and Leyendecker in district court
District court heard Palmetto Lumber Co. versus F H Lithgow and P P Leyendecker yesterday. The suit rested on account and, after hours of proceedings, concluded at noon with a judgment for the defendants.
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Palmetto Lumber Co
F. H. Lithgow
P. P. Leyendecker
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup for Children
A vintage medicinal prompt suggests giving Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup to children with colds to move the bowels and expel the illness. The ad claims prompt relief, gentle action, and cough soothing properties. Reed's Drug Co. supplies the product.
Governor Brown and Family Escape Fire at Mansion
Governor Jos. M. Brown and his family were awakened in their night clothes when a fire broke out in the Tennessee executive mansion this morning. They were moved to nearby houses as firefighters extinguished the blaze with minor losses.
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Atlanta
Jos. M. Brown
Executive
Garment Workers Strike Over New Pressing Method
Baltimore December 15. Nearly two thousand workers from three large garment houses walked out today protesting a new machine pressing method. The action disrupts production as the workers seek revisions to the automation plan and maintain traditional labor practices.
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United Press
Baltimore
Cham Cham Berlain Cough Remedy Testimony During Epidemics
The peculiar properties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy have been thoroughly tested during epidemics of influenza, and when it was taken in time we have not heard of a single case of pneumonia. Sold by all Dealers cb.
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Chamberlain
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