Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Summary
Observations show a maximum temperature of 98 and a minimum of 3. General wind direction was southeast. Skies were clear.
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Newspaper
Laredo Weekly Times
Location
Laredo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1908
Page
1
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised relief claim
An ad asks if readers suffer backache stitches fatigue and suggests kidney and bladder pills from Reed's Drug Store. It promises prompt relief for backache weak back bladder inflammation and weak kidneys and urges purchase through Reed's Drug Store.
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Enery
DeWitt
Reed’s Drug Store
Court Martial Ends as Taft Intervenes in Hazzard Case
Lieut Roussell Hazzard awaiting court martial proceedings were halted by a Taft telegram. A detail of officers was sent to escort him to the San Francisco military hospital near where Mrs Hazzard and children live. His bride May Nasseth declared she will have nothing to do with him since he was not divorced from his California wife.
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Detroit
Mich
Roussell Hazzard
Taft
Hazzard
San Francisco
California
Fire Rips Paris Central Markets Injuring and Panicking Crowds
A major blaze in Paris last night started at the electric power house feeding the Central Markets. The plant was destroyed causing darkness, markets and nearby areas were threatened as flames spread to market buildings. Firemen saved the roofs. damage runs to thousands of francs.
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Paris
Imperial emigration ban issued by Japan restricts workers
Tokio January 25. An Imperial order prohibits all Japanese emigration to the Hawaii Islands except relatives of residents there. Stringent rules bar laborers from migrating to the United States or Canada, and Mexico is also banned.
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Tokio
Hawaii Islands
America
Canada
Mexico
Rebel steamship blocked from landing in Hayti
The chartered steamship Rebel arrived at Gonaives on January 24 and tried to land General Fermin and revolutionaries. Haytien cruiser boats prevented the landing. the vessel sailed toward Cuba, while the cruiser followed to forestall further attempts.
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St. Thomas, W. I
Haytien
Gonaives
Fermin
Haytien Cruiser
Cuba
United States Gunboats Move to Protect Interests in Haiti
United States gunboat Paducah sailed from New Orleans to Saint Marie Haiti to shield American interests and respond if revolution spreads to Santo Domingo. Gunboat Eagle patrols coast from Saint Marie to Gonaives while Haitian officials seek refuge at the U S consulate in Port au Prince.
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Washington
United States
Paducah
New Orleans
Saint Marie
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Eagle
Gonaives
Port Au Prince
Car Dynamite Explodes at Hocking Mines
A car of dynamite exploded at the Hocking mines this morning wrecking the company store and several buildings. The loss will amount to one hundred thousand dollars. No person was injured in the explosion.
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United Press
Oskaloosa
Towa
Jai
Hocking
Mexican Railroad Merger Talks Resume Progress
Negotiations to merge the National Railroad of Mexico with the Mexican Central Railroad have been resumed after the panic, with terms similar to those discussed previously. National Railroad of Mexico 4 percent consolidated bonds rose four points on the news.
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New York
National Railroad of Mexico
Mexican Central Railroad
Dynamite Thrown At Prohibition League Leader House
In Columbus Georgia on January twenty five United Press reports further trouble as dynamite exploded in front of C. H. Gifford head of the Prohibition League near Girard Alabama. A warning sign warned trouble if the law and order action continued. Authorities fear the attack is the first move in a terror campaign using explosives.
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Columbus
Girard Ala
Law and Order Leagues
C. H. Gifford
League
Beal Named Hug Attacker In City Court
Pittsburg on January 25 authorities confront a Black man who identified himself as Charles Beal and was faced by fifteen women who accused him of hugging them during the past week. The man has terrorized the East end of the city with his brutal embraces.
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Pittsburg
Charles Beal
Thaw Trial Witnesses Sworn As Adriatic Docked
The steamship Adriatic arrived at quarantine in New York and was met by Thaw’s attorneys representatives. Paris physician Dr Gauja and two companions, to testify next Monday, were sworn to secrecy.
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United Press
New York
Thaw
Gauja
Paris
Mulai Rachid Loses 600 Men in Settat Engagement
United Press reports Mulai Rachid, a top Hafid rival, lost 600 men in a clash with French forces near Settat. He reportedly sent agents to Hafid urging immediate disbanding of his army to present a united front.
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Casa Blanca
Mulai Rachid
Mulai Hafid
Settat
Hafid
Madison Ill. Fire Destroys Two Large Buildings
In Madison Illinois two of the towns largest structures were burned early today causing about a hundred thousand dollars in losses. One woman was injured by jumping from a building to escape the flames.
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Madison Ills
Senator Davis Better From Severe Cold Illness
Washington January 25 Ex Senator Henry Gassaway Davis is reported much improved today as he recovers from a severe cold.
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Washington
Henry Gassaway Davis
European Powers Protest U.S. Cuba Withdrawal Rumor
In Havana on January 25 rumors spread that several European powers protested the premature U S withdrawal from Cuba. Governor Magoon denied any knowledge of the protest.
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Havana
Cuba
Magoon
Lisbon Arrests Grow as Arms Found in Suburban House
In connection with arrests over the alleged Republican plot, police continue to search for weapons, reporting a quantity found in a suburban house. Officers suspect the arms were intended for a Republican uprising planned for January 31, the anniversary of the Oporto uprising. Some military officers are suspected of involvement.
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Lisbon
Oporto
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