Personal arrivals fill city notes in brief
Mr Leonard arrived in the city this afternoon. Mr Thos G Hay and son came yesterday from Monterey. Ed S Bushnell of Monterey arrived this morning for a short visit. BE Howerton of St Louis, after a Monterey business trip, returned to Laredo. Dr George H Lee and his brother Tom J Lee passed en route to Galveston from Mexico. W M Smith of Wells Fargo left for two weeks to Houston Galveston and New Orleans. A long list of names follows including Chas Heite Galveston R J Goldsmith Chicago F S Bennett Rockford Col J Saunders Hebronville Jno Smith Asherton and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. G. Hay and Son
Monterey
BE. J. Howerton
St. Louis
Laredo
George H. Lee
Tom J. Lee
Galveston
Mexico
W. M. Smith
Wells Fargo Express Co
Houston
New Or
New Life Pills Ad and Philippine Study Note
An 1842 banquet in New Orleans paid Mery Clay $100 per plate. An ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills for stomach trouble and other disorders. Separate item: Bishop Fallows of Chicago sails to Manila January 24 to study self government, education, sociology, religion, and politics in the Philippines for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery Clay
New Orleans
Dr. King
Masy
Reed Drug Co
San Francisco
Fallows
Chicago
Manila
Phillippines
Choate Celebrates 81st Birthday in New York
Joseph H. Choate former United States ambassador to Great Britain marked his eighty first birthday in New York today. He greeted many friends and remains in excellent health and visits his Wall Street law office daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Gettysburg Reunion Conference Opens in Philadelphia
Philadelphia January 24 commissioners appointed by governors of several states attend a conference to discuss final plans for the next summer's Gettysburg battle fiftieth anniversary celebration. The Grand Army of the Republic and the United Confederate Veterans are officially represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Grand Army
United Confederate Veterans
Alabama to Observe Centennial Exposition in Birmingham
A special tax to fund the Alabama Centennial Exposition proposed for 1919 to mark Alabama’s 100th year in the Union was urged by a committee report. Governor O Neal is expected to back a constitutional amendment needed to levy the tax. The exposition likely will be held in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
O'Neal
Birmingham
Execution Scheduled in Vermont for Arthur Rhosworth
Windsor Vermont January twenty four authorities prepared for tomorrow's execution of Arthur Rhosworth after his Burlington trial for first degree murder of May Labell, a Besex Junction depot waitress. The killing occurred June seven, nineteen eleven, with no clemency from state supreme court or the house of representatives. Bill Bergen buys Massachusetts farm to retire from baseball. Iron Man Joe McGinnity takes Tacoma club role next season. Ralph Swett signs with Kewaunee in Central Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Arthur Rhosworth
Burlington
May Labell
Besex Junction
Bosworth
State Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Bill Bergen
Baltimore
Brooklyn Superbas
Worcester
Mass
Joe McGinninty
Tacoma
Interstate Y M C A convention opens in Greensboro
Greensboro Greensboro begins the tenth annual interstate convention of the Y M C A for North and South Carolina. A large crowd attends the opening session with speakers listed including Governor Mann of Virginia President Mitchell of the University of South Carolina and Dr W Kent of the University of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
Young Men's Christian Association of
North and South Carolina
Mann
Virginia
Mitchell
University of South Carolina
W. Kent
University of Virginia
Wheels of Fate at Opposite-Market Hall Dream 5
A compact notice notes prices 5 10 and 15 cents for items at the Dream 5 venue near Opposite-Market Hall. The brief appears to advertise a sale or display titled Wheels of Fate with limited price points and no further details.
Prayer for Working Women and Mothers Faith in Mary
A pastoral plea from American Magazine urging support for working women facing modern life. It asks for strength, gentleness, and unity among women, and wisdom for all to avoid draining families for wealth. It invokes Mary and mothers, hoping for future fulfillment and respect for women. Also mentions J. S. Donahue of South Haven Michigan as a lighthouse keeper saved from wrecks by electric Bitters and promotes the remedy for stomach and kidney troubles at Reed Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
American Magazine
J. S. Donahue
Haven Mich
Tam
Reed Drug Co
Mexican Citrus Fruit Growers Convene in Tampico
Tampico hosts a three day conference starting tomorrow to form a permanent Mexican citrus growers association. Promoters say the group will fight tree diseases and scales, curb imports restrictions, and boost export markets as U S demand grows with expanding Mexican acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Association of
Citrus Fruit Growers of
Mexico
Tampico Territory
United States
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau for tonight and tomorrow
The Times carries a daily forecast from the U S Weather Bureau at New Orleans with tonight fair and somewhat colder with frost, and Saturday fair. Fort McIntosh observations show 24 hours to 5 pm yesterday with a maximum of 61 and a minimum of 42, wind from the south west and cloudy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
American Breeders Meet Open at University of South Carolina
The American Feeders Association annual convention opens at the University of South Carolina in Columbia with delegates from across the country. The event runs three days in conjunction with the International Corn Exposition, aiming to improve horse, dairy, beef breeding and plant varieties, with eugenics and general breeding topics on the agenda and President Mitchell welcoming attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
American Feeders’ Association
University of So
American Breeders’ Association
Charleston
A Girl's Wild Midnight Ride and Forest Warning
A dramatic tale of a young girl risking the Catskills forest at midnight to save lives. The piece links her courage to mentions of Dr King’s New Discovery for lung trouble and a testimonial from W R Patterson of Wellington Texas. It also notes prices and a conference where delegates travel to Charleston with planned inspections at Gleason College and Summerville Tea Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskills
Reed Drus
Labor Conditions Across Nations Hover Over Work Hours
A Toronto era overview notes Western and international labor trends. It cites New York meatcutters attaining a nine hour day, many states enacting child labor limits, and widespread long hours in Chicago packing houses. It also reports low teacher salaries, a pending U.S. Supreme Court challenge on ten hour factory days, and varied public employment terms in California and North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Italy
Grand Trunk Pacific
Chicago
Japanese Post Office Department
California
Supreme Court of
Canadian Federal Labor Department
Ottawa
Halifax
Quebec
Port Arthur
Kansas
Sppreone
United States
Puble Seh Nt
Division of Education
Russell Low Foundation
North Tiga
The
Bulletin
Stand by Old Town boosters creed for community pride
A boastful verse urges residents to support their town, promote local businesses, and boost morale. It counsels preferring bouquets over rocks, telling strangers about the town, and joining boosters to strengthen communal identity and pride. The piece emphasizes truth, unity, and active promotion of the town.
Hadley Addresses Lawyers at New York Bar Meeting
Uriea New York January 24 hadley addresses lawyers on Progres sive Jurisprudence was leading feature of the annual meeting of the New York State Bar Association with officer elections to conclude the meeting tomorrow Judge Alten Parker will be named president of the association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriea
N.Y
Hadley
Missouri
New York State Bar Association
Alten
Parker
For Sale Seven Passenger Motor Vehicle Cheap
Owners of land in traces of 1000 acres and over urged to list details with Reid Kindred and Render, Room 60 Scollard Building Dallas Texas. Frightful polar winds damage skin. Bucklen Arnica Salve heals chapped hands lips and skin, 26 cents at Reed Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid, Kindred
Renerd
Scollard Building
Dallas
Texas
Reed Drug Co
Ady
Railroad Time Table For Mexico City And Texas Trains
The National Railroad of Mexico offers a through fast train to Mexico City departing J and G N station at 1 15 p m and arriving from Mexico City at 6 46 a m Standard time The Saltillo local leaves Lo and G N station at 7 26 a m and returns from Saltillo at 5 18 p m The Texas Mexican runs to Corpus Christi with departures at 8 00 a m and arrivals at 4 5 p m Standard time The International and Great Northern runs a through fast train to St Louis leaving at 7 45 a m and arriving at 6 56 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Saltillo
Night Train Schedule Between Laredo and Minera
G N Night Train departs Laredo at 8 p m arrives Minera at 7 a m Train No 1 runs daily except Sunday from Laredo to Minera Arrives at 10 a m Train No 2 leaves Minera daily except Sunday at 1 p m arrives Laredo at 2 30 p m
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Laredo
Minera
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City
Hamilon
T. KB. Hay and Son
F. H. Dittman
San Antonio
BK. B. Egbert
W. D. Decker
Theo. M. Kooogs
L. Haynes
Hl. Sellenger
C. H. Johnson
Ted Hooker
F. L. Ribbenbrook
L. Smith
Palafox
G. W. Jeffords
A. A. Chuiski
J. F. Hilton
Philippines
Amme
Vermont
Ralph Swett
Fall River
Kewanee
Central Association
Ers
Wheels of Fate
Dreamland
Rex
Cupid
Estor Banisher
Working Women
Weather Forecast
Carolina
Wilson
Association
Adwo
Chamber of Commerce
Gleason College Experiment Station
Summerville
Farm In America
Labor World
OLD Town
Boosters
John Witzpatrick
Tilden
Matamoros Street
Dimmitt County
Asherton
Victoria
National Railroad of Mexico
Corpus Christi
M.m
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Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
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