Prinz Hitel Friedrich Seeks Newport News Repair
A German cruiser formerly the Prinz Eitel Friedrich arrived at Newport News with prisoners aboard including the captain, his wife, and crew from a sunk American vessel. The piece defends piracy accusations, cites neutral port rules, and discusses potential international reactions and implications for Mexico and US policy.
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Prinz Eite Friedrich
Newport News
Virginia
Ers
Hitel Friedrich
Atlantic
Henry Morgan
Spain
Prinz Hitel Friedrich
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised For Stomach and Liver Relief
In a five year review Stuart of West Webster New York reports Chamberlain's Tablets work well for stomach and liver disorders. He notes mild action and satisfactory results and says he values them highly. For sale by all dealers.
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Stuart
West Webster
Safety of Foreigners in Mexico Amid Intervention Talk
From Washington to Mexico City reports indicate the state department would aid Americans wishing to leave if possible. Officials warn transportation is unavailable from Mexico City to Vera Cruz or borders, and policy would favor moral coercion over immediate intervention while blaming Carranza if demands fail.
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Carranza
United States
Imington
Cuba
Maine
United State
Mexico
Obregon
Carranza Sa
Mexican Red Cross
Washington
Bryan
State Department
Vera Cruz
Wilson
No Cause For Worry In Domestic Mischief
In a humorous exchange Mrs Black worries after spotting Amanda walking with a man in the park. Amanda reassures that the man is not a gentleman and is actually her husband, downplaying the concern and suggesting no scandal.
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Stomach Trouble Recovered After Five Years with Black Draught
A Kentucky man describes five years of stomach trouble and severe headaches. After following a friend’s advice to use Thedford's Black Draught for three months, his symptoms subsided. The advertisement touts the product as a gentle, safe vegetable remedy for stomach and liver disorders and urges daily use.
William B. Stillwell 64. Georgia lumberman founder Savannah Board of Trade
William Burney Stillwell, prominent Georgia lumberman and founder of the Savannah Board of Trade, is noted as turning 64. Born in Rome, he entered the lumber business at 16, became a leading Southern Pine operator, helped organize the National Lumber Manufacturers Association, and served as director of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. He married Mary Hyley Royall of Savannah.
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Savannah Board of Trade
Rome
Lunber
Will Success
Ile
Southern Pine
National Lumber Sanutecturers’ Association
Congress
National Rivers and Parbars Congress
Otve
Savannah
Mer Stillwell
Mary Hyley Royall
Key of the Balkans and historic outlook prompts debate
A tangled historical discussion questions Balkan unity and Roman heritage, linking German expansion aims with Adriatic power. The piece cites Mussolini era notions, a date sketch of events, and closes with an unrelated ad about Dr King’s New Life Pills.
Latin Race Advancement Mention in Texas Field Note
A March dated note from Laredo Texas urges progress for civilization and liberty of the Latin race and calls for Waly to enter the field early to balance reason and justice.
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Justice Laredo
Texas
Carranza Officials Flee Piedras Negras to Nuevo Laredo
Several Carranza affiliated military and municipal officers evacuated Piedras Negras on Monday as Villa forces advanced. They crossed first to Eagle Pass and then to Nuevo Laredo, with the customs collector and archives reportedly brought for safekeeping. The Carranza garrison may follow, led by General Tierra, though his presence could not be confirmed.
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San Antonio
Wagte Pass
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Customs House
Tierrera
Wedras Negras
Public Auction For Stray Mule In Laredo City Pound
A brown mule picked up for violation of city stray animal ordinances is held at the Laredo pound. It will be sold at public auction in front of City Hall on Friday morning by 1 o'clock unless the owner pays all accrued costs. City Marshal M Brennan provides the notice.
Dance Postponed One Week For Arthur Wwse Funeral
Out of respect and in memory of Arthur Wwse a dance event scheduled for last night at Whe ball venue has been postponed one week. The newly organized social will now occur on March 17 with a revised program and admission prices.
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Arthur Wwse
Marele
Sloan's Liniment Eases Rheumatism Quickly
Advertising copy touts Sloan's Liniment for fast relief of rheumatic pain in joints and muscles. It claims rapid soothing of hot tender swelling and offers a 25 cent price with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It mentions relief for colds sore joints lumbago sciatica and similar pains.
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Sloan
Moose Lodge Elects Officers in Laredo Assembly
Moose club Laredo Lodge No 501 Loyal Order of Moose held a weekly meeting and elected officers for a three year term. Alonzo B Garrett was named past ruler, Boerner dictator, Robson vice dictator, Geo Re Page inner guard, Lawrence Nelson outer guard, Viola Puig treasurer, and Dixon delegate to the grand lodge. Garre remains secretary by virtue of current term.
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Wekly
Laredo Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Alonzo B. Garrett
Boerner
Kl. Robson
Geo
Important Telephone Announcement
A brief notice explains that calls to a member will be briefly delayed. The line becomes busy for up to fifteen seconds before retrying. Central services advise callers to try again after a short interval to reach the intended recipient.
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Central
Notice to Creditors of Bernstein Estate
Notice to creditors of the estate of H. Bernstein deceased. Administration granted to Barthelow as administrator by the County Court of Webb County. Claimants must present their claims with residence and post office addresses in Laredo Texas within the legal time.
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H. Bernstein
Supreme Court orders packing firms pay fines and curb trust actions
Missouri Supreme Court rules five major packing houses Swift Morris Armour National Packing Company must pay 65000 each and dissolve holding operations found to restrain competition and fix prices. The decision, written by Judge R O Walker, details how the National Packing Company controlled up to 80 percent of the US packing business and linked subsidiaries across related firms.
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Marth Tinless
Swift, Morris, Hammond
Move
St. Louis
Missouri Supreme Court
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Marenic
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Morris
Jane
Walker
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Daniel Dillon
Swift, Armour and Morris
National
National Company
Hum: Packing
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Omaha United
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Sit
Ypera Tely
R. O. Walker
Blair
Fred
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