Mexican Cowboy Prince Owning Millions Of Horses Cattle And Mules
Mexican cowboy prince owns millions of horses cattle and mules across his vast ranches. News notes his expanding holdings and influence in regional livestock circles.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1908
Page
3
Genera l Luis Terrazas Wealth Dominates Chihuahua Empire
The Mexican magnate General Luis Terrazas amasses a vast estate of about 25 million acres across Chihuahua, owning most of the state’s land and wealth. His holdings include 3 million cattle 5 million horses 1.9 million mules and a large flock. He employs over 30,000 and controls many banks and factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Old Mexico
Mex
Luis Terrazas
Prince of Panchers
Mexico
Rockefeller
General Tarrazas
Terrazas
Sonora
Max Milian
Brent
Enrique Creel
United States
General Terrazas
The Rivals at Theater Nelson and Dowling Shows
Joseph Jefferson stars in The Rivals at Theater Nelson on Thursday January 2 as Cora Lawton Mitchell company delivers packed houses. Elizabeth Henderson acclaimed for restrained, powerful performances, while Chas Jertimer praised as an old Loganport favorite. Dowling hosts matinee and night on January 3, closing the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jefferson
Nelson
Cora Lawton Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Chas Jertimer
Logansport
Comany
Elizabeth Henderson
Elizabeth Hendersor
Dowling
Weight fluctuations and daily gain claim
A physiologist argues that a dinner adds two and a half pounds to the body while an average dinner adds two pounds two ounces. He calculates nightly losses of two pounds six ounces and daytime gains totaling four pounds fourteen ounces, suggesting steady weight with meals. He also notes appetite and brain work limits, contending man eats beyond needs.
The Rivals at Theatre Nelson and Way Down East Engagement
Sheridan’s The Rivals revived by the Jeffersons at Theatre Nelson on Jan 2 features sharp satire and strong company. Way Down East returns Jan 4 with matinee and evening shows, noted for its record rural success and about 3.5 million attendances and 4 million in gross takings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Jefferons
Nelson
Belasco’s Winter Sierra Backdrops The Girl of the Golden West
The production by Mr. Pelasco of The Girl of the Golden West uses Sierra Nevada winter scenery in detail, showcasing Belasco’s known skill in mounting grand stage settings with ambition and precision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pelasco
Golden West
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Belasco
The Girl Question at Dowling Logansport theater
The Girl Question features a special company touring near Chicago before Boston. The show charms with music plot and lively performances, promising an all spring and summer run. Appears Saturday January 11 with matinee and evening performances at Dowling Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anfaltar
Chicago
Boston
Iris
Logansport
High Wabash River floods Terre Haute area
Terre Haute reports high water on the Wabash River for the season. Local residents monitor rising levels as authorities issue warnings and prepare flooding contingencies.
Railways built for war reach Afghan frontier and Caspian
Russia completes a strategic rail link from Samarkand to Bosaga on the Afghan border and another line from the Caspian to Penjheh via Merv. These trunk lines, built secretly as war rails, could allow mass deployment toward He rat, challenging India’s traditional defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Oxus
Karki
Samarkand
Russian Turkestan
Bosaga
Caspian
Penjheh
Merv
Herat
India
St. Petersburg
Afghanistan
Teddy Goes Round the World Advance Cablegrams
Cablegrams report President plans a globe trotting tour with activities outlined for his forthcoming trip. Details focus on travel schedule and diplomatic engagements ahead of departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Saloon Controversy Advocates and Critics Clash in Logansport
J M Powell condemns saloons as a source of crime poverty and ruined homes while praising temperance advocates for promoting peace and better business conditions. He cites far reaching social harms and questions the loyalty of breweries and local deeds to keep saloons out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb A. Schaefer
Tu. Manapolis Brewing Company
Laogansport
Logan
Gary, Inc
Eight Hour Work Hope in New York Business Tale
Clarence Perry of Terre Haute has been arrested on forgery charges. A young man recalls moving from a harsh superintendent to a grocery firm after a trick of a manager revealing a brotherly tie. The anecdote emphasizes caution in choosing employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myvii
Clarence Perry
Terre Hanie
No Difference Then and Now in a Child’s Dream
A reflective verse contrasts childhood dreams with aging. The speaker recalls a boy marveling at the world and now a gray man amid others. He feels his impact is minor, cutting no more ice than in youth, in a vast, indifferent world.
Men and Machines in the Race for Speed
The piece argues speed in modern life strains human endurance and nerves. It warns that while machinery may advance, humans remain fallible, with accidents often caused by delayed danger perception or judgment errors rather than mechanical faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mans Nowers
I Shall Enjoy New Joys in Reading and Friendship
An 18 year old reflects on growing up with reading and new friendships. The speaker envisions finding pleasure in books and thoughtful pursuits while forming wholesome associations and developing positive thoughts.
Wilson Naps After Breakfast Sundays Question Raised
A Sunday morning habit notes Wilson taking a nap after breakfast. The passage asks which church he attends, implying a local interest in his affiliations.
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