Colonel Hay Sees Setback for General Reyes in Mexico
Colonel Hay voices caution over Mexican political upheaval as Colonel Hay, now inspector general of Mexican consulates in Europe, arrives in San Antonio en route to New York to pursue eye care research. He praises President Madero amid unsettled prospects.
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Molokel Iguarda Hay
Mexico City
Europe
San Antonio
New York
Suneet
Maptel 4
Asigwa
Gunter Hotel
Hay
Mexico
Madero
Cure for eczema advertised by product testimonials
The piece prints testimonials from individuals describing severe eczema and skin crusting, praising Curelia products and claiming cures after using Curelia Soap and Cuticle Ointment. It notes sample offers and mailing details for trading company Resin, with dates and signatures from users in 1910.
Colonel Hay Defends Mexican Leaders in Debate Over Orozco and Reyes
In remarks on Mexico's turmoil, Colonel Hay defends General Reyes and General Orozco, questions U.S. neutrality policy, and argues President Madero's ongoing efforts to restore order after months of conflict. He noted Reyes’s potential counter revolution and praised Madero's progress and resilience amid war.
Belove Reyes In Southward Movement Reported
Washington officials at the War Department say General Reyes may have landed in Mexico and is gathering a sizable force south of Mexico City. The agency notes this is the first substantive trace of him the department has obtained. Navy vessels and armed ships are warned to curb neutrality violations and prevent armed smuggling.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Reyes
Mexico
Seoa
Mexico City
Waa Teast
Ding
Yuualan Nord
United States Netivy Wi
Ammeriene Porta
Damages Sought Over Auto Use Denial in Porty-fieth Case
Timwailit files in Porty-fieth district court against U. 1, Dean seeks 2000 dollars for two weeks of unusable car. Jury to decide if deprivation is worth 440 per week. Plaintiff claims Dean dismantled the vehicle and failed to reassemble after requests.
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Timwailit
Porty-fieth District Court
Endy Aginst U. 1
Dean
Downy
Tve
Kent
Bean
Wlexen
Sava
Durius
Meeker Pioneer to Display Oregon Trail Relics at Alamo
Frontier traveler Meeker plans to exhibit his double yoke oxen and the prairie schooner inside the Alamo during a quoted event. He traveled the Oregon trail twice and has placed stone monuments along the route to promote a national highway project.
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Colquitt Qilling
Mara Meeker
Oregon Trail
Alamo
Amercan
Meekar
Austin
Arvirbos
Alam Plaza
Merker
Keartney
Neb
Olympia
Wash
Morel
Joening
Meeker
Des
Puyailun
Yacome
Waal
Basidas
Archile Oxen
Jim
Mr. Meeker
Incomplete OCR Item on Meeker's Outfit Transfer
Fragmentary report notes a held item or outfit valued around 190000 and mentions planned movements to San Antonio and Washington with references to Mr Meeker and a Wednesday timeline. Details are garbled and unclear due to damaged text.
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Meeker
Avedi
San “Antonio
Warhinghton
D. Cin Maron
Cadets to Organize Military Company at Garden Academy
The Garden Military Academy cadets organize a military company to join the Second Texas Infantry National Guard. Adjutant General Henry Hutchings approved the move in Austin as the work began. If 58 cadets cannot enroll, local youths may be enlisted. Brigadier General RB Hearne expects muster within two weeks. Faculty members lead. D F Langing is captain and HM W Christie is first lieutenant. Third officer not yet named.
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Garden Military Academy
Second Texas Infantry
National Guard
Henry Hutchings
Austin
RB. W. Hearne
Garden Miliary Academy
D. If Langing
HM. W. Christie
City building plans to boost San Antonio commerce discussed
Presidents and directors of several local commercial groups met with Lewis D. Sampson of Chicago to explore organized effort to stimulate business in San Antonio. The session ended without public announcements and attendees included leaders from the Chamber of Commerce Publicity league Real Estate Exchange Carnival association and other groups.
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San Antonio
Itixens
Sonferonas
Lewis D. Sampson
Chicago
Jake, West
L. Z. Hart
J. BG. Carrington
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Routéel
Yt, Gi, Conroy
Publicity League
R. H. Wester
T. N. Smith
Real Estate Exchange
Atice A. Ayras
The
Carnival Association
Lewis D. Bamp- Sn
Gran Liga Mexicana to Celebrate First Anniversary Event
The Gran Liga Mexicana marks its first anniversary with a literary and music program at Market Hall starting at 6 o clock. Officials Acosta Zanguma Dena and two Vernandes head the commission. The program features an orchestra overture, incorporation rites, recitations, discourses, a Mexican songs, and a national hymn sung by children with attendance of Antonio and others.
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Ite
Gran Liga Mexicana
Frnend
Musica
Acosta
PB Zanguma
M. G. Dena
Vernandes
Orchesta
Tomas Tanguma
Misa Wordencian Cluneros
Juan Alvarez
Gran Liza Ynetry
Milas Guadalupa Acosta
Lule Hernendez
Portey
Jesus Trevino
Suwanee River
Misa Mortenbla Tancree
M. G. Dene
Juan
House Deficiencies Bill Sparks Fiery Debate in Congress
Heated House session over the urgent deficiency bill centered on a $2 million measure and a proposed $250,000 for templating Maine relief work. Sisson and Mann clashed over a sale amendment to the wreck, with Mann warning against selling shipwreck remains. Palms of Pennsylvania and Byrnes of South Carolina sought to cut mileage allowances, but the amendments failed on recommital.
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Washington
D. G
Dee
Mann
Icadét
Sissan
Mississippi
Ear. Lea
Maine
Mann-Sisson
Bisson
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Representativa
Byrnes
South Caroline
Charley
Tenestes
Vagrant Verse on Sale for San Antonio Playgrounds Fund
A 106 piece poetry volume titled Vagrant Verse by Texas writers is bound in paper covers and sold at 69 cents per copy to raise funds for the San Antonio Children's Playgrounds. The work, produced with attractive printing, aims for wide sale both locally and abroad.
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San Antonio
Moos
Roe's Book
Delle Dilgarde
Texas Weltere
Belle Dilgarde
Texas
San’ Antonio
Post City to Build Pioneer Textile Mill in West Texas
Dec 16 1910 1912 The Post family plans a textile mill at Post City West Texas 2960000 yards of finished cloth annually employing about 200 men Initial cost 406000 full vertical plant to fiber to finish including washing carding spinning weaving and finishing ready to spread on beds This would be the world’s first mill to combine all textile processes from cotton to finished sheetings
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Battle Creek
Mich
W. Post
Eid Tie
Post City
Texas
Itaets
Campbell Announces Run For Justice of the Peace
A. N. Campbell declared his candidacy for justice of the peace after years as deputy district clerk and chief deputy. He faces Joseph Umecheid, who has long held the post with strong courthouse support, as Campbell lines up friends and allies for the race.
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Campbell
Joseph
Umecheid
RE. Campbell
Olie
Justice of the Peace
Hatvlat
Jettar
Shor B.D. Lindsey
Lindsey
Eaters
Mada Ee
New York Legislators Meet at San Francisco Panama Expo Site
New York legislative commissions spend last night in San Antonio on the way to the Panama San Francisco exposition site. Delegation includes Senators Hug Cullen and James J. Frawley, Assemblymen Prisbie Foley Welshburn Yale Brooks, plus staff and engineers. They head to New Orleans this morning.
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San Antonio
New York
Empire State
Golden Gate
New Orleans
Thomas
Hug Cullen
Brooklyn
Absencarot
James J. Frawley
Tank Geen
Cullen
George G- Cobb
Danial D. Prisbie
Demas A. Foley
George Weshburn
John KR
Yale
Franklin
Brooks
Sterling
Juiier
Joseph Grandon
Si L
Stanifon
General Hutchings Arrives In San Antonio On Orders
General Henry Hutchings, Texas adman and militia commander, arrived in San Antonio from Austin under orders from Governor Colquitt. He refused to discuss the purpose of the mission or the instruction received. Adjunct General York also checked in and declined to specify details, noting to see the governor for information. Also mentions border action context and arrest questions for Colonel Chapa. Separate note: first cabbage shipment from Nueces County, Celallen area, weighing several thousand pounds, grown under irrigation, hailed as a promising season.
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Henry Hutchings
Adman
State of Texas
San Antonio
Austin
Froyl
Colquitt
York
Hutchings
Chapa
Ciristi
Tex
Nueces County
Celallen
Fai
Baywest
Texas
Trrlgavon
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Sirwel
Matile J. Staffer
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Arts
Keinie
Lerbale
Marbergery
Drehersville
Cewlers
Fetter Trap & Chem. Corp
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Teeves
Orozco
Orozjeos
Juarez
Sarge
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Hsy
United States
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Swirzen
Bay
Buyou
Casas Grandes
Bellove Reyes
Nouth
Yucntan
Clareis Te
Duanonds
Sala
Sollt
Solla Gola
Havra
A. Goulon & Son
Croune “Loox
ASO
Cnea
Writham
Elgin
Amierun
Eauglins
Ban Antonio
Sampreet
Rahay
Mare
Draughon
Practical Burinees College
Sin Antonio
Ezra Meeker
Prairie Schooner
Yaron
Ezra
Alamo Walls
Gregory
Terry
National Guards
Teans
Muteers of Civic
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Atari
Wien
HOUSE
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Amy Telapnenen
New York City
Thly
Menus
Giriy Piuh
City
San Francisco
Sin
Palr Grounds
Teneral Hutchings
Pap Can
Hostetter
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