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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1913

Page

3

Diaz Forges Repulse Attacks of Magerists

In Mexico City Diaz leads forces against Magerists as rebels gain and hold ground until federal troops withdraw. The engagement showcases rebel superiority in early clashes and signals shifting control in the capital.

Hundreds Shot Down in Streets in Mexico City Battle

In Mexico City on February 12, Madero forces attacked the Ciudadela fortress defended by Diaz. Heavy artillery fire, shelling of the American consulate and Hotel Berry wounded Americans and many civilians. Both sides suffered hundreds killed or wounded. Diaz held the arsenal amid fierce fighting as foreign embassies organized guard patrols.

Mexico City Madero Ciudadela Felix Diaz Victoriano Huerta Angeles Diaz Henry Lane Wilson Berry Osborne R. H. McCresson Lincoln Neb Mark Johnson Madison Berry Hotel General Mondragon Avenida Chapultepec Macro Henry Wilson Huerta Nino Perdido Belem Diaz Fortress Mondragon Mexican Herald Associated Press Francisco de la Barra Ernesto Madero Arnold Shanklin Shanklin Senor de la Barra President Madero General Angeles Cauz Maas Delgado San Diego Red White Cross Arsenal Chapultepec Zapatistas Mexico Balderas Street Cuernavaca Avenida Juarez Young Men's Christian Association Alameda

Plant Juice letter from Union National Bank official endorses tonic

James W. Smith of the Union National Bank of Houston reports relief from back pains nervous debility and fatigue after using Plant Juice. He claims a single bottle restored energy and invites usage for others with dizziness numbness cold feet rheumatism or nervous weakness. Fischer's drug store sells the product.

James W. Smith Union National Bank of Houston South Plant Juice Co Statement Fischer's Drug Store

Tuesday Battle in Mexico City Rages as Diaz Rebels Hold Ground

In Mexico City, President Madero orders a federal assault on Diaz forces around the arsenal. The fight lasts from morning into the afternoon with heavy artillery and street clashes, casualties running into hundreds, and civilian danger escalating amid aerial bombardment and mass evacuation efforts.

Diaz Attack Threat Fails To Crush City Service

The city service was crippled by fighting as Madero's troops attacked. Diaz faced a possible early assault on the national palace, and his followers grumbled over his inaction, mentioning he might be starved out of the arsenal as Vera Cruz had.

Diaz Madero National Palace Dero Senor Cologan Felix Diaz Maderistas Felicistas Ciudadela Angeles Contreras Huerta de la Vega Delgado Navarrette Belem Zocalo Plaza de la Constitucion Red White Cross Bucareli Street Arsenal San Felipe Neri Street Cuernavaca Vera Cruz

Loss of Appetite Described as Vitality Eroder

The piece defines loss of appetite as a loss of vigor and tone, warns it precedes serious illness for those who must keep up, and endorses a great constitutional remedy as best medicine.

Hood's Sarsaparilla Purifies Blood and Enriches Body

An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and energizer for the whole system. It promotes the liquid form and tablets labeled Sarsaparilla for daily use.

Not Lloyd Osbourne In Mexico City Fight Wound Report

New York on February 12 reports Lloyd Osbourne the writer is wounded in the Mexico City fighting and has been in New York for some time. A Coleman plumber, phone 397.

Lloyd Osbourne New York Mexico City

Woman Charged With Murder in Olaf Olson Case

Mary Wilson a colored woman admits killing Sergeant Olaf Olson after alleged threat at her home. Sheriff Tobin says she signed a written confession presented to the grand jury. She waived preliminary hearing before Justice Campbell and was bound over without bail. She claims Olson followed her from Sunday night to her friend's home and tried to assault her.

Mary Wilson Olaf Olson Tobin R. Neill Campbell

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