Governing Element at A and M Attacked at Dallas Meeting
A meeting of friends of expelled students from A and M College was held at the Driskill Hotel in Austin with about fifty attendees. Senator Senter led a denouncement of the college’s governing element and criticized Chairman Walton Peteet as plans for action formed. In another note, Rep Thomas McNeal of Lockhart died, as the House adjourned with no quorum expected. burial plans were arranged for his body.
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Friends of
Driskill Hotel
Austin
Tex
A. & M. College
Senator Senter
Dallas
Ike Osborne
Senter
Walton Peteet
Thomas McNeal
Lockhart
Breathers urged to use HYOMEI for throat and nose relief
A promotional notice explains HYOMEI inhalation as a treatment for catarrh coughs colds and sore throat. A half teaspoon in half a teacup of hot water is inhaled through nose and mouth to ease symptoms. The ad offers money back and mail order options from Booths HYOMEI Co Buffalo New York.
Merger Bills in Legislature Stir Speculation in Austin
In Austin on February 14 lawmakers weigh fate of consolidation bills. A move to override the governor's veto on the Katy bill is expected when the House considers it next Tuesday afternoon. A quoted digression from the Houston Post appears as a light insertion.
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Bagby
Watson
Hays
Dunn
Gates
Crisp
McNeal
Lockhart
Caldwell County
Texas
Senate
E. D. Steger
Bonham
W. FE
Austin
Tex
Executive Department
Katy
Plant Juice touted by public in Irgleside sales pitch
A Corpus Christi Bay resort town promotes Plant Juice with testimonials from L Hunt & Co sales manager and local resident L Seat. The ad claims the product clears the liver removes poisons and restores balance to liver stomach kidneys and blood. Fischer's store urges visits for a bottle.
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L. Hunt & Co
Irgleside
Corpus Christi Bay
L. D. Seat
Gibbs Street
Seat
Fischer's
Diaz Increases Fury Of His Bombardment
Diaz intensifies bombardment as military actions escalate. The report notes renewed shelling and strategic advances amid ongoing combat, with international observers monitoring developments and civilian areas affected.
Refugees Pray Amid Historic Walls for Protection
Thousands of refugees knelt in old edifices and joined in prayers trusting the heavy walls to shield them from flying projectiles, seeking safety as the capital endures renewed danger.
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Capital
Battle Rages in Mexico City Amid Diaz Madero Stand
In Mexico City the sixth day of fighting sees no gains for either side as artillery and small arms bombardment continue. Refugees flee districts near the arsenal while American evacuees seek shelter. Diaz claims control of the city as Madero receives reinforcements and prepares for renewed assaults.
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Mexico City
Madero
Diaz
United States
Blanquet
Department of War
Toluca
Rivera
Oaxaca
Huerta
National Palace
Greenfield
Harry Greenfield
Victoria Street
Zapatistas Surprise Federals in Mexico City Assault
Special report from Mexico City details a night battle as Zapatista Alfonso Miranda and hundreds of men hit federal columns near Belem prison and the citadel. Fighting, escapes, and mass casualties unfold with prisoners attempting exits and revolters exchanging fire.
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Mexico City
National Palace
Paseo de la Reforma
Mexican Herald
Alfonso Miranda
Zapatista
Zapatistas
Miranda
the Pital
Belem
Cruiser Ordered to Mexican Port Amid Anti American Feelings
The cruiser Denver was sent back to Acapulco to protect Americans and other foreigners after violent anti American acts. Two Denver officers were attacked in the streets before the ship departed for Acajutla, Salvador, with hostilities continuing to threaten hundreds of Americans in the port.
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Mexican Port
Denver
Acapulco
Washington
Mexico
South Dakota
Acajutla
Salvador
Refugees Flee as Rebels Halt Rail Links to Mexico City
Alarmed officials report dispatch orders to Denver by wireless and mass refuges from Acapulco. American colony residents, ranchers, and miners seek navy protection after rebels suspend railroad work cutting Pacific coast routes to the capital.
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Denver
Acapulco
Pacific Coast
Diaz Replies With Bullets In Mexico City Battle
Rebels gain advantage as government forces clash in the capital. Bullets and shells hit streets and foreign legations, with civilians and Americans amid the bombardment. Diaz movement gains support in Puebla while talks of trains and evacuations unfold.
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Associated Press
Mexicoity
Madero
Huerta
Diaz
Vera Cruz
Pueblo
Republic
Puebla
Francisco Pradilla
Orozco
Mexico City
Gulf
Vivas
McKinely
Taft
Wilson
Jefferson
Trains Rerouted Telegraphed to Monterey Circuit
Railroad telegraph service briefly restored late last night via a circuitous Mexico City to Agua Calientes Torreon Monterey route. The system mainly conveyed news of safety to Americans and families of officials and their associates.
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Laredo
Tex
Mexico City
Agua Calitentes
Torreon
Monterey
Engineers Offer Aid to Run Trains into Mexico
American engineers formerly on Mexican National lines volunteer to pilot troop trains into the southern republic if intervention becomes necessary. They have sent letters to Major W. Scott, adjutant general of the Department of Texas, stating readiness to operate trainloads of troops. Several hundred gathered in San Antonio months ago and offered to run army trains into Mexico if the U.S. takes a hand.
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Mexico
Scott
Department of Exas
Republic
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Rebels Near Chihuahua City March Toward Juarez
News from El Paso reports General Inez Salazar with about 1500 rebels within 56 miles of Chihuahua City border town after allowing 600 rebels to enter. Federals and revolutionists may meet at Juarez as in the state capital. Colonel David de la Fuente leads Salazar staff. No word from Emilio Vasquez Goma since San Antonio release.
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EL Paso
Fex
Caraveo
Chihuahua City
Genral Inez Salazar
Jun
Althou
Juarez
Salazar
Davd de la Fuente
Emili Vasquez Goma
San Antonio
Cattle shipments halted at border amid new import rules
The Arizona customs collector reports a federal order restricting cattle imports from Mexico to only those dipped twice seven days apart. The policy, plus feeding costs and border stockyard limits, will curb spring contracts. Nogales records 40,000 steers contracted for this port.
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Arizona
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Mexico
Border Poin
Nogales
Ariz
Refugees from Mexico Exiled From San Antonio Clubs
Exiles flee San Antonio as the rebel conflict spreads with many crossing the Rio Grande or taking ships into Mexico. Refugee visits to clubs end as families split, with Sr Orozco reportedly joining rebels after entering Mexico via El Paso. Fighting reported near Victoria Mexico escalates. Marine crew ordered for Glacier to sail to Mexican waters.
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San Antonio
Mexic
Mexico
Pascual Orozco Sr
International Club
Sai
del Valle
Sr. Orozco
Lette
Hi Son
Los Angeles
Som
el Pas
Glacier
Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island
Rea
W. H. H. Southerland
South Dakota
San Dieg
Mexican
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Convenient Stores
Houston Post
J. P. Fallon
THE
Barrett
John Barrett
Arsenal
American Club
San Juan de Letran
Citadel
Maderistas
Tampico
National Railways
Exico City
Federal Bureau
Victoria
Tamaulip
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