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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1912

Page

21

Madero Revolution Tied to San Antonio Homes and Histories

San Antonio housed key sites linked to Francisco I. Madero and Bernardo Reyes as Mexico neared 1910 revolution. Hutchins hotel and addresses 503 Soledad 447 Main 701 San Pedro witnessed planning, negotiations, and events that propelled Madero to the presidency, while Reyes failed near Linares. Other local residences connected figures and final acts of the revolt.

San Antonio Francisco I. Madero Bernardo Reyes Mexico San San Pedro Avenue Hutchins Hotel Diaz Madero Chapultepec Castle Mexico City Veranda Hut Miguel Quiroga David Reyes Retana Ismael Reyes Retana Rodolfo Reyes Falfurrias Rio Grande Linares Hutchins Soledad Main Avenue Gustavo Madero Alfonso Madero Francisco Madero Juan Sanchez Azcona Francisco Vasquez Gomez Chihuahua Julio Madero Rafael Hernandez Francisco I, Madero Laredo South Presa Venustiano Carranza Carranza Coahuila Cientificos General Reyes Nuevo Leon Washington Emilio Vasquez Gomez Emilio Tacubaya E. Vasquez Presa Street Cernor Ncisco Santiago

Boston Beans Now Cost a Nickel More

The Boston Post reports a 15 cent price for baked beans in restaurants, up from 10 cents, with an extra nickel for catsup. The piece mocks the scheme, notes Boston pride in cheap beans, and warns residents to expect other price hikes, even around local symbols like Faneuil Hall.

The Boston Post Boston United States King’s Chapel Old Church Norfolk Delaware Texas Faneuil Hall

Ancient wooden clock claims Anno 1492 origin in city window

An old wooden gravity clock, possibly from the early eighteenth century, sits in the window of R C Bogusch & Company. Its owner Karl Kochzius bought it twenty two years ago from a traveling German. measurements and mechanism feature three wooden gears a balance like an inverted yoke and acorn weights governing the swing, with a single hand and a face bearing Columbus and Anno 1492.

R C. Bogusch & Company Oulu Alamo Street Karl Kochzius Mr. Koczius

Edison Sees Nickel Book Sheets Cheaper and Strong

Thomas A. Edison remains upbeat about printing books on thin nickel sheets. He claims the sheets would cost about a dollar per pound, print as well as paper, and be practically indestructible.

Thomas A. Edison

Baguio Favored as Official Health Resort in Philippines

The passage notes Baguio in the Philippine islands as perhaps the wettest place in the US domain with 88.14 inches of rain in four days last July including a day with 34 inches. It is cited as the official health resort of the islands and hydropathic treatment appears likely to be popular there.

Baguio Philippine Islands United States

Chicago Man Blames Spirits for Suits and Scandal

Chicago attorney J. E. Ingram alleges spirits led his ex wife Carrie Ingram and others to file lawsuits, citing clairvoyant medium Johanna Roenneau Schmidt as the catalyst. Schmidt appeared in Municipal Court with case details set for December 22, while Ingram pursues a $50,000 claim of conspiracy. Jewels of Abdul Hamid III fetch high London bids as a Turkish government representative notes potential naval implications.

J. E. Ingram Chicago Chicago Record-Herald Ingram Johanna Roenneau Schmidt Schmidt Caverly Carrie Ingram Kolb, Tilton Silas H. Brand Abdul Hamid Turkey London

Baron Gustave de Rothschild In Synagogue Safe Joke

A neighbor whispered to Baron Gustave de Rothschild in a synagogue that he forgot to lock the safe. Rothschild reassured the crowd by saying we are all here, mixing caution with waggery in the moment.

Baron Gustave de Rothschild Rothschild

Gunter Hotel Serves Club Breakfast

The Gunter Hotel offers a club breakfast from 6 30 to 11 A M priced at 30 cents.

Gunter Hotel

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Republic Nickle Old City Hospital Association Vicinity Association Dalling Street Hot Wells Hotel and Park San Antonio, Tex Hospital Shelley- Loring Co Shelley-Loring Co Kolb Reynolds James N. Tilton Charles F. Kolb San Antonio Hardware Co West Commerce
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