The Blessing of Motherhood and Lydia E Pinkham Ad
An advertisement extols motherhood as the woman’s highest sphere and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and fertility. Personal testimonials from Mrs A B Martinez in San Antonio and Mrs J J Stewart in Brooklyn claim improved well being and successful pregnancies. The copy invites women to seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E.pinkham
San Antonio
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. B. Martinez
S. Laredo St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Nurse confesses to poisoning eight Brooklyn infants
Winifred Ankers, 24, a Brooklyn Nursery and Infants hospital attendant, is charged with homicide after confessing to adding oxalic acid to babies milk. She claims the intent was not to kill but to make them ill to cast doubt on nurses care. Brooklyn DA moves to appoint a sanity commission.
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Brooklyn
Associated Press
New York
Winifred Ankers
Brooklyn Nursery and Infants
Cropsey
False Fire Alarm Sets Off Several Crews
A false telephone call to Company No 2 directed units to a Western and Pecos street house causing multiple fire companies to rush to a non existent blaze. Investigators traced no fire and found no trace of the caller suspected as the “Bug.”
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Western
Pecos
McSorley
How Housekeepers Can Kill Cockroaches
An old advertisement promotes Stearns Electric Paste to exterminate cockroaches and other pests. It urges quick use at first sign of roaches and promises a panful of dead insects by morning. The paste is sold by druggists nationwide with a money back guarantee.
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Stearns
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Chicago
Orozco Will Lead A New Revolution
The article reports on statements from figures connected to the Mexican revolutionary movement. Emilio Vasquez Gomez denies signing a manifesto and criticizes inflammatory claims. It discusses the disbanding of the Cientifico party and appeals for peace through adherence to established revolutionary plans.
Doubtful Status of General Orozco Persists in Washington
State department officials remain uncertain about General Obregon's position with rumors he deserted Madero. Juarez reports show growing discontent, citizens leaving for the United States, and trains failing to run. Mexican dispatches say revolutionary bands have moved from Nogales to Chihuahua while San Luis Potosi and Salillo areas are quiet, though rebels occupy two towns south of Salillo and telecom wires to Torreon are cut. Vasquista bands rumored from Tampico.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Orozco
Madero
Juarez
United States
Nogales
Chihuahua
San Luis Potosi
Saltillo
Coahuila
Torreon
Tampico
Proclamation Names Trevino President Ad Interim in Mexico
A manifesto proclaiming General Geronimo Trevino president ad interim and denouncing Francisco I. Madero circulated in El Paso. Signed by Gen. Pascual Orozco and others, the document is tied to Cientifico backing and potential U.S. intervention. Gonzales Enryle admitted authorship, asserting higher authorities approved the move. Enryle pledged to demand Cuidad Juarez surrender from Enrique C. Llorente. failure could trigger Vasquista forces from Casas Grandes toward Guzman.
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Cientificos
United States
General Trevino
Cientifico Party
Cientifico
R. Pineda
New York
Madero
Vasquez Gomez
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
el Paso
Gonzales
C. Enrile
Francisco I. Madero
Mexico
Enrile
Pascual Orozco
Associated Press
Tex
Geronimo Trevino
Emilio Vasquez
Andres Garzamalan
Gonzales C. Enryle
Brussels
de la Barra
Enryle
Enrique C. Llorente
Cuidad Juarez
Casas Grandes
Guzman
Ask Madero to resign amid Mexican turmoil
Telegraph from Emilio Vasquez Gomez to President Francisco I. Madero urges resignation to end bloodshed as rebellion expands across the republic. He argues continued resistance will deepen chaos, extend the war, and place sole responsibility for further killings on Madero.
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Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Madero
Madéro
Mexico
Vasquez Gomez
Francisco I. Madero
Mexico City
Morelos
Roads Win Court Right of Way Through Terrell Well Property
Judge J L Camp approves a 100 foot by about two mile right of way for the Franklin road through the Terrell Well property. The English syndicate road gains a tentative right of way. Receivership delays are cleared and construction can proceed pending later compensation decisions.
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Terrell Well
J. L. Camp
Forty-fifth District Court
Franklin Road
Terrell
H. W. Hamilton
Chambers
Judge Camp
S. G. Tayloe
R. L. Ball
Terrell Well Company
A. R
Assman Delays Balloon Flight From San Antonio
William F. Assman marketing of Miss Sophia delays departure by three or four days due to weather and needed repairs. He plans to launch when air currents favor a Canada lake region route. J H Wade Jr. will wait and then attempt a similar voyage in Buckeye aiming to lift the Lahm cup and break the world record.
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San Antonio
William F. Assman
Miss Sophia
Weather Bureau
Mr. Assman
St. Anthony
Canada
J. H. Wade Jr
Cleveland
More Rain Placed In Forecast By New Orleans Weather Man
The New Orleans weather man predicts more rain after yesterday's 2.63 inch downpour, the heaviest in years. The storm appears to be dissipating this morning, drifting south and centered over the southern plateau region with little chance of further rain locally.
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New Orleans
Prescription that Soon Knocks Rheumatism
A claimed medical cure for rheumatism promotes a specific “Toris compound” with syrup of sarsaparilla and whiskey. The ad promises first day results and urges buying only the original sealed package, warning against patent medicines. It cites a doctor’s endorsement and widespread success last winter.
Wind Storm Damages Homes in Alabama
A morning wind storm swept Mobile and nearby towns at 5 o'clock causing extensive damage. Bay Minette reports wrecked buildings, damaged roofs, and a badly damaged courthouse with limited reports from Cohen and other areas.
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Alabama
Mobile
Bayminette
Associated Press
Ala
Cohen
Get Together Red Tie Luncheon Highlights San Antonio Brigade
The red tie brigade luncheon at the Menger Hotel drew over 130 attendees in the largest turnout yet as Thomas J. Conroy presided. Speakers included Charles Graebner Nat M. Washer Maj Gen Jesse M. Lee and others while the group reported $41,339 raised to date, up $6,381 from the prior report and urging more workers.
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San Antonio
Menger Hotel
Thomas J. Conroy
Charles Graebner
Nat M. Washer
Jesse M. Lee
C. V. Birkhead
W. S. Conness
D. J. Woodward
H. E. Hildebrand
R. T. Pruitt
J. W. Warren
Walter Napier
Jack Ruse
A. B. Stephens
B. Ricaby
Ricaby
Hotel Arrivals List From National Guests In Dallas
A lengthy hotel arrivals column lists numerous guests and their home cities across the United States. Names include John S. Adamson New York Sam Henner Louisville M H Smith Fort Worth Dr H H Brown Yoakum J H Snell Wirt Yeak Dallas Mrs C B Lucas Berclair and many others from Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia San Antonio and beyond. The roster highlights prominent visitors and their origins visiting Dallas area hotels.
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St. Anthony
John S. Adamson
New York
Sam Henner
Louisville
M. H. Smith
Fort Worth
H. H. Brown
L. Traylor
Pasadena
Cal
Mary Murrell
Long Beach
A. Shaw
Chicago
Peter Smith
Toledo
Bexar
H. ©. Perkins
H. Fuscany
Dallas
H. Becker
Kerrville
G. M. Longhorn
Smithville
W. C. Flanchiey
Zanesville
Ohio
Marrs Mcean
Beaumont
J. T. Waddell
Dayer
New Orleans
T. W. Lovett
Cuero
H. EE. Marron
Palestine
Savoy
T. J. Pearson
Mineral Wells
E. 8
Fowlerton
Thompson Wilson
Baltimore
C. D. Jones
Monterey
F. B. Twdell
Houston
Ida Campbell
Liberty
J. C. Blair
Crockett
Erwin H. Keller
Doylestown
W. B. Everett
William 4d. White
James T. Hennegan
Cincinnati
Harry Spencer
Mexico City
Austin
W. D. Johnson
Emporia
Kan
James J. Gordon
Kansas City
Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Remains in England
Archaeologists in England recently discovered remains buried at least four thousand years ago. The find sheds light on early human activity and prehistoric settlements in the region.
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England
Government IQ protest Americans linked Juarez to El Paso
A Juarez population of 14 000 linked by bridge and trolley to El Paso is urged to receive U S soldiers for patrols after nightly robberies and assaults on Americans and looting of business houses. Secretary Stimson says U S troops cannot enter foreign territory without risk and rules out changes while safety off river remains. El Pasoans press for border patrol and leniency for Lieutenant Fields facing court martial.
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Retary Stimson
Juarez
el Paso
Madero
Stimson
United States
Mexican consul seeks border calm as 800 more join Juarez guards
Mexican consul Enrique C. Llorente reports a telegram from President Madero urging no fighting on the border. He says 800 additional men should join 400 armed in Juarez to halt advancing rebels at Bauche, fourteen miles south.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Benrique C. Llorente
Madero
Juarez
Bauche
Miss Wilson Travels with Refugees Toward El Paso
Miss Nellie Wilson daughter of Woodrow Wilson travels with American refugees from Madera to Pearson Chihuahua. They expect to reach El Paso Saturday night. The advance party notes Vasquista forces move toward Juarez now exposed as a potential objective.
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Wilson
el Paso
Tex
Nellie Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Madera
Pearson
Chihuahua
Mexico
Juarez
Machinations of Enemies Threaten Mexican Border
Mexican consul Manuel A. Esteva warned that enemies of Mexico could force fighting toward the El Paso border to draw American troops into the river region. He said he had no word of trouble from Chihuahua, reports in Mexico City pointed to improving conditions in the south, and he doubted Pasqual Orozco’s desertion of the Madero government or Trevino's provisional presidency plans.
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Mexico
el Paso
Manuel A. Esteva
Mr. Esteva
United States
Mexico City
Pascual Orozco
Madero
Geronimo Trevino
Nuevo Leon
Fair May Yet Be Saved By League
The International fair may be saved by the Young Men's Business league as directors plan to meet early next week to decide whether to salvage the project. The Traction company in New York will fund up to 20000 dollars of bonds, leaving a 5000 dollar shortfall debated by league directors. A Friday conference was postponed due to President Albert Steves absence.
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Young Men’s Business League
D. O. Terrell
New York
the Traction Company
Fair Association
League
Albert Steves
False Alarm At Alamo Plaza Fire Box Incident
Fire Chief Bishop triggered a false alarm while trying to insert a glass in fire alarm box No 21 at Alamo Plaza and East Houston Street. Six companies rushed to the scene but no damage or injuries occurred as message delays hampered timely notice. Assistant Chief McSorley helped manage responding units as crowds gathered and traffic congested briefly.
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Bishop
Alamo Plaza
East Houston Street
McSorley
Sneed Case Heads to Jury After Late Night Proceedings
Fort Worth Texas February 24 Judge Hendricks closed state argument in the Sneed murder trial and W P McLean Jr began defense. Sneed will not finish before 4 pm and Senator Hanger will conclude, with a judge's twenty page charge likely delaying a jury until late tonight.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Hendricks
Will Boyce
Captain Boyce
W. P. McLean Jr
Sneed
Senator Hanger
Pittsburg Man Found Dead in Room on Avenue C
J F Gillen of Pittsburg Pa was found dead at noon in his room on Avenue C from an apparent asthma attack. He arrived January 10 seeking relief and had a severe attack downtown yesterday. A negro maid failed to rouse him this morning. the proprietress found him lifeless. He was about 45. Pass books show 3000 in deposits at Union Savings bank of Pittsburg. Justice Umscheid held an inquest and will locate relatives.
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J. F. Gillen
Pittsburg
Avenue C
Mr. Gillen
Union Savings Bank of
Justice Umscheid
Gillen
Jacob Cold Packing Co Promises Prompt Delivery After Fire
Notice from Jacob Cold Packing Co stating a warehouse fire on the morning of the 234 caused slight delivery delays but two carloads of fresh provisions have arrived and orders will receive prompt attention under manager W. A. Prescott.
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Jacob Cold Packing CO
W. A. Prescott
Staacke Bros. Offers Carriages and Puggies at Low Prices
Staacke Bros offers a large assortment of carriages puggies and phase tons at very low prices. Messenger service and both phones listed as 290.
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Staacke Bros
Messenger Bey
Obituary of Mrs Alice M Harris 36 at 1003 South Presa
Mrs Alice M Harris 36 died at 4 15 this morning at 1003 South Presa street. She belonged to Woman's Auxiliary No 61 and Typographical union No a. Survived by husband B Harris of the city father F Padfield Belleview Ill sister Mrs E F F 52 algo and brother Irwin Pac held both of St Louis Mo. Funeral from the residence at 3 PM tomorrow Rev J T Pinnell will officiate and interment in Typographical union lot City cemetery No 4.
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Harris
Alice M. Harris
South Presa Street
Woman’s Auxiliary No
Typographical Union
B. Harris
F. Padfield
Belleview
Ill
E. FF
Algo
Irwin Pacheld
St. Louis
J. T. Pinnell
Alamo Methodist Church
City Cemetery No
Mrs Sarah Lyons Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Sarah Lyons 52 native of Michigan died yesterday at a local hospital after a prolonged illness. A funeral will be held at 2 PM from Riebe Undertaking and burial will be in cemetery No 3.
Mexican native Mrs. P. G. Van Catt dies in San Antonio
Mrs. P G Van Catt aged 56 dies at 6 15 this morning at 736 South Alamo street. She was born in Mexico and has lived here about a year. Survivors include two daughters and one brother. Sloan Hagy Undertaking Co will take the body to Monterey Mexico for burial tomorrow.
Infant Lyell Died at Five Months in Alamo Heights
Five months old John R. Lyell, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lyell, died yesterday at their Alamo Heights home. The parents will accompany the body as it is taken by Zizik Undertaking to Corsicana, Texas, for burial.
Mrs Paula Alejan dro Dies Near City Limits
Paula Alejan dro aged 55 died at 5 pm yesterday at her home on the Pleasanton road just outside the city limits. She came here seven months ago from Saltillo Mexico. Funeral services will be at Zizik chapel this afternoon with interment in San Fernando cemetery.
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Alejandro
Paula Alejandro
Pleasanton Road
Saltillo Mexico
Zizik Chapel
San Fernando Cemetery
Death of 15 year old Elizabeth Bell from house fire
Miss Elizabeth Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam C Bell 321 West Laurel street died last night from severe burns suffered when her clothing caught fire beside an open grate. Funeral scheduled for 4 pm at the residence with bearers Woodford Thornton Tobin Rote Edgar Tobin Donald Fraser Girard Fraser and Alex Fraser. burial in Cemetery No 1.
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Edgar Tobin
Donald Fraser
Girard Fraser
Alex Fraser
Staacke Bros Top Your Auto For New Year
Commence the new year right with a fresh car top from Staacke Bros. They offer durable additions and expert installation to refresh your vehicle. Enhance appearance and protection as the calendar turns.
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Staacke Bros
Osteopath Dr Sahra Herdman Details
Advertisement lists Dr Sahra F Herdman osteopath located at Gibbs Buildings with residential phone service and contact number N 30565 blue.
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Sahra F. Herdman
Osteopath
Gibbs Blds
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