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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1913
Page
3
In Recital V-(a) Humoresque by Juan. (b) The Lark by Kinka Balakireu. (c) Concert Etude by Arensky. (d) Valse Caprice by Rubinstein.
Rebels stormed the American owned hacienda El Potrero near Paso del Macho Vera Cruz injuring thirty foreigners. A. H. Lawrence manager fled the attack with his wife. an American sugar maker was killed defending the property. Four rurales and six rebels were reported killed.
Rebels proposed a peace pact to Pedro Lascurain calling for new vice presidency and ministerial appointments while keeping Madero in office. The plan, supported by northern leaders Salazar Carrero Rojas and Zapata in the south, asks free refugee transport and enforcement of San Luis Potosi land promises with rural police roles for rebel chiefs. It was relayed through Enrique Portillo and Consul Enrique Anaya to Lascurain.
In El Paso on January 13, reports say General Jose de la Luz Blanco and his secretary were taken by rebels near Blanco’s federal camp. They were executed at the Hearst ranch Babicora by rebel generals Rojas and Caraveo after a court martial. Blanco, once a rebel general who defected to the federal side, was slain as 600 rebels fired on him as he hung.
An advertisement asserts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets relieve stomach distress within minutes. It describes indigestion symptoms from overeating, gas, coated tongue, and bad breath, claiming the tablet digests food quickly and strengthens mucous lining, with a sample dosage claim and a 50 cent price at druggists.
An entire force of about 600 troops defected to the federal side, bolstering their position in the conflict.
Reports from Guerrero, Oaxaca, Durango and other states describe federal victories amid rebel activity along the West Coast and Vera Cruz rail lines. Tecpan and nearby towns are claimed by rebels, while Tecpan is said to be relieved. Amnesty talks and possible leadership surrender, including Zapata, are noted. Mormons pause colonization plans near Pecos Valley amid unrest. Indicted men Gomez Robelo and Didapo head to San Antonio for trial after arrest in El Paso.
Dr. C W Richardson reported onWilliam Rockefeller inquiry by House Money Trust Investigation Committee in Miami Florida. He found gouty inflammation of the larynx with six operations noted in affidavits. Richardson will testify before the House Banking and Currency Committee Wednesday.
Edward F. W. Wiest of San Antonio, a Navy seaman aboard the U S S Vicksburg, drowned near San Francisco when his small launch was struck by a merchant steamer. His three companions survived. searching parties and a government reward continue as vessels in the area are notified to watch for the body. The sunk steamer was raised last Sunday but Wiest’s body was not found.
A 70 year old San Antonio resident Mr A T Holmes of 1049 Essel Street speaks highly of Plant Juice claiming it aids digestion nerves and bowels. He reports improved appetite sleep and mood after using the tonic and recommends it to friends. Sold at Fischer's Drug Store at Houston and Alamo Streets.
Ministers and church leaders gathered for ordination services. Rev. John W. Lowe led in prayer as Rev. J. B. Holt presented the Bible and Dr. J. M. Carroll delivered the charge. A large section sang a Mexican hymn. Attendees included Rev. G. Patch Rev. J. Maurer Rev. Ss. Williams Rev. E. Salac Rev. D. S. Barocis Rev. W. Tipton and Rev. S. Benham.
Kerrville Texas January 13 Funds for a new sanitarium costing twelve thousand dollars have been subscribed. The facility will replace the old hospital and Hutchison Hotel sites. Dr. William Lee Secor will manage the institution after recent surgical study in Europe.
Riverside Restaurant promotes daily turkey or chicken meals for 25 cents. Specials listed include shrimp frog legs Spanish mackerel pompano blue points on half shell Kansas City meats. The ad targets diners seeking affordable meals and seafood options.
San Antonio society women frequent the Harlandale hot sulphur baths as a rest from social duties. Beauty parlor available. Take the South Flores Street car to reach the baths.
In a service at First Baptist Church Rev. Felix Buldain was ordained pastor of the First Mexican Church. The ordination sermon by Rev. S. J. Porter was translated into Spanish by Dr. C. D. Daniel. Dr. Daniel recounted Buldain’s path from Spain toward the Philippines and his five years of study before baptism.
A Vermont granite monument honoring 316 unidentified Civil War and other war victims was unveiled in San Antonio under the General David S. Stanley Circle auspices. Bodies from across Texas rest in a single National Cemetery grave. Notables include Mrs Lavada M. Tillo and Rabbi Samuel Marks delivering addresses. Third Cavalry saluted. Fort Sam Houston bugler played taps. Local veterans groups attended with families.
A clipped editorial stresses that no half-hearted effort succeeds. It argues courage to win depends on well fed brain and nerves, warning that lack of nourishment undermines resolve and performance.
Arrangements for a travelers entertainment by Post D Travelers Protective Association were made at a Sunday morning meeting at the Menger hotel. The program includes minstrel acts vocal solos quadets and humorous sketches about a commercial traveler. Committees handle music stage tickets advertising and the executive group is named.
An executive meeting of the Baptist Young People's Union will be held at 7 30 that evening at the First Baptist Church to plan the year’s work. J A Taylor, new president, outlines the year. installation occurred last night with Taylor presiding. A Sunbeams junior society was formed at the Baptist Church with weekly meetings Sunday afternoons.
Secretary of the Navy Meyer said he might run for the U S Senate from Massachusetts if the Republican caucus cannot decide on a candidate. He preferred the nomination be settled in caucus.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a 25 cent remedy that removes dandruff and stops itching within minutes. It claims the scalp grows new hair after weeks of use, with immediate effects of light, fluffy, lustrous hair and enhanced health.
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