True Origin of Uprising in Northern Mexico
A border conflict unfolds as marauders clash with Mexican troops around Matamoros de la Laguna. The band disperses into small groups after an early morning uprising near Viesca, with authorities rushing troops from Mexico City and Nuevo Leon. Local leaders report hunger and economic distress fueling unrest, while foreign interests remain unharmed.
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Wiesed
Woessner
Jafe
Viasca
Don Juan Castillon
Torreon
Matanoras
Laguna
Senor Dou
Fernando Quinones
Tudulgo
Mr. Castillon
Viesca
Mr. Quinones
Matamorcn de
Interior
Qualnanes
Lem
Tom Lar
Regilar
Mexico States
Morena
Matamoros de la Laguna
Mexico City
Nuevo Leon
Saltillo
Mexico
United States
Durango
Coahuila
Rio Granda
George C. Caruthers
Madden-MrLaughlin Mining and Tencing Company
Mexican Herald of
Hidalgo
Jordan
Terreon
Mexican Herald
Pptitico
President Weonston Weighs Move to Washington Univ
Special to the Light reports President D F Weonston of the University of Texas may resign to accept the presidency of Washington University in St Louis. He is said to be in St Louis now on the matter.
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Austin Tex
University of Texas
Washington University
St.Louis
St. Louis
Ordinance Seeks Iron Poles for San Antonio Trolley Lines
City ordinance requires all trolley pole foundations to be torn or steel within defined limits. Wooden poles must be removed and replaced with iron or steel poles, set in concrete to five feet deep, painted black, and of specified diameter and height. Precise street-boundary area defined for pole removal and replacement.
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City of
San Antonio
United States
Travia Street
St. Mary Street
Tarvis Street
Inn of Avenue
Avenue D
East Houston Street
Alamo Plaza
Bonham Street
Bonny Peel
Commerce Street
East Commerce Street
Walnut Street
Gonzales Street
Sycamore Street
West Nueva
Streat
City ordinance outlines street boundary changes and pole removal penalties
The ordinance describes parcel boundaries along Dwyer avenue Main plaza and surrounding streets. It imposes removal of wooden poles as a nuisance if not complied with within thirty days and allows replacement with iron or steel poles at the violator’s cost. Violations are misdemeanors with fines from ten to two hundred dollars and daily penalties. Passed April 1, 1903 by Bryan Calaners, Attest Red FW.
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Dwyer Avenue
Dwyer Avenge
Main Plaza
Dolorosa Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Paschal Square
Pecos Street
Commerce Street
Medina Street
Houston Street
Houston Streets
Uipe
St. Mary Street
Fuuit
Bryan
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Sangre
Presidente
Jose Gutierrez
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Hidalga
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