Scientists Plot New York Party Formation amid Mexican Revolution
The article traces the Cientifico faction's moves since 1896 to nominate Limantour and Corral for leadership, Diaz's 1904 reforms, and the 1910 split as Madero and Reyes challenge Díaz. It notes Reyes's possible rise and tensions with de la Barra, plus army and federal troop positions in Chihuahua and Juarez amid the fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corral
Limantour
Diaz
James Creelman
Pearson’s
Thompson
Mexico
Madero
Reyes
Cientifico Party
Europe
de la Barra
Havana
Cientificos
Pablo Macedo
London
Perez de Leon
Indians Join Mosby Reinforcement at Mosby's Camp
A band of over sixty Indians expected to reinforce the Tijuana insurgents entered General Jack Mosby's camp yesterday. Insurgent scouts report that Col. Mayor's Eighth battalion of federals left Wasenada days ago, but no further movement is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Tijuana
Jack Mosby
Non
Maderos Wife Arrives in Chicago for Infant Operation
Senora Erneste ero wife of Mexico's finance minister arrived in Chicago from Beactorey Mexico to have a surgical operation performed on her infant son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Associated Press
Chicago
Senora Ernesteero
Beactorey
Senora Madero
Gonzales Postpones Trip to Chihuahua Capital
Juarez dispatch reports Chihuahua's new governor postpones travel to the state capital. Further postponement announced. no date given for the trip. emerging political scheduling notes from Juarez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Associated Press
Juarez
Mex
New Mexican Ambassador Named in Washington
Washington reports Manuel Amac Zamacona y Inclan relieved Francisco L. de la Barra as ambassador to Mexico effective June 5. Crespo y Martinez named as new appointee arrives from Vienna where he has served as minister for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Manuel Amac Zamacona Y Inclan
Mexico
Francisco L. de la Barra
Zamacona
Crespo Y Martinez
Vienna
Mortuary notices for Pipkin McCrory Verbeck and Smith
Obituaries report Martha V. Pipkin 65 died at her daughter's home after Bright's disease with survivors including two sons and a daughter. funeral at St. Mark's Episcopal Church with named pallbearers. Also notices Johnnie McCrory 2 died at home. Frank H. Verbeck 37 died. Virgie Smith 59 died at hospital and will be interred in Houston.
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Pipkin
Martha V. Pipkin
Columbus Upson
T. B. Palfrey
West Laurel Street
Bright
Martha Vance
William Vance
United States Congress
Upson
St. Mary’s Street
Louis M. Pipkin
New Orleans
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
William F. Ezell
Thomas J. Newton
Frank J. Bosshardt
M. F. Baker
Harry K. Brenemann
Robert E. O’grady
G. Newton
R. H. Ward
John R. Shook
C. C. Gibbs
T. D. Dobbs
Bryan Callaghan
Sam Maverick
T. T. van derHoeven
Edward Dwyer
McCrory
Johnnie McCrory
Kendall Avenue
Tennessee
San Antonio
Verbeck
Frank H. Verbeck
Layer Street
Mr. Verbeck
Dallas
Main Avenue
Mission Burial Park
J. D. Young
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Rathskeller in San Antonio Delivers 12 Hour Service
The Rathskeller in San Antonio operates from 12 to 12 offering good service and a wide choice of delicatessen and short orders at Elite Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Elite Cafe
Letter Defends Jewish Applicant Against Army Bias
A public letter from Simon Wolf supported by a White House reprimand condemns Colonel Garrard for blocking a Jewish candidate's army examination. President directs War Secretary to admonish Garrard, urging fair merit-based consideration and warning against prejudice. The exchange highlights objections to official bias in military promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Wolf
Washington
Garrard
Wolf
Army
Navy
WM. H. Tap
White House
Col. Garrard
Col. Garrad
Anti-Prohibitionists Robbed on Train En Route to Fort Worth
G Schober and George Saur, anti-prohibition leaders from San Antonio, were robbed on the sleeping car near Milano while en route to an anti rally in Fort Worth. Their trousers were stolen, leaving them without funds or garments to attend the event, prompting urgent appeals for assistance. Local supporters suspect a deliberate act by prohibitionists to prevent their attendance.
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Fort Worth
G. Schober
George Saur
San Antonio
Associated Press
Saur
Mr. Schober
Anti
Milano
Trotterless
Mexico Not a Safe Stop for Rail Men Says Mulvee
Frank Mulvee a seasoned railroad conductor visiting from Mexico City warns that Mexico remains unstable with unfinished railway repairs and widespread unemployment. He expects many months before peace is restored and traffic resumes, urging American railroad workers to stay away due to scarce work and near starvation risks.
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Frank Mulvee
Mexico
Chicago
Mr. Mulvee
Republic
Ren
Soothing Winslow’s Maus Syrup Promoted for Teething
Rest and health feature praises Winslow’s Soothing Syrup used for over sixty years by millions of mothers. It claims to soothe the child and ease teething pain, soften the gums, cure wind colic and diarrhea, and sells for twenty five cents a bottle.
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Maus
Winslow
Wittslow
World's champions pick San Antonio as training camp
The world's champion Athletics plan a San Antonio training camp next spring with Connie Mack and Mor tis Black negotiating. expected to arrive around March 1 for a month. Major league clubs including Detroit Chicago Cincinnati have shown interest, but the White Elephants are prioritized for opening season at the new South Presa street park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
San Antonio
Connie ‘Mack
Mortis Black
Athletica
Alamo City
Mack
Detroit Tigers
Charlie Murphy
Chicago
Case Against Lumber Trust Under Way in Chicago
Investigations began in U S district court here into the lumber trust with evidence said to implicate leading figures in the industry. Grand jurors will focus on alleged schemes to force Chicago mail order houses to bypass manufacturers when buying lumber. Judge K L Landis had earlier impaneled a special grand jury to probe illegal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Lumber Trust
United States District Court
Grand
K. U. Landis
City Engineers Report Details Pavement and Sewer Work
The annual report by city engineer F M Giraud notes no new pavement laid and 60 782 square yards of old pavement repaired. Plumbing inspector George T Jenny cites 1979 inspections 1835 permits and 3308 dollars in fees. Sewer improvements on Prospect Hill Beacon Hill Easton Hill and Alexander Heights completed. Trench inspectors Joe Braun and John Grimes urge trench responsibility and steam roller repair for long trenches. 6009 trench permits issued with 2938.40 dollars in fees. Sewerage system inspectors John Robb and J Schroeder report east and west branches in good condition.
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F. M. Giraud
George T. Jenny
Prospect, Hill
Beacon Hill
Easton Hill
Alexander Heights
Joe Braun
John Grimes
North Texas Needs Rain Says Merchants Organizer
W. J. Edgecombe state organizer for the Retail Merchants association reports crops are badly in need of rain across northern Texas while San Antonio shows better conditions. He plans to go to Galveston next to organize merchants there after a stay in San Antonio. Edgecombe has held the post about six months with notable success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Edgecombe
Retail Merchants’ Association
San Antonio
Edgecombe
Galveston
Picnic Postponed to June 14 at Sutherland Springs
The Woodmen of the World picnic scheduled for June 6 at Sutherland Springs is postponed to June 14 due to Southern Pacific rolling stock shortages. Sunset officials promise ample coaches for the crowd, while railroad workers note prior demand from an anti prohibition rally and coast excursions has eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Sutherland Springs
Fort Worth
Coast Points
Local Rally Ends With Barbecue Ball Game And Ice Water
Delegates were treated to a noon barbecue and a ball game after trains arrived, with hundreds of barrels of ice water distributed by the citizens' committee. Two hundred waiters served guests as entertainment featured a picnic. the Methodist Pastors' association denounced Governor Colquitt's anti prohibition views.
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Citizens’ Committee
North Side
Methodist Pastors’ Association
Colquitt
San Antonio Delegation Heads to Fort Worth Rally
Seven hundred San Antonio business leaders travel by two special trains the Katy and the International and Great Northern to Fort Worth for a state anti prohibition rally. Delegates wear blue ribbon badges reading Bexar county 15 000 ant June 5 1911 and include notable local figures such as F A Chapa and Otto Koehler.
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Katy
International & Great Northern
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Bexar County
International & Great Northern Special
Charles Graebner
Chester H. Terrell
F. A. Chapa
Erhardt Guenther
Otto Koehler
H. Wagner
George C. Saur
Andres Coy
A. Sanner
D. J. Woodward
John Loustaunan
Frank Rennart
F. Grote
Revision of cotton tariff heading for Congress action
Washington reports that the cotton tariff will be revised this session, announced by Representative Rainey of Illinois, chair of the Ways and Means subcommittee. Experts are already at work and a bill will be drafted soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Rainey
Illinois
Ways and Means
Hotel Men Convene in Boston to Open 62nd Convention
About 600 hotel operators from the United States and Canada gathered in Boston for the opening of the sixty second annual convention of the Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association. The meeting marks a major national gathering of hotel men.
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Boston
Associated Press
Hotel Men’s Mutual Beofit Association
United States
Canada
Woman Mayor to Meet Hunnewell Council
Hunnewell Kansas June 5. For the first time since her election Mrs Ella Wilson will preside over a regular council session with the councilmen who had previously refused to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hunnewell
Kans
Ella Wilson
Taft to Visit Knoxville Exposition in September
President Taft will attend the Appalachian exposition in Knoxville Tennessee between September 12 and 29. He plans a southern swing to start his western trip, which may extend to Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Knoxville
Associated Press
Washington
Tenn
Utah
Marriage Licenses Issued By County Clerk
Marriage licenses were issued by the county clerk to Gus G Schmitt and Sophie McAllister, Andres Villareal and Trinidad Moran, Reuben Holly and Kunigunde Mehl.
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Gus G. Schmitt
Sophie McAllister
Andres Villareal
Trinidad Moran
Reuben Holly
Kunigunde Mehl
Morris and Caldwell Guests at the Maverick
T. E. Morris and E. C. Caldwell of Beeville are noted as guests at the Maverick hotel, likely during a local social or business visit. Their presence is recorded in society notices from the period.
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T. E. Morris and
E. C. Caldwell of
Beeville
The
Maverick
Texas Anti Bailey Convention Rumored For Senate Bid
Report from Washington June 5 says Culen F Thomas hinted at a convention to nominate an anti Bailey candidate for the Texas Senate. Bailey dismisses impact, while Randell remains focused on running as a Democrat. Wilson and Bryan seen winning progressive support as anti Bailey factions show signs of division.
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Washington
Texas
Culen F. Thomas
Senate
Bailey
John Doe
Randell
Woodrow Wilson
House
Wilson
Bryan
San Antonio Won’t Lose From Army Division Changes
Ernest L Brown, manager of the San Antonio Clearing House, says the city will not lose business with new army divisions in New York Chicago and San Francisco. Purchases for posts remain in place and shifts of officers and clerks will only move within divisions. He notes most checks come from U S treasures and that clearings in other banks may fall, but local health of the financial situation is strong and the year looks prosperous.
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Ernest L Brown
San Antonio
Chamber to Form Committees on Rail Office Move
Jake Wolff president of the Chamber of Commerce has not named two committees yet. One will confer with Judge Freeman about moving the International and Great Northern railroad general offices to San Antonio. The other will study San Antonio's potential bonus to attract the offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Wolff
Chamber of Commerce
Freeman
International & Great Northern Railroad
San Antonio
Wolf
Rev Austin De Liois First Boston Pastor
The Rev. Austin De Liois told a Boston crowd that his life’s ambition was to become pastor of a great Boston church. He spoke at First Baptist Church while beginning his charge after leaving Shurtleff College in Alton Illinois and previously serving as its president.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Austin de Liois
First Baptist Church
Chicago
Shurtleff College
Alton
Ill
New Trial Granted in Potts vs Floresville Case
A new trial is granted in Floresville district court in the Abney Potts versus City of Floresville suit for $20,000 damages over injuries from a defective sidewalk. The city had previously won a verdict. the retrial is allowed due to an oversight in jury instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floresville
Tex
Abney Potts
Potts
Gonzales Sees $100,000 Invested in New Homes
In Gonzales Texas a wave of prosperity spreads as fully $100,000 is invested in new residences since January and many more are under construction. Farmers in surrounding country are making extensive improvements, boosting both town and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Poe
Otheigat
Tex
Norton Case 1 Continued to Next Term In District Court
The Julius R. Norton murder case against him for the June 12 1909 death of Clive H. Shook was continued to the next term in the Thirty seventh district court. The state sought time to file a continuance petition aided by two key witnesses Mrs Dan Scott and Will Williams who are absent. The defense challenged the delay arguing Norton may not have fired the shot and if so in self defense. District Attorney Baker and colleagues lead the state while Thomas B Lewis Ed Haltom James Routledge and Col Leo Tarlston represent Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius R. Norton
Clive H. Shook
Thirty-seventh
Baker
Carlos Bee
Fort. Worth
Bee
Dwyer
Dan Scott
Will Williams
Stock Exchange
Scott
Shook
Norton
Williams
Clive Shook
Shoo
San Antonio
James Routledge
W. C. Linden
C. A. Davies
Thomas B. Lewis
Houston
Ed Haltom
Col
Leo Tarlston
50 Cent Dinners At Elite Cafe In San Antonio
Announcement touts 50 cent dinners at Elite Cafe in San Antonio offering good service and meals. Advertisement notes daily and Sunday hours from noon to midnight and invites readers to try the deal.
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Ransom & Silsbee
Men's Outfitters
Anom Ilsbee
Alamo Plaza
Gentificus
PARTY
New York
Pablo Io O
Abram Gonzales
Chihuahua City
Mosby
Martinez Crespo
Rathskellar
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Co
Connie’ Mack
Aeynot
House Committee
Senator
Belite’ Cafe
Stewart Title Guaranty Co. Capital
Homer Jones
West Commerce St
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