Huerta Flank Move Risks Jugged Rebel Front at Bachimba
Rebel reports say Huerta plans a flank by shifting from the railway near Bachimba with federal cavalry and artillery advancing northward. Federals repair the Ortiz bridge while trains move waterward, and large forces under Emilio and Raul Madero quarter at Humboldt ranch Meoqui and Santa Cruz de Rosales Ortiz.
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Bachimba
Mex
Big Ortiz Bridge
Huerta
Ortiz
Emilio and
Raul Madero
Humboldt Ranch
Meoqui
Santa Cruz de Rosales
PLAN DECISIVE MOVE FOR HUERTA FORCES AT EL PASO
The El Paso report confirms Huerta's federal columns plan a decisive engagement to block rebels from retreating to Chihuahua. Huerta reportedly aims to interpose between rebels and the American border to cut supplies, with two large federal columns from Torreon possibly meeting the rebels.
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EL Paso
Jex
Bachimba
Torreon
Tracy Aubert
Blanquet
Campaign on Juarez Moves 800 Federals Toward Colonia Morelos
The federal campaign on Juarez begins with 800 troops under General Blanco marching from Agua Prieta toward Colonia Morelos to join Col Rivera. General Sanjinez travels to Fronteras to inspect Garibaldi's troops and supervise mobilization. The union forces are planned to total about 2500 men with Garibaldi leading the advance guard, Blanco the rear, and Sanjinez the main body.
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Agua Prieta
Sonora
Mex
Juarez
Blanco
Colonia Morelos
Chihuahua
Rivera
Sanjinez
Huerta
Fronteras
Here
Gui
Oppenheimer Returns to San Antonio After Chicago Victory
Julius M. Oppenheimer, buoyed by the Chicago convention win, returns to San Antonio and predicts changes in Texas federal officeholders. He names Marshal Eugene Nolte and State Republican Chairman Cecil Lyon, favors Judge Co K McDowell of Del Rio as Lyon's successor, and says he could secure the U S Marshal post if he desired, calling a petition by friends gratuitous.
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Julius M. Oppenheimer
Chicago
San Antonio
Oppenheimer
Texas
Eugene Nolte
Cecil Lyon
Lyon
Co. K McDowell
del Rio
Plant Juice praised by Rev Mrs Manning in San Antonio
A note from the Rev Mrs M E Manning of San Antonio endorses Plant Juice, claiming it brought great benefits and made her feel renewed. The appeal invites women suffering nervous, physical and digestive troubles to obtain a bottle from Fischer's drug store.
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M. E. Manning
Dr. Manning
Fischer’s Drug Store
Sharer Street
San Antonio
Houston
Alamo
Troops Proceed Toward Arizona New Mexico Border
Column notes a military advance with forces marching near the border towns, aiming to reach the area around Juarez within five days.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Juarez
Mexican rebels eye surrender under government pardon
Javier Cancino of the National Bank of Mexico says the rebellion will end within a fortnight as the government plans to pardon all in revolt. He notes rebels feared execution for treason but expects many to surrender once the pardon is formalized during his California vacation.
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Zapata
Javier Cancino
National Bank of Mexico
California
Cancino
San Antonio Publicity Highlighted in National Trade Paper
The Manufacturers Record, a leading national business paper, runs more than two pages on San Antonio's agricultural growth and city building. The article, by a staff correspondent and illustrated with photos, cites Ray M. Mackey of the Chamber of Commerce and Charles G. Norton of the publicity bureau for materials.
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San Antonio
Manufacturers’ Record
Ray M. Mackey
Chamber of Commerce
Charles G. Norton
Publicity Bureau
Juror’s Illness Halts Darrow Trial in MH
In Los Angeles on June 28 juror J. H. Leavitt fell ill, stopping the Clarence S. Darrow trial proceedings. The sudden illness paused testimony and prompted medical assessment as court officials reassessed next steps.
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Darrow
Los Angeles
J. H. Leavitt
Clarence S. Darrow
Pale Delicate Women and Girls Chill Tonic Ad
An old Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic advert promotes malaria relief and system support for adults and children with a 60-cent price.
Rebel General Estenez Killed at Vega Bellaco
Gen Estenez, rebel leader, killed by government troops near Vega Bellaco six miles from Micara after a battle in which 100 insurgents died. Gen Pedro Ivonez allegedly dead. his body not yet found. Estenez’s body arrived in Santiago at 3 AM for public viewing before burial today.
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Santiago
Evaristo Estenez
Vega Bellaco
Micara
Songo
Lieutenant de la Torre
Pedro Ivonez
Estenez
Rejoicing At Havana as Rebel Leader Este nez Dies
Havana reports General Este nez, insurrection leader, killed. President Gomez receives word from General Mon teagudo that Colonel Consuegra arranged a special train to transport the body to Santiago. Government declares the rebellion nearing end with minor leaders in days of surrender or capture. Ivenet is wounded and likely to be captured soon.
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Havana
Estenez
Gomez
Monteagudo
Consuegra
Santiago
Ivenet
Scholastic census shows 26 642 county pupils in Bexar area
The report by Professor P F F Stewart indicates 24 009 white and 2 633 negro students in the county with 21 013 in the city and 5 629 outside. City wards list white and negro counts with totals and a county city apportionment noted for school funding.
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Bexar County
Liits
P. FF. Stewart
Ed M. Rivas
San Antonio
Hebrew scholar Robert Carroll to lecture on Where Are the Dead
Robert Carroll a Hebrew scholar from Chicago university will lecture Sunday at 3 p m at Beethoven hall. His talk Where Are the Dead will be free to the public. The non sectarian event is organized by the Laymen's Forward Movement Y M C A and City Pastor's union with Yale Hicks E B Dilley T W Neal and Rev Arthur Jones leading the committee. Carroll is noted as a native Scot trained in Hebrew and Greek scripture.
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Robert Carroll
Chicago University
Beethoven Hall
Pastors’ Union and
Young Men’s Christian Association
Yale Hicks
E. B. Dilley
T. W. Neal
City Pastor’s Union
Arthur Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Dry Farmed Corn Demonstration in Southwest Texas
W P D Syers exhibited two exceptionally large ears of corn from Mrs Mary Fest’s Poteet area farm at the San Antonio Real Estate Exchange. Each ear measured 14 inches. weights were two pounds three ounces and two pounds four ounces. The crop reportedly required no irrigation, indicating potential yields well over 100 bushels per acre.
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Texas
San Antonio
W. PD. Syers
Mary Fest
Poteet
Light want ads offer profitable reading time
The message suggests spending time with light want ads to gain profit, implying easy opportunities or valuable listings for readers seeking quick returns.
Railroad Commission to Probe Fruit Shipper Rates
Texas Railroad Commission plans hearings in multiple cities across the fruit belt to investigate complaints about express service handling of fruit shipments. Commissioner Williams says the body will take prompt steps and may tour Jacksonville Tyler Sulphur Springs Houston Galveston and other points to address theft and rough handling in transit.
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Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Commission
Williams
Jacksonville
Tyler
Sulphur Springs
Houston
Galveston
Smithville Wins First Game in Series at Home
Smithville defeats Bastrop 11 to 1 in the opening game of the series played yesterday in Smithville Texas. Battery for Bastrop were Fay Bastrop Winston and Wetsel while Smithville started Utaman Tolbert Vire Oliver.
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Smithville
Tex
Ehere
Bastrop
Fay Bastrop
Winston
Wetsel
Utaman
Tolbert
Vire
Oliver
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