Fire destroys large part of Rev. Norris home in Fort Worth
The home of Rev. J. Frank Norris, pastor of First Baptist, was largely destroyed by a morning fire of unknown origin. Fire officials say the blaze started in a second floor closet and spread through the house, causing about 5000 dollars in damage. Norris had been indicted for perjury the previous day.
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Fort Worth
Tex
J. Frank Norris
First Baptist Church
Norris
Foreign Troops to Aid Peking Amid Weakened Civil Order
Peking ministers order 1000 international troops to guard the city with daytime patrols as mutineers loot Pao Ting Fu and the palace area. A Japanese battleship was ordered to Taku to link wireless with the Peking station amid widespread clashes and arson.
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Peking
China
Tang Shao Yi
Taku
Pei Ho
Chi Li
Tien Tsin
Pao Ting Fu
Chang Huai Hi
Yuan Shi Kai
Chang-Huai-Chih
Kuei-Hsiang
Feng Tai
Yung Ping Fu
Chi Wang Tao
Nanking
Li Yuen Heng
Injunctions Halt Alamo Restoration Work
Judge J L Camp issued injunctions restraining Dr A B Conley J B Nitschke and J M English from continuing restoration on the Alamo property. The Daughters of the Republic filed the petition seeking a final permanent order with a hearing set for Tuesday at 10 AM. Governor Colquitt’s name is not mentioned in the petition.
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J. L. Camp
Forty-fifth District Court
A. B. Conley
J. B. Nitschke
J. M. English
Alamo
Daughters of the Republic
Hugo-Schreeltzer
J. W. Galbraith
Austin
Dr. Conley
Travis County
Colquitt
Twentyninth
Alamo Chapel
Noack Is Not Guilty in Lynching Case Verdict
In Georgetown Texas the jury found Garrett P. Noack not guilty after twenty minutes of deliberation on charges of taking part in a mob that lynched Mexican Antonio Gomez following Gomez killing Charles Ziechang in Thorndale on June 19 1811. The Weunche case in a similar charge was called at 10 this morning.
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Associated Press
Georgetown
Tex
Garrett P. Noack
Antonio Gomez
Charles Ziechang
Thorndale
H. W. Weunche
Taft Adherents Named for Fortieth District Delegates
William H. Daniels of Buffalo and Representative James S. Simmons of Niagara Falls, Taft supporters, were selected as the Republican primary candidates for delegates from the Fortieth district to the national convention in Buffalo.
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Taft
Buffalo
N. Y
William H. Daniels
Jamess. Simmons
Niagara Falls
Fortieth
Weather Outlook San Antonio Tonight and Sunday
For San Antonio and vicinity, unsettled conditions. Rain tonight and Sunday. Warmer tonight followed by cooler temperatures on Sunday.
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San Antonio
Weather forecast for tourists across major cities
Observations show St Louis 20 with east wind and snow tonight or Sunday while Chicago reports 10 and snow tonight. Milwaukee after below zero with snow later, St Paul 4 below with snow, Kansas City 16 with north wind and clear Sunday, New York 16, Boston 18, Washington 20 with fair Sunday.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Washington
AP wire carried by other papers not San Antonio Light
A quoted statement asserts that the day leased wire of the Associated Press into San Antonio is not carried in full or in part by any newspaper other than the San Antonio Light. The claim is labeled unfounded and without basis.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Orphans' Home Laboratory Fund Approved
Judge J H Rice president of the Corsicana Orphans Home board and Dr J H Frey the resident physician secured Comptroller Lane's approval for a $100 warrant to install a small laboratory at the Corsicana institution. The lab aims to prevent contagion by enabling basic testing and monitoring.
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Austin
Tex
J. H. Rice
State
Orphans’ Home
Corsicana
J. H. Frey
Frey
Calderon Pleaded Pleased By Board Action
Calderon expressed joy in his county jail cell after a Light reporter relayed that his death sentence would likely be commuted to life imprisonment. He shook hands with informants, celebrated by rolling a cigarette, and said he was glad he would not die. Attorney J B Camp later said the board’s recommendation to Governor Colquitt favored life imprisonment.
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Alejandro Calderon
George Bergel
Calderon
J. B. Camp
Board of Pardons
Colquitt
Wolters Campaign Opens in Temple Amid Rain
Col J F Wolters starts his Senate bid in Temple Texas as a drizzle keeps many rural supporters away. Trains bring crowds and three special excursions are expected later, while Wolters greets friends at his hotel due to poor weather cancelling an outdoor tour.
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Temple
Tex
Col
J. F. Wolters
United States
Colonel Wolters
Tom Ruby Indicted in Killing at Buda Over Quarantine
San Marcos Texas March 2 Tom Ruby charged with killing George Locke at Buda in January over quarantine matters was indicted by the grand jury here yesterday. The grand jury finished its labors and adjourned.
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San Marcos
Tex
Tom Ruby
George Locke
Buda
Former Labor Candidate Indicted in Governor Nomination Papers
Augustus Seaver, former labor candidate for governor in the last state election, was found guilty of filing forged nomination papers. The indictment was announced in Boston on March 2.
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Prim
Boston
Augustus Seaver
Labor
Pankhurst Leaders Sentenced to Two Months in Prison
London March 2. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst and two co leaders of last night's window smashing were each sentenced to two months imprisonment. The trio head a group of 124 arrested during demonstrations aimed at suffrage over Bond Street Piccadilly Regent Street Oxford Street and other busy shops. Damage tallied at 25000 dollars.
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London
Associated Press
Emmeline Pankhurst
Tukes
Marshall
Bow Street
Bond Street
Piccadilly
Regent Street
Oxford Street
Haymarket
Strand
As Bad as Possible Says Lodge
Senator Lodge warned at the white house that the situation in Mexico is about as bad as it could be. He said U.S. interests protest Mexico conditions and that intervention is unlikely, likening it to a house on fire next door.
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Wilson
Mexico
Madero
White House
Taft
Stimson
Huntington Wilson
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Hitchcock
State Department
Torreon
Ensenada
Vera Cruz
Washington
Lodge
Rebels Hesitate as Juarez Buzzes with Restless Troops
El Paso dispatch notes internal wrangles in Vasquista circles undermining plans for Chihuahua. About 2700 Juarez rebels long to move, yet crowding risks disorder. Reports say Orozco appears weak with under 200 men, while Villa’s rurales are nearby and Chihuahua seems vulnerable to a possible rebel advance by telegraph.
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EL Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Campa
Juarez
Vasquirta General
Co. Kk. Cele
el Faso
Auto
Orozco
Pancho Villa
Cole
Braulio Hernandez
President Sees Improvement Since Last Week
Mexico City March 2 President Madero says he believes the situation is better than a week ago though he acknowledges no knowledge of Orozco's current attitude due to lack of communication.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Orozco
Madero
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