Consolidation urged for San Antonio humane groups and charities
A San Antonio General Meeting recommended a joint meeting of four charity groups the San Antonio Humane society the Bexar County Humane society the Associated Charities and the Purity league to pursue consolidation. Frictions over dual humane societies and misdirected funds prompted calls to end conflict and improve efficiency.
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Purity League
Associated Charities
San Antonio Humane Society
Bexar County Humane Society
San Antonio Pastors’ Union
Young Men's Christian Association
Frederick Bowen
C. B. Cross
Humane Societies
San Antonio
The
Farewell Constipation Hot Springs Pill Ad
An old advertisement promotes Hot Springs Liver Buttons from Hot Springs Chemical Co. It claims fast relief for constipation and digestive issues and notes high patronage at Hot Springs baths. Available for 25 cents a box.
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Hot Springs Chemical Co
Hot Springs
Make Up Your Mind About Your Spring Suit
Lentz the tailor offers personalized guidance to choose color and cut that fit your personality. A pattern to delight you and tailoring that denotes the master craftsman.
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Lentz
Signs of Spring Emerges in San Antonio After Recent Rains
The article notes January through February rains bring early signs of spring in San Antonio with emerging grass, peach blossoms, and robins. It mentions unsettled weather statewide with expected precipitation tonight or Tuesday and a drop in temperatures, while other regions report snow and zero temperatures.
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Nature
San Antonio
Texas
United States
Lake
Atlantic
Washington
Atlantic City
Colorado
Utah
Attempt to murder banker Rothschild in London
A gunman fired three times at Leopold D. E. Rothschild as he entered a motor car outside a St Swithins Lane bank. The banker was unharmed. a detective was wounded, car windows shattered, and the assailant was arrested.
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London
Associated Press
Leopold D. E. Rothschild
Mr. Rothschild
St. Swithins Lane
Rothschild
Adler-ika Diet Aids San Antonio Digestion
In San Antonio many use a buckthorn bark and glycerine mix called Adler-ika, touted as a German appendicitis remedy. A single dose relieves constipation sour stomach or gas almost instantly as it antisepticizes the digestive organs and draws off impurities. H. L. Wagner Avenue C and Houston street.
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San Antonio
H. L. Wagner
Avenue C
Houston Street
Drosge Joins Rebels Possibly for Presidency
A son of Lamar Missouri accompanied the rebels to handle rapid fire guns as part of their movement. The article notes Drosge may be a candidate for president amid the rebellion.
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Drosge
Son
Lamar
Not True Says Gomez on Orozco Presidency Claim
Emilio Vasquez Gomez denounces a Washington dispatch claiming Pasqual Orozco would be Mexico’s president. He says Orozco seeks no office, calls him a patriot pursuing national interests. Gomez notes Chihuahua’s fall and doubts U S State Department report of Orozco’s resignation from the Madero army.
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Emilio Vasquez Gomez
Washington
Chihuahua
Pascual Orozco
Republic of Mexico
Senor Vasquez Gomez
Madero
United States Department of State
Orozco
Taft Proclamation Eases Tensions in Mexico City
In Mexico City on March 4 the Taft proclamation and Ambassador Wilson’s statement quieted fears among foreigners, though unease persisted. Many travelers and residents plan to leave at first chance, while other foreign groups weigh their status and safety amid ongoing disorders. Mexican elites respond with calm, while students and lower classes argue over potential threats.
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Associated Press
City
Mexico
Taft
Wilson
Washington
Cardui touted as cure in Hickory Grove tale
Mrs. Mary Pruitt of Hickory Grove claims severe health problems before marriage improved after taking Cardui the women’s tonic. She credits relief to one bottle and urges others to try it, noting doctors failed but Cardui worked.
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Hickory Grove
Mary Pruitt
Cardus
Madero Calls for Arms to Defend Mexico’s Government
President Madero issues a lengthy open letter to fellow citizens urging defense of the constituted government. He reviews the political crisis and appeals for Mexicans to enlist in the regular army to support the government amid widespread disorder.
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Associated Press
City OF
Mexico
Auxiliary Army to Rally for Madero in Northern Mexico
Laredo March 4 report says President Madero plans to raise an auxiliary army of 3000 loyal troops in the northern Mexican states of Tamaulipas Nuevo Leon and Coahuila. General Geronimo Trevino leads the effort with headquarters in Monterey. Veterans Clemente Gutierrez and Juan Antonio Flores will assist Trevino in organizing the force.
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Associated Press
Laredo
Tex
Madero
Republic
Tamaulipas
Nuevo Leon
Coahuila
Geronimo Trevino
Monterey
Clemente Gutierrez
Juan Antonio Flores
Garza
Trevino
Sandoval Arrest Sparks Regista Protest In Mexico
Registas in San Antonio express outrage over Jose Bonales Sandoval arrest on arrival in Mexico. They plan an indignation meeting and a protest telegram to President Madero, citing tacit understanding he would not be arrested while acting as envoy seeking amnesty.
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San Antonio
Jose Bonales Sandoval
Mexico
Madero
Sandoval
Bonales Sandoval
Registas in Texas and Mexico City Jail Rebellion Conviction
A visiting Regista was jailed in Mexico City on rebellion charges after already being tried and convicted in a United States court at Brownsville, Texas. The incident highlights cross border legal actions against the individual.
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Maining Registas
Texas
United States
Mexico City
Brownsville
Rebels Reported Crossing Toward Ojinaga From Marfa
Twelve Mexicans arrived in Marfa claiming exile from San Antonio and headed by automobile toward Ojinaga Mexico. General Guzman led the advance party leaving Marfa earlier for the same destination to oppose Madero. Mrs Harry Hubbard of Rosario Sinaloa arrived with two children in Marfa and said rogues are sending out their families.
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Associated Press
Marfa
Tex
San Antonio
Ojinaga
Mexico
Guzman
Madero
Harry Hubbard
Rosario
Sinaloa
W. W. Bogel
Rog
Six Mexican Gulf Lines Open To U S Water Route
Six steamship lines from Mexican gulf ports to the United States are available for Americans leaving Mexico. The Montes sails to New Orleans from Progresso on Tuesday. Woolvine serves Galveston and four lines go to New York. Vera Cruz and Tampico ships head to Texas City around March 8.
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United States
Associated Press
New Orleans
Mexico
Montes
Woolvine
Galveston
New York
Progresso
Yucatan
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Texas City
Texas
Refugees at Laredo Move Northward From Mexico
American families, mostly women and children from Mexico City, pass through Laredo en route north. Most cite husbands forcing the departure rather than fear, with reports of quiet city life but rumors of depredations near rural villages. Twenty American families may leave Monterey today, though unconfirmed.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Laredo
Tex
Monterey
Americans at Velardena Safe Restored by Mexican Cavalry
Advices from Washington indicate the Mexican government sent 150 cavalry to Velardena to restore order. No American casualties reported. Mr and Mrs Henry B Townsley are said to be safe at Durango.
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Velardena
Associal Sud Priues
Washington
State Department
Henry
Townsley
Durango
El Paso Names New Police Chief Isaac N Davis
El Paso Tex March 4 Isaac N Davis police sergeant appointed to succeed Ben Jenkins who resigned Davis formerly served as principal of schools at Sabinal and will lead the city police force.
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el Paso
Associated Press
Tex
Isaac N. Davis
Ben Jenkins
Davis
Sabinal
Coughs Rise as Bronchial Trouble Increases
Public gatherings reveal widespread bronchial issues with many suffering chronic coughs. An advertisement touts Vinol as a remedy for chronic bronchitis, claiming quick relief and offering a money back guarantee through Fischer's Drug Store in Gibbs Building opposite the post office.
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E. B. Millard
Middletown
Vinci
Fischer
Gibbs Bidg
Postoffice
Jourdanton and Poteet Chase Direct Railway
A conference in San Antonio discusses terms for the San Antonio, Rockport & Mexican railway to build a direct line into Jourdanton and Poteet. Citizens agree to conditions, including a $10,000 bonus, rights of way, and depot facilities, aiming for substantial tonnage over direct routes.
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Jourdanton
EB. Cowper-Thwaite
San Antonio
T. L. Richardson
R. L. Witt
Atascosa Bank
Jourdan Campbell
Col
T. H. Sanderson
BE. M. Tom
E. Cowper-Thwaite
S. A. Hoppins
J. Frank Davis
Ile
Judge Martin
Cowper- Thwaite
Poteet
Journdanton
Railroads pledge low rates for Fiesta San Jacinto week
Texas railroads promise very favorable rates for Fiesta San Jacinto carnival week April 15 to 20 with special focus on April 16 19 and 20. A Chamber of Commerce meeting discussed rate announcements while Fiesta directors plan budgets and schedule committee reports as rehearsals for Texas Under Six Flags begin March 15 in Turner hall.
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Fiesta San Jacinto Association
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Hall
Turner Hall
Texas Cotton Acreage Will Be Reduced This Year
Peter Radford, president of the Farmers' union, reports plans for bonded warehouses to stabilize 15 cent cotton. He estimates Texas cotton acreage could fall about 25 percent this year with pledges showing possible 38 percent reductions in many areas.
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Austin
Tex
Peter Radford
Farmers’ Union
Department of Agriculture
Farmers of Texas
Texas
Radford
Colquitt
Not a Bit Ordinary Dah lia Shades by Lentz Tailor
An advertisement from Lentz the tailor touts new Dah lia shades with distinct patterns, each unique in design. The copy emphasizes their reverse appeal and urges readers to pick their own.
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Lentz
Decision 5 awaited in Alamo controversy
In San Antonio, injunctions in a Texas court halt restoration work on the Alamo. The Daughters of the Republic sued the state superintendent of buildings and grounds, with Governor Bush avoiding public comment. If the injunction stands, restoration may be abandoned for the present and unspent funds returned to the state.
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Ala
Texas
San Antonio
Colquitt
Daughters of the Republic
Daughters of Republic
Austin
Tex
Forty-fifth District
Alamo
Dr. Conley to Attend Hearing in San Antonio
Dr. A. Conley superintendent of public buildings and grounds plans to travel to San Antonio to attend the injunction hearing set by the Daughters of the Republic. The case concerns him and others and is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Dr. Conley
Austin
Tex
A. Conley
Sa Antonio
Daughters of the Republic
Mrs A Roos and Son Plan Trip to Europe
Mrs A Roos and her son M Roos will depart next Thursday for Galveston to sail to Europe on an extended business or pleasure voyage.
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A. Roos
M. Roos
Galveston
Europe
Truthful catering promise from longtime San Antonio brewers
A San Antonio business emphasizes 17 years of serving the best brewers and rejects a shady reputation. The notice frames truth as central to their operation and suggests they stand by quality despite clouded views.
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San Antonio
Lentz
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