Madero Responds to Flores Magon as Vile Demagogue
Francisco I. Madero from the mountains of Chihuahua denounces Flores Magon and his Regeneracion in a manifesto calling Magon a vile demagogue and socialist. He asserts no ties to the paper and vows legal action against its circulation. The message is dated February 28, 1911, from the provisional president of Mexico.
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Republic of Mexico
Francisco I. Madero
Mexico
Chihuahua
Fiores Magon
Magon
Regeneracion
Madero
San Antonio
Ricardo Flores Magon
Los Angeles
California
Flores Magona
Pro- Visio Government
Put An Extra Stomach to Work
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe digestion aid. It claims a tablet digests 3000 grains of food, urges daily use after meals, notes 40,000 physicians endorse the product, and lists 50 cents per box with free samples via F. A. Stuart Co.
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Stuart
Texas Hospital Corps Ready to Take Field
Dallas March 16 The hospital corps of the Texas National Guard are held in readiness to move at once if directed by the War Department. A shortage of physicians to care for 20 000 men in camp is noted. The War Department seeks to guard against a typhoid fever epidemic.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas National Guard
War Department
Caldwell Guards Reorganize With Full Strength
Caldwell Texas March 15 reports the Burelson Guards reorganized in anticipation of a federal call to arms. Charles E Cade serves as captain with J W Jenkins and Ben Hill as lieutenants.
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Associated Press
Caldwell
Tex
Burelson Guards
Charles E. Cade
J. W. Jenkins
Ben Hill
General Blanco Near Border After Battle
Douglas Ariz March 15 General Blanco advances east of Douglas and lies within four miles of the border. The death toll from Sunday's engagement stands at 14 with two insurrectos wounded. Troops from Agua Prieta have not yet returned.
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Associated Press
Douglas
Ariz
Blanco
Douglass
Agua Prieta
Knights of Pythias to Build New Hall in Huntsville
Huntsville Texas March 15 The Knights of Pythias have acquired a lot and will build one at hall to replace their quarters recently destroyed by fire.
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Huntsville
Tex
Knights of Pythias
Hall
Concealed Money Hidden Between Bible Leaves
A remarked line from a Baltimore Sun piece notes a plan to hide money where John will never find it, suggesting concealment within the family Bible. The brief quote frames a hidden stash idea without broader context or events.
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Baltimore Sun
Supreme Court Proceedings in Texas Special Dispatch
Austin dispatch lists mandamus refusals and reversals in numerous Texas cases. Proceedings include certified questions, reversals and remands, applications granted, motions for rehearing, and cases set for March 29 with multiple parties from cities across Texas. Hood's Sarsaparilla promotion appears at the end.
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Special Dispatch
Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
Mandamus
Henry Hoofer
J. T. Robison
E. Kennedy
J. M. Bender
Harris
Ramsey
First National Bank of
Eagle Lake
Robinson
Colorado
District Court
Texas Channel and Dock Company Et al
State of Texas
Travis
Court of Criminal Appeals Proceedings Summary
The Court of Criminal Appeals issues today affirming several Dallas and El Paso cases, reversing and remanding multiple matters from Hill and Parker, and reversing and dismissing actions from Potter. Additional motions and briefs are noted for Tom Treadway, J. Cross, and V. B. Camp, with ex parte Walter Thomas and state dismissal motions referenced.
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Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
Tom Johnson
Dallas
Ed Watkins
Ed Liggins
el Paso
Godie Wheeler
Grimes
Dan Squires
Hill
Albert Taylor
Liberty
Hugh A. Whitehead
Parker
Bunk Austin
McMurray
Adolph Mueller
Stephens
J. R. Best
Baylor
W. M. Clark
Bexar
Henry Moray
Alice Fox
Jackson
Joe Spiller
Morford
Potter
Dutch Henry
Tom Treadway
Nacogdoches
Jim Cross
Ellis
Camp
Johnson
Pat Smith
Wood
Marshall Jordan
Taylor
Alvin Davis
Bill Alexander
Morrison
Cleveland Johnson
Rogan Ward
Freestone
Walter Thomas
J. E. South
McLennan
J. P. Morgan
Frank Sullivan
Regimental Parade at Galveston Signals War Readiness
Associated Press reports the first provisional regiment held a parade at Fort Crockett Galveston marking its readiness as two other regiments head to camp. Army planners await fifth division warships from Guantanamo to attack the coast in a simulated engagement. Salem moved into Galveston harbor while Tacoma nears from Puerto Cortez.
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Galveston
Tex
Fort Crockett
Guantanamo
Salem
Galveston Bar
Tacoma
Puerto Cortez
Colquitt and Lane Guests at Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas March 16 Governor Colquitt the most distinguished guest at the fat stock show tonight he will be guest of honor at a dinner hosted by Col Paul Waples he plans to speak at the Coliseum avoiding comment on his dispute with Lane and Lightfoot and will address the crowd.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Colquitt
Sam Sparks
Lane
Paul Waples
Lightfoot
Coliseum
Collier to Speak at Real Estate Exchange Meeting
W. W. Collier vice president of the State Bank and Trust company will discuss Loans and Discounts at the Real Estate Exchange weekly meeting. The session at 229 East Houston street will cover securing loans selling negotiable stocks pens and vendor liens. A round-up of the exchange past present and future will follow.
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W. W. Collier
State Bank and Trust Company
Real Estate Exchange
Exchange
East Houston Street
San Marcos to undergo explosive tests with minimal crew
The battleship San Marcos formerly the Texas will depart Norfolk Navy Yard soon, to a lower Chesapeake Bay site for experimental explosive tests. A skeleton crew remains aboard for boiler and pump operation, while a dozen cats and several chickens stay aboard during firing.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
San Marcos
Texas
Navy Yard
Mohawk
Chesapeake Bay
Judge Dismisses Contempt Charges Against Geo B Cox
Cincinnati March 15 Judge Frank Gorman of the court of common pleas dismissed contempt charges against banker and political leader Geo B Cox. He said Cox statements after indictment for perjury were insolent and false.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Frank Gorman
Court of Common Pleas
Geo. B. Cox
Cox
Ellsworth's Agent Arrested in Eagle Pass
Frederico Chicon an American citizen was jailed in Eagle Pass Texas on a charge of unlawfully carrying a pistol. A card claiming he served as a secret service officer did not secure release. Chicon had been seen with groups discussing Mexican troubles. arrests were made by the sheriff's department.
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Associated Press
Eagle Pass
Tex
Frederico Chicon
Chicon
Secret Service
Luther T. Ellsworth
Ciudad
Sheriff's Department
Cold Remedy Ad Seeks Signature From E. W. Grove
An old advertisement promotes Quinine as a worldwide cold and grip remedy claiming it removes the cause. It requests a full name and signature from E. W. Grove and includes a stray initial note.
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E. W. Grove. c
Fireproof barns to rise from ruins at Fort Worth
Fort Worth stock yards directors announce new fireproof barns, sheds, and pens will be erected immediately on the ruins from yesterday's fire. The blaze did not affect today's receipts or packing houses, and none of the cattle pens were damaged and remain full.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Fort Worth Stock Yards Company
Stock Yards Company
Civil War Veterans Offer Border Patrol Service
The Confederate Grays, a Fort Worth group of Civil War veterans, offer their services to President Taft in case of trouble in Mexico. They express a desire to perform patrol duty on the border even if no fighting occurs.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Confederate Grays
Taft
Mexico
Thompson Seeks Active Duty Status to Go to Texas
Carmi Thompson, assistant secretary of the interior, has applied to the adjutant general’s office in Columbus for placement on the active list so he can proceed to Texas. The move aims to enable his deployment to the state.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Carmi Thompson
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Adjutant General's Office
Texas
Japan envoy Yabe arrives to renew trade treaty with Germany
Berlin reports M Yabe special commissioner from Japan visits to aid the embassy in negotiating a renewal of the commercial treaty between Japan and Germany.
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Associated Press
Berlin
M. Yabe
Japan
Germany
Ground broken for $12,000 Bryan sewer project
Ground was broken in Bryan on March 15 for a $12,000 city sewer system project. Local officials announced the start of construction and outlined intended improvements to town sanitation.
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Bryan. Tex
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J. H. Carter
G. A. Tilmeyer
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Albert Vaughn
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Henry Green
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Tarrant
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Harrison
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Woodbury’s
Woodbury CO
West 34Th Street
New York City
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Woodbury Company
West 34Th St
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