Frontier exploits of Col John Ford and Texas rangers
The narrative details Col. John Ford known as Old Rip, his Texas career from 1836, and a string of ranger actions against Comanche bands through 1851. It recounts ambushes, rescues, horse theft recoveries, prisoner exchanges, and brutal hand to hand fights along the Nueces and Rio Grande with casualties on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ranger
John S. Ford
John 8. Ford
Old Rip
South Carolina
San Augustine
Congress
Jack Hays
Ford
Robert Neighbors
San Antonio
el Paso
Santa Fe
Wilson
Steel
Dickens
Captain Ford
Andrew Walker
Ed Burleson Jr
Ed Burleson
John Wilson
James Wilson
Ed Stephens
Rio Grande
Stephens
Campbelton
Fort Merrill
Nueces River
Burleson
Jack Taylor
Mat Nowlin
Olq Roka
Agua Dulce
Sweetwater
Wolf
Hays
Guadalupe
William Gillespie
Agua Dulce Creek
Yellow Wolf
James Hart
Refugio
Andrew Wheeler
Nueces
la Garta
Walker
Wheeler
Andrew J. Walker
Rangers
Therm
D. M. Lovel
Robert Rankin
Good
Level
Cat Creek
Mexico
Val Rountree
Andrew Gatliff
Marvin E. McNeill
Albert Gallatin
el Vacas
James Carr
Jack Spencer
Baker Barton
Warren Lyons
William Lackey
Alfred Tom
Miller
Givens
Washtub
Lyons
Miler
Alf Tom
Spencer
Laredo
John Tom
Forde
Brazos Santiago
San Antonio to Rival New York With World Beating Electric Sign
Lone Star Brewing Co plans a 125 foot Lone Star sign above the Plaza Theater showing a Texas cowboy chasing a steer in a moving electric tableau. The display features a star and bluebonnet border and seeks to eclipse New York’s chariot race sign while advancing San Antonio as a hub of frontier advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Thirty-eighth Street
New York
San Antonio
Lone Star Brewing Company
Plaza Theater
Texas
Texas Plains
Alamo Plaza
A. H. Cadwallader
Henning Bruhn
Cadwallader
Bruhn
New Orleans
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Plains
United States
Angeles
Sizing Up a Governor by First Impression
A chemist in Indianapolis recalls sizing up a portly man who asked to change a ten dollar bill. He later learned the man was Governor Ra lston, proving his judgment correct as the stranger hurried out to catch a bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lois Schulmyer
Governor Ralston
John Leech and the street noise that afflicted him
The Punch artist John Leech suffered severe nerves from constant street noises and organ grinders. His editor Mark Lemon attributed his fatal angina to the continual disturbance of his nervous system caused by bands playing outside his windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leech
Mark Lemon
Leech
Smallest Hen Egg on Record Weighs Fifteen Grains
Mrs. Harvey Alexander of Vancouver Washington owns a hen that laid a perfect egg weighing only fifteen grains the smallest on record according to local reports from the poultry scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Alexander
Vancouver
Wash
France Enlists En Masse for Three Years Military Service
Paris reports a mass rush of volunteers eager to serve three years, filling regiments in Lille Rennes Amiens and Rouen. infantry cavalry artillery and engineers regiments are full with tens of thousands enlisted, many students. Camps are at capacity as Paris authority bars further voluntary enlistments despite Socialist opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Lille
Rennes
Amiens
Rouen
New 20th Century Treatments Promising Cure All Ailments
San Antonio readers learn of Dr Stotts Co offering cures for stomach ulcers nervous debility kidney bladder prostate and catarrhal conditions. The ad boasts rapid results with electro cheme methods. promises cure in seven days for many ailments and no cutting or internal doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Terrill Medical & Surdical Institute
J. H. Terrill
H. E. Truex
M. D
Hicks Building
San Antonio
Tex
DR. Stotts & CO
City
Avenue A
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Dave Steel
Ad Gillespie
Alamo City
A. H. Cadwaddader
Dr. Terrill
Country
Dr.¢C.s.lincoln
Lincoln
DR. CG. S. Lincoln
Conroy
Joske’s Store
Dr. Stotts
Gunter Bldg
San Antonio, Texas