Arms car case fuels Mexican government aid theory
Report from Laredo and nearby cites a confiscation and seizure of arms believed destined for a revolutionary force in Mexico. Officials indicate a car load of rifles and ammunition may be intended for a volunteer corps to replace regular troops in Monterey Nuevo Leon. Deputy Marshal involvement is planned to ensure passage into Mexico.
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Laredo
Guna
Revolutionery
Marsitt Noite
Boynton
Cressun
Sande
Larado
Lereto
Jvoim L. Dibrel
Brewster
United States
Mexico
the Light
la Tage
Monterey
Nuevo Leon
Lernarda Reyee
Talen
Bn Wrresia
Centinella
Monterey Vial Laredo
Seu Apionic
Antonio
Revolutionary map found in listed houses points to border areas
A search of houses in the area yields a marked map showing crosses in towns near the Mexico border. Officials say the document may indicate migration routes or planned movement, touching towns such as Laredo and Nuevo Leon with references to Matamoros and Tampico.
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Supora
Ule
Chupas
Colombia
Laredo
Kagia Pays
de Alenn
Aleo & Line
New Laredo
Texas
Hagacorn
Marshel Brewster
Nagle Yass
Revolt fears along the U.S. Mexico border prompt crackdown
Federal and state officials in Laredo coordinated with immigration and customs to enforce neutrality laws amid a rumored Mexican revolt. Marshals led by C. G. Brewster joined with county officers and Fort McIntosh troops to patrol the border and deter revolutionary activity from base positions.
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Laredo
Tex
United States
Java
C. G. Brewster
Victoria
Ferewally
A. J. Barthelow
Tardy Wefkries
A.V. Schwaras
Blaise Diving
Alexander Trimb
Auecord
Twenty-third Infantry
Wea
A Cavalry
Vddicts
Falthity
Out Rangers
Yodar Sainmand
Beattie execution details spark debate in Virginia papers
The article notes Virginia papers defied a 1908 law forbidding publishing particulars of an execution, focusing on the Beattie case. It describes burial uncertainty for Beattie, the death chamber below ground, and the family’s farewell visits to the penitentiary as they await the condemned man’s fate.
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Jamin Denilzs
Milgietere
Benselo Heme
Hichmond
Pornic Thang
Virgina
Tarewell
Roatte
Douglas
Kathoe
Meultte
Roy
Benjamin Lennis
Sbiar
Flazer
Slater
Hazel Wes
Muar
Fordemondal
Simon
Beata Leuween
Lexan
Eleeter
Qwirden
Henry Clay
Lena
Beattie Baby Unnamed Amid Tragic Family History
Dover, Pel. Nov. 24. The infant son of Henry Clay Beattie Sr and the Owens family remains unnamed. The child, six months old, is cared for by the grandmother as the parents cope with a recent family tragedy, with no naming decision yet and no comment from Mr. Owen on details.
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Ivite
Dover
Pel
Henry Clay Beattie Sr
WH. V. Owens
Nowa
Beattle
Owen
Hilt Ho
Mats Rhige
Mewen
Toby
Sal
Owens
Henry Clay
Virginia
Harry Clo Bentlie
Ulyontagas
Hichmand
Heulit Dhiterd
Shey
Yount Aealth
Ford
Logan
Louise Owen
Manchester
Voy
Tie Fallowie Jun & Taby
Bern
Teaver Mii
Che
Buattl
Kally Alia
Seetile Din
Pye
Peronte
Bertil
Wes Alt
Owen Hana
Beattie
Aji
Trey Ajonsalde
Joma
Chan
Tragic Beattie Murder Trial Ends in Acquittal
Henry Clay Beattie Sr. is murdered when Beattie’s wife is killed by an intruder after a complex family entanglement with Beattie’s cousin Paul Beattie and Beulah Bint. The trial in Chesterfield Va ends in Beattie’s acquittal after tense testimony and a delayed verdict amid intense press scrutiny.
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Paul, Beattie
Henry Clay Beattie Sr
Meaty
Young Beatie
Beulah
Virginia
Beathie Wes
Hou
Little County Court House
Chesterfield
Teasimont
Paul Beatie
Beule
Fnally
LocalOfficials Suppress Early Revolt in Lecredo
Henry Hutchings and Adit Geo at work under General Butchings and Captain Banmers. Sergeant Mel Kenzie aided Marshal Grewster as news of a revolution surfaced. Cooperation of offices prevented violence and stopped a wider Mexican mov tertiment plot.
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Adit
Geo
Henry Hutchings
Lec Redo
Butchings
Banmers
MelKenzie
Marshal Grewster
Nawtrall Inne
Jury Hears Conflicting Tales On Brook Exchange Shooting
Testimony details a shooting outside the Brook Exchange with figures including Shook and Shook, Davis, Patz, and Paley under cross examination. Witnesses describe gunfire directions and a pistol found on Shook as investigators seek who fired the fatal shot.
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Fi Coleman
Kmenta
Clive Sharkton
Lifteen
Kenta
Brook
Tavis
Davie
Une Priory
Brook Exchange
J. K. Ware
Bowman
Tim
Shavk
Sunak
le Epoly
Helen
Guilty confession in a grim execution scene
The report details Young Beattie admitting guilt amid a brutal electrocution. Witnesses describe the chamber, the final summons, the strapped prisoner, and the removal of the body after the coroner’s assessment.
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Advert
The article promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a blood building remedy to fight rheumatism by purifying the blood. It claims the medicine creates new blood, stops disease progression, and provides testimonials of recovery from rheumatism and related symptoms.
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James
Wilkens
Diseases at the Blows Promises Helpful Information
A historic ad promises a valuable Zooklet titled Diseases at the Blows and offers Pink Pills through Dr Williams Medicine Company. It claims distribution by druggists or by mail postpaid at a price of 60 cents per box or eight boxes for $2.80, from Schenectady NY.
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Wil Ba
Dr. Wiliame Medteing Company
Schenectady
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