Battle of Leipzig remembered as century war turning point
The 1813 Battle of Leipzig, the Battle of the Nations, ended Napoleon's German campaign with decisive allied victory. The scene recalls Bigelow's vivid account of half a million troops, cannons, and a continent- wide clash that reshaped Europe.
Napoleon at Leipzig Defeat and Allied Breakthrough
Chronicle of the October 1813 Battle of Nations at Leipzig detailing Napoleon’s retreat after heavy losses. Schwarzenberg coordinates with Bernadotte as allies storm the city, Saxons switch sides, and French lines collapse under bombardment and street fighting.
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Prussia
Schwartzenberg
Stephen Secheny
Hungary
Old University
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German War Leaders Demand Paris Downfall as Napoleon Falls
In the Leipzig theaters vast casualties were reported as Allied forces entered the city, once Napoleon's grip. General Gneisenau voiced the German program that the war could only end with Napoleon's fall in Paris, signaling a turning point.
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New York Voters Show Strong Registration Uptick
Registration in New York for the upcoming municipal election shows unusual early interest. In the first three days nearly every district reported higher turnout than the 1909 municipal campaign and even the previous year's presidential election, with the Bronx borough noted for strong showings.
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Bronx
Estate of Sarah Knight Reported Worth Over a Million
Preliminary findings show Miss Sarah Knight died recently in a New York boarding house with a net estate exceeding one million dollars in stocks and real estate. Her will leaves the entire estate to her cousins Joseph Dockloughlin and George McLoughlin of Sedalia Missouri, from which she came twenty years ago.
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Sarah Knight
Joseph DocLoughlin
George McLoughlin
Sedalia
Two New State Banks Authorized in Texas
At a meeting of the state banking board certificates of authority to do business in Texas were issued to two new state banks. Brookshire State Bank of Brookshire in Waller County with $10,000 capital and Farmers' and Merchants' State Bank of Quitman in Wood County with $20,000 capital both assumed the guaranty fund to protect depositors.
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State Banking Board
Texas
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Waller County
Capital Stock
W. F. Donald
KE. G. Miller
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Ood County
J. 8 B. Goldsmith
R. W. Low
Guaranty
Man Captured After Battle in Ballinger
A man who gave the name Clay Smith from West Virginia was captured near Ballinger after a pitched battle with local officers. Smith fired a 45 pistol as officers returned fire sixteen shots. one officer’s horse was shot but no injuries occurred. Smith had shot a dog and is held for investigation.
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Clay Smith
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Smith
Capitol Wing Undergoes First 30 Year Overhaul
The ground floor of the capitol northeastern wing in Austin is undergoing a thorough overhaul in the redemption department of the comptroller's office for the first time since completion over 30 years ago.
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Redemption Department of the Comptroller’s Office
101 Ranch Wild West Show Delights Western Audiences
The 101 Ranch Wild West Show, headed by Edward Arlington of Miller Brothers ownership, returns to San Antonio on October 20 with stronger lineup and famed authenticity. Audiences in Reno Kalispell Canada and Alberta Saskatchewan praised its realism, drawing cowboys Indians soldiers and ranchmen.
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Down East
Wild West Show Emphasizes Ranch Life Thru Auto Polo
The exhibit bills itself as a pure western display with no circus features. Performances focus on life on the ranch and prairie, highlighting auto polo as the season's discussed thriller.
Ban on olive drab shirts for army personnel at post
Fort Sam Houston receives Washington order restricting olive drab shirts to field service or when troops leave or enter the post under the army blouse. The move aims at neat appearance and labels the shirt as not military. Also an advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills for home makers and kidney health.
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Fort Sam Houston
Washington
Tennessee General Assembly Adjourns Third Time in Ten Months
Nashville reports the second extraordinary session of the Fifty-eighth Tennessee General Assembly adjourned after five days. The session enacted three so called law enforcement bills amid a calm end, contrasting the previous stormy extra session.
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Fifty-eighth General Assembly of Tennessee
Cattle Shipments From Western Canada To United States
Canada reports ongoing cattle exports to the United States under the tariff law. A special train with 400 steers crossed into Chicago on Thursday night and another train of 20 stock cars followed last night, signaling steady crossborder movement from Western Canada.
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Large Deportation of Aliens From Ellis Island
New York Oct 18 176 aliens deemed undesirable were deported from Ellis Island on ten steamers bound for Europe. Many cases involved diseased individuals and several women with small children.
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Ellis Island
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Confetti Masquerade Carnival at Exposition Park
Advert announces Confetti Masquerade Carnival at Exposition Park running October 25 26 27 28. Contact Collman for advance tickets and phone numbers.
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Exposition Park
Women Clash Over Modern Dance at Press Association
Washington Oct 18 Delegates at the Woman's National Press Association split into two camps over the tango and other modern dances with some calling for strict regulation and others praising artistry. Mrs B Frank Brown urged mothers to regulate dancing while Mrs Mary S Lockwood defended the tango as beautiful amid the heated exchange.
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Woman's National Press Association
B. Frank Brown
Chicago
Mary 8. Lockwood
Largest Chinese deportation consignment leaves San Francisco
One hundred fifty three Chinese, the largest shipment yet for deportation, were sent back to China from San Francisco. They had entered Mexico seeking work as laborers, but unsettled conditions there left them with no jobs, forcing a border crossing into California.
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China
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California
Railroad to Be Extended to Roby Texas
A contract was signed to extend the Estacado and Gulf railroad from McCauly to Roby with a completion date set for July 1, 1914. Roby citizens contributed a $10,000 bonus to secure the project.
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Roby
Tex
Frick Denies Gift in Pittsburg Visit
Henry Clayek, in Pittsburg yesterday, denied giving his son Childs Frick twelve million dollars and a two million dollar gift to his daughter in law immediately after their wedding in Baltimore last Tuesday.
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Coughs and Colds Warned To Use Foley's Honey and Tar
In early fall weather coughs and colds may weaken the system and become chronic. Use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for soothing relief of irritated inflamed air passages. Fischer's Drug Store advertises this well known family medicine.
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Ady
Decide Street Width 65 Feet in Alamo Widening Plan
At a meeting of Alamo street property owners in St. Joseph Hall East Commerce street it was decided to widen the thoroughfare to 65 feet. The extra width will reduce property on the west side from opposite Blum street to the Alamo Commerce intersection. P H Swearingen was chosen chairman and a committee will handle negotiations with the city council. Aldermen Dielmann Hoefgen and Ulhr attended. The project is among bond issue plans and the city will contribute 285000 while owners cover the rest.
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Clerks' Bill Favored by Army Field Clerks Association
A Fort Sam Houston letter from the Army Field Clerks Association reports progress on a proposed retirement bill for field clerks with retired pay equal to army clerks and higher wages. Congress members and senators received copies with requests for merits. hundreds of favorable replies arrived at association headquarters.
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Post
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Tomato Patch Profits Reported Near Roby
Roby Texas October 18 Profits of 300 this season from an irrigated tomato patch of one and a half acres were reported by farmer T H Landon. He expects a further 75 if there is no early frost.
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Tex
T. H. Landon
Cold Rain Hits San Angelo as Temperature Drops
A cold drizzling rain settles over San Angelo Texas with a more than 30 degree fall in the last 24 hours. The report notes cooler weather and damp conditions in the city. An advertisement touts Grove’s Tasteless tonic as a general strengthener and remedy for malaria and digestive issues.
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San Angelo
Tex
Holland Re elected by Waterway League in Texas Louisiana
C S E Holland of Victoria was re elected president of the Interstate Inland Waterway League of Texas and Louisiana at the ninth annual convention in Orange Texas. New Orleans Lake Charles and Houston contested next meeting while a debated resolution backed by Mayor Berkman urged municipal or state ownership of docks and wharves.
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Tex
E. Holland
Victoria
Interstate Inland Waterway League
Texas
Louisiana
Henri L. Guoydan
G. J. Palmer
Houston
Leon Locke
Lake Charles
Roy Miller
Corpus Christi
Lindsay Waters
Harlingen
C. C. Barton
Albermarle
M. Lyons
John L. Henning
New Orleans
Martin Berkman
Berkman
Walter Cresham
Galveston
Cresham
Dalham County Holds Local Option Election In Two Precincts
In Dallam county Dalhart Conlen and Ware precincts vote on local option measures after September wet result. Weather is favorable as full voting strength is polled in the two petitions leaving Texline and Ferico out. Confetti Masquerade event listed with dates.
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Tex
Dallam County
Conlen
Ware
Texline
Ferico
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