Diaz and Diaz Ordaz Leaders Escape as U S Troops Expand
Rebels under Diaz Ordaz and Captain Cuesk escape and may join Oaxaca fighters. Diaz commands over 1000 men, 300 prisoners. Jiminez Castro treated in Mexico City for a leg wound. government quarters refit amid ongoing guerrilla activity and rail line damage near Torreon and the Mexico City area.
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Diaz
Diaz Ordaz
Cueskre
Hon
Oaxaca
Jiminez Castro
Federal
Cruz
Mexico
Torreon
State of Mexico
Toluca
Mexico City
Mexican President holds firm on Diaz clemency rejection
In Mexico City Oct. 28 efforts to save condemned Diaz at Vera Cruz fail as President Madero denies clemency despite appeals from prominent figures and women. Senate discord grows over impeachment talk amid reports of ongoing rebel activity and Diaz-related tensions.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Diaz
Congress
Madero
Juarez
Navarro
Senate
Beance
Chapultepec
Ublic
Meral Aguilar
Tehuwhere
Vera
Diaz Ordaza
Felix Diaz
Salazar's Band Routed Near San Blas Fight
Two hundred federal troops of the Thirteenth battalion under Captain Jose Delgado routed General Salazar's rebel band near San Blas. The rebels, said to number about sixty, fired first and were overwhelmed. three federals were killed and two wounded. Bodies buried at San Blas. Federal troops returned to Juarez with details.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jose Delgado
Salazar
San Blas
Juarez
Delgado
Rebels Held in Condemned Cell at El Paso Jail
Rebels Col Pascual Orozco Juan Pedro Didapo and Jose Cordavo held on Mexican government charge sit in a jail condemned cell in El Paso. Reporters note the cell holds only one cot with three cots filling the space. Didapp says he represents Zapata in the US and warns Madero would risk Diaz’s execution and his own fall.
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el Paso
Tex
Col
Pascual Orozco
Juan Pedro Didapo
Jose Cordavo
Didapp
Zapata
Madero
Felix Diaz
Diaz
Mexico City
Inaugural Ball Planned for Governor Colquitt
Austin plans the second inaugural ball honoring Governor Colquitt. Col John L Peeler heads the organizing committee with committees to be appointed. The ball is set for January 21 in the house hall and a reception in the senate chamber with invitations to many statewide guests.
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Austin
Tex
Colquitt
John L. Peeler
House of Representatives
Senate
Father-in-law and two others slain in Wisconsin farmer murder suicide
Alvin Roehr shot and killed Philip Ott his wife and Ott’s wife’s father Fred Haut then killed himself by hanging. The wife and baby hid in a chimney cupboard for three hours and a 4 year old adopted son witnessed the crime. Ott was a prominent county farmer.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Alvin’ Roehr
Plymouth
Philip J. Ott
Roehr
Esea
Ana
Baby
Ott
Fred Haut
Colonel Roosevelt Readies Speech After Wound
Colonel Roosevelt grew stronger yet his wound still oozes concern. He rose early and walked slowly, hoping to ride to New York by auto, but doctors fear jolting may hinder recovery and he will travel by special train to deliver his Wednesday night speech.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York
Colonel Roosevelt
Fine House for Sale in San Antonio's Halff Homestead
One of the finest residences in San Antonio, the M. Halff Homestead on Goliad street, is for sale at a bargain and on good terms. Woodward & Altgelt handle the listing.
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San Antonio
M. Halff
Goliad Street
Woodward & Altgelt
Orphans in Need of Homes Through Charity Aid
Five children, two families, seek new homes as mothers with washing jobs struggle to support them. Mrs. Sadie Haley of Associated Charities works to place the 11 year old girl, 8 year old boy, and two 13 year old and 11 year old brothers with a 10 year old sister, noting the charity can no longer provide mothers pensions due to finances.
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Sadie Haley
Associated Charities
Loss fires destroys Collins Gardens home and goods
A fire at 9 30 this morning destroyed the home of Carson Zerft and August Denuel at Collins Gardens. Gold and silver valued between 300 and 400 dollars were melted and partly recovered. The house and contents worth 600 dollars burned to ashes before firefighters arrived. The origin is undetermined. J R Christian of Sunset Central was in the city.
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Carson Zerft
August Denuel
Collins Gardens
Wright
Ordination at St Marys on feast of All Saints Day
The Right Rev J W Shaw bishop of San Antonio will preside at a solemn ordination at St Marys Catholic church Friday at 10 o clock. One brother will be ordained priest two to sub deaconship and one to a minor order. Names Jalbert Dusseau Hullweg Breuer named for respective orders. A service for souls in purgatory Friday evening and All Souls day Saturday will feature solemn high mass for departed souls.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
J. W. Shaw
San Antonio
Jalbert
A. Dusseau
F. Hullweg
Joseph Breuer
Purgatory
Demand for More Cars Strains Calvin Coal Mine
W. C. Silliman, president of the Calvin Coal company, accuses the Missouri Kansas Texas railway of a partial boycott by failing to supply enough cars to the Bastrop lignite mine. He says shipments halted for a day and a half last week, threatening layoffs, and notes changes in road officials as a cause. The letter to the Texas railroad commission asks for action. an investigation is reportedly planned.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Calvin Coal Company
San Antonio
Texas Railroad Commission
W. C. Silliman
Bastrop
Mr. Silliman
Railroad Commission
Silliman
Will Inspect Dam Miller to Visit Medina Valley Project
H I Miller of New York a Pearson syndicate member and Medina Valley Irrigation head arrives in San Antonio from El Paso for a one day inspection. He will tour Medina company property with Chief Engineer C He and Manager T B Paire, noting progress as the main dam nears completion and a November 15 finish target. Miller recently surveyed Mexico's North Western railroad amid unrest.
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H. I. Miller
New York
Pearson Syndicate
Medina Valley Irrigation Company
San Antonio
el Paso
Medina Company
C. Hee
T. B. Paire
Miller
Kearney
Mexico
Mexican Northwestern Railroad
Pearson
Retreat of Turkish Forces from Uskup and Serb Pursuit
In Uskup Turkish troops retreated toward Veles leaving hundreds of wagons of supplies. The Servian army pursued and overtook them on the plains beyond the city. At Velisovitz Serbs defeated Turkish forces capturing about a thousand Arnaut tribesmen and their munitions.
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Uskup
Veles
Velisovitz
Powers plan settlement reshapes near eastern map
Vienna plan envisions Turkey confined west of Adrianople with Balkan redivisions. Bulgaria gains south to the Aegean. Servia a Adriatic port. Montenegro Scutari. Albania and Macedonia independent with Swedish and Danish princes. No Greece mentioned. Turkish mutiny near Constantinople reported and Kirk Kilisseh siege noted.
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London
Vienna
The
Daily Mail
Turkey
Adrianople
Bosphorus
Bulgaria
Aegean
Servia
Montenegro
Albania
Macedonia
Ps Erg
Missionaries Safe Amid Balkan War Cite
Boston newspaper report notes no word yet from American board missionaries in the Balkans but Secretary James L. Barton of the American Board says no anxiety for their safety. He cites broad recognition as friends of all classes and states 40 to 50 Americans are in the affected countries, with eleven in four locations in Macedonia.
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Boston
Mass
American Board
Balkans
James Lt. Barton
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Central Congregational Church
Newtonville
Barton
Balkan States
Macedonia
Standard Oil Eyes Settlement Offer in Waters-Pierce Fight
Testimony of John D. Archbold in the Standard Oil Waters-Pierce case was delayed until Thursday as talks to settle the suit out of court proceed. Reports indicate Archbold Rockefeller and other Standard Oil interests offered to sell Waters-Pierce holdings to H. Clay Pierce in a deal valued around 3 million dollars.
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New York
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil-Waters-Pierce
Archbold
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Waters- Pierce Company
H. Clay Pierce
Democrats call for Texas fund drive to save 50 state campaign
Cato Sells urges Texas Democrats to donate quickly to meet a $50,000 regional fund target. As of October 26, $36,000 has been raised with $14,000 still needed, warning that failure could threaten Wilson and Marshall victory. He appeals for united, aggressive action and personal sacrifices. Contributions should go to Mr. Sells directly.
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National Committee
Texas
Tamale Vendor Shot Near Rock Quarry
Melcher Mendoza, a tamale seller, is in serious condition at the city hospital after a Sunday morning shooting near the Rock Quarry north of San Antonio. Castulo Castellano, 18, is jailed on a charge of assault with intent to kill.
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San Antonio
Melcher Mendoza
Castulo Castellano
Mendoza
Castellano
Kott's Name On Ballot In Wilson County Race
The Texas supreme court denied a rehearing in the Dewees v Stevens mandamus, allowing Hugo Kott, Republican of Lavernia, to appear on the Democratic official ballot for Wilson County commissioner. Dewees opposed Kott's inclusion despite Kott's plurality.
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Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
J. E. Dewees
E. A. Stevens
Wilson County
Hugo Kott
Lavernia
Kott
Dewees
Duck Hunters Return From Rockport Coast Trip
A party including District Judges W. 8. Anderson and Arthur W. Seeligson and Messrs. R. L. Ball W. B. Lupe and W. R. Izzell returned to San Antonio with hampers of ducks slain in the waters around Rockport. Judge Anderson said that it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Anderson
Arthur W. Seeligson
Messrs
R.L. Ball
W. B. Lupe
W. R. Izzell
San Antonio
Rockport
Anderson
Jury Discharged by Judge Anderson This Morning
Judge W S Anderson discharged the jury this morning as their presence was no longer required for the week.
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W. S. Anderson
Digestio quick relief for indigestion and sour stomach
A local classified style ad claims Digestio relieves indigestion sour stomach and distress after eating. It promises instant relief with one dose and a money back guarantee. The copy asserts wide use nationwide and urges immediate purchase.
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Brown
Schwab-McElroy
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