Taft Enjoys First Day On Brother's Ranch Golf And Relaxation
President Taft began a three day vacation at La Quinta ranch near Corpus Christi Bay by playing 18 holes of golf on a muddy course and relaxing the rest of the day. Ranch hands presented two wild cats two wild boars and a raccoon. A possum from Aransas Pass was given to Taft. Secretaries and aides joined in duck shooting and horseback rides while weather and water remained warm for bathing.
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Gregory
Tex
Taft
Aransas Pass
Tom Martin
Mr.Taft
Niente
Dickinson
Archie Butt
la Quinta
Corpus Christi Bay
Gulf of Mexico
President to Ride 10 Mile Ranch Roundup and Corpus Christi Visit
In the afternoon he will run ten miles to the Rincon ranch section to view a cattle and sheep roundup with cow punching exhibits. He will ride a specially made large comfortable saddle. The President’s play days conclude in the morning when he is taken by boat to Corpus Christi to be guest of the city and address the Inland Waterways Association convention.
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Rincon
Corpus Christi
Inland Waterwivs Association
Italian consul Luigi Vilare arrives to replace Poccardi
On the Romanic docking at Charlestown from Genoa, Luigi Vilare arrives to relieve Gaetano Poccardi, the Boston Italian consul taking a leave to visit his mother in Italy. Poccardi’s father died recently.
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Charlestown
Genoa
Luigi Vilare
Boston
Gaetano Poccardi
Italy
Grand Army Veterans Food Fair Hosts Guests
Old Glory Day was celebrated at the Food Fair with about two hundred G A R men as guests of the exposition. Newton schoolchildren were admitted as schools closed for the day. Tomorrow actors from Boston will attend the fair as guests of the managers.
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Newtons
Boston
John H Wells Dies After Pneumonia Illness
John Henry Wells longtime Cambridge post office superintendent under the first Cleveland administration died at his home 9 Pleasant street Cambridge after a three weeks illness of pneumonia He was 71 years old and had served in public service for many years.
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John Henry Wells
Cambridge
Cleveland
Pleasant Street
Cloudburst in Texas washes away cotton in San Marcos
A cloud burst in San Marcos Texas caused heavy property loss with over 10 inches of rain in four hours. About 1500 bales of cotton were washed from a platform into the San Marcos River, causing an estimated $80,000 in damage.
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San Marcos
Tex
North Pole Pictures From Dr Cook Trip Featured
A full page presents photographs taken by Dr. Cook during his recent North Pole expedition. The feature highlights icy landscapes, seasonal light, and candid portraits amid polar environments.
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North Pole
Dr. Cook
Fruit Dealer Law St Jean Girl At Office Of Herb Doctor
A murder probe traces Amelia St Jean to Hill's fruit store and a nearby herb doctor office. Police detail a torn shirt found in Hill's furnace, bloodstains, and a dismembered body carried in a box along roads to Fall River. Evidence includes a market basket, jewelry, hat pins, and a gold neck chain.
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St. Jean
Herb Doctor
Hill
Hills
Bay Street
Hhegb
Mariol Ledorico
Amelia St. Jean
Michael D. Lynch, Jr
Grove Street
Bill
Seabury Street
Concord
Stafford Road
Bliss Four Corners
Bulgermearsh Road
Fall River
Fish Road
Truit
William E. Shea
William Powers
Medley
Bedford Street
Swift
Inspector Medley
Foley
Marshal Fleet
Whitney
Burrows
Post
Perron
Powers
Shea
Carmen
Wilfred Thibault
tTlis
Frank Hill
FOSS RESENTS ATTACK ON EX MAYOR GUILD
A Boston political dispute heated as tariff reform ally ex Governor Guild faces party attacks. The document portrays Guild as steadfast in lower tariff aims and praises his consistent revisionist stance while urging Massachusetts elect Curtis Guild Jr to the U S Senate, framing the tariff issue as central to state and national politics. The piece likens Guild to campaign allies and cites his letter to President Roosevelt supporting downward revision and free essentials. It argues the Democratic turnout will push for genuine tariff reductions amid rising living costs.
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Guild
Roosevelt
Congress
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Governor Guild
Curtis Guild, Jr
United States Senate
Henry Cabot Lodge
West
Democratic Party
Old Bay
Taft
Vahey
Ted
Commonwealth
TRY THIS FOR COLDS
A home remedy recommends mixing Concentrated pine compound with glycerine and whiskey to treat colds. Dosing is a teaspoon to a tablespoon every four hours, using half-ounce bottles labeled Concentrated. The formula is claimed to be a fast cough and cold cure, praised by many families over several winters.
Editorial Attack on Curtis Guild Sparks Worcester Meeting
The piece denounces ex Governor Curtis Guild and Boston figures who presided at Worcester Republicans rally in Mechanics Hall. It claims the tariff supports Americans yet mocks the presiding officer as a Boston political tramp. The text accuses many Boston Willie-boys of fracturing the party in eastern Massachusetts.
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Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
Massachusetts
Curtis Guild
Worcester
Worcester Telegram
Boston Loafer
Worccester
Willie-boy
Curtis
Mechanics Hall
Osmo-Cemic Physicians Treat Wide Range of Diseases
The list notes numerous diseases reportedly treated successfully by the new Osmo-Cemic physicians method and mentions many additional conditions not listed here. The claim emphasizes broad therapeutic reach and ongoing application across varied medical issues.
Half of Nicaragua Falls to Revolutionists Attacks Reach Coast
Bluefields Oct 19 More than half the republic is now in insurgent hands with Rivas Corinto Leon and San Juan Del Sur reported captured. General Juan Reyes former coast governor with two prior uprisings arrived from Limon and Bocas del Toro with about 100 exiles and may join General Estrada at Rama.
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Republic of Nicaragua
Rivas
Corinto
Leon
San Juan del Sur
Juan Reyes
Zelaya
Mena
Fornos Diaz
Limon
Bocas del Toro
Estrada
Rama
Turmoil in Central America As Revolt Gains Steam
Despatches from Greytown signal General Chamorro advances after mining the San Juan river. Recruiting surges along the Atlantic coast in support of General Estrada. Exiles aboard returning vessels from Limon. Bluefields firm Lopez and Martinez seized by revolutionists. Sener Lopez jailed awaiting a $20,000 payoff to aid the revolt.
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Chamorro
Greytown
San Juan
Atlantic
General Estrada
Limon
Lopez and
Martinez
Bluefields
Zelaya
Sener Lopez
Nicaragua Blocks Atlantic Ports Noted by U S
Washington reports the United States recognizes Nicaragua s closure of Atlantic coast ports after the action was announced by Nicaragua. Acting Secretary McHarg directs that no clearances be issued pending resolution of the dispute. Port control remains with revolutionary authorities, with customs duties to the Zelovas government if retaken.
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Washington
United States
Nicaragua
Atlantic
McHarg
Department of Commerce and Labor
Zelavas
Hyomei Catarrh Remedy Offered With Money Back Guarantee
Boasts a complete Hyomet outfit including bottle, inhaler, and gauze for $1.00 sold by druggists. Claims to cure catarrh bronchitis sore throat by inhaling antiseptic vapor. guarantees money back if not effective. Booths Hyomei Co of Buffalo, N Y offers a free booklet on request.
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Hyomei
Booth
Hyomei Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Cadum antiseptic cream touted for eczema cures
A chemist discovers a tree extract with strong antiseptic skin healing properties and, after overcoming formulation challenges, introduces Cadum. The product claims to cure chronic eczema and other skin troubles, stops itching, and can yield quick overnight results. Sold at 10 and 25 cents per box by druggists.
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Cadum
Heinze Figures in Suit Over Bonds and Stocks
In a New York case against A D S Adams of Boston, Charles Warfield claimed Heinze was involved with bonds and stocks. Judge Braley issued a preliminary injunction barring Adams from transferring or encumbering Ohio Copper Company securities until a special master reports.
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F. Augustus Heinze
A. D. S. Adams
Boston
Charles Warfield
New York
Adams
Braley
Ohio Copper Company
Malden Man Dies Suddenly at Home
Malden Oct 19 Michael Fortune 69 of 142 Mauntain avenue died suddenly at his home shortly after 3 pm today from apoplexy.
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Malden
Michael Fortune
Mauntain Avenue
Rexall Orderlies Claim Safe Constipation Remedy
A Boston drugstore ad argues Rexall Orderlies safely relieve constipation and bowel disorders without harsh laxatives. It claims the method heals the intestinal tract, isn’t harsh or habit forming, and offers a money back guarantee if not fully satisfactory. Available in 36 tablets for 25 cents or 12 for 10 cents at Rexall Stores.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Boston
Riker- Jaynes Drug
Clear Fresh Youthful Complexion Lotion Formula
A home complexion beautifier from The Ladies' Magazine claims spurmax mixed with hot water and glycerine creates a daily face lotion. Apply to hands forearms and face, rub until dry for a clearer lighter skin tone with no need for touch ups all day.
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Spurmax
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Chemnitz
Halih
John H. Wells
Texas
S.bailey
Washington Street
Foss
Kirst
Wor
Cester
Boylston Street
Boywitston St
Bei Sr
Osmi Medicine
Ceee Eee Sician
Boylstor §&T
Mass
Heinze
the Ladies’ Magazine
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