Texas News Notes Rise From State Capital and Counties
Texas notes report bills on medicine liquor and printing in the legislature. May 16 17 set for Brenham Maifest. Land sale near Lavaca to convert to rice completed. Coryell court honors Judge Teichmueller. Kirk Bramble assaulted robbed at Texarkana. Train crash near Weatherford injures crew. Marion county offers college building for girls industrial schools. Trinity Land and Irrigation raises capital. Clara Barton thanks Texas Red Cross. Acme hotel fire. 4-year-old burned near Clarksville. Thornton fires damage stores. Burglaries hit Dr Driver home. Sunday law validity attacked by Fort Worth saloon man. Oil mill planned at Luling. Modern Order of Praetorians meeting in Marlin. Mayor of Commemont? grants pipeline franchise. Various court and political notes including jail bonds and Denton normal school search. Pistol penalty bill sent to senate panel. Brand ford fatally injured in gunpowder explosion at Mineral. Major Harris appointed deputy U S internal revenue at San Antonio. Oyster bed protection bill favorable in judiciary committee.
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Austin
Coryell County
Lockhart
Teichmueller
Kirk Bramble
Texarkana
Texas and Pacific
Weatherford
Marion County
House Committee On Printering
Callan
Fort Worth
Luling
State Senate
Order of Praetorians
Marlin
Consul Hay in London as Pan American Exposition kept open Sundays
News briefs report Consul Adelbert Hay in London and the Pan American exposition staying open Sundays. Carrie Nation refuses bail, Gen MacArthur praised at Malacan, and Chinese edicts deadline set by envoys.
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Adelbert Hay
London
Carrie Nation
Gen MacArthur
Malacan
Heart Cure Promises Relief for Palpitation and Weak Heart
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Heart Cure as the remedy for fluttering palpitations and weak heart action. It cites Isaac Hapley of Wichita Kansas claiming relief after one bottle and full restoration after six weeks.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Isaac HapLey
Wichita
Kan
Dr Miles Heart Cure Advertises Nervous Heart Relief
Dr Miles Heart Cure promises to quiet the nervous heart, slow pulsations, and strengthen it unlike any other remedy. Sold by druggists with a guarantee. Dr Miles Medical Co Elihart Indiana.
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Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elihart, Ind
Press Comments On Public Respect And Crime Standards
Newspaper clippings note Patterson of Bell critiques public honor due to her son's notoriety. San Antonio Express reports arrests of Philippine businessmen may disrupt supplying insurgents. Sam Jones predicts a 13 to 14 million bale cotton crop barring drought and frost. Texas farmers diversifying may prefer lower cotton prices. several states raise kidnapping penalties after the Omaha case. Texas defines kidnapping when a minor is concealed from guardians with penalties from two years upward.
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Philippine Islands
San Antonio Express
Sam Jones
Sam
Indian Territory
Texas
Louisiana
Georgia
Waco Times- Herald
Omaha
Law and order across state lines in editorial mix
A compilation of editorials contrasts the importance of enforcing laws with tax and trust criticisms. It cites opinions from Houston Post, Lockhart Register, Williamson County Sun, Bartlett Tribune, San Antonio Express, Waco Herald, Farm and Ranch, and Galveston News, discussing justice, taxation of franchises, anti trust laws, and economic competition.
Sneezing Now Linked to Homicide Risk, Scientist Says
Dr Hermann Koeniger’s experiments reportedly show sneezing and speaking spread germs far in a closed room. French scientist M Henri de Parville suggests a person may commit homicide by sneezing, with germs reaching seven meters and rising two meters, varying by airflow and microbe size. Medical guidance urges covering coughs and gargling, to reduce disease spread.
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Hermann Koeniger
M. Henri de Parville
Koeniger
Unique bunko scheme nets tickets via. Mr Something
A Minneapolis Times note describes a clever bunko involving a caller asking a messenger company to deliver three tickets to theater seats for Mr Something. The tickets were left at the box office and the Minneapolis club but Mr Something was never found. The company later was refunded. The scam hinges on a voice identifier.
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Minneapolis Times
Metropolitan Theater
Mr. Something
Minneapolis
Something
Pomeroy Among 14 In Solitary At Charlestown Prison
In Massachusetts Charlestown State Prison there are fourteen inmates in solitary confinement led by Jesse Pomeroy described as the most dangerous and known as the boy murderer He is said to be planning to escape and keeps his guards vigilant after a prior attempt to pull $990 from the ventilator over his conviction led to fresh air decisions and discipline.
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Massachusetts
Charlestown
Jesse Pomeroy
Consiant Y
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertisement claims iron and quinine
An old advertisement states Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic contains iron and quinine in a tasteless form. It promises “No Cure, No Pay” and is priced at sixpence. The note emphasizes the plainly printed formula on every bottle.
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Grove
Popular Excursions and Events Across Texas
San Antonio and other Texas towns announce popular excursions and events from February through March. Listings include Texas Cattle Raisers association meetings Hillsboro Green's Brigade activities in Laredo George Washington birthday celebrations Marlin hot wells and sanatoriums and a State Plumbers association meeting. Reduced excursion rates offered. tickets via agents.
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San Antonio
Texas
Texas Cattle Raisers Association
Hillsboro
Green’s Brigade
Laredo
George Washington
Epices I. O
State Plumbers’ Association
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Judiciary Committee No. 2
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Mexico
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