Personal notices from San Antonio guests at Hamilton hotel
M Morlin of San Antonio guests at the Hamilton. Corkill of Kerrville registered at the Hamilton. Green Martin of Pearsall a guest at the Hamilton. Arthur Derby from San Antonio stopping there. Ned Trumbull returned from Corpus Christi and plans to stay. Dr Prank M Hicks of San Antonio in city on business. Miss Ollie Yates to San Marcos State Normal with her mother. Randolph Robertson left Corpus Christi for Washington. Nat Solzbacher visiting friends. a long list of names from various cities appearing in theHamilton area. Howell and Guy Burnett left for Port Worth and north Texas for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Martin
Pearsall
Tramilton
Arthur Bh. Derby
San Antonio
Hamilton
Ned Trumbull
Parado
Corpus Christi
Prank M. Hicks
Ro Hicks
Marshall Hicks
Virginian
J. Penn
Amar
Viola
Teft Fast
Burdette
Texas
Ted
Center Pommt
Kerrville
Ollie Yates
San Marcos
S. A. Yates
Randolph Robertson
Washington
Nat Solzbacher
Wim
Bo Waener
Dallas
Houston
Jesus Garcia Cerda
Villaldama
Mex
Roa
Thrego
Monterey
Nat Silabacher
Windfield
Bo Zackery
W. Flowers
A. B. Derry
Geo
Rivphom
J. M. Moran
Phil McGee
Roob. Jordan
Cop
Daniel
J. Tom Jackson
Arthur Hale
Chicasre
J. Moher
Spokane
Jodd
Cardilli
Corkill
F. Anderson
James
Dubblin
Palestine
D.C. Upp
M. Jlicks
Howell
Guy Burnett
Port Worth
Otter
Notice to City Delinquent Tax Payers in Laredo
A public notice urges all individuals owing city taxes for any year from ISS% to 1912 to pay promptly to the City Tax Collector. Failure to pay will trigger legal action to foreclose the tax lien, sell the property, and add penalties interest and court costs, increasing the burden.
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Laredo
Baseball Chatter Amid Signings and Standings
The Boston Red Sox sign first baseman Ostersten from Joliet College and infielder Kopf from the Athletics. Brooklyn’s Jack Dalton’s power alarms. Dave Robertson returns to the Giants. Jimmy Kelley reveals as Robert J. Taggart from Newark. Naps slump contrasts with Jackson’s hot bat. Vincent Campbell aims for a comeback. Colts, Browns, and Kansas City Federals make moves. Camnitz ribs injury. Baker reclaims range. Adams shines for St Joseph/Jones teams. Eastern fans watch Browns battles and Rickey’s Browns vigilance.
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Boston Red Sox
Red Ostersten
Joly Crose College
Lnvielder Kopf
Athletics
Alaska
Chicago
Wanki
Jack Dalton
Brooklyn Superbas
Dave Robertson
Giants
Deo
McGraw
Jimmy Kelley
Pittsburgh Pirates
Robert J. Taggart
Newark
N. J
Naps
Joe Jackson
Shirver
Vincent Campbell
Baker
Kansas City Federals
Jabez Adams
St. Joseph
Jenene
St. Louis Browns
Uranch Rickey
Get Rid of Your Rheumatism Now
An advertisement urges readers to cure rheumatism with Chamberlain's LIniment. A testimonial from Homer City New York claims rapid relief after the first use and complete cure after one bottle. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain's Linknent
Lockhard
Homer City
N.Y
Osine
All Deaters
Arctina Park Declared Candidate for State Senate Seat
The Times announces Arctina Park as a candidate from the Twenty third Senatorial District subject to Democratic primaries in July.
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the Times
Arctina Park
The
Times
W. R. Prerintins
Prerintins Declares Candidacy in Democratic Primary
W. R. Prerintins announces candidacy for the district seat to be decided in the Democratic primaries. The filing signals a bid amid party elections and intra party planning.
Weather forecast and Fort McIntosh observations
The Times presents a daily forecast from the United States Weather Bureau New Orleans via the Telephone Co. for tonight and Thursday. Observations from Fort McIntosh show a 24 hour period ending 6 p m yesterday with a maximum of 88 degrees and a minimum of 68 degrees and a south wind, generally partly cloudy.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort Mclntosh
Dees
South Eng
King's New Life Pills Promote Health and Purify Blood
An old advertisement claims King's New Life Pills prevent constipation and purge fermenting foods. It asserts benefits for liver kidneys and bowels, promising better health by cleansing the system with mild effective action, sold at the druggist for 25e.
Carranza Urged to Move Next in Panama Tolls Mediation
Associated Press dispatch from Niagara Falls Ontario reports Carranza must make the next move in mediation over the Panama tolls dispute. Huerta’s resignation pledge by the provisional government opens the way for constitutionalists to join talks but objections to an armistice were addressed with a middle ground.
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Carranza
Panama
Associated Press
Niagara Falls
Ont
Huerta
Carranga
Watts
Maytorena Prepared to Resist in Sonora Crisis
From Douglas Arizona on June 3 Governor Maytorena of Sonora is said to be arming to resist a rumored bid to unseat him and has clashed with constitutionalist chiefs. The report notes rising tensions as authorities watch for developments in the regional power struggle.
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Maytorena
Douglas
Aris
Sonora
Fear An Attack On John Rockefeller Sparks Westchester Calm
Workers from the world movement converge on Rockefeller’s Westchester home prompting deputies to be authorized. Fear of a concentrated assault tied to his oil policy prompts actions. demonstrations lead to arrests and hunger strikes as authorities prepare the county square.
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John Rockefeller
New York
Westchester County
John D. Rockefeller
Ova
Colorado
Tarrytown
Suffragette Attack on Medical Officer at Holloway Jail
London June 3 two suffragettes horsewhipped Dr Francis Forward medical officer of Holloway jail in protest against forcible feeding. Forward was whipped once before. A second incident saw a suffragette attack a gallery attendant with a hatchet at the Dore Gallery destroying two priceless pictures before being stopped. The assailant left a letter asserting suffragettes have been too lady like and must fight for their rights.
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Associated Press
London
Eng
Francis Forward
Holloway
Forward
Dore Gallery
Forest notes on forestry build ing dedication and tree plantings
Cornell University dedicated a forestry building connected to the state college of agriculture. Lookout stations are best for viewing forest fires at dawn and dusk. The forest service may help Coon Bay authorities plant to control shifting sand. Jack pine planted a decade ago in Nebraska sand hills reaches fencepost size. Last year the first seed was gathered from this plantation. Pullman agricultural experiment station plans an arboretum to grow representative timber trees of the temperate zone.
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Cornell University
State College of Agriculture
Forest Service
Coon Bay
Washington
Nebraska
Agricultural Experiment Station
Pullman
Aur
Americans killed in Tampico district confirmed
Weston Burwell and a companion, Americans, were reported killed by Mexicans in the Tampico district and this casualty was officially confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jane
Weston Burwell
Tampico
Durango and San Luis Potosí Federals Align with Constitutionalists
In June reports indicate Durango Mex and many San Luis Potos federals joined the constitutionalists after Tuesta proclaimed a united front against American invaders, a claim found to be untrue by sources.
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Durango Mex
San Luis Potos
Were All Afraid of J P Morgan in New Haven Inquiry
Washington June 1 The New Haven inquiry resumed with director J S Bilton saying he did not personally approve the extravagances in purchasing the Hhsidingry lines. He noted the board relied on the executive committee including Morgan William Hockefeller and directors Brush Kiton. The discussion touched on suppressions and fears of objecting as the inquiry heard how quickly orders moved through New Haven subsidiaries.
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Associated Press
Washington
New Haven
J .S. Bilton
Wilton
Newhaven
Edith Shaughnessy Weds Rene Redmond in Montreal Cathedral
A large fashionable gathering attended the morning ceremony at St Jones Cathedral as Miss Edith Shaughnessy, daughter of Sir Thomas Shaughnessy and Lady Shaughnessy, married Mr Rene Redmond. The vows were followed by a reception at the bride’s parents’ home.
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Montreal
St Jones Cathedral
Edith Shaughnessy
Rene Redmond
Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Shonelonessy
Cithedral
North Dakota Conclave Opens for Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Oakes ND June 3 delegates gathered for the opening of the annual campment of the North Dakota grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows More than 14 delegates were present and the session will continue through tomorrow One key measure expected is the proposal to establish a state home for the needful and dependent members of the order.
Corsicana Barber Shot Dead in Texas Town
Corsicana Texas June 3 barber George Castillon was shot and killed here today A printer named Marr who was present at labor circles and as an anti prohibition speaker surrendered to authorities.
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Corsicana
Texas
Georrge Castillon
Hush FL Marr
Marr
Labor Cireles
Immodest Yet Comfortable Fashions At Chicago Convention
Mrs Percy Vo Pennybacker of Austin Texas president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs speaks at Chicago June 8 saying women's present fashions are immodest but comfortable. The federation plans discussions on fashions and suffrage.
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Chicago
Percy Vo Pennybacker
Austin
Texas
General Federation of Women's Clubs
University of Missouri Celebrates Jubilee Day
Jubilee day at the University of Missouri marked 75 years since founding with a morning ceremony in the auditorium. Notable speakers included Secretary of Agriculture David E. Houston and University of Michigan president Harry B. Hutchins. Officials praised the university’s work and predicted a bright future as visitors toured campus buildings and the state agricultural farms.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
University Areditoriwan
Bie Hall
David E. Houston
David RR. Praneis
Missouri
The
State University
William R. Painter
William J. Evans
A. Ross Hil
State College of Agriculture
Bishop Fallows to Head GA Department
Mattoon Illinois June 2 The Illinois departmental encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic opened in this city today with a large attendance of delegates and visitors from over the state The encampment will continue Friday Indications point to the election of Bishop Tom Fallows of Chicago as the next departmental commander of the GA Fallows went to the front and commanded a Wisconsin regiment and before the close of the war had won a brigadier general title
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Mattoon
Ilinois
Grand Army of the Republic
Tom Fathows
Chicave
Fallows
Wisconsin
Dr Hobson's Mezema Ointment Heals Itching Skin
Mrs A Einfeldt of Rock Island, IL says after using Dr Hobson's Mezema Ointment she has been free from her dreadful skin ailment for the first time in nine years. The ad claims it soothes and cools irritated skin and stops itching from conditions like Kevonin Tetter and similar eruptions. Available at your druggist.
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Hobson
A. Einfeldt
Rock Island
Indigestion and Constipation Relief Claim
Mrs Mary J Mc Mullen of Phelps New York reports that after years of indigestion and constipation she began taking Chamberlains Tablets about five years ago. She states they helped at once and after several weeks she was cured. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Mary J. McMullen
Phelps, N.Y
Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities
A brief notice states watch THE TIMES daily for opportunities with a monthly rate of 6 cents.
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the Times
Two Suffragettes Attack Belfast Editors in June
In Belfast on June 3 two suffragettes attacked the editors of two local newspapers. one editor is confined to bed under surgical treatment after the assault. The attackers included a notably tall woman, and police are investigating the incident.
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Elfast
Ireland
Delfast
Bank President Luchsinger Dies by Gas Suicide
George J. Luchsinger president of Humboldt Savings Bank San Francisco California died today by inhaling gas. Financial worry was given as the cause. The bank stated that his accounts were in order.
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San Franecisco
Calif
George J. Luchsinger
Humboldt Savings Bank
Man planted dynamite to win promotion in Houston
Daniel V. Jauch a watchman was held to the grand jury on charges of attempting to dynamite a building He planted four sticks of dynamite under the Secretary of Houston office in the Agricultural building to gain promotion by exposing the supposed blast The incident occurred in Washington on June 3
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Washington
Daniel V. Jauch
Prand
Jauch
Seecretary Houston
King George Enters His Fiftieth Year in London
King George began his fiftieth year today after birth at Marlborough House on June 30, 1865. He received many congratulatory messages from relatives and friends. Official birthday celebrations are scheduled for June 22.
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London
George
Marlborough House
Montana club women meet at Lewistown convention
The Montana Federation of Women's Clubs gathered in Lewistown for its annual three day convention begun with a reception for visiting delegates. The program combines sessions with many entertainments and features.
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Lewistown
Mont
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Davis Day in the South
Across the South on June 3 observances marked Jefferson Davis birthday. Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas and Texas treat it as a legal holiday while Louisiana observes Confederate Memorial Day.
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Atlanta
South
Jefferson Davis
Christian County
Kentucky
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
International Amateur Athletic Federation Meets in Paris
Delegates from twelve countries including the United States and Canada gather in Paris for a week long conference on uniform athletic laws and a standard list of events for potential Olympic adoption. US attendees include James B. Sullivan Boston Alfred J. Hill Boston Ir. Brown Chicago and Bartow S Weeks New York.
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Paris
Canada
United States
Ateas
International Amateur Athletic Federation
The
Amateur Athletic Union of the
James B. Sullivan
New York
Alfred J. Hill
Boston
Ir. Brown
Chicago
Bartow S. Weeks
General Maas and Huerta commander evacuated after landings
General Maas, who led Huerta's Vera Cruz forces, was driven to safety as American Marines landed. His troops were left to decide to fight or flee. The Topeka State Journal notes the paradox that those who fight and run may live to fight another day.
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Manas
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Carijave
Topeka State Journal
Maas
Denison Herald
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