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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1911

Page

7

Exchange ratifications of Japanese treaty today

Tokio April 4 Ratifications of the American Japanese treaty will be exchanged at 3 o clock this afternoon Ambassador O Brien invited to lunch at the palace at noon The emperor and Count Komura to be present after luncheon the emperor will hand the ambassador a cordial message regarding the treaty for transmission to President Taft The exchange will be announced at 4 o'clock regarded as one of the most important events in Japan's history

Tokio O’brien Komura Taft Japan

Germanian Fire Insurance Receives Texas Authority for 1912

The Germania Fire Insurance company of New York has complied with Texas law and received a certificate of authority to operate in the state for the year ending February 29 1912. Commissioner P L Gill signs the proclamation, with J Scudder & Co as agents.

Austin Texas P. L. Gill J. Scudder & CO

Rev Moore Recovering After Erysipelas Illness

Beaumont Texas April 4 Rev J M Moore the noted Methodist minister remains seriously ill from erysipelas traced to a scratch on his nose but shows clear signs of improvement and recovery is expected.

Associated Press Beaumont Tex J. . Moore

Aero Marathon Plan Now Being Considered

St Louis aviators discuss plans by Albert Bond Lambert to stage an aero marathon in early October. The Aero club board has accepted the proposal and a 45 mile triangular course will be flown four times without alighting.

St. Louis The Aero Club of

Insurance certificate for Phoenix Insurance Company

Certification that Phoenix Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut has met all conditions to operate in this state for the year ending, with a certificate of authority issued by F J Scudder and Co agents, under the state office seal.

Removal Notice Moves to New Office Suite

Removal notice states Behles and Boelhauwe Architects have moved to the Oppenheimer building at 228 West Commerce Street. The firm informs patrons and the public of the relocation.

Oppenheimer Building West Commerce Street Behles & Boelhauwe

Free Sample Offer For Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin

A health tips item advises parents to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for mild infant constipation. It cites Mrs N H Mead and Mrs J R Whiting endorsing the tonic, mentions fifty cent and one dollar bottles, and offers free samples by writing Dr W B Caldwell at 641 Caldwell Building Monticello Ill.

N. H. Mead Freeport Kans J. R. Whiting Lena Wis W. B. Caldwell Caldwell Building Monticello, Ill

San Antonio approves elaborate fire safety building ordinance

City council advances a comprehensive building code read for the first time, creating an office of fire marshal with a $75 monthly salary and duties to investigate fires and maintain records. A special meeting will review its sections before third reading.

Leo M. J. Dielmann San Antonio Fire and Fire UN San Antonio Society of Architects Mauermann G. P. Jennett Hall P. Street Jackson Street Nixon Street San Pedro Avenue Alderman Kuehn Mary E. Campbell W. Jaffe L. Wilson Alex Goodman S. M. Slayden Frank Pulaski J. E. Stephenson John H. Sweet A. H. Goering Fowler Brothers South Presa Street Public Movement Committee Maverick Bank Houston Street Alamo Plaza Menger Lake View Avenue Medina Street Alazan Creek Salinas Colorado Streets Bandera Avenue Colorado Street Culebra Avenue Sreet Calido Street Smith Kingsbury North Florestreets Washington French Place Wilson Irving Streets Central Christian Church Main Avenue Jenkins Alley Girard Street G. A. Hoefling Avenue D Grayson Street J. Cardenas Houston and Laredo Streets Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Company Houston Navarro Streets Palm Heights T. W. Weir Woodlief Street North Flores West Laurel Street B.S. Irwin D. W. Edwards J. Esner EB. G. Emerson Baum A. Jowdy Douglas School Market Hall M. R. Beckett Viet Cypress Street Union de Ambas Sexas Sociedad Allende San Pedro Springs

Hill argues arbitration serves modern state duty

Ambassador David Jayne Hill concludes his Columbia University lecture outlining arbitration as essential for the modern state to appear before. He frames arbitration as a peaceful means to resolve disputes benefiting capital and international relations.

Associated Press New York David Jayne Hill Columbia University

Pink Pills Claim Restore Blood After Grips and Fever

An 1890s advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for weakness after grip malarial and scarlet fever illnesses. It cites Mrs. J M Symonds of St Louis who says malaria left her run down with heart weakness and rheumatism until Pink Pills improved her health. The copy notes six boxes for $2.50 and mail order from Schenectady New York.

Williams J. M. Symonds South Twenty-first Street St. Louis Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady

International arbitration and the rise of peaceful dispute settlement

An archival passage argues that conferences reveal future possibilities by their principled outcomes rather than immediate accords. It contends modern states avoid voluntary court adjudication, while business interests seek peaceful protection through international courts. Capital is described as transnational and law based dispute resolution as preferable to diplomacy or war.

Week of Prayer Planned by City Churches

A week of prayer from April 10 to 14 will be held nightly at 8 o’clock in five major churches with a union choir for congregational singing. Episcopal churches join in, featuring varied ministers each service. Each day presents a distinct subject and set of speakers from local denominations and organizations.

First Presbyterian Church Christian Fellowship V. A. Godbey Travis Park Methodist Church C. K. Marshall J. V. Dickenson Riverside Park Baptist Church First Baptist Church Righteous Living J. 8. Johnston D. D Episcopal Diocese of West Texas G. E. Nies Trinity Methodist Church A. G. Irons Young Men’s Christian Association Hugh McLellan Central Christian Church B. D. D. Greer Pine Street Presbyterian Church C. C. Todd Laymen's Federation J. Porter Carl Saenger Friedenschurch R. H. Wester St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Christ Our Lord Frederick Bowen Madison Square Presbyterian Church R. F. Stokes Calvary Baptist Church F. M. Warren

Roosevelt gifts to Smithsonian reduced to fifty mounts

Smithsonian officials say Colonel Roosevelts Africa hunting collection will not be the main feature of the National museum. Of thousands of specimens sent home only about fifty will be mounted for public display. the rest will be stored and shown only on request.

Washington Roosevelt Africa National Museum Smithsonian Institution

Cop Saves 60 in Fire By Kicking Sixteen Doors

New York police officer John Burns kicked in sixteen doors on a five story Seventh Avenue tenement to guide sixty tenants to rear fire escapes. He suffered serious burns and cuts from falling glass as flames spread through hallways. The fire caused less than $10,000 in damage.

Associated Press New York John Burns Seventh Avenue Burns

Grieving grave digger sent to asylum after vote hour error

Emil Egolf a 55 year old grave digger at Springdale cemetery near Peoria Illinois took an hour off to vote while not yet naturalized and then went insane. He was placed under authorities care and sent to Bartonville Insane asylum. A brother was declared insane at the same court session.

Peoria Ill Emil Egolf Springdale Cemetery Egolf Bartonville

Fathers and Sons Banquet Reported at Y M C A

The first annual Father and Son Banquet was held at the Young Men's Christian Association with J M Allardy as toastmaster. Toasts covered Our Fathers and Our Sons and speakers included Judge S J Brooks and Dr M M S Bliem. A supper followed with items like mashed potatoes and Waldorf salad. Our 50 cent dinners are promoted by Elite Cafe with daily and Sunday service.

Bliem Parker House Rolla San Antonio Cafa

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