Affray at Market Street: McHolm and Glover wounded
Deputy Antone Diaz arrests three after a 9:45 pm clash at 525 Market Street. McHolm, stabbed thrice, and Glover, shot three times, suffer non fatal injuries. Lena Anderson jailed on vagrancy charge amid assault to murder cases. Jealousy blamed for the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. McHolm
John L. Glover
Lena Anderson
Market Street
Antone Diaz
Sheriff’s Department
McHolm
Glover
Campaign to exterminate lake trout announced in Erie County
Chas Bullymore, president of the Erie County Society for the Protection of Birds Fish and Game, leads a campaign against lake trout calling them minature sharks and a menace to other lake fish. He also urges changes to net laws to allow carp catches farther from shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Chas. Bullymore
Erie County Society For the Protection of Birds, Fish and Game
Taylor Elects Womack Mayor Pro Tem and Knattenhoof Treasurer
At the Taylor city council meeting on April 27 Alderman W. Womack was chosen mayor pro tem for the coming year and Alderman M. F. Knattenhoof elected city treasurer. The council also named T. D. Donnelly street commissioner and scavenger at a salary of 100 dollars monthly.
San Antonians Speak at Electrical Association Meeting
The Southwestern Electrical and Gas Association met in Houston on April 27 with broad San Antonio and Texas participation. Mayor Rice opened proceedings and Captain James A. Baker delivered the response. President A B Tuttle of San Antonio gave the annual address. R G Soper of Dallas spoke on Industrial Development of Fuel Gas. M L Hubbard of San Antonio on Boiler Economy and Flue Gas Analysis. E E Nelson of Fort Worth on Investigation and Care of Return Currents. The session included a street railway discussion and a notable exhibit of electrical appliances in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Southwestern Electrical and Gas Association
Rice
James A. Baker
A. B. Tuttle
San Antonio
R. G. Soper
Dallas
M. L. Hubbard
E. E. Nelson
Fort Worth
Texas
Sons of Jove
Bremond's March Toward Roselma Reported
From Tangier dated April 22 Captain Bremond reports his column received a summons from Fez to divert toward Roselma. They struck camp and began a difficult march fighting along the way to relieve Fez where the situation is described as critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremond
Roselma
Tangier
Fez
Coasting Steamer Aground at Cape San Roman Venezuela
The coasting steamer Aurora under Captain Christophersen ran aground at Cape San Roman on the Paraguana peninsula in Venezuela. All passengers were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Aurora
Christophersen
Cape San
Roman
Paraguana Peninsula
Venezuela
American Delegates Announced for Hague Opium Conference
London reports the appointment of American delegates to the July one opium conference at The Hague, while Britain has made no preparations. In Pekin, Anglo-Chinese talks on reducing or ending Indian opium exports to China proceed with good prospects for an early deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hague
Foreign Office
Great Britain
China
Pekin
Agreement in Potash Matter Reaches Accord in Berlin
A Frank dispatch reports independents in the United States will break from the American potash alliance and conduct direct negotiations with the German syndicate. Talks set to open in Hamburg on May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frank
United States
Hamburg
Cholera Scare Reported in St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg reported three suspected cholera cases yesterday raising health concerns as officials monitor the situation and advise precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Princess in Serious Condition After Typhoid Illness
The crown princess has been ill with typhoid fever for weeks and her condition is believed to be serious as reports from Tokyo indicate. The illness has affected royal duties and sparked concern across the nation.
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Tokio
One Dead in Steamer Fire at Pointe a Pitre
At Pointe a Pitre Guadaloupe the French steamer Maroni caught fire while loading rum and sugar. An explosion among the rum barrels killed one fireman and caused substantial monetary losses for the vessel and cargo.
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Pointe A Pitre
Guadaloupe
Digestit digestive aid offered with money back guarantee
Local druggists stock Digestit, a safe remedy for stomach troubles. Buy with a full money back guarantee if it does not aid digestion, indigestion, heartburn, or sour stomach. Easy to swallow small tablets, pocket size, with refunds via the druggist or by mailing to Digestit Co. in Jackson, Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aml
Digestit Co
Jackson
Miss
Indictments Hit Four Rail Lines Over Ore Rebating
Thirteen indictments containing 110 counts accuse the Pennsylvania company Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Bessemer and Lake Erie and New York Chicago and St Louis of rebating and conspiracy to violate the Elkins law. Dan R. Hanna and R L Ireland of M A Hanna and Doz McCabe named. The dock company earns possible Civil suit triple damages. Proceedings could extend to the 1911 fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania Company
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Bessemer & Lake Erie
New York
Chicago & St. Louis
Dan R. Hanna
R. L. Ireland
M. A. Hanna Company
Doz McCabe
Pittsburg
Hanna Company
Ohio & Western Pennsylvania Dock Company
Lake Erie
Carnegie Steel Co
Grand
Carnegie Steel Company
Pennsylvania
United States District Attorney Day
Ireland
Bermudas
McCabe
Hanna
Day
Smuggling Ring Unearthed In Paris Gowns Case
Secret customs agents uncovered a scheme smuggling expensive Paris gowns and women’s clothing using undervaluation and fraudulent manifests. Chiefs indicate some convicted smugglers from the Sleeper trunk fraud may lead the new operation. Raids were planned in New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Customs Service
Paris
Wilkie
New York
Eago
Arizona Man Reforms Diet with Postum and Grape-Nuts
An Arizona man reports lasting relief from stomach distress and headaches after abandoning coffee and starches for Postum and Grape-Nuts. He says weighing 12 pounds more and enjoying easier digestion, with toast and coffee ruled out as problematic. The letter, attributed to the Postum Company, touts the products as delicious and nutritious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Federal Court Docket Set for May Term by Judge Maxey
The May term of the federal court to convene Monday at 10 30 by Judge T 5 Maxey. Final naturalization petitions around thirty heard first, then grand jury actions. Civil docket includes Chambliss vs Simmons Deutsch Jarrett vs Shields and others with multiple company defences and government bankruptcies. Equity cases follow after trial dispositions.
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Federal Court
T. 5
Maxey
Petit Jury
Anna Hardee Chambliss
Charles F. Simmons
Hillyer
Keystone Land and Cattle Company
F. A. Glass
Henry Batot
Cudahy Packing Company
Stockdale Cotton Seed Oil Mill Company
Harry Dancy
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
San Antonio Sand Lime Brick Company
Allis-Chalmers Company
E. B. Flowers
H. N. Morris
Woods National Bank
R. S. Coomes
Swift & Co
Hydro-Carbon Company
H. W. Newby
American Steel and Wire Company
San Antonio Hardware Company
R. N. Morris
J. H. Haile
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Clifton George
George D. Russell
J. W. Bartley
Ng Lee
A. H. Rebentisch
D. C
United States of America
Wong Hue
Jung Ming
Hoy Yet Ming
Coast Storm Abates After Destructive Louisiana Coast
A 36 hour rain and high tides storm eased early today along the Louisiana and Mississippi coasts. No lives lost and property damage is small though Gulfport Biloxi Bay St. Louis and Pass Christian suffered waterfront damage. Rail traffic on Louisville & Nashville and Illinois Central remains disrupted. four spans of a bridge near Dunbar and Rigolets destroyed. Temporary repairs expected to allow line operation tomorrow.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississipi
Gulf Coast
Louisville & Nashville
Illinois Central
Gulfport
Biloxi
Bay St. Louis
Pass. Christian
Lake Pontchartrain
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Dunbar
Rigolets
Three Battleships to Galveston Visit Set
The battleships Minnesota Mississippi and Vermont will visit Galveston Texas from May 30 to June 5 as announced by Secretary Meyer to honor a promise to Galveston residents.
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Galveston
Washington
Minnesota
Mississippi
Vermont
Tex
Meyer
Methodist Episcopal Church South bishops meet in Richmond
All bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church South are expected to attend the board of church extension sessions beginning at Centenary church in Richmond Virginia on April 27 under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Extension Board
Richmond
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Board of Church Extension
Centenary Church
Robbers Take $15,000 in Jewelry Heist on Milwaukee Avenue
Four armed men in a limousine entered Edward Albert’s jewelry store on Milwaukee avenue in Chicago. They beat the proprietor and clerk, forced others into a back room, bound them to steam radiators, and escaped with about $15,000 in valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Alberts
Milwaukee Avenue
Browns Millionaire President Dies at 59 in Cleveland
Alexander E. Brown, 59, president of Brown Hoisting Machinery and inventor of oil and coal handling devices, died at his Cleveland home after months of paralysis. The obituary notes his status as a multi millionaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Alexander E. Brown
Brown Hoistin Machinery Company
Call Wireless Cases Trial for United Wireless Defrauding Investors
NEW YORK April 27 Christopher Columbus Wilson and six associates of the United Wireless company were called for trial on a blanket indictment alleging use of the mails to defraud investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christopher Columbus Wilson
United Wireless Company
Mrs Slade Re elected President In National Society
Mrs. William Garry Slade of New York was re elected president of the National Society of United States when the vote stood 49 to 36 in Atlantic City on April 27. Chicago by a partial report.
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Slade
Atlantic City
William Garry Slade
New York
National Society of
United State
Robert i T Withee
Obher
Phim
Chicago
Indictments Against General Bonilla Noted in New Orleans
In New Orleans on April 27 the United States court announced indictments against General Manuel Bonilla for violating neutrality related to the Hornet gunboat sailing from the port. The notice stated these charges were proposed last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
New Orleans
Manuel Bonilla
United States
Hornet
Indictments Total Twenty In Wall Case And Others
The grand jury returned twenty indictments including six against J F Wall alias BE A Carrier for forgery and related crimes tied to missing insurance policies. Names like Dave Hunter James A King Willie Goodwin Isidro Hernandez and others face various charges as the panel continues tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Wall
BE. A. Carrier
Tobin
el Paso
Pullen
P. Muraida
Thirtyseventh
Wall
Carrier
Herman A. Sievert
Ninth Cavalry
Goodwin
Rubber Williams
Isidro Hernandez
John H. Wolff
H. B. Monserrate
William Herper
Joe Clayton
Francisco Achondo
Grand Jury
Wage Increase Discussion For Philadelphia Transit Workers
An important meeting of division 477 of the Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway Workers will discuss methods to raise wages from 23 to 28 cents an hour. The potential strike by union carmen with the Philadelphia Rapid Transit company is to be decided if the company refuses the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Division 477
Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway Workers
Carmen
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Taylor First Methodist to Add Annex Improvements
Work began on the foundation for an annex to the First Methodist church in Taylor Texas. Contractors Hope Bros estimate a $500 spend for Sunday school rooms and a pastor study to serve Baraca and Philathea classes, enhancing the church’s size and attractiveness in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor, Tex
Hope Bros
First Methodist
Taylor
Methodists of
Texas
Daughter of Napoleon’s Secretary Found Dying
Mrs. Margaret Schwede an 86 year old widow said to be the daughter of Napoleon Bonaparte’s secretary was found unconscious in a room with a gas jet on full. Neighbors smelled gas and entered to find her near death with portraits of Napoleon and her father on the walls. She had little income and faced eviction May 1. Her husband had lost his fortune and died by his own hand.
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Chicago
Margaret Schwede
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Woman Climbs Down 55‑Foot Department Store Ladder
In Buffalo a woman employee, locked in after hours, descended a 55 foot ladder from an upper window to cheers from a crowd. Patrolman Pike watched and the rescue ended with her safe return to street level. The officer quipped that the hobble skirt was vindicated by the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Pike
Southern Telephone transfers Texas properties to Gulf State
A deed filed in Kaufman County records conveys to Gulf State Telephone company all real and personal property in Texas held by Southern Telephone and Telegraph company based in Tyler. The transfer includes material, apparatus, supplies on hand and all tangible assets in Upshaw Dallas Robertson Smith Henderson Mc Lennan Rusk Delta Hamilton and Coryell counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Terrell
Tex
Kaufman
Southern Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tyler
Texas
Gulf State Telephone Company
Upshaw
Dallas
Robertson, Smith, Henderson, McLennan, Rusk
Delta
Hamilton and
Coryell
Taylor Teachers Attend District Missionary Meeting
Taylor Texas April 27 a group of Methodist church women from Taylor attend the district missionary meeting in Georgetown today. Mrs Coleman McKay Mrs E P Williams Mrs J F Bowers Mrs Oscar Bonnell Miss Mary Moody and Mesdames Williams and McKay are on the program to present papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Tex
Methodist Church of Taylor
Georgetown
Coleman McKay
E. P. Williams
J. F. Bowers
Oscar Bonnell
Mary Moody
Mesdames Williams
McKay
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From San Antonio Resident
Mrs. J. R. Rice of 601 Wyoming St San Antonio Texas testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her backache and lameness and she notes family members also found relief. The ad states the pills are for sale by all dealers at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sale agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
San Antonio
J. R. Rice
Wyoming St
Texas
Doan
Bexar Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Glover Will Battle Resumes in Supreme Court
Following Hattie LeBlanc's deposition in St John New Brunswick the attempt to break the Glover will in Cambridge Massachusetts is formally resumed in the state's supreme court. The will mainly gives a large share to the widow and Seymour Glover while four brothers contest. LeBlanc's testimony covers her year with the Glovers in Waltham and amounts to over twelve thousand words. Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as curing scrofula and other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Hattie LeBlanc
Clarence F. Glover
Waltham
Glover
Supreme Court
Miss LeBlanc
St. John
N. B
Glovers
Seymour Glover
Cure Sore Bunions with Calocide Foot Treatment
Physicians mainly used Calocide but now druggists stock it for home use. Dissolve two tablespoonfuls in hot water, soak feet fifteen minutes nightly, then massage sore areas. Repeats cure. bunions shrink, corns peel off, and smelly feet improve with a twenty five cent package.
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John L Glover
Lake Trout
Bullymore
THE
Foley
San Antonians
Tuttle
Hubbard
Mison City
Cable.news
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Peter of
Servia
Budapest
Goedellee
Peter
Citizens’ Ticket
Hanna Ore Concern
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. Collman
Main, Ave
Dame Nature
Iite Wine
Hostetter
Associated. Press
Southern
Gulf State Co
Hood
American Bank & Trust Co
Citizen’s Ticket
San Pedro Ave
Electric Park
J. E. Webb
R. H. Ward
John H. Clark
Frank C. Davis
Retail Merchants’ Association
A. Meert
Commerce Street
Srtsiience
Packea Sam ‘aGuarantee of
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