Seven Injured In Collision Of Cars In San Antonio
A Tobin Hill car reversed power to avoid a pedestrian and backed into a South Flores street car at Houston and Soledad at 7 15 last evening injuring seven passengers. Victims include Mrs C Robinson severely hurt with a broken leg and Miss Frances May Sawyer shaken badly.
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Hildreth
Tobin Hill
South Flores
Houston
Soledad Streets
C. Robinson
South Flores Street
Frances May Sawyer
Madison Avenue
RP. M. Fenley
Burleson Street
Mary Swaser
Water Street
J. B. Kerr
Alice Young
Dewey Place
C. Brown
Division Avenue
Traction Company
Houston Street
The Lax Fos Way Ad Promotes Liver and Bowels Health
An advertisement touts Lax-Fos as a tonic for liver stomach kidneys and bowels with a money back plan. It promises systemic strength and urges asking a druggist for a second bottle after purchase.
Staacke Bros Rubber Work in Springfield
Have your carriage or buggy rubber fired by Staacke Bros They apply any Springfield rubber The best here is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staacke Bros
Springfield
George Pierce Buried in Waco After Death in Mexico City
The body of George Pierce was interred in Waco this morning after dying in Mexico City about three months ago. Pierce served as private secretary to Senator Richard Coke of Waco and worked as a telegraph operator under Bell Brooks, current Western Union general manager, during Brooks' tenure as Waco office manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
George Pierce
Mexico City
Pierce
Richard Coke
Bell Brooks
Western Union
Brooks
Floyd Allen Goes On Trial for Murder at Hillsville Case
Floyd Allen, identified as a leader in the Hillsville courthouse massacre clan, goes on trial in Wytheville for the murder of Commonwealth's Attorney Foster. The day focuses on veniremen and witnesses. Allen rides by car for the first time since his injuries from a pistol duel with Clerk Dexter Goad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wytheville
Floyd Allen
Carroll County
Hillsville
Commonwealth
Foster
Veniremen
Floyd
Dexter Goad
Chain Gang Strike Shocks Austin Jail
Six negro prisoners in the Austin city jail refused to work wearing shackles and dumped their food in city hall. City Physician Wickline investigated and found two unable to work while others were permitted to work after a wagon transport compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Wickline
Texas Sunk by Mine Near Smyrna With 140 Drowned
The steamer Texas of the Archipelago American Steamship Company struck a mine at the entrance to the Gulf of Smyrna and sank. One hundred forty persons aboard drowned. The Turkish flag vessel carried mails from Constantinople to the Levant.
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Associated Press
Smyrna
Texas
Archipelago- American Steamship Company
Gulf of Smyrna
Constantinople
Levant
Archipelago-American Steamship Company
Mediterranean
Turkey
Gulf
New Castle
England
Texas Blown Up At Smyrna Mine Field Disaster
Ninety of the 156 passengers aboard the Texas were rescued after the ship struck a mine at the entrance to the Gulf of Smyrna. Reports say the wreck occurred when the Texas deviated from a pilot's indicated course amid a boycott context and a fleet of eight state named vessels received US flag authorization from the U.S. consul general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Constantinople
Texas
Gulf of Smyrna
United States
Pennsylvania Lines San Antonio Office Moves to Room 314
The San Antonio passenger office for Pennsylvania Lines has relocated to Room 314 in the Gunter Building. This move affects ticketing and travel inquiries previously handled at the former location.
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Pennsylvania Lines
San Antonio
Gunter Building
Georgia Prohibition Statutes Upheld
Sam Loeb of Atlanta must serve a year on the chain gang or pay 1000 dollars for violating Georgia prohibition law. The U S Supreme Court dismissed his appeal after he failed to print the record as required, following convictions for possessing liquor and wine for a wedding feast.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Sam Loeb
Loeb
United States Supreme Court
United States
Cure for Eczema Highlighted by Scranton Mother
A Scranton mother recalls her daughter’s three year struggle with eczema beginning at birth. She credits the Cuticura Soap and Ointment for rapid relief and complete cure after six months of use. The ad promotes Cuticura products and offers free samples and a skin care booklet.
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Washburn St
Scranton
E. Nelson
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Beeville Consideres Commission Form City Government
A Beeville election is set for next Thursday to decide adopting a commission form of government. Voters will also choose a mayor and two city commissioners. Mayoral candidates are A F Lutts and J C Dougherty, while candidates for commissioner are C A Heldenfels W O McCurdy and A C Marsden.
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Beeville
Tex
A. F. Lutts
J. C. Dougherty
C. A. Heldenfels
W. O. McCurdy
A. C. Marsden
District Attorney Seeks 150 Jurors for Brock Murder Trial
Judge George Calhoun ordered a special venire of 150 men to be summoned to select a jury for the Henry Brock case. The grand jury had indicted Brock for the killing of Mollie King last Wednesday in Austin Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
James R. Hamilton
Henry Brock
George Calhoun
Fifty-third District Court
Brock
Mollie King
Boy Shotself Accident in Seguin Tex
Mexican boy Louis Palacios aged 15 accidentally shot and killed himself with a rifle yesterday afternoon two miles east of Seguin Texas authorities reported SEGUIN April 30 special to the light.
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Self
Seguin
Tex
Louis Palacios
Venezuelan cabinet resigns amid interim minister leadership
Caracas reports the Venezuelan cabinet resigned today with the reason undisclosed. Directors of the various ministries have assumed temporary control of their departments as a stopgap measure.
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Associated Press
Caracas
Zion City Prayer Meeting Riots Leave Many Injured
Rioting surged after plant workers attacked a 200 person Zion City prayer gathering in Zion Illinois. Elder F M Royal and Joseph Bishop badly beaten. Bishop believed to have a fractured skull. Over a third of the 150 Zion women attendees were injured as clashes erupted tied to tobacco protests by Wilbur Glenn Voliva followers.
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Zion City
Zion
John Alexander Dowie
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Dowie
F. M. Royal
Elder Royal
Joseph Bishop
Alamo City Earns Honor in Army Examination Results
The report of the examiners shows J. Ripley Jacobs Jr., son of Rev. J. R. Jacobs, Pine Street Methodist pastor, achieving the fourth highest average among all successful candidates for a second lieutenant commission. Jacobs also ranked first among Texas candidates amid several hundred examinees nationwide.
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Alamo City
J. Ripley Jacobs Jr
J. R. Jacobs
Pine Street Methodist Church
Leutenant
Jacobs
Texas
United States
Eckmans Alterative touted as tuberculosis remedy in early testimonial
A historical notice promotes Eckmans Alterative for consumption and tuberculosis with patient testimonials. It claims improvements in weight, night sweats, cough, and overall health, citing Mrs. Govert’s recovery and urging readers to consult Fischer's drug store for further information and a booklet.
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Anna Govert
Anna Trinen
Wm. Berg
St. Michael's Church
Shoreville
Ind
Eckman
Rev. Wm. Berg
Jos. Grimmer
Fischer
Eckma Bora
Jail Contract Paid In Full After Structural Inspection
George J. Costas of Stewart Iron Works Cincinnati was paid about 24000 dollars by county commissioners after a thorough inspection of the rebuilt county jail. Architect Henry T. Phelps and the commissioners accompanied the inspection and formal payment approval.
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George J. Costas
Stewart Iron Works
Cincinnati
Ohio
Henry T. Phelps
Fire Devastates Exchange Building in New York
Fire broke out on the top floors of the twelve story Exchange building on West Thirty second street. Four floors burned out causing an estimated loss of 100 000 dollars. D Appleton publishers offices and many printing and mercantile firms were destroyed.
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New York
Exchange
West Thirty-second Street
D. Appleton
Monarchists Active in Portugal Again
Report from Lisbon dated April 30 notes indications that Portuguese monarchists plan another bid to seize northern provinces. Govern authorities report preparations to restore the king, with clashes near San Gregorio and monarchist activity traced to La Ganiza and related facilities.
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Lisbon
Portugal
San Gregorio
Spain
la Ganiza
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