Popular San Antonio social figure Mrs Kilburn dies
Mrs Kilburn, wife of Captain D W Kilburn of the Tenly Sixth Infantry, died in Los Angeles from blood poisoning after a lingering illness. The couple, married three years ago at Brownsville, leave an infant son. Post officers sent floral tributes and telegrams of condolence to Captain Kilburn at Fort Sam Houston and in San Antonio many officers joined in mourning.
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Chattes BE
Hay
D. W. Kilburn
Tenly Sixth Infantry
Indict Fish Trust and Two Railroads in Eking Law Violations
In Chicago August term a United States district court returned indictments against the Fish Trust of New York and Chicago, the Chicago and St Louis Railroad, and the Lehigh Valley Railroad. They are charged with violations of the Sherman law prohibiting restraint of trade and other prohibited practices.
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Chicago
United States District Court
A. Tobb and Company
Fish ‘Trust
New York
Chiego
Ted 10 Bed Yet Sleepwalker Hurt
Ted Gonzales suffered injuries after falling from a second story hotel window while sleepwalking. He had tied himself to the bedpost with a cape to prevent accidents, but the rope reportedly gave way as he fell, causing his injuries.
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Ted
Troop Movement Through City With Infantry Relocation
The Nineteenth Infantry detachment relieving the Twenty-fifth at Fort McIntosh is expected to pass through the city Sunday afternoon on route to the border. RL McMibbin departs for Laredo tonight to monitor troop movements from Fort Mcintosh and will ride with the battalion to El Paso. Marriage license issued for Rosie Stafford and Charley Canady.
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Nineteenth Infantry
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fort McIntosh
McMibbin
Southern Pacific
Laredo
Fl Paso
Dentist Dr Kenney Dies After Two Day Illness
Dr Kenney a prominent dentist died early this morning after a two day illness. He went to his brother’s office at 209 Alamo plaza Thursday complaining of feeling unwell. An examination showed serious condition and he was moved to a hospital where care was given but he died. He was about 30, survived by four brothers, two sisters, and his parents living on a ranch six miles from the city. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Kenney
Alamo Plaza
John W. Kenney
Sam
Nett Kenney
Coldest August Day Recorded in Chicago Weather Log
Chicago August 3 report shows yesterday was the coldest August day in 37 years for the Weather Bureau with a minimum near 54 degrees. The record low for August occurred in 1872 at 46 degrees and yesterday ties the coldest August reading since 1873 when 55 degrees was recorded on August 18.
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Weather Bureau
Chicago
Murder Attends Chinatown War in Boston
In Chinatown last night a shooting left several men wounded and three dead. Police arrested five New York Chinamen, believed to be Hip Sing Tong members, in a clash with Boston Oh Long Tong affiliates. Authorities seek other attackers, as the feud appears to involve ten to fifteen assailants.
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Boston
Mass
Chinatown
New York
Hip Sing Song
Oh Long Tong Society
Firstolley
Hip Sing Tong
Virginia Ultimatum Demands Railways Follow New Rate Law
Governor Swanson along with the Corporation Commissioners Brantiss and Stuart Attorney General Anderson and Senator Daniel sent an all in question to railroad counsel. They demand the railroads refrain from submitting to the ten two cent rate and refuse to implement the rate within thirty days.
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Virginia
Rilmond
Way Awa
Swanson
Corporation
Brantiss and
Stuart
Altorney
Anderson
C. Braxton
Senator Daniel
He Tate
Allinsium
Inn
Autoists Mobbed as Car Burned by Angry Farmers
In Chicara Aug 3 a touring party led by Louis Swift and two women companions were forced from their car near Deerfield, Mississippi, and the big automobile was set on fire by enraged farmers after a boy was accidentally struck. The party was then left two miles from Moraine hotel in Highland Park, Kentucky, as locals jeered and refused aid.
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Chicara
Th Chupin
Louis FL Swift
Milltionaire Packer
Mr. Chapin
Deerfield
Moraine Hotel
Highland Park
Kig
Public whipping for wife beater in Hezelton Pa
Louis Samboli accused of wife beating is flogged by Alderman D A McKelvey after entering for hearing. McKelvey seizes him by the collar drags him into a shed strips his coat then belts him on the back as others watch. The punishment is described as severe with Samboli kneeling and pleading for mercy.
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Hezelton
Louis Samboli
D. A. McKely
MevKelvey
Hin
Din
Phe
MeKelvey
Bel Me-Kelvey
VARDAMAN WINS ON FACE OF RETURNS
Mississippi returns show Vardaman leading in the senatorial race as Davis and Scott loom as likely governor contenders. With one county left, the margin under 209 votes, and officials warn another day may be needed to finalize results.
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Vardaman
Qileai
Mississippi
John Sharp Wiliams
Fgu
Cstyaksheva
Aussissippi
Jackson
Miss. Ang
Jelt Davis
Noel
Scott
Medals dispatched for rifle and pistol winners at Camp Theodore J. Wint
Medal dispatch from department headquarters to Camp Theodore J Wint follows a morning pistol event. Fort Sheridan bound rifle and pistol teams include Captain A G Migsen Fifth Cavalry and Lieutenant Ward Dabney Twenty-First Infantry among others with scores near 270.
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Department
Camp
Theodore J
First Cavalry
George Bond
Fifth Cavalry
Macksmith Allen Collis
Pith
Fred W. Vallon
Cayley
Pelvate Anggun Pasell
Charles 1, Tong
San Antonio Weather Forecast and Temperatures
San Antonio and vicinity expect showers tonight and Sunday. The 12 hour period ending 7 am recorded a low near 74 degrees and a high around 93. Wind was 6 mph at 7 am. The official weather office data compare with a short time ago.
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San Antonio
Fellows
Texas
Texas Range in 600 Shape Says Texford Reports
Texford returned from West Texas trips to San Angelo Sonora Rock Springs Port Meltavitt and other points. He described cattlemen prospering from dipping methods and improved grazing practice. Distant ranges show grass lushness water good though moisture scarce and cattle prices cited with promise.
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Texford
West Texas
San Angelo
Sonora
Rock Springs
Port
Meltavitt
Riteky
Seah
Mr. Thomt
Standard Oil fined record punishment by Judge Landis
In Chicago, Judge Landis imposed the maximum fine of 29,240,000 on Standard Oil Company of Indiana for rebating in a long Indictment covering 1,908 counts. The case, tied to the Chicago, Rock Island and Gulf transportation and involving the wagon and Alton Railway, drew massive crowds and gatekeeper enforcement. The court plans a special grand jury to review other rebating actions and will proceed against Chicago, Allen Railroad for similar offenses. The verdict found 1,462 counts guilty after a two hour jury deliberation. The company plans an appeal as prosecutors seek full enforcement of the penalties.
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Chicago
Landis
United States
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Stanford Oil Company
Chiga © Allen Railroad Company
Jol D. Rockefeller
Standard CH Company
Chiwagon & Alton Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
We Transportation
Whiting
St. Louis
Chapell
Mao
Plex
Landis F
Pkiln
United States District Attorney
Fiz
Wddy
Marlin
Acust
Standard OW Company
New Jersey
Standen Ol Company
Itang
Ari Holdings
Dev
Crime Wave Strikes New York Women and Children
Police face a surge of attacks on women and children with two more reported in a day and a third case brought to light. Detectives differ on whether a single predator or multiple offenders are responsible as victims list grows to five with more suspected.
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New York
Tony
London
Salgon Han Wins License Contest
Judge Shook ruled that remonstrators failed to prove a sufficient case to deny a liquor license for J ing South Heights. After adjournment the license was granted. The case was one of the fiercest heard with many witnesses and it suggests remaining contests will be finished early next week.
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Shook
J. ‘Ing
South Heights
Richardson Nephew Falls To Mental Illness On Train
Asher Richardson, nephew of the prominent rancher Asher Richardson Sr, went insane on an I and G N train this morning. Officers in San Antonio were summoned, Deputy Sheriff Matthews aided, and he was jailed before transfer to Mandy's sanitarium for treatment. The family, including the uncle famous for cattle interests, hopes the derangement is temporary.
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Pylands
Richardson
Asher Richardson
Soekwan
San Antonio
Matthews
Nashville
Tana
Faeeram
Alabama Saloon Bill Signed to Enforce Prohibition
Governor Comer signed a bill requiring the state to close saloons early at night as part of a broader prohibition scheme. The measure completes local option by counties, production shipments to prohibition territory, and sets closing hours, with teachers to enforce effects across counties.
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Fort Sam Houston
Husband
Indict Fish Trust
Railroads
Victin
City
Rosie Stafford
Charley Canady
Boe
Anary
Williams
Camp Wintt
Oil Trust
Salgon Han
Judge Shook
Asa. Richardson SR
Alabama
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