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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1911

Page

4

Tragic murder suicide in McDonoughville夫妻

Peter Miller 28 shot and killed his 17 year old wife then killed himself in their McDonoughville home after four months of domestic trouble. Their bodies were found eight hours later. Miller recently left work at Texas and Pacific shops in Algiers. He forced his wife to return to their home after she tried to avoid him.

Associated Press New Orleans Peter Miller McDonoughville Miller Texas & Pacific Algiers

Negro Suspect Fails To Answer Description In Cain Case

The man arrested in Montgomery on suspicion of killing Patrolman John H. Cain did not respond to the provided description. Houston police chief Duff Voss offered a $250 reward for Cain's slayer's arrest and conviction.

Associated Fress Houston Tex Montgomery John H. Cain Duff Voss Cain

Kidney Remedies Prove Curative When Used Early

Mr. Perry A. Pitman of Dale Texas reports four months bedridden with kidney and bladder trouble and gall stones. One bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him completely. Ask for it at King Pattison Drug Co.

Perry A. Pitman Dale Tex Foley King &Pattison Drug Co

Local Wilson Supporters Circulate Petitions In Houston

Houston admirers of Woodrow Wilson begin petition drives after an Austin meeting formed a state organization to back Wilson for the presidency. Local clubs start circulating petitions to show backing.

Woodrow Wilson Houston Tex Austin New Jersey

Window Washer Job Sparks 15 Prospects in Chicago

The federal building custodian in Chicago advertised for a window washer. Fifteen qualified applicants have tried in a year, yet no windows are washed. A 180 pound man quit after three hundred feet into the dome admitting he had never washed on the sky and vowed to stay home for his wife and eight children.

Associated Press Chicago Federal

Hay Fever Relief Claim by Foley's Honey and Tar

E M Stewart of 1034 Wolfram Street Chicago reports quick relief from hay fever and summer cold using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. He says the hot summer months bring trouble and praises the product. The King Pattison Drug Co. distributes it.

Foley E. M. Stewart Wolfram St Chicago Stewart King-Pattison Drug Co

Will of James Brennan Refused Probate in Ansonia

Ansonia probate court refuses to admit the late James Brennan's will because it was drawn in a saloon. The will, leaving most of the estate to his widow the third wife, is contested by eight children from his first marriage. Riebse Undertaking Co. auto ambulance service, 221 E. Com. Phone 341.

Associated Press Ansonia Conn James Brennan Riebse Undertaking Co Auto Ambulance Service

Pardon Recommended for Wiley Hill in Texas

The Texas board of pardons issued a favorable report on Wiley Hill from Scurry county who is serving a three year term for male theft. Hill has already served two years. Governor action pending. Houstons S. A. Beard urged approval during his visit.

Austin Tex Board of Pardons Wiley Hill Scurry County Hill A. Beard Houston

Ice Trust Probe Sees Low Profits Amid July Heat

Wesley M. Oler of Knickerbocker Ice testifies in the district attorney investigation that prices rose briefly to $3 a ton during a July heat wave, while the average New York price was about $1.93. He notes two weeks sales were small but revenue fluctuated with unprecedented demand and claims the ice business is not profitable overall.

Associated Press New York Wesley M. Oler Knickerbocker Ice Company Ice Trust

Marble Cutters Strike Threatens New York Building Trade

New York Aug 8 A general strike of marble cutters polishers and rubbers begins this week signaling a serious labor dispute. Marble workers demand fifty cents more daily wages and new regulations opposed by employers. About 2500 will strike and 5000 others in related trades may be idled. current wages range from 3 to 5 1/2 dollars daily.

Associated Press New York

Behles and Boelhauwe Architects Firm Listing

Architects Behles and Boelhauwe are listed at 228 West Commerce Street in a directory entry detailing office location and practice.

Behles & Boelhauwe West Commerce Stret

Dugan Wins 1911 New York East Side Corn Eating Contest

James Dugan a cab driver won the annual Tam many corn eating contest on Broome street porch eating fifty seven ears to take the 1911 championship and a purse of gold coin. Closest rival trailed by eleven ears in New York.

Associated Press New York New York East Side Broome Street James Dugan Dugan

Foley Kidney Pills Quick Relief for Urinary Ailments

Foley Kidney Pills offer prompt relief from backache kidney and bladder trouble rheumatism and urinary irregularities. Aimed at middle aged and elderly people and women, the tonic advertises rapid results from KXNG Pattison Drug Co.

Kxng-Pattison Drug CO

City book advertises Trans Mississippi congress in San Antonio

The Chamber of Commerce promotes official proceedings of the twenty first annual Trans Mississippi congress, held in San Antonio November 22 to 25. The 383 page volume includes photos of hotels the Alamo and Beethov en hall, social events, and San Antonio history. It records enacted measures and recommendations for the national congress. Copies available via J. B. Carrington, secretary of the Chamber.

Chamber of Commerce San Antonio Alamo Missions Beethoven Hall Congress National Congress J. B. Carrington

Long Pontoon Bridge Across West End Lake Is Removed

The U S Army engineers dismantled the 860 foot pontoon bridge across West End lake the longest since the civil war. Sightseers crowded the area as the bridge was taken up after three forenoon sessions of placement. The northwestern arm will be spanned on Tuesdays and Fridays with practice rowing on other days. A government mule died after being frightened by the swaying pontoons and fell into the lake despite efforts to revive it.

West End Lake United States Army Engineers

Telephone Girls Strike at San Antonio Office for New Chief Operator

About forty operators at the San Antonio Telephone Company struck at 7 am demanding the removal of the chief operator. The walkout followed an indignation meeting at Trades Council hall and a petition to Assistant Manager A. R. Marmion. The chief operator was briefly relieved of duties, and the question of final action rests with Manager Walker upon his return.

San Antonio Telephone Company Trades Council Hall East Houston Street Telephone Company A. R. Marmion

Local Property Change In YCAKUM City

George Madison of Terryville purchased from Rev. Charles Smith a house and two lots on O Connor street in YCAKUM Texas. The sale closed August 8.

Ycakum Tex George Madison Terryville Charles Smith O’connor Street

Foley Kidney Pills Promote Quick, Permanent Relief

Advert tells Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney and bladder ailments and urinary irregularities, claims quick and lasting relief plus tonic strength, endorsed by King & Pattison Drug Co.

King & Pattison Drug Co

Fatal Fall From Wire Slide During Pythian Event At Lafayette

J M Howard, 22, engaged in a life slide on a suspended wire in flames, plunged forty feet into the Wabash river during a Knights of Pythias encampment in Lafayette Ind. He was rescued unconscious and hospital reports said he probably would die. About 10 000 spectators witnessed the accident.

Associated Press Lafayette Ind J. M. Howard Wabash River Knights of Pythias Howard Minnesota

Polo Injury Affects Philadelphia Society Figure

Narragansett Pier Rhode Island August incident left Harry W. Harrison a leading Philadelphia society man severely injured after being thrown from his pony during a polo match when the horse stumbled and fell atop him.

Associated Press Narragansett Pier R. I Harry W. Harrison Philadelphia

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