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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1913

Page

3

Mad Physician Is Placed In Asylum

Marietta Ohio August 12 Dr William R Dabney a surgeon once praised for eye ear and throat work has been committed to Longview Asylum in Cincinnati. A vivisection on an unconscious patient during anaesthesia revealed madness directing his hand as attendants and nurses cried out in horror and restrained him.

Marietta, O Longview Asylum Cincinnati William R. Dabney Dabney Marietta Jacob I. Schaad Dr. Dabney Schaad

San Quentin re-sentences 1906 murder case after fire

August Geber, condemned for the Charles Hartman murder in 1906, escaped re sentencing due to the San Francisco fire destroying trial records. An appeal and delay left Geber in San Quentin until Judge Dunn ordered a resentence to death after Hartman, the victim's, son flagged the decades long delay. Battleship Idaho tops Navy gunnery and engineering efficiency charts with a 94.5 figure of merit.

San Francisco Cal August Geber Geber Charles Hartman San Quentin Penitentiary San Quentin George Hartman Dunn Idaho Washington, D. C United States Navy W. L. Sioward Utah Michigan New Hampshire Florida Maryland Delaware Wyoming Virginia

Fresh sausage claim and palm ivory discovery notice

When you buy sausage ask your butcher or grocer for the king with TIN TAG for you may know that you are getting fresh, wholesome goods. SEE DISPLAY IN LOBBY OF GRAND OPERA HOUSE, UNION MEAT COMPANY. French scientists have found a new source of vegetable ivory in the albumen of the fruit of a small palm growing practically in the French Sudan.

Grand Opera House Union Meat Company Sudan

Catholics May Hold Meeting in Baltimore

Delegates at the American Federation of Catholic Societies in Milwaukee discuss next convention sites with Baltimore favored for 1915 and California for 1916 or 1915. Re-elections predicted for Denechand and Matre as officials. Women delegates vote not to organize a national Catholic women’s union, citing suffrage debate barred by Archbishop Messmer. лид

Milwaukee Wis Baltimore Los Angeles San Francisco American Federation of Catholic Societies St. Paul New York City Kansas City Cardinal Gibbons California Denechand Charles I. Denechand New Orleans Federation Anthony Matre St. Louis Matre National Catholic Women's Union G. Messmer Messmer Anothe League Lead S. C Phoebe Hearst Pleasanton Cal William Randolph Hearst Joseph Bush Monsignor Patrick J. Supple Boston

Found Dead with Bullet in Brain Carl Steinert

Carl Steinert a 41 year old boiler maker was found dead with a bullet wound at his father’s Grand Avenue home at 5 30 yesterday. A pistol with one discharge was nearby. Coroner Fisk conducts the inquest. Steinert a Germany native lived here 31 years and was last seen alive after visiting streets with a companion. Funeral at 5 this afternoon at San Antonio Undertaking. He leaves parents two brothers Henry and Bernard and sisters Mrs Eleanor Schneider and Mrs Elizabeth Pierce. Interment Cemetery No 3.

Carl Steinert Grand Avenue Fisk Steinert Germany San Antonio Undertaking Company Henry Bernard Steinert Eleanor

Girls Tell Story Of Trip 10 Reno Murder Trial

Marsha Warrington testified as the first witness in Maury Diggs’s Mann Act trial recounting a Sacramento to Reno escape with Lola Norris Drew Caminetti and Diggs that sparked national interest. Lola Norris was expected to corroborate similar details as court proceedings continue. Meanwhile in Waco Texas O L Williams plans to tour to Bryan then Galveston to promote Highway Association branches and good roads movement, continuing the logged Waco to Bryan segment.

Lola Norris Marsha Warrington Reno Caminetti Diggs Drew Caminetti Maury L Diggs San Francisco Cal Maury I. Diggs Sacramento Nev Congress Miss Warrington Waco Tex O. L., Williams Bowie Texas Bryan Williams Galveston

Morgenthau Seen As Turkish Ambassador Pick

White House did not announce today but sources say Henry Morgenthau will accept the Turkish ambassadorship and his nomination will be sent to the Senate soon. He is described as chairman of the finance committee of Wilson’s campaign.

Morgenthau Turkish Post Washington, D. C White House Henry Morgenthau Wilson Morgentheau Turkey Senate

PLAN EXTENSION OF PARCEL POST SYSTEM

The Post office Department plans further parcel post extensions with Postmaster General Burleson in daily consultation with senior officials. A department statement notes new weight and postage specifications take effect Friday and promises ongoing analysis to expand the service’s usefulness.

Washington, D. C Postoffice Department Burleson Department Man’ Fea

Cure Lupus and skin diseases with S.8S from Swift Co

An advertisement claims lupus and other skin diseases respond to S.8S a blood specific from The Swift Specific Co. It describes lupus as a blood impurity issue and asserts the product cures by controlling the blood supply without minerals or drugs. Instructions urge readers to request the illustrated book and warn against substitutes.

S&s Swift Specific Co Swift Laboratory Atlanta

Postal savings bank system to take effect Friday

A portion of the postal savings bank system will become effective on Friday, marking a step in rolling out the new financial service. The rollout aims to expand access to savings for the public and streamline government banking operations.

Ture Postal Savings Bank Sys Friay

Socialist Leader August Bebel Dies in Zurich

August Ferdinand Bebel, 73, German Socialist leader, died in Zurich. A key figure since 1862, he helped organize labor efforts and served in the imperial parliament from 1871, facing imprisonment for high treason and lese majeste. He steered the party through turmoil and saw its rise to strong representation.

Zurich Ferdinand Bebel August Bebel Labor Movement Germany

National Federation of Settlements Holds First Conference

Pittsburgh Pa August 13 distinguished social workers will join the first three day conference of the National Federation of Settlements opening September 24 Jane Addams of Chicago and Miss Julia C Lathrop director of the National Childrens Bureau will attend Charles C Cooper resident director of Kingsley House and the Pittsburgh settlement and Social Workers Club are organizing care for several hundred delegates Officers include Lilan D Ward president New York Graham Taylor vice president Chicago Robert A Woods secretary treasurer Boston and Albert J Kenedy assistant secretary

Pittsburg National Federation of Settlements Jane Addams Chicago Julia C. Lathrop National Children's Bureau Charles C. Cooper Kingsley House Social Workers’ Club of Lilan D. Ward New York Graham Taylor Robert A. Woods Boston Albert J. J. Kenedy

Wealthy Fresno Japaneseman Faces Deportation

May Deport Wealthy Jap reports H Iwata, the wealthiest Japanese in Fresno County, was arrested by U S Immigration Inspector Brazie and faces deportation for illegal entry. He owns property housing 40 Japanese women recently arrested, a business block, a modern theater, and is a director in a Japanese land company.

Fresno Cal H. Iwata Iresno County United States Immigration Brazie Iwata

Complete Army Training at Mount Gretna Camp

Nearly 200 students from over 40 eastern colleges completed a month long course led by U S army officers trained at Gettysburg. The group then hiked to the state rifle range for practice. Range work ended yesterday with 70 percent of the students qualifying.

Mount Gretna United States Army Gettysburg

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