Warner's Safe Cure touted as kidney disease remedy
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases claiming cures and offers free trials. It features testimonials from a Chicago nurse and promises free medical evaluation and sample urine analysis, urging readers to obtain bottles by mail and warning against substitutes.
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Warner
Marie Pulleh
Washburn Ave
Chicago
Zambago
Warners
Fitrest
Uearsten
Wost
Rochester
Snowlion Haying
Sen Antonio
Tex
Atlanta
Democrats Leave Advertising Revenue From State Convention
San Antonio hosted a state Democratic convention that generated between 15,000 and 20,000 lines of newspaper exposure and about 30,000 lines overall across the press. The Business Men's club publicity bureau distributed notices to gain publicity for the city, with delegates numbering around 1200 and attendees averaging three days.
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San Antonio
Businews
Aps
Maine
California
Texas
Ulerts
Business Men's Club
Carrington
Visitarn
Railroad Magnate and His Possible Successor
Differences with Pennsylvania Railroad directors raise a potential deposition of James McRea from the presidency. Samuel Rea, vice president, is named as a possible successor. The dispute centers on a contract with the New York Central that allegedly costs the Pennsylvania Railroad about 150000 dollars annually.
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Pennsylvania Raiioad
James McRea
Samuel Rea
McHea
Mr. Rea
McRea
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Mi Ik
Rainy Texas Section Reports Widespread Showers
General rain spread across southern Texas from Houston to Uvalde and from Taylor to Pearsall. The downpour between 1 and 2 o clock caused city floods on streets near Webb Ho Government Hill and along Anétin street. Cooler temps and a late dry-season change mark the end of summer with hot days possible into September.
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San Antonio
Texas
Houston
Uvalde
Southern Pacific
Taylor
Pearsall
Nandal Ajous
Webb Ho
Government Hill
Anétin Street
Local Lodge and Labor Meetings Across San Antonio and Nearby Halls
Tomorrow afternoon union and fraternal meetings are scheduled at various halls in San Antonio including Grane Fraternity, Friedrich Ludwig Jahn lodge, Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows. Also listed are Natchez Tribe, Red Men’s hall and Amalgamated Workers union events at Trades Council hall and other venues.
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San Antonio
Grane Fraterniy
Ike
Hall
Friedrich Ludwig
Jahn
ODH
Hermann Sans
Knights of the Nadabece
Odd Fellows Hall
Elk Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Masthis
Servanao Gamlescarn
We. C. Wy
Uscion Bath
Laborers! Protective Union
Traden Council
Steet al+ Workers’ union
Council
Birth Announcements From Local Families
Birth notices list several new arrivals. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Hales of 512 Austin Street Auriyat August 16. A son to Mr and Mrs Me Olemayor at city hospital August 19. A daughter to Miss LAllian Wobin and Mrs. Lilly at Devine. Names and spellings vary in this record.
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Buylevon Stray Sly
Hales
Austin Street
Auriyat
Onry Tianie
Taviar Strent
Anguat
Me Olemayor
City Hospital
Sir Henry Munster
Aumgust
Lallian Wobin Ja
Lilly
Devine
Washington Place Flood Risk Prompted School Board Action
Citizens along Washington Place urge city action to improve the street fearing flood waters from Main Avenue rush into the school yard during heavy rain. The school board seeks curb and grading improvements to prevent damage to the annex and yard, with residents willing to fund part of the costs. The city street department plans Dewey Place next, and Washington Place is hoped to follow.
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Washington Place
Travis
Main Sven
Main Avenue
Laurel Weights
Walington Place
Dewey Place
San Antonio lore and shop talk recalled in street chat
Fragmented reminiscences from San Antonio residents recount playful gossip and quirky downtown scenes. A Quaker-like humor thread runs through a piano purchase tale, a conversation on shopping at Fisellen's store opposite Port City, and a horse radish mix up turned joke.
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Fisellen
Figaher
Burial Permits Mention Several Local Deaths
A damaged notice records burial permits for several individuals including William Hoa aged 4 who died August 18 and interment planned at Sty Laila and Luling Texas. Other entries mention G A Williams aged six with August 18 death, and scattered references to persons and places.
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Wiliam Hoa
Tubarciloais
Probanitt Street
Sty Laila
G. A. Williams
Southwestern
Ingaoe Ways Wm
Luling
Tex
Huerta slain amid a street fight in Santa Rosa area
The Santa Rosa tragedy unfolds as Gullarmo Huerta is killed during a brawl at Hill Ing. Cecilia Ogden testifies at the examining court before Justice Fisk, describing the fight and identifying suspects. Officers Guerrero and Daniels recount the arrest of Montalva and Rocnehez, with evidence and confessions discussed as the case proceeds toward Friday hearings.
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Gullarmo Huerta
Santa Rosa Avenue
Cecilia Ogden
Oficers J
Guerrero
Daniels
Huerta
Montalva
Rochetez
Oliver Guerrera
Rodriguez
Opy
Cadeo
Muerte
Fenny
Ogden
Rocks
Alidis Delug
Rodriguez, Montalva
Farroth
Quintero
Charles van Riper
Bemes
Jushies Vist
Beaker
Samuel Helden
Leonard Garza
Ivara
Baker
Waa
Soldiers 10 Manuver at Fair in Sept
Military spectacle planned for the San Antonio International fair running September 26 to October 11 with U S troops, bands, and competitive drills. The fair directors discussed fencing, roadways, travel badges, and free attractions while coordinating with war department, musicians union, and Traveling Men's Association for a full opening program and Labor Day events.
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San Antonio
Meyer
Otto Wahrmund
Wseoclaliol
Serv
Prod Terrell
W. J. Moore
Vetlea P. Brown
J. Sirana
J. MM. Vance
Bandon Ter
Verles PL Brown
Wihrmund
My. Tittle
Towler & Bro
Real State Dealers
Daly Grounds
River Avenue
Ani Lay
Hare Points
Blir
Duis
Vance
Getrebury
Paul Brossi
Tair
Brogel
Labor Day Committee
Messrs
Straus
Moore, Brownata
Terrall
Boy Narrow Escape In Runaway Buggy Incident
A runaway horse attached to a buggy owned by Mr Smith frightened the family yesterday. The boy, son of Mr Smith, was in the buggy when the horse ran away and collided with another vehicle. He was thrown out but escaped serious injury. one of Mr Smith’s vehicles was damaged.
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Theles
John Hancock
Boston
Hubbard
John Tancock
Smith
Noual
May form club to boost GOP nominee in Bexas County
A Republican governor candidate supporters plan to form a May club in Bexas County to back the GOP nominee. A membership list is being circulated and individuals dissatisfied with Governor Cane’s administration are urged to sign, regardless of party.
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Tayaw Simpson
Bexas County
Cane Belf
Shelly Seeks Divorce From Shellhorse In Fifth District
In early Fifth District court, H Shelly signs for divorce from Q Shellhorse. They wed December 19 1897 and lived together until January 1899.
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H. Shellyhorse
Q. 1. Shellhorse
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John
Botton Lodge No. 4
A. OU
Waadimen Tath
Texas British Association
Red
Soladad Street
Tories
San Antonians
Maw Hay
Altdfa
New Johnson
Marachenu
Nermann
Nhores
IL Baraine
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Pinnick, T. Pla
Budweiser
America
Daly
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
Berman & Zadek Distributors
San Antonio, Texas
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Association
War Department
U. S
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Bexar Drug. CO
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