Community notices and professional listings in San Antonio
Local professionals list offices and services including osteopaths and chiropractors at various buildings such as 206 Gunter and Bedell. Humane Society officers are named with contact numbers and building addresses. A criminal case notes Curley Brown receiving a five year sentence for theft. Social events include dances at Muth's Garden and Dixie Social Club at 117 N. Flores St. A bankruptcy referee appointment and a Real Estate exchange luncheon on Equalization are reported with names and venues.
Priest's Advice Led To Her Recovery
A 1907 Rochester affidavit describes recovery from tubercular peritonitis after taking Eckman's Alterative. The letter credits a priest's urging and notes weight gain from 72 to 125 pounds with full recovery. The text promotes the remedy for bronchial and lung ailments and invites readers to request a booklet.
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Eckman
Rochester
N. Y
St. Mary's Hospital
Edna Finzer
A. M. Fischer
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Somers system advocate invited again for discussio n
W H Young exponent of the Somers system invited to again be present. Pearce Robinson Undertaking auto ambulances and Travis Club address envelopes with a Montague im printing machine. Dr C E Tinknam dentist suite 422 423 Moore building. Negro Allie Taylor 22 arrested on information from Guadalupe county sheriff booked as fugitive from justice.
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W. H. Young
C. E. Tinknam
Moore Building
Guadalupe County
Allie Taylor
Green
Beck
Seguin
Hart Kidd Aikman Firm Forms Public Accounting Partnership
Notice announces a new public accounting partnership named Hart Kidd Aikman Co with offices in Houston and San Antonio. Partners Alex A Hart CPA George Kidd Jr and W M Aikman.
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Hart, Kidd, Aikman & Co
First National Bank
Houston
Moore Building
San Antonio
Alex. A. Hart, C. P. A, George Kidd JR
W. M. Aikman
Gimbel Delicateasen Oyster House Ad on Crockett Street
Oysters on the half shell and a selection of meats are offered with fine roast turkey chicken and duck. Prices described as moderate. Location listed as Crockett street opposite Grand opera house.
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Gimbel Delicateasen
Crockett Street
Grand Opera House
County Leaders Inspect Local Convict Camp
County Judge James R. Davis and the county commissioners visited the convict camp east of the city to inspect how road convicts are housed treated and provided for with plans to improve conditions if feasible.
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James R. Davis
Day in Congress Senate and House Actions in Noon Session
Senate convened at noon with Johnson of Alabama pushing printing of Taft speech as a public document. Omnibus claims bill under consideration. shipping interests opposed sea servitude. Court impeachment of Judge Archbold resumed at 1 30 p m. House drafts appropriations for legislative, executive, judicial and naval programs. Naval bill eyed at 120 to 130 million. Levy and foreign affairs sums noted. progress on river harbor appropriations and military funding.
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Senate
Johnson
Alabama
Taft
Commerce
Archbald
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Padgett
Progressive Party
Banking and Currency Committee
Treasury
Foreign Affairs Committee
Sulzer
Indictments Won Against Three Suspected Rare-Book Swindlers
Suffolk county grand jury returned indictments against Walter V. Dutton Frank T. Daniels and George M. Fisher alias George M. Wilson for larceny of 6300 from Harvard student Frank G. Carnochan and conspiracy to steal his money and chattels. Dutton and Daniels are under arrest in Boston while Fisher Wilson is in New York custody.
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Boston
Magss
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Walter V. Dutton
Frank T. Daniels
George M. Fisher
George M. Wilson
New York
Frank G. Carnochan
Harvard
Carnochan
Boyish Defiance Lands Maiden District Court Hearing
Russell W. Owens, a 6 ft 2 in 180 lb Black man, appeared before Judge Sweetser in Maiden district court on a complaint by his mother. She said he won’t mind, won’t work, pawns clothes, and the boy claimed head trouble. The judge ordered possible reform school placement. Australia reports thirty five male centenarians.
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Boston
Mass
Russell W. Owens
Sweetser
Maiden District
Owens
Reformatory
Vinol Promises Quick Grippe Recovery and Strength
An advertisement warns grippe can lead to pleurisy or pneumonia and promotes Vinol cod liver and iron as a remedy to restore strength. It cites Mrs. A A Crabill of Strasburg Virginia praising Vinol for relieving a four year cough and urges readers to try it, offering a money back guarantee if no benefit. The ad notes A M Fischer druggist in San Antonio Texas sells Vinol and Saxo Salve for eczema.
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Grippe
Vinci
A. A. Crabill
Strasburg
A. M. Fischer
San Antonio
Tex
P. S
Blackburn's Casca Royal Pills Promise Health Boost
A 19th century ad touts Blackburn's Casca Royal Pills priced at 10c or 25c for relief of constipation biliousness stomach liver and bowel trouble claiming improved health and feelings after a single trial. The copy urges readers to try the medicine to prove its value.
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Blackburn
Keokuk Dam described as vast Mississippi power project
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports the Keokuk dam spans nine tenths of a mile across the Mississippi with spillways between spans. The project will narrow the river to half its width, enable deep water navigation for 65 miles, and generate over 300000 horsepower at a cost near 25 million dollars, with substantial foreign ownership and U.S. benefits.
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Keokuk
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
St. Louis
United States
Canada
England
France
Germany
Belgium
Burglary Ended By Burglar’s Pie Indignation
A Pittsburgh Bellevue burglar raided the home of W. W. Martin Tuesday night and looted the lower floor. He paused to eat a pumpkin pie and later a jar of peaches before Martin awakened, causing the thief to flee empty handed.
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Pittsburg
W. W. Martin
Bellevue
Mr. Martin
Richey & Casey hold first banker bond dinner
Salesmen and employees of Richey and Casey gathered at the Gun ter hotel for a social dinner hosted by R. A. Richey and L. A. Casey. The event aimed to build fellowship and understanding among the firm’s workers with attendees including Howard, Carroll, Potter, Rogers, Weatherford, Rhodius, Nacke, and others.
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Titse
Richey & Casey
Gunter Hotel
R. A. Richey
L. A. Casey
Banque
T. Howard
C. S. Carroll
W. H. Potter
Wallace Rogers
A. W. Weatherford
A. Rhodius
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Charles A. Thomas
D. M. Byrne
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Federal Court
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Diaz Sisters
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Travis Club
W. M. Wolf
Bedell Building
San Antonio Humane Society
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Fred Davison
Hicks
Curley Brown
Hames
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Mackay Building
E. M. Collins
Dixie Social Club
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Yale Dentists
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Hicks Building
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