Orange Man Who Shot Self Taken Home
J O Simms longtime employee of Mmlertink Lumber, Orange Texas, shot himself in Santa Rosa hospital after traveling from San Antonio for health, and died at his home. Interment planned today as family mourns and officials note despondency over poor health. Simms left a large family behind.
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J. O. Simms
Mmlertink Lumber Company
Orange
Texas
Ymerlc
Santa Rosa
Simms
San Antonio
Little Howe
Sinan
Hie
Goodson
Hen worth 1000 at Chicago Poultry Show
Dec T4 Chicago hosts National poultry show with top attractions headlined by the $1000 hen owned by Er négil Kellerstross of Hannan County and other notable birds. Also features Dr. Groves remedy promotions and a crossbred ideal hen by Prof Armstrong.
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Chicago
Er Négi Kellerstross
Hannan Cty
Prof. Armstrong
Dowie
Isle of Man
Kittens Hungry Cat Turns Fisherman At Local Show
A midweek note from the Beresford Kat Club in Chicago details cat show events with Mrs. Hugh E. King as treasurer. It highlights high degre cats differing in nature, and a water-loving feline that rode a driftwood piece before returning to its keeper.
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Chicago
Dee
Beresford Kat Club
Western Terrior
Hugh E. King
Rich Life Sparks Extrav agance Sermon at Lake Shore Drive
Chicago December sermon by Rev Dr Stone decry extravagance and luxury among the idle. He warns riches hinder entry to the kingdom of God and calls for restraint, noting many wealthy attendees and surprisingly many poorer families in the pews. He cites the age old adage that wealth or poverty alone do not ensure virtue.
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Chicago
Ill
Stone
Lake Shore Drive
Goa
Wet Known San Antonians in a Houston bookshop tale
A young reader visits Louis book stores on Houston Street and asks a bookseller about essays on great financial games. Banter follows with a veteran bookseller recalling a streetcar incident and a city philosopher debating heat generation from sunset wind and wood.
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Louis
Houston Street
Manasc Biller
Travelers Boost War on Tuberculosis Meeting Action
The Travelers Protective Association chapter approved a $100 Wis membership donation after a resolu tion praising the Texas Anti Tuberculosis association. Secretary Kid Sachs will forward the funds. They allocated $10 for a Christmas tree at the Market home and similar sums for Catholic and Protestant homes. A townsite company proposal offered a plot at Arangax Pass for the post to consider.
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Texas
Arangax Pass
Atnto Divyigkan
Fair slate battle as director vote nears
The San Antonio fair election faces a split slate led by L. J. Tart who declines a director post due to hotel duties. J M Vance remains outside the new slate, C K Kight is touted but declines. Directors vote noon to 12 with stockholders expected to cast most ballots.
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L. J. Tart
San Antonian
Hart
Tnday
J. M. Vance
Fair
Mr. Vance
Hig Connectiqs
Nami Af
C.K. Kight
Business Men's Club
Right
The
Fair Association
Stockholdens
Fulo Wahrmund
W- B. Tuttle
J. M- Varice
George C. Sir
George C. Flehlits
D. Tslraus
Frederick Terrell
Waries
PL Brosa
Silva Heimann
Simms
W. J. Moore
Albert Steves
Henning Bruin
May Hart
W. B. Talila
BJ. Woodward
Otto Wheeler
D- A. Walter
H. Bruhn
W. C. Rigsby
Wf. Simoe
GA 4
Halt
Pred Terrell
Nat M. Waslinz
Kellan Karopmann
J. Kirkpatrick
Man Dies After Saving Fiance From Feverside
In the 1940s tale from Northwestern University, Griffith, 34, stayed at the bedside of his fiancée Ain during a typhoid fever outbreak. His dedication accompanied Susan Parker through illness, but he contracted the disease and died yesterday, leaving charms of devotion amid campus memory.
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Chicaro
Develon
Ain
Northwesteen University
GriMith
Susan Parker
Arnaud Elected President of French Aid Society
The French Aid Society of Welda held a meeting yesterday to elect officers for the coming year. E. H. Arnaud was chosen president with J. Loustaunan as vice president and J. M. Ona as secretary. A. Castanola was named treasurer and A. Castanola also on the fiance committee alongside D. Lieber and J. Flory.
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Mawuial Aid Society
Welda
Eneiking
EH Arnaud
J. Loustaunan
J. M. Ona Seristant
A. Sarinen
A. Castanola
D. Lieber
J. Flory
J. Sebulte
V. Jeanin
Z. Apron George Culn
A. Ha
Adams as loafer and Eve savior of race debate
Chicago dispatch reports a dramatic speech in which Willis McCulloch of Evanston, the only woman justice of the peace in the United States, denounces Adam as a loafer and extols Eve as the mother of arts and sciences. The speaker claims history shows woman originated maps and the good things of the world, challenging male credit for progress.
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Chicago
Willeh McCulloch
Evanston
United Stats
Adam
Eve
Snow Pikes
Mupson’s Cure Claims Quick One Day Relief
An obscure old advertisement touts Mupson’s Cold Remedy promising rapid healing for sore throats and chills. It markets cures for coughs and lung discomfort with claims of eliminating aches and improving breathing, priced at 250. The copy references Mayon’s Rhonmalin Remedy and Mannxon’s Rainoy Temy as additional products.
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Mupson
Rerolien Tolrta
Maayon
Manxon
Bonus Waiver Sent Out by San Antonio Railroad
The article describes a mass mailing of a waiver for subscribers to a railroad subsidy. Secretary Carrington oversees notice dispatches and hopes replies arrive by week’s end. It notes ongoing plans linked to Edwards and a potential Frisco extension, with San Antonio and Tamaulipas negotiations and a misposted $106 subscription by Townheim & Co.
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Sar Antonio
Brownseilie
Teletort
Bani
Rybarn
Carrington
Edwards
Ban Antonio
Brownsville
St. Louis
San Antonio
Tamaulipas
Mexico
Gaucougiona
Regniblie
Prady
Tamplea
Townheim & Co
Admiral Speedy Guest of Ceylon Governor in Colombo
In Colombo Ceylon on December 14 Admiral Speedy visited Governor Sir Henry Edward McQuitum, greeted by a large crowd. He inspected the guard of honor, rode to the governor's residence with officials, and was later hosted by the governor who returned the reception. Also noted were arrivals of the American Kaleshina and scheduled entertainments for admirals Sharcy Wil and Seaton Kehoe.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Raar Adefulvat Sperry
Hetle Shin Connacticut
Henry Edward McQuitum
Guard of Honor
Iusinft
Rexidonea
Suvernor
Hig Cat
Connecticut
Taunt
Smoton
Cicombe Yeaterday
Mantle
Sharcy Wil
Royarnor
Seaton Kehoe
Lawrence
Ranger Captain Ward Buried After Long Service in Rangers
The funeral for Captain William M. Ward of Terry's Texas Rangers took place this afternoon in Hannover with friends who knew him for decades in attendance. Ward, 80, died Sunday after eight months of illness at his Wimendort home after breaking his hip in a fall. Survived by his wife and son Henry J. Ford, he served in the U S Army during the Mexican War, joined Terry's Texas Rangers in 1861, and later fought with Forrest’s brigade. He endured capture, secret-service duty, and a long postwar life in Elmendorf after a storied Civil War career across Texas and Kentucky.
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Willian M. Ward
Terry
Texan Rangers
Wimendart
Captain Word
Wimendort
Henry J Ford
Texas Rangers
Houston
Leutenant
Kentucky
Shiloh
Texas
Tater
Forest
Brage
Chickamauga
Confederacy
Galveston
el Paso
Secret Service
Ord
Mexico
Elmendorf
Observation cars begin run today in San Antonio
The Gan Antonio Traction Company launched observation cars at 9 30 this morning. Two trams will run daily through the city and beyond to showcase the improving streets and provide festive transport for visitors and locals alike. One tram starts at 1 30 p m and the other at 3 20 p m each day.
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Gan Antonio Traction Company
Toaden
San Antanio
Bon Antanio
Prisoners Face Judge Buckley In City Court
Fifty nine prisoners faced Judge Buckley this morning after police and detective work since Saturday. Many were fined one dollar each for vagrancy or drunkenness, with a total fines tally around one hundred dollars. A group of 80 prisoners were jailed on vagrancy charges, including recent arrivals from Houston and New Orleans districts. Women in a later procession were fined five dollars each after admitting vagrancy and travel from other states.
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Buckley
Duckley
Newnan
West Side
Houston
Teawmont
Suraveport
Horticulturalists Open Annual Session in Council Bluffs
The National Horticultural Congress opens its first annual exposition in Council Bluffs today at 10 a.m. in the auditorium. Delegates gather for the formal declaration and address as the congress runs through the week and closes Saturday evening.
Taft Deliberate On Cabinet Selections In New York
President elect Taft, staying in New York with wife Helen, plans five weeks rest near Augusts before heading to the Panama Canal zone. He says he will not rush cabinet choices during his New York stay and expects to outline nominations after the Senate convenes March fourth, allowing more time for study of the material.
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New York
Taft
Mite
Augusts
Panama Canal Zone
Senate
Garza Heads Post Election Officers Named At Meeting
Leonardo Carsa chosen as post commander at a Sunday meeting to elect officers for the coming year. Officers include A B R Arays as senior vice commander John A Wieley as junior vice commander A J Lockwood quartermaster Dr B F P Crunvine chaplain Dr U L Whitaker surgeon John T Miller adjutant Sidney Tittley sergeant major John Bub tui quartermaster sergeant. Delegates to department encampment at Denison near April: Heil Mosher Kenny Miller Morris. Alternates Willey Arey We walls Nichols Mur rphy. Meetings set second Sunday monthly at 2 o clock with social meetings fourth Monday at night in the W OL W hall.
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Leonardo Carsa
Cnosey
The
Old Post
A. BR. Arays
John A. Wieley
A. J. Lockwood
A. T. Rallina
B. F P. Crunvine
Alvin Mosher
UL. L. Whitaker
John T. Miller
Henry Arnold
Sidney Tittley
John & Bub Tui
Denison
A. Heil
Pat Kenney
A. B. Morris
Joan A. Willey
A. R. Arey
R. We ¥Walls
RG. Nichols
Joan Murrphy
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Castoria
Self
GROVE
TONIC
Moray
Cat
Troy New Yor
Tories
Ty TR
Glaze
Offeral City
Mr. Glaze
L. J. Hart
Arnaud
French Aid Society
Loafer
Stor 9
Cnw
China
Gama
Geztport Chine
Henckel
Periers, Tary
Chath
Mission Lama
Admiral Speedy
W. M. Ford
Garza
A. R
Algo
Thea Post
Knights of Pythlke
S.S.S
Nature
Swist Specific CO
Atlanta
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