Tragic Bas Obispo dynamite explosion reported by Mills
Claude Mills, formerly of San Antonio now with the Panama Canal Commission, writes of a Bas Obispo cut blast that killed many workers. About 63 bodies recovered, four Americans among them, with 38 wounded and hospital transport. The explosion occurred despite a warning whistle and involved up to fifty charged holes. exact cause remains unknown.
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Claude Mills
San Antonio
Panama Canal Commission
A.T. Mills
Bas Obispo
Acon Hospital
Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic Promises Guaranteed Refund
A. M. Fischer's Drug Store at 510 East Houston promotes a new Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic called Relia bin Arugeist. The ad boasts a positive guarantee and urges customers to try it, promising full refund if it does not help. The product is claimed to be the town's new favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Fischer
Reliabin Arugeist
East
Houston
Dipo
New Lace Waists Introduced In Spring Line
New lace waists in white and cream nets debut with two styles. A tailored pleated model with medallion yoke and long sleeves lists at 4.95. The more elaborately trimmed design features lace insertion on the front and sleeves priced at 5.00.
Final Reductions Before Inventory at Our Up to Date Shop
Tomorrow and through the week a final reduction sale covers all women and misses suits furs street and evening coats capes and children's coats with 1-3 off the regular price. The shop reports a record season and will not carry garments over to next season.
Neimo Corset Supremacy for Stout or Slender Figures
Not all NEMO corsets suit stout women. Several models suit medium or slender figures with graceful lines and comfort. Triple strip reinforcements prevent bones and steels from cutting through material ensuring longer wear. Also on sale are ta ffta field coats in black and colors and a $3.95 petticoat offering full fit and length.
German Invasion of England Called Daylight Phantom
Berlin reports that invasion of England in daylight is not impossible though highly difficult. A German officer argues superiority of German forces could clinch victory if England is distracted elsewhere, with a warning that an actual landing could lead to a swift occupation of London.
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England
Malcolm Clarks
The
Light
Berlin
Lord Roberts
House of Lords
Germany
London
Constantine
Baron Wrangel
M. Botkin
Ula
Russia
Tealfray M. Botkin
Coar
Tom Court
Menskikoil
Novae Vremya
Icoma
Auto Smash Kills Father and Injures Daughter
George Hurlbut longtime librarian of the American Geographical Society dies after a car collision near Central Park. His daughter Tone, present in the wreck, is dying. Both men sustained severe skull fractures and internal injuries. The Hurlbut family resided in New York. The incident involved an 86th Street car near Central Park and the exact hospital, doctors, and witnesses are noted in the report.
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Hearst
New York
Geo
Hast Hut
Prasitystrian
Gentrel Park
Tone
Hurlbut
Charleston
D. C
American Geographical Society
Paris
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San Antonan
Bas
Jorset Iigy N'Sig
Kaiser
St. Petersburg
George of
Servia
Europe
Bosnia
Moscow
Sersvia
Triest
Macedonia
Arknic Sea
Bulgaria
Asia Minor
Kosnia
Austria
Servin
Rale
Valetide
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Ton
L & GN. Drag Co
Fort Worth Livestock
Fort Worth
Tex
Dée
Dr. Keeling
Ale Plaza
Oscar Pipne's
T. Murnatt & Co
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