Final Rush for Bong Concert Seats in San Antonio
Seat sale opens with rush for Beethoven Hall concert under the Press Club of San Antonio. A. B. Hillan in charge. sales at Goggan Bros. until 6 then at hall from 6:30. Performers include Signor Alessandro Bonci Martina Zatella and Maestro Roberto Francini with duets from Martha and Aida.
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Beethoven Hall
Press Club of
San Antonio
A. B. Hillan
Goggan Bros
Alessandro Bonci
Martina Zatella
Chevalier Roberto Francini
Martha
Aida
Signor Bond
Mexico City
South America
Europe
Miss Zatella
Lucia
Venice
Italy
Doppini And Bong Made Good Hombres In San Antonio
Pompeo Coppini the San Antonio sculptor and Alessandro Bonci the renowned tenor were initiated into the Order of Good Hombres by the Press Club of San Antonio at the Gunter Hotel. A secret ballot approved their status as first members, followed by banquet speeches songs and a silver loving cup ceremony. Mystery shrouded the initiations as members toasted the pair and sang.
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Pompeo Coppini
San Antonio
Alessandro Bonci
Press Club of
Gunter Hotel
Press Club
Coppini
Bond
Signor Bond
Europe
Bonc
Good Hombres Initiation Honors Coppini And Bonci
The ceremony for two men labeled good hombres featured an Egyptian theme with Charon Cerberus and a high priest. Coppini was hailed as Pygmalion and Bonci as Orpheus, with Galatea brought to life as a papier mache figure. Joseph Emerson Smith praised Coppini and Bonci’s impact on San Antonio and Mexico City.
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B. J. McLean
Signor Bond
Orpheus
Joseph Emerson Smith
Club
George A. Schreiner
Charon
Earl’ McCloud
Cerberus
Charles G. Norton
Mr. Coppini
Signor Bonci
Mexico City
Bonci
Coppini
Mexico
George Washington
Cop Pini
San Antonio
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Quick Digestion Relief
Thousands relieved from long standing stomach troubles by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. They digest undigested food, ease flatulence and heartburn, restore digestion, and are sold at 50 cents a box.
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Stuart
Nature
Death of Menelik Reported Again in Abyssinia
London dispatch says King Menelik of Abyssinia is dead though unconfirmed amid rumors for years. Grandson Prince Sidi Jeassu, 17, enters Addis Ababa as new emperor with European tutelage and pomp. Swamp lands near Batavia, New York, to be drained this year.
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London
Menelik
Abyssinia
Addis- Abeda
Sidi Jeassu
Lidi Jeassu
Ras Michael
San Antonio Board to Urge Charter Amendments in Legislature
A delegation led by President Frederick Terrell and Judge Don A. Bliss will travel to Austin to advocate school charter amendments for San Antonio. Senator Julius Real will carry the bill in the Senate and a Bexar County representative in the House will present it. The group plans personal outreach to lawmakers. The women's groups' drafts largely match the board proposal, differing only on how many women may serve on the board.
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San Antonio
Schooner City of Georgetown Foundered After Collision
A four mast schooner named City of Georgetown sank after a collision near Five Fathom Bank Light beyond Delaware breakwater. The Hamburg American liner Prinz Osker returned to Philadelphia with a large hole in her port bow. Captain Slocum and seven crewmen were rescued by a steamer.
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Philadelphia
Five Fathom Bank
Delaware
City of Georgetown
Prinz Osker
Hamburg
Slocum
City of
Georgetown
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A 25 cent package of Pape's Cold Compound is advertised to break a severe cold and end grippe misery within hours. The dose schedule claims relief after the first dose with subsequent doses every two hours, asserting no quinine and a pleasant taste. The ad urges readers to accept no substitute and to obtain it from any druggist.
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Grippe
Pape
Spring Linen Special Offers Flemish Homespun 48 Inch Width
Linen sale highlights a Flemish homespun line at 89 cents per yard. Equal quality typically priced around $1. Fully shrunk material, 48 inches wide, promoted as a spring suiting option.
Minstrel Show Planned at Grand Opera House in March
Post D 10 presents a minstrel show at the Grand Opera House on March 28 and 29 after a Sunday meeting at the Menger Hotel. Jack Burke and Lloyd Spencer coach the performers with a chorus of over 50 in a lineup of black-face acts sketches and songs.
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Post
H. M. Holtz
J. P. Ward
A. D. James
T. M. Dechman
John GC. Marshall
George Lorwein
John F. Fentiman
Udo Haarmann
Frank Rennert
A. L. Chavez
B. B. Tucker
Jack Wyman
Herman Guth
Ed Sachs
E. 8. Holaday
M. H. Jesse
R. T
O. H. Gastling
Louis Falkstein
A. J. Hunter
Ira Kennedy
Joe Olivarri
George L. Taft Jr
FE. R. Holland
Hisfeld
Rennett
Mr. Wells
Mr. Simpson
Gallagher Dies in State Hospital After Gaynor Shooting
James J. Gallagher who shot Mayor Gaynor in Hoboken nearly two years ago died at the Trenton State Hospital for the Insane. Cause was paresis. He had been confined since January 18 1912 after transfer from the New Jersey State Prison where he served twelve years for assault on Street Commissioner William Edwards. Gallagher was never prosecuted for the mayor's shooting at Gaynor's request.
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Trenton
N. J
James J. Gallagher
Gaynor
New York
Hoboken
State Hospital
Teath
New Jersey State Prison
William Edwards
New York City
Gallagher
Legislators Visit Corpus Christi on Fish and Oyster Data Mission
A joint Texas Senate and House committee with Land Commissioner Robinson and Deputy Oyster Commissioner Cox collects data in Corpus Christi on the fish and oyster industry to inform pending legislation. The group plans to depart tonight for Galveston.
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Corpus
Corpus Christi
Tex
Texas
Senate
House
Robinson
Cox
Galveston
Five Thousand Boston Garment Workers Strike
Five thousand workers in forty Boston shops walked out today demanding higher wages a ten hour or one hour day abolition of tenement house work and union recognition in a major labor action local to Boston.
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Boston
Mass
Rebels Gain Strength Near Juarez In Mexico War
Cheche Campos, a rebel leader from Southern Chihuahua, is moving north toward the Salazar band near the international line. Salazar commands about 1500 men, Campos's force is similar in size, and ammunition reaches rebels via camp followers exchanging liquor for rifles.
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EL Paso
Tex
Cheche Campos
Chihuahua
Salazar
International Line
Juarez
Campos
Mexico
Gun boat Wheeling to participate in Mardi Gras
Washington reports the Wheeling rushed to Vera Cruz to protect American citizens and interests has sailed for Mobile to take part in the Mardi Gras celebration there. Conditions at Vera Cruz are said to have improved.
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Vera Cruz
Washington
Wheeling
Mex
Mobile
Becker Baby Dies Amid Execution Stay News
A baby daughter born Saturday to Mrs. Charles Becker, widow of the former police lieutenant awaiting execution at Sing Sing for the murder of Herman Rosenthal, died yesterday afternoon despite doctors’ early hope. The infant’s condition was marked by general weakness. The report also notes a rise in hides and skins imports linked to factory demand and fewer cattle slaughtered in the U S.
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Becker
New York
Charles Becker
Sing Sing
Herman Rosenthal
Basement in church shelters derelicts in Chicago
More than 60 unemployed men gathered at the Wabash Avenue Methodist Church where Rev Bert M Mooney offered free lunch a warm sleeping place and a wood pile to deter “Weary Willies.” The men agreed to abstain from tobacco and swearing while occupying the basement and planned to sleep on carpets or bare pews. They would chop wood and “clear house” today in preparation for another night of lodging.
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Chicago
Wabash Avenue Methodist Church
Bert M. Mooney
Ryan Released From Jail After Bond Posted
Leavenworth Kansas February 3 Frank M Ryan president of the International Iron Workers Union was released from the federal penitentiary on seventy thousand dollar bond He boarded an evening train to Chicago He is the seventh of eighty eight Indianapolis convictions to gain bond release.
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Ryan
Leavenworth
Kan
Frank M. Ryan
International Iron Workers’ Union
Chicago
Indianapolis
Sneed Trial Set for February 10 in Boyce Killing Case
Vernon Texas February 3 District court opened with the case of John Beal Sneed charged in the killing of Al G Boyce Jr. set for February 10.
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Sculptor
Singer
Christ
Bond As
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Java
Batavia
N.Y
Genesse
Orleans Counties
Austria
Saul Wolfs Dry Godids
Jack Burke
Lloyd Spencer
Edwards
Women Aid
United States
DR. Pierce
Axi
Bell - Crockett New Phone
Franklin Taxicab CO
S. Smith
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