Hay and Barn Burned at Union Stock Yards
Loss of 93000 sustained at Union Stock Yards where a frame iron barn valued at 1000 and 4000 bales of hay valued at 2000 were destroyed by fire. Fire started near the railway tracks at 6 45 pm, parts of the stock yards spared, and cattle pens moved to safety. Superintendent Peterson suspects incendiary origin. blaze persisted three hours, with firemen remaining on duty overnight.
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Union Stock Yards Company
Fie
Dd. Peterson
Peterson
World’s Fair Trip Offer Promises Free Passes for Subscriptions
The San Antonio Light launches a Push to San Francisco World’s Fair, offering a free Pullman fare, hotel and $25 expenses to 38 nominees who secure paid ad valorem subscriptions. With 7500 certificates needed, supporters can earn trips via The Light’s promo, and outcomes will be published weekly.
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San Francisco
San Antonio
Janama-Pacific F
America
Elverque
Manning
U.S. A
United States
Favor Auto Tax Bill Gains Support in Legislature
State representatives reply to San Soronso Automobile Club letters backing the Tillotson Savage bill proposing a $3 yearly automobile tax and a state highway commission. Reports from the Legislature indicate some tax on autos will be imposed this session, with the Tillotson Savage measure favored among options.
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San Soronso Automobile Club
Suport
Tillotson-Savage
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy
An old time hair dye product Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound restores natural color to dark hair. A grandmother used it to cover dull or faded strands and reduce scalp issues. Advert says a large bottle costs about 50 cents and results appear after one or two applications.
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Wyeth
Wryath
Symphony program draws large crowd at Neuethoven Hall
The San Antonio Symphony under conductor Arthur Claussen presented a diverse program before one of the season’s largest audiences at Neuethoven Hall. Maurice Mathews violinist and Mrs Gatewood soprano headlined solos with orchestral support, including Beetho ven Pastoral Symphony VI and Liszt Polonaise, amid a crowd that included many students and families.
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San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Claussen
Symphony Secret
Neethoven Hall
Knosal
Maurice Mathews
Mia
Chailea FB
Gatewood
Apprasia
Mathews
San Antonio
Saint-Saens
Onda Capel
Tha Brook
Seth-Suens
Maurice Mathew
Freis
Judge’s wage scale ruling delayed after Pensacola departure
Federal Judge W O Sheppard left San Antonio for Pensacola two weeks ago, leaving the A A A U G wage scale case undecided. Special master J D Studer recommended denying the receiver’s request to lower wages for engineers, firemen, conductors and brakemen, with the judge to review the testimony from Florida and forward a decision later.
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W. 0. Sheppard
Pensacola
Florida
San Antonio
Milne J
J. D., Studer
Sheppard
Mrs Markham Coming Reservations at St Anthony hotel
Mrs Charles J Markham wife of an Illinois Central rail official is due in San Antonio with family for a pleasure trip arriving Saturday. Her husband’s railroad career has risen from section hand in 1881 to executive status shaping the railroad world. The party travels for leisure and intends to tour.
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St. Anthony Hotel
Charles J. Markham
Markham
San Antonio
Los
All Habit Forming Drugs to be Listed Under Federal Law
Within weeks after March 1 a federal statute will require a full inventory of habit forming drugs in San Antonio. Possession without knowledge of the Internal Revenue inspector will incur up to a 2000 fine or five years imprisonment. Drug dealers must file inventories and prescriptions with federal authorities, and drug supplies may be cut off. Projections warn of a surge in crime as the law takes effect. Local San Antonio pharmacists report early registry filings as the government moves to regulate all habit forming drugs.
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San Antonio
Internal Revenue Inspector
Internal Revenue Collector
Hetty Erima
United States
Severn
H.C. Yellowley
Special Revenue
Rhia
Mr. Yellowley
Itching Blistered Skin Eruption Cured by Resinol
An elderly man recalls lifelong blistering skin eruption. He reports severe itching and sleepless nights until about four years ago when he tried Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. After about two dozen applications he says he was cured and free of the disease. Trial samples offered by Resinol Department K Baltimore.
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Caledonia
Resinol
Baltimore
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