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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
4
advertisement-like column touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as the best kidney liver and bladder remedy. claims to ease back pain frequent urination dizziness and other kidney related symptoms. offers free sample bottle and book and directs readers to Binghamton New York via the San Antonio Daily Light.
Senator Lorimer continued testimony before the Senate committee probing the 1908 1909 Illinois senatorial election. He disputed Hopkins election claims and asserted he was the preferred candidate with Democratic votes. He frequently offers to tell the story behind questions and recounts politically charged events.
J T Shelnut of Jemen Ga reports high satisfaction from Foley Kinney Pills saying they do the work and give relief from kidney and bladder troubles. Edwards King Drug Co notes the endorsement and recommends the product to sufferers.
De tves Green and Stowe led raids in the Trans Pedro district at 4 am, arresting about a dozen men for vagrancy and lodging them in the city jail. San Omar a and Antonio Rodriguez were fined 200 dollars each. others faced fines from 10 to 25 dollars. Some suspects had only hours in custody and appeared before Judge Buckley. Whispers say many vagrants arrived on the north and east trains this week.
Obituaries for Mrs. Margaret C. Johnston aged 80 from 433 Delgado Street with services led by Rev. P M Neal and references to her Iowa origins. Also funeral details for William R. Hoffman 33, 631 Nolan Street, with services by Rev. O Hartmann and burial in city cemetery. Nellie Bird 22 died at 406 Pruitt Avenue with body to be sent to Chicago for burial and survivors listed.
McClure, a 39 year old bookkeeper and Ironton Ohio native, died at 3 PM yesterday at his home on San Fernando Street from pulmonary tuberculosis. He came here about two months ago seeking improved health. The body will be taken to Shreveport Louisiana for burial.
The 53 year old Stephan Conrad died Tuesday at his apartments on Willita and South Presa streets. The funeral will be at 5 PM from his sister Mrs Gus Schneider’s residence at 15 River Avenue. A brother and sister arrived from Gonzales to attend. Interment is in the Confederate cemetery.
Funeral arrangements for A. B. Longinotti, who died Wednesday at age 82, are not yet completed awaiting his son from Little Rock Arkansas. A sister also arrived in the city this morning. Longinotti was a retired businessman.
Waives examination in Justice Court and seeks habeas corpus bail hearing in district court after being charged with the murder of S N Steinhardt in the Book building office. Judge Fisk remanded him without bail as inquest is postponed to tomorrow morning. Funeral for Steinhardt set for this afternoon.
A Kansas man reports relief from la grippe after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and says three bottles cured him. The notice also promotes a Commission Government mass meeting at Turner Hall and urges poll tax payment.
The civic organizations committee and railroad interests continued talks on San Antonio's share in the San Antonio Rockport and Mexican Railway project. After a Thursday Chamber of Commerce meeting and a later joint discussion, officials said progress was made but no definite agreement reached.
The ad proclaims humors harm the body more inside than outside and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla eradi cates all humors cures inward and outward effects. It is described as a great alterative and tonic with universal merit.
Rev. Henry Grattan Dockrell of Tremont Temple Boston will launch an evangelistic tour in San Antonio and Southwest Texas after returning from Europe next May. He rests at the Gunter and via the McKenzie ranch near Fort Stockton. He will visit Europe to preach in Great Britain for several months. Re. E. Starkwell of Boston accompanies him bringing back panther lobes and coyotes from the McKenzie ranch.
Miss Hazel Wright entertained the T. M. P. Gard club at her Van Ness street home last evening. Prizes went to the hostesses and Joseph Cody. Miss May McCune won the booby prize. Dan was later and refreshments followed.
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