Warning on Kidney Health and Swamp Root Remedy
Health statistics warn kidneys drive overall health and neglect leads to serious illness. Bright's disease caused about ten thousand deaths in New York in 1910. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root touted as a kidney liver and bladder remedy with free sample offers and two bottle sizes 50c and 1.00.
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Bright
New York
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
FIRES SHUT AT A WOULD-BE BRIDEGROOM
In Laredo Texas on January 20 Francisco Saenz dodged a gunman as he prepared to sign a Mexican style marriage agreement in the home of the bride Vera Cardenas. Domingo Jaime a boatman fired six shots before being captured. The affair involves business disputes and the bride is not implicated.
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Laredo
Tex
Francisco Saenz
New Laredo
Saenz
Vera Cardenas
Sheeares
Domingo Jaime
Miss Cardenas
Jaime
Smoking on Front Platform Edict Sparks Transit Debate
Public placards announced a shift to smoking only on the forward platform of street cars. Manager W B Tuttle said the rule protects women from impoliteness and aligns with riders' comfort. Previously the rear platform housed smokers, but the change aims to reduce smoke travel backward in motion.
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W. B. Tuttle
Bounty on Pig Iron Foreseen in Canada
Ottawa reports a 90 cent per ton bounty is foreseen to protect Canada’s iron and steel industry. The Associated Press notes this measure as a possible government incentive to bolster domestic production.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Iron and Steel Industry
Canada
Four Mariners Rescued After 30 Hours Aboard Sunken Schooner
The four remaining crew members of the three masted schooner Harry Prescott were rescued by the revenue cutter Itasca near Hatteras after clinging to masts and rigging for more than thirty hours in freezing northwest wind. Captain W R Philbrook and Mate T S Smith cast themselves into the sea for rescue. the crew faced starvation and exposure until daybreak.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Harry Prescott
Itasca
Wilmington
N. C
Prescott
Diamond
Hatteras Light
Diamond Shoals
W. R. Philbrook
T. S. Smith
Stewart George O. Robins
Hatteras
Obituary notices of Dethleffsen Shelton Cowdry and others
Obituaries report Dethleffsen a 50 year old local drummer and merchant died after a long illness. Gene Clark Shelton a San Antonio journalist died at home. Harriet Butler a 44 year old teacher died after arriving from Iowa. Joseph Claude Cowdry a 37 year old painter died in a local hospital. T F Best 40 died at 8 am and to be buried in Port Lavaca. Funeral plans note relatives and burial sites for each entry.
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Dethleffsen
L. Dethleffsen
City Brewing Company
E. W
F. A
Carl
Hans Dethleffsen
W. H
Cowday
Joseph Claude Cowfry
San Antonio
E. F. Dry
Emily Freeman
George Fried
Frank H
P. A. Cowdry
George Harris
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Jacob Anderson Dies at Local Sanitarium
Jacob Anderson died early this morning at a local sanitarium. He will be buried in cemetery No. 3 after a 2 PM funeral conducted by Rev. O Hartman.
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Anderson
Jacob Anderson
Rev
O. Hartman
Comptroller Lane to Confer on Fort Worth Bond Funds
Special to The News Austin Jan 20 Comptroller W P Lane left for Fort Worth to consult city officials about the Fort Worth treasurer report on bond funds. Lane said the report did not meet the law's exacting requirements and he will discuss the matter.
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Com Lane
Nett Worth
Austin
Tex
W. P. Lane
Fort Worth
Indigestion Relief Promise From Papes Diapepsin Claims
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion and fermentation in the stomach. It describes symptoms like heartburn belching and nausea and urges proving relief within five minutes by taking one 22 grain tablet from a 9 60 cent case.
Crowds mobbed accused preacher McFarland in Cincinnati
Crowds gathered around Rev. Dr. W. D. McFarland and a Pittsburg detective as police struggled to control the mob. Escorts protected the preacher from possible kidnapping while reporters and pedestrians pressed for a view before his train departure. McFarland declined to speak.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. D. McFarland
Pittsburg
McFarland
Milk purity probes under Austin officials
Pure Food Commissioner Abbott and inspectors are testing milk sold by about a dozen Austin milkmen and samples from Marshall dairies. Meat analyses are also underway as Abbott returns from Dallas and North Texas. The department has an extensive laboratory enabling broad scientific examinations of foodstuffs.
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Austin
Tex
Abbott
Marshall
Dallas
Texas
Naval Officer In Ecuador Stricken By Yellow Fever
John J. Bertolete brother of Commander L Calvin Bertolete of the gunboat Yorktown is reported ill with yellow fever in Ecuador. A telegram from the Yorktown executive officer quotes the message from Captain Bertolete's wife in San Francisco noting fever contracted ashore about the tenth, taken sick the fifteenth, and an outlook that is still undetermined.
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Ecuador
Wilmington
Del
John
Bertolette
L. Calvin Bertolete
Yorktown
San Francisco
Get Rid of Indoor Colds Promulsion Health Ad
Exposure to foul air from ill ventilated places and cars harms health with colds and illnesses such as consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip Promulsion is marketed as a tonic and food to build strength and prevent colds A free sample bottle offer via mail to Ozomulsion Oromulsion 548 Pearl Street New York
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Norway
Pearl Street
N. Y
United States urged to aid Latin American nations
Secretary Knox argued before the New York State Bar Association that the U S should assist Nicaragua and Honduras to restore financial stability. He tied this to the Monroe doctrine and urged a middle course between avoiding responsibility for others’ wrongs and ignoring their needs.
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New York
Knox
New York State Bar Association
United States
Bob Jones to Speak on The Sins of Men at Travis Park
Bob Jones will deliver his famous address The Sins of Men Sunday afternoon at Travis Park church. The notice notes a closing hour of ten o'clock tonight for Light want ads and mentions Mission Park adjoining Concepcion mission.
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Bob Jones
Alabama
Travis Park
Travis Park Church
Travis Park Methodist Church
Porter Charlton deemed sane in murder case
Porter Charlton, who killed his wife in 1910 on Lake Como, Italy, is considered sane by the Hudson County New Jersey prosecutor and jail officers. He remains in jail awaiting proceedings to determine if he will be returned to Italy for trial. the case is before the U.S. Supreme Court with a decision not expected until early 1913.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Supreme Court
Appeal to Strikers Has Little Effect
Lawrence Mass January 20 The appeal by William H Wood president of the American Woolen Company to strikers to return to work and promise of later wage increases was the day's main topic among workers with no signs of impact yet.
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Woolen Y
Lawrence
Associated Press
Mass
William H. Wood
American Woolen Company
Hearing Continued In Hotel Lobby Shooting Case
A habeas corpus hearing for J. B. Sneed who fatally shot A. G. Boyce Sr. in a Fort Worth hotel lobby was postponed to Monday after defense counsel sought more time. The hearing is slated for 2 pm in Judge Simmons' court. Cone Johnson joined defense counsel as they requested the continuance. The state indicated readiness but no insistence on the hearing.
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Fort Worth
Tex
J. B. Sneed
A. G. Boyce Sr
J Simmons
Cone Johnson
W. A. Hanger
Merger Proposal For Chamber of Commerce Considered
Directors and members of several organizations met to study a proposed amalgamated Chamber of Commerce with plans for a general ratification meeting Tuesday night. If approved the federation will seek $75,000 in subscriptions over two years via a citywide campaign led by committees.
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Real Estate Exchange
Amalgamated Chamber of Commerce
Federation
General Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers
Gunter Building
Publicity League
Fiesta San Jacinto Association
Chamber of Commerce
Packers’ Trial Reopens With Test Cost Figures
At Chicago on January 20 the Armour & Co. South Omaha office manager Edward J. McAdam testified on business methods. Prosecutor Godman read beef cost sheets showing per head charges and credits for by products. Judge Carpenter overruled objections to the data. James McLeese, Armour Kansas City plant clerk, testified on seven years of test beef costs.
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Associated Presb
Chicago
Edward J. McAdam
Armour & Co
South Omaha
Godman
Carpenter
James McLeese
Kansas City
Suffered Everything Woman’s Health Restored by Pinkham’s Compound
Letter from Elgin Illinois and another from Kearneysville West Virginia praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing long standing female complaints. The Pinkham Medicine Company in Lynn Massachusetts notes thousands of grateful letters and offers confidential advice from a woman.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
G. B. WurrringTon
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkhas
Jizan Mass
Baby Mine shines with broad farce at Fort Worth
Margaret Mayo presents the new comedy Baby Mine with Marjorie Cortland and Earle Mitchell in leading roles. Werba Luescher brings Mizzi Hajos and a 94 strong cast, backed by the Spring Maid orchestra under Clarence West, for a gleeful, self contained celebration of laughs and romance.
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Fort Worth
Margaret Mayo
Marjorie Cortland
Alfred
Jimmie
Earle Mitchell
Clinton Preston
Natalie Perry
Werba & Luescher
Mizzi Hajos
Vienna
Clarence West
Princely Trifler
George Leon Moore
Algeria
Victor Herbert
Dorothy Maynard
Tillie Salinger
Jack Raffael
Louis Miller
Leo Stark
Ralph Newman
H. A. Barrows
The Spring Maid Opens at Grand Opera House Next Week
Viennese operetta The Spring Maid arrives in the city for six nights starting Wednesday January 23 with a matinee. The production, praised for sparkle and saucy sentiment, showcases Reinhardt music and a story of coquettish rivals and lively comedy.
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New York
Grand Opera House
Pacific Coast
Offenbach
Audran
Strauss
Heinrich Reinhardt
Tony and the Stork headliner at Plaza final show
This evening's Plaza performance closes the current ery era for San Antonio eaters with a strong bill headlined by Maurice Freeman and company in Tony and the Stork. The program also features Five Musical Lands, Kenney Nobody and Platt, Zara Carmen Troupe, Buford Bennett and Buford, the Strolling Players, Marseilles contortion act, and the Plaza scope in motion pictures.
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Plaza
San Antonio
Maurice Freeman
Tony
Stork
Freeman
Kenney
Nobody
Platt
Buford
Bennett
Marseilles
Plazascope
Royal matinee thrills crowd with Ren nee family and acts
A bustling Royal Theatre matinee drew mothers and children as the Ren nee family delivered scenic comedies and singing with Bowery Trio and Gaynelle Everett exciting the audience. Duffy and Dyso closed with a roaring novelty act and boxing parody amid laughter throughout the show.
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Royal Theater
Kaufman
Rennee
Bowery
Gaynelle Everett
Duffy
Dyso
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