Swamp Root Credence From Tennessee Reader
In a testimonial from Jackson Tennessee J C Smith Jr reports kidney relief after using four bottles of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. He recalls a prior attack and says no recurrence in three years since treatment. Notary P C Stovall certifies the affidavit on July 18 1909 in Madison county Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
J. C. Smith JR
Jackson, Tenn
Johnson Street
State of
Tennessee
County of
Madison
P. C. Stovall
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You Letter
A promotional letter from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York urges readers to request a sample bottle of Swamp Root. It promises a booklet on kidneys and bladder and notes bottles are sold at drug stores in regular fifty cent and one dollar sizes. The San Antonio Daily Light is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
San Antonio Daily Light
Watterson Ready to Prove He Raised Funds for Wilson
The piece recounts efforts to aid Governor Wilson through fundraising managed by his team. Thomas F. Ryan is cited as a plausible donor, described as a disinterested Virginian friend. The author, once a believer in Wilson, warns that Harvey’s involvement tainted view, stressing the need for a capable, broad minded leader in the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watterson
Wilson
Ryan
Thomas F. Ryan
Colonel Harvey
Harvey
White House
Wilson Busy Schedule In Boston After Arrival
Governor Wilson of New Jersey arrived in Boston with a packed agenda. He was expected to speak at the city club, address the Harvard Democratic club in Memorial Hall, and attend the Boston Real Estate exchange banquet. He met Mayor Fitzgerald and then visited the state house to see Governor Oss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Wilson
New Jersey
City Club
Harvard Democratic Club
Memorial Hall
Cambridge
Boston Real Estate Exchange
Somerset
Fitzgerald
Ret
Oss
Harvey to Say Nothing on Tillman Watterson Harvey Wilson
New York dispatch reports Col George Harvey editor of Harper s Weekly will not comment on the Tillman Watterson Harvey Wilson controversy or related correspondence. He avoided discussion of a possible break with Governor Wilson and joked he may stay out of it forever. Boston dispatch says Governor Wilson also had nothing to say when asked at the city club about the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
George Harvey
Harper's Weekly
Tillman-Watterson-Harvey-Wilson
Tillman
Colonel Watterson
Governor Wilson
Wilson
Tillman-Watterson
Harvey
Boston
Mass
City Club
Proposer rejects rail line deal offers for San Antonio links
Civic group rejects railroad proposals after a morning meeting with the clearing house. The British syndicate offers a $50,000 bond plus $10,000 option bond and a $300,000 stock or $150,000 subsidy plan, with extensive rights of way and depot grounds, but citizens demand more guarantees before construction begins. The discussion touches bonds, franchises, and a two-city build to Rockport and Crowther with plans to reach the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic
State Bank & Trust Company
San Antonio
Crowther
Clearing House
Civic Organizations Committee
Frederick Terrell
W. R. King
The
City National Bank
Jesse Oppenheimer
D. & A. Oppenheimer Banking Company
L. N. Walthall
West Texas Bank & Trust Company
J. H. Haile
J. N. Brown
Alamo National Bank
N. S. Graham
American Bank & Trust Company
Ernest L. Brown
Marshall Freeborn
Lockwood National Bank
Jake Wolff
A. H. Halff
D. O. Terrell
P. G. Lucas
R. H. Wester
August Briam Jr
John B. Carrington
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Graebner
E. Cowper-Thwaite
Henry W. Quinan
A. L. Matlock
8. A. Hopkins
J. Frank Davis
Cowper-Thwaite
San Antonio, Rockport
Mexico
Rio Grande
Tampico
Mexico City
Mr. Cow
San Antonio Texas Railroad Proposal to Build 370 Miles
The San Antonio Rockport and Mexican railroad proposes to build 370 miles from San Antonio to the Rio Grande border in Hidalgo county with extensions to Tampico and Mexico City. Construction targets 24 months for western segment and 36 months to Hidalgo. a one year leeway is allowed. The line would connect with the Kansas City Mexican and Oriental road and other lines, with terminals and yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Real Estate Exchange
Young Men's Business League
Jobbers and Manufacturers’ League
Retail Merchants’ Association
San Antonio
Texas
Entlemen
Rockport
McMullen County
Crowther
Harbor Island
Hidalgo County
Rio Grande
Tampico
City of Mexico
Republic of Mexico
San Angelo
Kansas City
Mexican and Orientalroad
Bombing in Tiensin Raises Alarm Over Revoltaries
A man hurls a bomb as Liang Pi alights to enter his home. both legs are broken and one limb must be amputated. The bomber dies in the blast. Liang Pi, a hard line reactionary, is linked to Mu Lu Cheng’s assassination. Chang Huai Chih is blamed for quelling anti revolutionary sentiment. Moments after, authorities fear a wave of similar crimes targeting top officials. Republican agents say fighting may pause, but isolated clashes could occur. Some claim Premier Yuan Shi Kai’s staff discussed releasing imprisoned dynamiters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liang Pi
Mu Lu Cheng
Chang Huai Chih
Tien Tsin
Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Attempted assassination at Tientsin station
By the Associated Press Brig. Gen. Chang Huai Chih was targeted at the Tientsin railroad station this morning but sustained no injuries. The incident occurred January 27 with authorities investigating the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tien Tsin
Chang Huai Chih
European Financiers and Construction Company Involvement
Committee to carry out our part of the proposals herein submitted see A. L Matlock Vice-President S A R and M Ry Co Cooper-Thwaite for the European Financiers and Construction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L, Matlock
S,a. R
M. Ry, Co
Cooper-Thwaite
European Financiers and Construction Company
San Antonio Railroad Proposal Sparks Trust Debate
A coalition of business and trade groups in San Antonio report their four week effort as fiduciaries in negotiations with the San Antonio Rockport and Mexican Railroad and European financiers. They outline the proposed line from San Antonio to Crowther to Rockport and to the Rio Grande, plus optional extensions to San Angelo and beyond. They seek a $100000 bond or two bonds of $50000, and extensive terminal sites, rights of way, and depot parcels held in trust until completion, with substantial expenditures to secure initial property. The synopsis was read to the Clearing House association with no questions raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
San Antonio
Texas
Harbor Island
Crowther
McMullen County
Medina River
Ppedbaong
State Bank and Trust Company
Bank and Trust Company
Ilroad Company
Rockport
Rio Grande
Chamber of Commerce
Real Estate Exchange
Young Men's Business League
Jobbers and Manufacturers League
Retail Merchants Association
Citizens of
Hidalgo County
San Antonio, Rockport & Mexican Railroad Company
San Antonio Clearing House Association
Tampico
Mexico
Bexar County
State Bank and Trust, Company
Clearing House Association
Clearing House
Frederick Terrell
City National
J. N. Brown
Alamo National
Graham
American Bank and Trust Company
Jesse Oppenheimer
D. and
A. Oppen- W. R. King
Leon Walthall
West Texas Bank and Trust Company
Marshall Freeborn
Lockwood National Bank
City of
The
State Bank & Trust CO
R. R. Russell
State Bank & Trust Company
State Bank & ‘’Rust Company
Jake Wolff
A. H. Halff
R. H. Wester
August Briam JR
P. G. Lucas
D. O. Terrigl
Young Men’s Business League
San Antonio Rail Bond Debate Behind City Lines
Bankers and civic committees clash over a proposed San Antonio Rockport and Mexican Railroad bond plan. A $50 000 guarantee and a $150 000 city bonus were debated to fund rights of way, depots, and terminals, with banks initially backing the project then withdrawing under questioned assurances. The joint committee pressed for a concrete bond and upfront options funding, while railroad officials offered a smaller immediate bond and later withdrew.
Denies Gaby Deslys Marriage Report
London January 27 The agent for Gaby Deslys states reports of her marriage are incorrect, denying the union allegations. The clarification comes amid circulating stories regarding her nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaby
Associated Press
London
Gaby Deslys
The Prince of Tonight at the Grand headlines Henry Woodruff golf star
Amusements note that Mort H Singer presents The Prince of Tonight next Monday and Tuesday at the Grand. Henry Woodruff, famed star and Lambs club member, is described as a golf shark with a private links he built at his Nantucket summer home. The Lambs joke about beating him after his guests admitted his skill.
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Mort H. Singer
the Grand
Henry Woodruff
The
Lambs’ Club
Woodruff
Siasconsett
Nantucket Isle
Massachusetts
Augustus Homas
The Lads and Lassies headlining at the Plaza show
At the Plaza this evening a strong bill features The Lads and Lassies with Dixie Harris in a musical comedy with tuneful music and elegant setting. Other acts include The Village Blacksmith by Frank and Nellie Ellison, Mercedes the mystic, Byron Lee and Mary Cranston, Shriner and Wills, Wai man the violinist, Lohsé and Sterling aerials, and the Plazascope motion pictures dynamic on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza
Dixie Harris
Frank
Nellie Ellison
Royal bill closes week with O'Brien troupe and other acts
Two performances at the Royal tonight cap a week of entertaining shows. A Sunday matinee features the O'Brien Troupe of acrobats headlined by Naomi the human cannon ball, plus William O'Clare’s Colleen Bawn, the Haywood trio, the Royal Orchestra, Royalscope, and a photoplay. Foley's Kidney Pills advertised by Edwards King Drug 10. Riebe Undertaking Co. offers auto ambulance service. Theo Artzt's Orchestra also listed.
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the Royal
O’brien
Naomi
William O’clare
Colleen Bawn
Haywood
Royal Orchestra
Royalscope
Morgan plans vast transfer of art treasures to New York
New York report says J. P. Morgan intends to concentrate his scattered holdings valued near 100 million dollars. A plan includes moving ivories and gems from London’s South Kensington Museum to New York and transferring art loans from Paris and other European cities to America. Morgan Jr. confirmed the transfer and indicated his father wants to centralize the collections.
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Arts
New York
Sen
Associated Press
J. P. Morgan
South Kensington Museum
London
J. P. Morgan Jr
Paris
America
Morgan
Ozomulsion Promises Cure for Consumption Danger
An advertisement urges early use of promulsion and Ozomulsion for coughs and tuberculosis symptoms. It claims most consumptives recover, cites a death rate of one in seven, promotes a free sample bottle by mail, and lists 548 Pearl St NN as the address to request a 3 60z bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Pearl St
Obituary notices for Maraman Riley and West from San Antonio
Maraman H L 50 died at home after a lingering illness at 811 Main Ave native of Louisville Ky resident of San Antonio two years survived by widow and two children body to Sheffordsville Ky for burial Frank J Riley 20 died at local hospital native of Texas came from Houston six weeks ago hotel clerk remains held awaiting advices from Cleveland Ohio George W West 62 died at 5 30 am at 1822 North New Braunfels Ave survived by several children funeral expected Sunday afternoon
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Riley
Frank J. Riley
Texas
Houston
Cleveland
Ohio
West
George W. West
North
New Braunfels Avenue
Englander death notice and Seguin restaurant sale
Mrs A Roos of this city learns of her sister Mrs Fanny Englander of Nuremberg Germany dying. Special local items report Hole in the Wall restaurant on Austin street sold to J C Brosgan and J McGee. Luling mayor and city marshal plan a Monday sanitary inspection of premises.
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Englander
A. Roos
Avenue B
Fanny Englander
Nuremberg
Germany
Seguin, Tex
J. C. Brosgan
J. McGee
Austin Street
William Tenney
Luling, Tex
W. L. Ridout
B. Perry
Luling
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Binghamton, N.Y
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson-Watterson
Prorum
San Antonio, Rockport & Mexican Railroad
Carter
Foley
Edwards King
Riebe Undertaking Co
Theo Artzt
Orchestra
Eimer & Amend’s
A. R. Beal
Gunter Building
Concepcion Mission
A. Collman
Jones & Logwood
San Fernando
Associated Charities
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Navarro
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