Californian Visitor B. F. Fly Heads West
Californian visitor B F Fly cousin of Judge W B Fly spends days in the city before returning to San Francisco after attending the Baltimore Democratic convention and handling business. The notice invites Hermann Sons Home members to the July 27 primary election returns at their Garden street hall with lighting and refreshments. A Colquitt rally parade, torchlight event, and various civic notices follow with details on locations and contact numbers.
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B. F. Fly
W. 8. Fly
San Antonio
San Francisco
Baltimore
Hermann Sons’ Home Associaton
Garden Street
Board of Directors
Milady's Toilet Table From Mme D Mille
SA neglected complexion makes a woman look older than she is. A girlish complexion can be preserved by massaging face neck and arms with magatone solution in hazel. Dry shampooing improves hair and scalp. A paste of delatone removes superfluous facial and forearm hair. Pyroxin promotes longer eyelashes and arched brows through root application and brushing.
Police arrest after street brawl at 2 a m
A man named Aroneo was fined $10 in the police court on a charge of assault following a late night incident near a police officer. A third man was struck with a bottle, suffering a cut nose, while others escaped. Fuentez claimed he was attacked for no reason.
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Perfecto Aroneo
Fuentez
Aroneo
Dancing at West End Lake with Boating and Parades
Community notices advertise weekly dancing at West End lake with boating and fishing. A monster torchlight parade for O B Colquitt is planned for Wednesday July 24 at 8 30 p m starting South Alamo and Market streets with a speaking program and Beethoven hall after. A benefit picnic at Fair Grounds runs today until 10 p m with 10 cent admission and free for children. Names cited include Juan Herrera Catherine Hardy Minnie Weisner in a disturbance on Monterey street with fines issued.
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Gov. Colquitt
Trades Council Hall
S. Alamo Street
Beethoven Hall
Colquitt
O. B. Colquitt
Texas
South Alamo
Market Streets
Juan Herrera
Santiago Rosas
Monterey Street
Catherine Hardy
Minnie Weisner
Herrera
Corporation Court
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promoted as Gentle Constipation Remedy
An advertisement touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a gentle solution to constipation and sluggish liver. It claims quick relief without harsh purgatives, targets men and all users, and offers free samples from Hot Springs Chemical Co. in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Hot Springs
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Hot Springs, Ark
Capital stock in Trust funds figures reported
The record lists capital stock in Trust funds amounting to 100000.00 50000.00 5156.93 524.00 and 2576254.65, reflecting a breakdown of assets for the trust portfolio.
Prosperity Crops Jewel Imports as Chicago Society Collects
A treasury report shows over 41 million dollars in jewels entered the United States last year and Chicago imports exceed two million dollars. Mrs Samuel Insull reputedly owns Chicago's rarest gems valued at 800 thousand to a million. Leading society ladies like Mrs Potter Palmer and Mrs Hobart Chatfield Taylor also hold large collections, fueling a fierce rival hunt for the purest diamonds with eastern dealer commissions.
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Chicago
Treasury Department
United States
Samuel Insull
Commonwealth Edison Company
Potter Palmer
Hobart Chatfield-Taylor
George F. Pullman
Harold McCormick
J. Ogden Armour
San Benito Rio Grande Valley Railway denies Frisco absorption
A. Robertson, president of the San Benito Rio Grande Valley Railway, said the line will not be absorbed by Frisco despite rumors. The interurban line from San Benito to Sugarland, with 45 miles completed and 42 more under construction, aims to open by October 1 and boost Brownsville area development with sugarcane and garden product shipments.
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Austin
Tex
Frisco
S. A. Robon
San Benito
Robertson
Railroad Commission
Santa Maria
Mission
Monte Christo
Rio Hondo
Sugarland
Brownsville
Houston
Overworked Austin Post Office Faces Campaign Mail Surge
The Austin post office struggles with a flood of campaign literature. Four sacks of mail were sent to San Antonio in addition to heavy local handling. Canceling machines logged 60 000 pieces in two days, double the normal 30 000 daily. Clerks work overtime. carriers remain swamped with mail.
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Austin
San Antonio
Joe Fuller
Citizens' League urged for Bexar County reform vote
Political advertisement urges voters to support Citizens' League candidates to manage Bexar County affairs. It also promotes the newspaper want columns for quick help.
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Bexar County
Citizens’ League
Lillian Russell Warns on Foot Care and Health
The famed performer Lillian Russell urges foot care as essential to health citing nervous disorders and facial wrinkles. She touts Calocide compound for foot ailments with a fifteen minute soak and claims instant relief and removal of corns and calluses.
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Lillian Russell
Chicago Tribune
Governor Colquitt and Morris Sheppard Vie in Fort Worth
Governor Colquitt and Senatorial candidate Morris Sheppard held a daylong county speaking tour in Tarrant county. Colquitt began in Mansfield at 10 this morning and planned speeches in Grapevine Arlington and finally Fort Worth tonight within a block of Sheppard. Supporters anticipated large demonstrations.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Colquitt
Morris Sheppard
Tarrant County
Mansfield
Sheppard
Grapevine
Arlington
Wreck jury pins blame on train crew near Corning
A coroner's jury in Corning New York finds engineer William Schroeder and flagman Edward Lane responsible for the July 4 wreck on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western near here. Warrants charging them with second degree manslaughter are issued.
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Corning
N. Y
William Schroeder
Edward Lane
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Here
Smith
Texarkana Fireman Injured In Store Fire
Captain McGraw a Texarkana fireman was injured by a live wire while battling a fire that destroyed the Palmer Bros store. The blaze caused about 1700 dollars in losses.
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Texarkana
Tex
McGraw
Palmer Bros
House Panel Proposes $5000 to Fight Army Worm
Washington July 24 The house agriculture committee recommended an immediate $5000 appropriation to curb army worm damage in southern states Secretary Wilson urged the request Representative Heflin Alabama described worm halting railway trains in his district The committee aims to rush the measure ahead of the larger agricultural appropriation.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Agriculture Today
Wilson
Heflin
Alabama
Irvin Lunacy Hearing Postponed in County Court
The examination of William Irvin on lunacy charges brought by Chief Frank Newnam was postponed in county criminal court as insufficient witnesses appeared. Judge Shook reset the case for next Wednesday.
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Commissioners’ Court Room
John Meeke
Mecke
Commissioners’ Court
County Criminal Court
Shook
Endorsement for Judge Townes to Texas Supreme Court
A San Antonio Bar petition endorses Judge John C. Townes of Austin for Associate Justice of the Texas Supreme Court to succeed Judge Ramsey. The list includes numerous bar members and officials such as T. T. Vanderhoeven Henry P. Burney and many others. (Political Advertisement.)
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Bexar County
8. Anderson
District Court
R. B. Minor
Claude V. Birkhead
Clinton G. Brown
Andres Coy JR
James R. Davis
John H. Clark
Frank R. Newton
John W. Tobin
Dan Lewis
J. Frank Gallagher
Henry Boerner
Peter P. Hoefgen
Frank O. DE Hymel
P. F. Stewart
Weigher
A. &. Ross
R. Neill Campbell
Ben 5
Fisk
Reb. P
John C. Townes
Law
State University
San Antonio
Supreme Court
Austin
Texas
Supreme Court of Texas
Ramsey
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