Vitalitas claims spread as Texas shipments reach Ireland
The article notes weekly shipments of Vitalitas to Tipperary Cork and Limerick in Ireland sent by Texas relatives. It extols Vitalitas as a pure natural remedy for stomach liver kidneys and blood while promising future global recognition and a money back guarantee. It also advertises a display at Wagner's drug store 407 East Houston Street.
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Tipperary
Cork
Limeric
Ireland
Texas
Wagner's Drug Store
East
Houston Street
Senators at Work Seek Tariff Lobby in Hearings
Senators described their positions on tariff lobbying amid extended questioning. Senator Bacon defended independence, noting personal farm and local interests but denying any improper influence. He said he had not heard a single argument on the tariff bill and dismissed the idea of lobbyists, stressing legitimate representation. Senator Borah, answering similar queries, said he had no industry ties and had retired from his profession before Senate service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Dr. McClure
Wool Growers’ Association
Louisiana
Senator Borah
Senator Reed
Borah
Ashurst
Bradley
Sid B. Reading
Little Rock
Ark
Brandegee
Henry Hall
Williamatic
W. S. Skiddy
Stamford
Conn
William Brothers
South
Manchester
Mass
Bristow
F. C. Lorney
New York
Federal Sugar Company
H. C. Ownard
A. D. Baldwin
Honolulu
Jules Godchaux
E. F. Dickinson
W. McClure
Salt Lake City
Henry Lasson
W. D. Baird
Detroit
S. H Lowan
Fort Worth
Tex
Congress
Bacon
Georgia
Washington
Bankhead
Nee
Senate
Harry Day
McCarthy
Palmer, Former U S Senator, Dies After Illness
Detroit June 2 Thomas W Palmer former United States Senator died after a long illness. Born in Detroit in 1830 he was elected to the Senate in 1883 and served one term. He was then United States minister to Spain and later headed the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893.
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Detroit
Mich
United States
Thomas W. Palmer
United States Senate
Spain
Chicago
Frontiers Guards Move After Jewish Threats in Polish District
A detachment of 300 Russian frontier guards was sent to Kaliz district in Russian Poland after dispatches claimed Jewish villagers and Christians with them faced anonymous threats and oaths. This report notes widespread fear among local communities amid the unrest.
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Petersburg
Kaliz
Poland
Gas Leak Tragedy Kills Youth at Wentworth Club
In Chicago on June 2 three young athletes cooked on a gas stove at Wentworth A C. One, Howard Taylor, died from gas exposure while two others lay unconscious. Water boiled on a pad and food remained uncooked.
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Chicago
Wentworth A. C
Howard Taylor
Granitoid and Grandcrete Pavements Feature In Public Works
The Permanent Pavements, also called The Taxpayers Pavements, discuss durable surface materials granitoid and grandcrete used in road construction. Discussion covers longevity, cost, and maintenance implications for city infrastructure projects.
Mayor Grown Advocates Bond Plan for City Paving
The mayor urges a public vote on a $3,325,000 bond issue to fund sewers, a city hospital, fire stations, incinerators, bridges, and street paving. He backs a two thirds property owner to one third city cost split and gradual repayment over several years with installments. He proposes early voting and expert street paving guidance.
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Fort Worth
Kansas City
Dallas
City Hospital
Central Fire and Po CO
Wagcomset O
United States
Judge praises Plant Juice and its claimed cure
Judge E L Walker of Dallas praises Plant Juice for rheumatism relief after long suffering back pain. He claims quick relief from one bottle and endorses the product as a universal remedy for rheumatism, catarrhal and kidney issues, urging readers to buy at Fischer's.
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E. L. Walker
Trinidad Street
Dallas
Breckenridge
Stephens County
Texas
Fischer's
Bond Committee Considers San Antonio Bond Issue Amount
The bond committee of the Chamber of Commerce meets tonight to decide the proposed bond issue. Most favor 3.6 million dollars, some push 5 million. Mayor Brown backs early vote to speed progress. A possible 200 thousand dollar add on for fair grounds may be recommended, ownership to stay with the city.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. M. Cain
Brown
San Antonio
Fair Grounds
Philadelphia clubs pace big leagues in week of baseball
Philadelphia Athletics extended their pennant lead as the city’s NL club slipped in the standings. Cleveland and Cincinnati rallied with strong gains while New York’s Giants regained form. The Ban Johnson circuit saw Philadelphia, Cleveland and Washington profit most from the busy week.
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New York
Philadelphia
Athletics
Cleveland
Cincinnati Clan
Naps
Falkenberg
Cincinnatis
New York Giants
Chicago Nationals
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphias
Clevelands
Washingtons
Mack Men
Washington
Frenchman Carpentier Wins European Heavyweight Crown
Georges Carpentier of France defeated Bombardier Wells of Britain to win the European heavyweight title in Ghent Belgium. Carpentier was knocked down in rounds one and two but ruled the bout after a series of midsection blows and a final right to the solar plexus in the fourth round.
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Carpentier
Wells
Ghent
Belgium
Georges Carpentier
Europe
Bombardier Wells
Bombardier
Kelo University Defeats Leland Stanford in 8 3 Victory
In Tokyo on June 2 Kelo University beat Leland Stanford University 8 to 3 in a baseball game. The match featured key plays from both teams with Kelo University securing the win.
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Japy
Yanks
Tokio
Kelo University
Leland Stanford University
Stone U S Consulate at Piedras Negras
The article notes threats to kill messengers for surrender requests and describes General Blanco offering guarantees to civil and military authorities in Matamoros if surrender occurs without fighting. He would recognize a messenger under a white flag if Ramos agrees within a reasonable time. if not, no reply is needed.
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United States
Matamoros
Blanco
Ramos
Warrant Helps Vought Family Reach Texas After Assault
John W Warren mobilized state and federal officials to locate and aid the Vought family who were attacked at Xicotencatl. Consul Miller reports they have arrived in Tampico and will sail to Galveston then Texas. Governor Colquitt and Senators Culberson and Sheppard aided the effort.
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Miller
Governor Seeks Inquiry Into Texas Man Assault
Governor Colquitt received two messages from Henry Lane Wilson the American ambassador in Mexico City urging an investigation into the reported assault on M I Vought a Texas citizen by two Mexican soldiers in Tamaulipas Mexico The ambassador cited urgent representations and possible protection amid early railway openings and federal control The other message said offenders were punished by Colonel Castro and the Americans are now safe The inquiry was urged at the request of John W Warren of San Antonio a Vought associate.
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State Department
Warren
Texas
Tampico
Austin
Western Union
Washington
T. B. Rogers
Kansas City
Vought
Colquitt
Culberson
Sheppard
Xicotencatl
Tex
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
M. I. Vought
Tamaulipas
Mexico
Wilson
Miller
Castro
John W. Warren
San Antonio
Rabago Bound for Mexico City on Leave from Chihuahua
General Antonio Rabago, recently said removed as governor of Chihuahua, passed through Dallas en route to Mexico City via New Orleans. Rabago denied the removal claim and said the trip is a 60 day leave of absence to meet federal officers and plan the campaign against Zapata.
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Dallas
Tex
Antonio Rabago
Chihuahua
Mexico City
New Orleans
Rabago
Zapata
Northern Constitutionalists face funds shortfall say Rabago
General Rabago says in the north the Constitutionalists are financially strained and would fail without new funding. He notes the federal army is financially stronger and could soon subdue them with steady state revenues. The governor outlines using part of a $100 million loan for indemnities and war department needs. Rabago claims U.S. intervention talk inflates Mexican revolution coverage.
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Constitutionalists
Rabago
Federal
War Department
Mexico
United States
Indian Captain Longoria Killed in Colombia Fight
In Colombia Saturday Captain Longoria led Constitutionalist forces and died after a hand to hand clash with federals. Twenty two Constitutionists and six federals were killed in the encounter. Longoria reportedly killed every federal foe before his death while sixteen of his men fell with him. He fell after seven wounds as he refused to flee under machine gun fire. The slain captain, a full blooded Mexican, vowed vengeance after a relative Pancho was hanged a month earlier on a Carranza spy charge. Colonel Paul Mason denied participation. Carranza troops then moved into Colombia from Hidalgo with no further fighting reported.
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Laredo
Tex
Colombia
Longoria
Pancho
Carranza
Paul Mason
Nicaragua
Nuevo Laredo
Hidalgo
Campaign Against Zapata Leaders Named in El Paso
General Antonio Rabago and General Pascual Orozco Jr. have been chosen to lead forces in the campaign against Zapata in Mexico. The two former rivals in the Madero revolution met recently to coordinate efforts and strategize actions.
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Rabago and
Orozco Jr
EL Paso
Tex
Antonio Rabago
Pascual Orozco Jr
Provisional Huerta assigns campaign leaders in northern Mexico
Huerta selects Rabago to lead the southern Zapata campaign while Telez in Coahuila Mercede in Chihuahua and Ojeda in Sonora take charge of northern operations. The reshuffle resets command as new generals assume northern campaigns. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic ad promotes tonic for malaria blood enrichment and general strength.
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Huerta
Mexico
Rabago
Chihuahua State
Mexico City
New Orleans
Havana
Telez
Coahuila
Mercede
Chihuahua
General Ojeda
Sonora
Grove
Permanent Pavements and Taxpayers’ Pavements Debate
Article discusses гранитоид and grandcrete as paving materials, titled The Permanent Pavements and The Taxpayers' Pavements. It outlines cost considerations, durability, and public funding questions surrounding pavement choices.
Southern Golf Tourney Opens in Montgomery with 300 Players
Players from across the South travel to Montgomery for the twelfth annual Southern Golf Association tournament at the Montgomery Country Club, starting Tuesday. Nearly 300 players expected, with Birmingham sending the largest delegation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Southern Golf Association
Montgomery Country Club
Birmingham
South clubs to send players to 75 tournament
The event will feature 75 players with two to ten participants from other clubs across the South. The tournament will continue through Saturday.
Toy Cannon Removed From Child Stomach in Chicago
In Chicago on Memorial Day celebrations a toy cannon one and a half inches long was swallowed by 3 year old Coleman OShaughnessy. Doctors removed the toy from his stomach and both child and toy are reportedly unharmed.
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Chicago
Coleman O’shaughnessy
German cruiser Bluecher refloated after grounding near Romso
Kiel reports the German armored cruiser Bluecher was refloated today after running aground north of Romso island in the Great Belt between the Baltic and the Cattega since Friday morning.
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Kiel
Germany
Bluecher
Romso
Baltic
Cattega
U S Minister Elliott Northcott Quits Service
Elliott Northcott United States minister to Venezuela resigns from the diplomatic service and sails on the Caracas. Richard Biggs Jr. the legation diplomatic clerk now in charge of archives.
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Guaracas
Elliott Northcott
United States
Venezuela
Caracas
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M.r. Vought
Rabago Bound
Chickering Angelus
the Angelus
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Thos. Goggan & Bros
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Navarro Streets
San Antonio, Texas
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Waco
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Ise’bell
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