House butcher dies after fall from Sunset car at East Commerce
Al bert Wander 43 a Belmont street resident slips from a Sunset depot car at 8 20 pm on East Commerce near Walnut and is crushed by a Carter Mullally Transfer wagon. He dies minutes later at a drug store. Wander German born resident of San Antonio since 1882 leaves wife and child. He managed a butcher shop on Avenue D and belonged to Woodmen of the World. Funeral plans pending.
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Albert Wander
Belmont Street
Sunset Depot
East Commerce Street
Walnut Street
Carter & Mullally Transfer Company
Wander
Riebe Morgue
Pearl Adams
Germany
San Antonio
Avenue D
The
Woodmen of the World
50 Cent Dinners Draw in San Antonio at Elite Cafe
In San Antonio the Elite Cafe markets 50 cent dinners praised for value and service. The ad invites patrons to join daily or Sunday from noon to midnight for meals, highlighting affordability and quality.
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San Antonio
Belite Cafe
Man narrowly survives Niagara Falls nap dream
Private Roland Paggett of Fort Niagara drifted to sleep in a clump of trees near Niagara Falls after a long hike. He awoke to find himself in the Niagara River near the brink, caught by a shore eddy and rescued by a park policeman and several men forming a living chain.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Roland Paggett
Fort Niagara
Paggett
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Luzon
Niagara River
Reciprocity Bill Reported to Senate After Surprise Votes
The Senate finance committee acted on the Canadian reciprocity measure today, voting 8 to 6 to adopt the Root amendment on print paper and wood pulp. A push for an unfavorable report tied, and the bill goes to the Senate without recommendation, with Johnson of Maine absent and minority reports anticipated.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Finance
Nelson
Minnesota
Bailey
Simmons
Kern
Canada
Lodge, Smoot
Gallinger
Clark
Wyoming
Heyburn
LaFollette
Messrs. Penrose
McCumber
Cullom
Stone and Williams
Bailey and Simmons
Johnson
Maine
Senator Williams
Mississippi
Penrose
Messrs
Williams
Stone and Kern
Settlement Proposal Reduces 73 Million Claims to 200000 Cash
Receivers for the Third Avenue, Metropolitan and New York railway systems propose settling claims totaling 73 million dollars with a cash payment of 200 thousand dollars. The plan has the backing of the public service commission, with one commissioner noting the deal may be the best option despite the large paper total.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Court
Third Avenue, Metropolitan & New York
Public Service Commission
Judgment Reversed in Cohen versus Rittimann Case
Associate Justice W S Fly reversed the trial result in the A Cohen v Louis Rittimann appeal from Bexar county. The suit sought 20000 damages claiming daughter Anna Belle died from flies from hides. jury awarded 1000. Fly says malaria is not carried by flies but mosquitoes per modern theory.
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W. S. Fly
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
A. Cohen
Louis Rittimann
Bexar County
Rittimann
Cohen and Company
Anna Belle Rittimann
Judge Fly
Search Fails to Locate Castro at Gibraltar
Washington reports Cipriano Castro remains unfound after a Gibraltar search. State department advices say the effort will continue.
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Castro
Associated Press
Washington
Gibraltar
Cipriano Castro
State Department
Fine levied in San Antonio cannery spoiled fruit case
W J Morrison agent for Western Grocery and Emil Summers faced corporation court on May 18 charges of selling spoiled canned fruit. Summers was fined 10 dollars and Morrison was dismissed after appeal notice. Sanitary Inspector Uhl and city bacteriologist Dr Kemp testified spoiled cans contained poisonous gases risk of sickness or death.
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San Antonio
W. J. Morrison
Western Grocery Company
Emil E. Sommers
Morrison
Sanitary
Uhl
Kemp
H. B. Salliway
Summers
New Management At The Boston Tailoring And Cleaning Co
The Boston Tailoring and Cleaning Company at 406 South Alamo announces new ownership with P. J. DeLomel in charge. He invites San Antonio friends and patrons to the revived establishment offering new equipment, methods, prompt service, and first class workmanship. Call for cut rate price list and discounts.
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Boston Tailoring and Cleaning Company
South Alamo
Beethoven Hall
P. J. DeLomel
Social event at New York Produce Exchange marks first since 1884
June 8 report from New York notes the southern women and delegates at the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers association convention will attend a social function on the Produce Exchange floor, with a promenade concert planned for Friday. Taft and other notables expected at Thursday's banquet, as the association holds sessions today and later in the week. The exchange has not hosted such an event since its 1884 opening.
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Associated Press
New York
Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
New York Produce Exchange
Produce Exchange
Taft
Seven Divorces Granted in Thirty-seventh District Court
Judge Dwyer granted seven divorces yesterday in the Thirty-seventh district court. Cases included Sam Woods v Teresa Woods and Har rett Graves v Henry Graves, among others. The Johnson case favored the defendant on a cross bill, while the others favored the plaintiffs.
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Dwyer
Thirty-seventh District Court
Seeligson
Sam Woods
Teresa Woods
Harriet T. Graves
Henry T. Graves
J. A. Bunting
Cornelia Bunting
Jas. A. Johnson
Nina Johnson
Elsa Hull
W. J. Hull
D. Bocengera de Mireles
M. Mireles
A. Villereal
Carmen Villereal
Pray For Rain In Snyder Baptist Revival
Prayers for rain were offered at revival services at the Baptist church in Snyder Texas today. Special dishes at noon and evening advertised by German Kitchen on Avenue C.
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Snyder
THE
Associated Press
Tex
the Baptist Church
Avenue C
Good Roads Bonds Sent To Purchasers From Waxahachie
In Waxahachie Texas on June 8 county officials Judge Lumpkins and Auditor Spalding departed for St Louis to deliver $544000 in good road bonds to the buyers.
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Associated Press
Waxahachie
Tex
Lumpkins
Spalding
St. Louis
Quality Cigar in Tadema at Rosenthal’s Rosenthal’s ads
The notice advertises The Quality Cigar in Tadema at Rosenthal’s store locations 51442 and 400 East Houston. Box prices range from 9 to 4 dollars. It urges smokers to continue or start smoking Tadema cigars.
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Tadema
Rosenthal’s
East Houston
Submarine record to Lieut Nimitz in Narragansett Bay
The New York Journal reports Lieut Chester W Nimitz formerly of San Antonio in command of the Norval achieving a notable submarine trial in Narragansett bay. At 2000 yards and 30 to 40 feet depth the boat scored two hits in four trials earning praise from the navy department. Nimitz a nephew of Mrs Otto Wahrmund and Annapolis graduate is lauded for skill. The item closes with a German Kitchen lunch notice.
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The
New York Journal
San Antonio
Chester W. Nimitz
Navy
Nimitz
Norval
United States Navy
Narragansett Bay
Navy Department
Lieut
Forester Potter to tackle western boundary redistricting
Washington June 8 Associated Forester Potter has left for the west to pursue important boundary lines questions in redistricting national forests. He will also review appeals from district forester decisions in grazing disputes.
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Washington, D. C
Potter
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