Vitalitas claims cure for rheumatism from Houston man
A Houston man, C. D. Rogers of 120 Milam Street, says after months of weather exposure he is cured of rheumatism by Vitalitas. He praises the tonic’s cleansing, energizing effect and claims it cures indigestion and other ailments. A scientific exhibit is at Wagner's drug store, 407 Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Rogers
Houston
Milam Street
Vitalitas
Milam St
Tex
Wagner's Drug Store
Seven to Be Graduated at St Marys Parochial School
Seven students will graduate from the grammar department at St Marys Parochial School during Friday morning commencement in St Marys Church. Names include Mary Meehan Lewis Rose Kelly Della Smith Anna Marie Cayne Ruby Layton and Lillian Beasler. A reading and declamation contest Tuesday evening will award the M S Mahon memorial medal with music featured throughout the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Parochial School
St. Mary's Church
Mary Meehan
Lewis
Rose Kelly
Della Smith
Anna Marie Cayne
Ruby Layton
Lillian Beasler
M.S. Mahon
Order of Hiians
$1000-A-DAY MAN FOR $1.50
John Hays Hammond, once a high priced mining engineer and royal appointment, now earns 1.50 a day as a court witness in a $213,000 dispute between Harold Boericke and promoter Ricardo Mestres over Vera Cruz properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Hays Hammond
Hammond
King George's
United States District Court
Harold E. Beericke
Robert J. Kerr
Ricardo A. Mestres
Tampico
Mexico
Boericke
Mestres
Kerr
Vera Cruz
Mr. Hammond
B'nai B'rith to Meet at Temple Beth El vestry
Edgar Lodge No 211 of the Independent Order of B'nai B'rith will meet at 7:30 tonight in the vestry room of Temple Beth El. A large class of candidates will be initiated and officers for the year will be nominated. Reports from the Nashville lodge convention will be presented. Members will adjourn to Muth's Garden for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'nai B'rith
Edgar Lodge No
Order
Temple Beth-El
A Lodge
Nashville
Muth
Texas Company cited over refugee barge passengers
Continued from page 1 details Life Ungafe in Mexico or Vought life from the refugee voyage aboard the barge and tug toward Galveston. The United States marine laws require proper life preservers and boats, with fines of 200 dollars per passenger. W A Thompson Jr represented the Texas Company and warned of a 21,600 dollar fine for carrying 108 passengers whose government had not sent for them. Passengers drafted memorials thanking the Texas Company and American consul Clarence E Miller of Tampico. Miller had contacted Washington a week before sailing and urged protection for others in Xicotencatl valley while the State Department remained silent. Vought and Mrs Vought received congratulations for their escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Company
United States
Harry Morse
Pan American
W. A. Thompson ,Jr
Galveston
Vought
Clarence E. Miller
Tampico
Miller
Washington
State Department
Xicotencatl
Chamal
Forlon
Mr. Vought
Mrs. Vought
Carranza Decree to Protect Foreigners in Tampico Fallout
Governor Carranza issues a decree to Constitutionalist chiefs ordering protection of foreign residents and their property in Tampico area. Troops must avoid damage and may take food only with receipts and later payment. Decree aims to prevent friction with the United States and other nations. Piedras Negras, June 7, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Pass
Tex
Carranza
Tampico
Mexico
United States
V. Carranza
Piedras Negras
Corn Crop Assured
CLEBURNE TEX June 9 This morning a regular old time rain fell here last about four hours Creeks and tanks are full The corn crop is assured.
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Cleburne
Tex
Heavy Rain At Corsicana Hits Morning Weather
A heavy rain fell in Corsicana Texas this morning. The report notes weather conditions and mentions local observations as residents consider daily plans. The fragment ends with an advisory line about light and phone contact.
Good crops predicted for Southwest Texas amid rains
Wholesale credit men in San Antonio report a favorable outlook for corn cotton and grains across Southwest Texas. Winter rains improved ground and two weeks of rain are hoped to boost yields, with Kerrville and northwestern areas showing strong oats and wheat prospects. Local collections remain good and farmers expect a prosperous season despite some recent drought in limited sections.
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Texas
San Antonio
Arthur Storm
Pioneer Flour Mills
Pioneer Mills
West
George More
M. Halff & Brothers
Dreath
International & Great Northern
Kerrville
Beeville
Collins Grocery Company
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Gulf Coast
Artesian Belt
F. W. Anderson
Hu. Db. Elliott
San Antonio Drug Company
Eastman Kodak Trust Faces US Antitrust Suit
June 9 Buffalo. The United States seeks dissolution of Eastman Kodak Company of New Jersey and New York and an injunction to stop resale price fixing on cameras films and supplies. The government aims to divide assets to end the alleged monopoly and restore competition. Named defendants include Eastman Kodak firms and Rochester executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Eastman Kodak Trust
McReynolds
Eastman Kodak Company
New Jersey
New York
United States
Equity
Attorney General
United States Supreme Court
George Eastman
Henry A. Strong
Walter
Hubbell
Frank
Noble
Rochester
Eastman
Eastman Companies
Defender Company
Eastman Kodak Company of
Radtrhain ‘Kodak Company of
Photographic Supplies Firm Emerges as Major Corporation
A fragment notes the creation of a $5,000,000 corporation involved in manufacturing and marketing photographic supplies. The statement identifies the scale and focus of the business venture without additional context or names.
Eastman Company to Adjust Methods in Government Suit
Eastman Kodak Company will change its business practices in response to the government dissolution suit filed at Buffalo. George Eastman, president, said the firm will not dissolve but will operate its retail stockhouses under its own name and drop its exclusive sales policy as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Eastman Kodak Company
Buffalo
George
Judge Fines Man for Nodding Off on Street Car
Ernest Plath was fined ten dollars after Miss Ethel Wood accused him of annoying her on a Chicago street car by nodding and tipping his hat while asleep. Plath claimed he was surprised by a police arrest while exhausted and dozing, with his hat hitting the car's back. The judge ordered him to keep awake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gemmil
Ernest Plath
Ethel Wood
Plath
Ocean Airship Plans from Providence Inventor
Providence inventor Fuller claims plans for an ocean going airship that is non collapsible and non sinkable. He says the craft could cross Halifax to the Irish coast in about twelve hours, using a mixed engine design inspired by German divisibles and the Wright biplane. He plans to offer the airship to the United States government, or if rejected, to Japan or another nation.
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Ventor
Halifax
Fuller
United States
Japan
Light Rain Falls in Hondo and Medina County
A light rain fell in Hondo with heavier precipitation recorded in eastern Medina County. The fragmentary text references travel advertising and a distant historical note about Christianity’s spread to China via Nestorian missionaries from Persia and Nepal around the year 506, but the context is unclear.
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Hondo
Tex
Medina County
China
Augustine
Isle of
Thanet
Europe
Persia
Nepaul
Sunset Route Timetable Highlights and Local Departures
Railroad timetable page lists No. 4 and No. 6 departures to the north and from Laredo, with mixed locals to Palestine, Houston, Galveston, and Kerrville. Also shows Victoria and Sutherland Springs motor cars, daily and Sunday patterns, and main line east and west services including El Paso, Houston, and coast towns.
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North
Palestine
Mexico
Laredo
Houston
Gal- Vorton
Dallas
Fort Worth
Kosb Raae
Ft. Worth
Galvese
Seecvecse
A. P
Coaet
Coast
Kerrville
Victoria
Sutherland Springs
Banday
Sutherland Optimes
Sutherland
el Paso
West
East
Santa Fe
Washington society shocked by Miss Agnes Hart Wilson remark
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson daughter of Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson shocked Washington society with an interview in which she said she would rather return to her stenography job than participate in capital society. She claimed Washington life is a bore and her mother’s inability to act as hostess keeps her there.
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Washington Society
Agnes Hart Wilson
William B. Wilson
Society
Washington
St. Louis
Wilson
Capital Society
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Alamo Plaza
Ansom Oui
Iillbee
Houston St
Wr.c.d. Rogers
St. Mary's Parochial School
Ra Ae
LIFE
Corsicana
Corsicana, Tex
A. Collman
Helen Frick
Pittsburg
Massachusetts
Wenham
Bloolvt Book Trust
Eastman Company
Supreme Court
Ocean Airship Plans
Providence
Eugene Fuller
Chickerings
Chickering Angelus
Thos. Goggan & Bros
Houston and Navarro Sts
Waco
A Sk Ok
Ade
Crcassees
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