Third Party Plans Rapidly Taking Shape
Roosevelt's name will not be presented and leaders plan a new party likely to begin with a mass meeting. They may endorse some Republican candidates where Rooseveltans hold power. A six week convention is planned to organize the Progressive party and potentially an independent ticket with Bryan.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Flinn
Pittsburg
Taft
Johnson
California
Mr. Roosevelt
Ormsby McHarg
William A. Prendergast
Mr. McHarg
McHarg
Bryan
Progress pledge circulated by Massachusetts Roosevelt group
Maj. H. B. McDowell, chair of the Roosevelt executive committee in Massachusetts, began circulating a progressive pledge for voters to sign. When asked if this implies forming a new party, McDowell said he would not state that directly but that the aim is to give people a chance to nominate their choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
H. B. McDowell
Roosevelt Executive Committee
Massachusetts
McDowell
Charles Blaney
Florence Collings Porter
California
Ilinois Equal Suffrage League
Roosevelt
Mlinois
Blaney
W. B. Owen
Chicago
Taft
Mrs. Owen
Illinois
Testimony of Five Women Endorses Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Five women from Reedville Oregon New Orleans Mishawaka Mishawaka Alton Station Deisem share experiences with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. They describe hot flashes dizziness backache insomnia and nervousness improving to well with the product.
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Reedville
Ore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary Bogart
Oregon
New Orleans
Gaston Blondeau
Polymnia St
Mishawaka
Ind
Chas. Bauer
E. Marion St
Alton Station
Emma Bailey
Deisem
Dak
Good Roads Missionary Returns From Weeklong Highway Tour
D. E. F. Colp secretary of the Highway division of the Chamber of Commerce reports on a weeklong automobile trip to promote highway connections between San Antonio and Houston. He visited Smithville Bastrop and Red Rock and said provisions exist for a continuous road to Houston with a short Fayette county stretch unused. Plans include a Red Rock to Smithville link and a Bastrop to Smithville spur where both converge. San Antonio road boosters plan to attend the Sutherland Springs Sonic picnic Monday as part of outreach for the San Antonio Port O'Connor project.
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San Antonio
Houston
D. EF. Colp
Chamber of Commerce
Colp
Smithville
Bastrop County
Bastrop
Sutherland Springs
The
Highway League
Port O'Connor
Shiners Celebrate Temple Anniversary in Austin
A delegation from Ben Hur Temple in Texas spent Thursday in Austin for the twenty first anniversary celebration. A large class of candidates was initiated as organizers seek 125 new members to reach 1000 total and allow four representatives on the imperial council. The day included a parade, banquet at six, and a ceremonial session with other entertainments.
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Ben Hur
Nobles
Mystic Shrine of Texas
Austin
Imperial Council
England Invents Vessel Speedometer Machine
A new device in England performs the same service for ships as a speedometer does for cars. The invention measures vessel speed for navigation and safety, marking an advance in maritime instrumentation.
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England
Free Hospital Fundraiser Drives Substantial Donations
A campaign to raise 50000 for a new charity hospital attracts steady gifts after a strong start. Donations exceed 10000 in three weeks with notable gifts from Mrs Bedell Moore and Sol Halff among many supporters. A letter campaign plans 17000 to 18000 letters mailed by next week and a fundraising baseball game is planned with local doctors and lawyers contributing.
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Free Clinic Association
Charity Hospital
Bedell Moore
Plaza Theater
Dr. C. 8S
Venable
Phillip Cook
Houston Street
Alamo Plaza
Lloyd Spencer
Williams' Kidney Pills Advertise Health Cure
A vintage ad promotes Williams' Kidney Pills to ease nervous system strain and kidney and bladder trouble. It highlights symptoms like pains in the loins and back and facial puffiness, claims a cure, and notes the product is sold by all druggists and by A. M. Pischer with a 60 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
A. M. Pischer
Boyhood Friends Reunite After Four Decades Across Oceans
Gustav Beraud chief steward at the St Anthony hotel and Duncan Bankhardt ex consul general from Salvador Mexico, both Niems France natives, met by chance confirming a long held belief that the world is small. They had known each other as boys forty years ago in France.
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Gustav Beraud
St. Anthony Hotel
Duncan Bankhardt
Republic of Salvador
Mexico
Niems
France
Bankhardt
Mr. Beraud
Washington
Religious Apathy Sways Japan Amid Catholic and Protestant Drift
A Roman Catholic paper in America cites a writer's view that Japan faces religious stagnation. Catholic numbers total 66 000, Greeks 20 000, converts from the 17th century reach 40 000, and Protestants total 80 000 to 100 000 after 40 years of evangelization. The piece notes non irreligion but apathy and a quest for wealth in a materialistic era.
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Japan
America
Europe
Forged Taft Signature Swindles Convention Visitors
A Chicago convention swindle exploited forged Taft signatures on entry passes. Police traced more than 20 forged passports sold to visitors by a confidence man, with victims paying about $10 each. The event drew about 150,000 visitors, many leaving or delaying plans. Delegates debated Roosevelt and Taft while suffragists spoke outside.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Coliseum
Taft
Roosevelt
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Zion City
Josiah Harnett
Arkansas
President Taft
Hartnett
Hotel Arrivals List From St Anthony to Kenedy
A long hotel arrivals column lists guests and their destinations including St Anthony San Angelo Chicago Detroit New York New Orleans St Louis Dallas Philadelphia Boston and many Texas towns such as Beaumont Sherman Laredo Waco Corpus Christi Lubbock Marlin Temple and San Marcos with numerous individuals and families named among the visitors.
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St. Anthony
Vivien Lynn
San Angelo
J. W. Ftanaguir
Chicago
E. O. Patterson
Detroit
T. E. Finetly
New York
L. F. Beauvois
New Orleans
L. H. Bump
St. Louis
Max Rosenwald
W. F. Kieth
Beaumont
Cc. W. Richardson
Worchester
N. Y
J. H. Cloyes
M. Scherr
W. W. Epperson
Philadelphia
Ely Jedel
Savoy
A. Stevenson
Marlin
N. B. Ware Jr
Pandora
Guy Menerley
Temple
M. P. McNulte
San
Marcos
Lucy Porey
M. Posey
Stockdale
T. L. Barington
Sabinal
Evansville
Ind
Noah Allen
Brownsville
W. B. Hall
Dallas
J. O. Page
Houston
Wexar
J. D. Gibbs
Kingsville
W. W. Jennings Jr
Norman Hall
Lockhart
R. H .Alvey
L. E. Camp
B. A. Cuetter
Lacoste
P. L. Neumann
Saspamceo
P. C. Melford
Corpus Christi
T. Green
Lancaster
Tex
H. Deutsch
W. Spitzbarth
J. D. Ellwood
N. C. Park
Kenedy
Katherine Park
Paris crime carnival uses cars in bank holds
The successors of famous French detective writers have a timely source for future novels as modern Paris sees a carnal of crime with bandits using automobiles for robberies. They pillage banks and shoot cashiers in a style once thought the prerogative of western desperadoes.
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Gaboriau
Paris
Obituary for Louis A Beze Jr.
Louis A Beze Jr five year old son of Louis Beze died yesterday afternoon at 4 30 o clock at a local hospital. The funeral will be held this afternoon from the home of his mother Mrs A Brown 518 Cameron street. Services will be held at the residence and at the San Fernando cathedral.
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Beze
Louis A. Kirby Beze Jr
Louis Beze
A. Brown
Cameron Street
San Fernando Cathedral
Edward L Kilday Dies at Home of Parents
Edward L Kilday aged ? year old, son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Kilday of 640 Cameron street, died at 4 this morning at the family home. Funeral from the residence Sunday at 4 30 PM with interment in St Marys Cemetery.
Real Estate Transfers In San Antonio Area
Nicholas Aguilar and wife transfer to Frank and Otila Paiz minors on June 21 1912 part of lot C block 2 new city block 893 SE corner of South Comal and Chihuahus streets for 675 dollars Harlandale Realty Company transfers to Mary Morin on April 11 1912 lots 6 and 6 block 10 Harlandale addition for 250 dollars Frank Piedras and wife transfer to Bilis Albaugh.
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Nicholas Aguilar
Frank
Otila Paiz
New City
Real estate transfers in New City and San Fernando areas dated June 1912
A series of June 1912 property transfers list buyers and sellers including Hunch Menger Sr to Tamar Ayala on blocks 5 and 1, Levi Roberts to F E Coane, J H Kirkpatrick to Clyde Howard, C 2B Moore and wife to Albert and Ernest Steves, and multiple others on Sunset, Hig Park, China Street, Stone Park and San Fernando additions with prices ranging from 100 to 5500 dollars.
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New City
Hunch Menger Sr
Tamar Ayala
Callaghan St
Levi Roberts
F. E. Coane
Block
Albert St
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Clyde Howard
San Fernando
Mary EB. Abborn
N. Cc
Coleman
BE. Soule
C. A. Soule
J. Gill
Hig Park
L. B. Haines
Nellie Alpiser
Sunset Pen
Pete Magallanes
Eliza M. RE
Louis Galli
China Street
Kit Carson
Fred Bow
Stone Park
Frederick Terrell
Henry Reinin
New
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Crat
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Perkins
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Good Roads
D. E. Colp
Shiners
Sol Halff
G. Bedell Moore
Winchester Kelso
P. J. Lewis
Ethel T. Drought
P. Drought
Nat Washer
F. Yoakum
Charles Lehreiner
Kerrville
T. L. Conroy
H. F. Partee
A. R. Spillman
J. Noyes Evans
A. B. Weakly
Johanna Kalteyer
Gus Giesecke
Petrich- Saur Lumber Co
Duval West
Evans. van derHoeven
H. W. Goode
S. J. Brooks
Ll. F. Birdsong
R. L. Ball
L. Kaufman
D. J. Woodhull
E. Hertzberg
Robert Hamilton
B. F. Nicholson
Skirving
Pioneer Flour Mills
E. Hammond
Co. L. Davenport
Tommie Irwin
A. F E. Heilbron
J. E. Trainer
Marie D. Beckman
G. W. Huth
John Zadich, Co
Ben P. Converse
J. E. Pancoast
Bishop Shaw
W. W. Sanger
A. A. Gray
Pancoast
T. G. Leighton
Leonora Mitchell
W. EB. Michael Jr
Willie A. Dykes
J. W. Furnish
Harper
City
Herbert
Hadley
Missouri
Hiram Johnson
Carter
H. C. Reeeptical Co
West Commertfee St
Studi
Mike Goggan
Houston St
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