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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1909

Page

4

Miss Harriman Aids Announce Prizes For Aerial Contests

Associated Press reports in New York that Miss Harriman funds prizes to fight tuberculosis with a peace bowl transformed from a brie ferry bowl. Brooklyn committees will organize meals and patient support while an aerial exhibit and sale support TB work. St Louis Aero Club plans $1,600 in prizes for an October aviation event including prizes for airplanes balloons and dirigibles with cash and medals.

Associated Press New York Alis Many Ran H. Harrimans Brooklyn Committee On Prevention Brooklyn Red Cross Arden St. Louis Aero Ehih St Trouis Tisi Walloon

C Herculean Claim of Cure for Catarrh and Pills

$100 reward offered for proof that Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh. Ad claims constitutional remedy acting through blood to restore health. Mentions testimonials and a money-back guarantee. Ends with address and sales promise for Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Ieee Cheney & Co Tolndo

Inheritance Tax Paid on Heinsheimer Estate

The estate of the late Louie S. Heinsheimer paid a substantial inheritance tax of 146000 to the state comptroller. Heinsheimer, linked to the Kuhn, Loeb & Co. banking firm, left a fortune reportedly valued around 5 million, with the will indicating a payment or bequest of 2,000,000 in a prominent transaction involving SNGWWO.

Voliva Deposed as Zion’s Ruler at Night

Chicago report states Glenn Voliva, successor of John Alexander Dowie, was deposed as head of the Zion city church and as political ruler after an election drama. Beckly becomes the new mayor of Zion City. An advertising insert promotes Foley’s Kidney Remedy by Rexar Deng Co.

Associated Press Chicago Willer Glenn Voliva John Alexander Down Zion Voliva Bean Beckly Zion City Seria Foley Rexar Deng Co

May trade report shows export drop in foodstuffs

Washington reports the May trade statement showing a shift in imports and exports. Imports of manufacturing materials rise while foodstuffs exports fall compared with last year. The record notes India rubber copper lumber and chemicals also trend lower in export value.

Associated Press Washington Bureau of Buvreau India

Ladies Appear as Birds and Insects in Society Ball

June 24 report from jated Prost notes bachelors hosted a season closing ball where ladies dressed as birds and insects while men wore colored evening dress. Dames and peers attended in fanciful costumes including butterflies magpie and hens, with American Mrs Hache among guests at the thatched styll...

Jated Prost Hache

New Socialist Party Launched in New York

The New Socialist Party opened a branch in Chicago as the Western headquarters of the league. Clarence Bartow and Austin de Lewis lead the effort with recruitment notes from several figures, including Lata Galiimay and Alexander Burkoan, signaling a party expansion despite the imperfect OCR.

Associated Press New York Dune Nadiad Free Speech League Rty Clarence Bartow Mogee Flaywood Aml Poltibone Chicago League Austin de Lewis Paifia Das Mraeinen Lata Galiimay Alexander Burkoan

Man Finds Relief From Prostate Trouble With Kidney Remedy

J B Morris of Ry writes that a year ago his relative suffered kidney and bladder trouble and enlargement of the prostate gland. After doctors advised operation they recommended Foley's Kidney Remedy. The remedy gave relief after the first dose and again after the second bottle, with no further trouble. Sold by Bexar Drug Co.

Ralov J. B. Morris, Jer, Ry Foley Bexar Drag Co

America Foremost in Ballooning

New York June 24 Members of the Aero Club of America claim the United States leads ballooning globally and will likely attain official top status at the coming congress of the International Federation in July or August. Delegates are determined by gas consumption in ascensions, with 7 cubic feet counted for 1908 giving the country eight delegates appointed by the division.

Associated Press Washington United States Lake Champlain Congress Shite Britain Mranee Samedi de Champlain Lish Bryce Wrance Dussurand State Department New York Aero Clibe of America Lynternaic Federation Thaly Ehh

Tie in Kaiser prize vocal contest at Saengerfest

New York June 24 A tie in the Kaiser's prize vocal contest ends the festival of the North American Saengerbund. The Junger Maennereiur of Philadelphia and the Kreutzer Quartet of New York each score 46 points and will share in the trophy. Next Saengerfest scheduled for Philadelphia. The trophy is a diverstatuette of Minnesanger with a portrait of Emperor Wilhelm.

Associated Press New York Junger Maennereiur Philadelphia Kreutger Quartette New Yor Saeagerbund Willian Germany

New Braunfels Visitors At Odd Fellows Meeting

New Braunfels visitors attended an Odd Fellows gathering last night. Charles Gillespie, a prominent young man, received first, second and third degrees in full regalia under Captain W. Urquhart. Delegates from New Braunfels and nearby towns participated in the ceremony and feasted afterwards on Soledad Street.

New Braunfels ODD Fellows’ Meeting Monroe Ledge Charles Anewel Pulheough W. Urquhart Gillespie Antonie

Marlin Commercial Club bids $250000 hotel in town

Special Dispatch from Marlin Texas reports the M Commercial club proposes a $250,000 hotel and bath house with a suitable site and inducements. A site near a business district is seen as key for erecting a large hotel with grounds for courts, golf links and campus. The move aims to put Marlin on the map as a winter health center and draws broad citizen endorsement.

Special Dispatch Marlin Tex M Commercial Club Newt Chis Son Busi Matick Mrelin

Little Princess Name Registered in Civil Register

In Madrid on the 24th, Beatrice was registered as Beatrice Maria Teresa Blenvenide. The ceremony named the infant on the civil register and the queen and infant are reported to be well.

Associated Press Madrid Beatrice la Gra Maria Teresa

Child falls into river from tree at falls

An 11 year old, Clarencn Salas, fell from a tree into a swollen river below a park and drowned yesterday afternoon. Bystanders, including men women and children, struggled to reach him but the boy was pulled under and carried downstream about 200 yards before vanishing from sight.

Associated Press Churenen William Salas Yostridas Glarenes

Metropolitan Opera Mees Pension Plan Details

Director Dipple outlined a continental pension plan for Metropolitan Opera Company members. A pension of 1000 per annum for life will be provided to performers with a set number of performances annually. Additional funds would come from actors themselves. The plan reportedly covers all company members including chorus and orchestra.

Associated Press Liowidan Dipple Metropolitan Opera Company Metropolitan Company Daud Willlow Metropolitan Oper Company Tie Tama

Glasses Said to Reform Criminals by Br. Richards

New York report quotes Br. William M. Richards who argues glasses improve vision and moral views. He aims to prove the theory within a year using statistics and believes defective eyesight influences crime.

Prasad New York Br. Wilam M. Richards

Speaker Cannon Denounces Suffrage At Oswego High

Speaker Cannon told Oswego New York high school graduates why he is against woman suffrage. He warned that even if women vote, they will influence marriages and family votes while men lose influence】【。

Associated Press Shington

Old Tobin Homestead Sold to Luling Man

J. C. Walker of Luling purchased the old Tobin homestead on Maine avenue Tobin Till, a well known San Antonio residence. The transfer from W. & Tobin heirs was for 9250 dollars in cash.

Luling J. C. Walker Tobin Maine Avenue Tobin Till San Antonio W. &Obin

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