Inauguration Means Hot Time on Potomac
Washington dispatch by Gilson Gardner details the official and unofficial inauguration program for the new president and vice president. It covers oath moments in the senate, the supreme court swearing, the parade with troops and guards, and the evening inaugural address with Taft and Fairbanks highlighted amid crowds and security.
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Gilson Gardner
Washington, D. C
Senate
United States Suprema Court
Washington
Rerwlr Army
Fort Myer
District of Columbia
Tongsylvania Avenue
White House
Howard Taft
Roosevelt
James
Sherman
Fairbanks
Garrage
Fort Myst
House of Representatives
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
United States Senate
Capitol
Congress
Annapolis
Point
Melelile W. Fuler
Eleat
Wm. Howard Taft
Jeff
Hieney
Landis Right In Oil Swat At Standard Oil
Chicago reports Judge Landis struck a $29 240 000 blow at the Standard Oil interest via its Indiana sub. Professor Charles G. Little argues the real corporate culprit is the New Jersey parent, and punishment can only come through the Indiana court. The piece moves to coverage of Roosevelt era inaugural events, with details on the parade, ball, and fundraising norms in Washington.
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Chicago, Ill
K. M.* Landig
Standard Oi Company
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Charles G. Little
Northwestern University Law School
Tripoli Law Review
American Jurisprud
Nce
Professor Little
Indiana Company
Court of Repeale
Texas Kidney Tonic Recipe Promises Relief For Sufferers
A recipe called Dandelion and Sarsaparilla Compound claims to ease headaches rheumatism and urinary issues by cleansing kidneys and eliminating poisons. It advises mixing Dandelion fluid extract compound Karyon and syrup of sarsaparilla and taking tea spoonfuls after meals and at night.
Boy of 6 Falls Into River and Drowns Near San Antonio Banks
A six year old boy fell into the San Antonio river along its banks near Tenth Street on Sunday about six pm. The child, Jeff Davis Bott, son of Mrs. J C Shepherd of Avenue B, disappeared quickly as a companion cried for help. Neighbors rushed to locate the boy but no sign was found until a half hour later when his body was recovered near a pecan tree. Rescue attempts failed and funeral services were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tenth Street
Jeff Davis Bott
Mra
J. C. Shepherd
J. M. Roscoe
J. Mira
Scott
Shravsport
Shephers
Tormur
To Cure a Golden One Day Quinine Tablets Claim
The text advertises native Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a cure in one day. Druggists refund money if not effective, with B W Grove’s signature on each box.
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Falla
B. W. Grove
Burial Permits and Death Notices Collected
Burial permits list multiple death notices from February with details including ages and causes. John Conlon 44 died February in San Rosa infirmary from cerebral hemorrhage. interment Yaokum Texas. Amesto Casanove one year died February from pneumonia. Ernest Oelxe age six and a half died February 27 of heart failure at 738 Synth Walter street. interment National Cemetery.
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Jeff Davis Scott
Agatwe
Dei
Logansport
Dad
John Conlon
Sante Rosa Infirmary
Yoakum
Tex
Amesto Casanove
Gil Lope
Tn Heal Wimendbaf
Ernest Oelxe
Wied
Walters Strent
Interment National Cementery
Hyomei touted as quick relief for catarrh in 1908 ad
An advertisement from Booth's Hyomei Co touts a complete inhaler outfit for 1.00 promising rapid relief from catarrh, nasal soreness, and flu symptoms. It includes a testimonial from a Michigan reader praising its efficacy for nose and throat relief and claims universal availability in American towns.
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Hyomei
Bexar
Michigan
Cnvosco
Mich
America
Booth's Hyomoi'Co
Butate, N
Inauguration Preparations For Tatt’s Presidency Detailed
Washington March 1 Preparations for William Howard Taft’s inauguration are complete with committees predicting a more brilliant ceremony than any prior. The capital’s great court of honor receives final touches and a $20,000 decoration budget is reported. Large crowds arrive daily from across the United States, with many organizations converging on the city.
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Washington, D. C
William Howard Tatt
United States
Victim Dies After Plant Shooting Near Ax Junction
Tresa Alverana a Mexican laborer died at the Atty hospital Sunday morning from a gunshot wound suffered Friday night at the new cement plant near Ax Junction on the International Great Northern railroad. The shooting, blamed on a black man, followed a quarrel over horse tending at the works. Leslie Cooper and Martin Holland have been sought by police since Friday and remain missing. Alveraria, paralyzed from the neck down, had named a wife and children in Laredo before death.
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Tresa Alverana
Atty Hospital
Axl Junoction
Internationa Great Northern Railroad
Alveradia
Leslie Cooper
Martin Holland
Polite
Sheriff's Department
Hays
Riebe
Deal
Alverulla
Laredo
Chief of Police
Jecall
Alveradia Hageen
Iillat
Mask Ball Awards Twenty Prizes At Turner Hall
The Drormer Brothers hosted a mask ball Saturday night at Turner Hall awarding twenty prizes. Recipients included Miss Nic with an evening scarf, Misa Brick, nurse WM. Hitne, Japanese girl Sigi Ida Bankney, cowboy girl Miss Gritsenbeck, and others such as tamale vendor HH Bernhardt, stockholder A Bernhardt, hunter Gus Packer, rag picker F Pauling, soldier J Wocraner, fireman Mr Junelgnet, paper hanger Julius Lenz, plus prize pairings for Minnie Pittman Sadie Amith and Minnie Heck with John Sineke as an Indian couple.
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Drormer Brothers
Turner Hall
Nic
Misaey
T. Ragiii
Warlassip
Misa Brick
Miss Woerner
Mita A. Walter
Columbia
Mins Lehthe
H. Bernhardt
R. L. Bailey
A. Bernhardt
HH. Doering
Gus Packer
Hunter
F. Pauling
J. Wocraner
Junelgnet
Albert Nertzleb
Julius Lenz
Minnie Pittman
Sadie
Amith
Minnie Heck
John Sineke
Tasteless Groves Chill Allure in Original Tonic Claim
An advertisement extols Grove’s Tasteless Chill Ton ic claiming it dissolves in stomach acids rather than the mouth. It markets the tonic as tasteless for both adults and children and asserts 30 years as its standard. Price is cited at a penny.
Raid at The Puzzle resort ends in arrests
Police raid on The Puzzle resort at North Laredo Street near West Houston Street results in eleven arrests including nine women and two men. Officers Bachman and Al lis led the operation after an earlier plant at the venue. Names of detainees listed, with fines set at ten dollars for the men. cases continued to March.
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North Laredo Street
West
Houston Street
Bachman
Allis
Hvery Ona
Becante
Clarence Darrow to Fight for Araujo in Texas Case
Clarence Darrow, famed Chicago socialist lawyer, engaged by socialists to defend Mexicans accused under neutrality laws linked to the border outbreak. He may appeal for Azajo, recently sentenced to Fort Leavenworth, with an appearance likely in San Antonio. Darrow previously gained fame defending Moyer, Haywood, and Pettibone.
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Clarence Darrow
Chicago
America
Texas
Republic
Darrow
Azajo
United States
Fort, Leavenworth
San Antonio
Mover, Haywood and Peltihona
Boise
Idlaho
Steunenberg
Colorado
J. M. Crier
Heed D. Warren
Appeal To Reason
Negro Lad with Knife Threat at Depot Case
A 17 year old black youth named George Klog allegedly drew a knife and threatened a baggage master at the International and Great Northern depot on Saturday afternoon after warnings to stay away from a box. He was fined $15 in the corporation court after testimony noted he trifled with the box and kept others at bay before being escorted away.
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George Klog
International & Great
Northern Depot
Corporation Court
Shea Sees Peace In Railroad World Amid Labor Talks
Simothy Shea, first glew president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Wire men and Enginemen, in town from Peoria, says railroad workers are at peace and no strikes are planned. He reports about 400,000 laid off during the panic have been reinstated and expects an early settlement with the San Antonio and Aransas Pass mill. Patrolman Tony Krause arrested a boy hours later.
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United States
Simothy Shea
Glew
Brotherhood of Locomotive Wiremen
Peoria
Shea
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
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