Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy
Mrs. W. A. Johnson of Sycamore Springs California reports complete relief from years of kidney liver troubles after using Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy. The ad touts plant juices and roots, claims broad benefit and offers free samples from Warner Safe Remedies Co Rochester NY.
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Warner’s
W. A. Johnson
Warner
Sycamore Springs
Santa Monica
California
Warner Safe Remedies Co
Rochester
N. Y
Construction Begins on New St. John's Orphanage
Architect F B Gaenslin says the new St John’s orphanage will start next Wednesday with foundation excavation under way. The facility replaces the fire-destroyed building and will initially include a boys dormitory with future plans for a girls dormitory and administration building. The old orphanage site at Santa Rosa hospital is being readied for occupancy by Sisters of Charity and infirmary nurses.
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St. John's Orphanage
F. B. Gaenslin
Catholic Church
Santa Rosa Hospital
Sisters of Charity
Cottages Burned in Highland Park Fire
Two cottages on Drexel Avenue were destroyed by a morning fire starting in J. Tarain's home at 105 Drexel. Adjoining 106 Drexel owned by L. Cooper also burned. damage about 1800 dollars, partly insured. Firefighters faced hydrant shortages and used a 2500 foot hose line. Cause unknown. Tarain family had left town recently.
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Highland Park
J. Tarain
Drexel Avenue
L. Cooper
Tarain
Bimendorf
Paul Riebe
Obituary notices for Bigger Morales Collins and Davis
James Bigger 49 died at 11:50 p m at 400 Schley Ave after a year in San Antonio from Kentucky. Anita Morales 61 died at her daughter's home 321 North Smith St survived by J C Morales and 11 children. Artie Hale Collins 48 died at her daughter’s home 406 East Locust St. Arthur Davis 33 died at a local sanitarium after coming from Spokane. Funeral services and interments planned for each, with lodge affiliations and churches noted.
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Bigger
James T. Bigger
Schley Avenue
San Antonio
Kentucky
Lodge No. 11
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
J. B. Scott
Goliad
J. F. and
Lea Collins
Mercedes
R. J. Collins
Sloan & Hagg
Davis
Arthur Davis
Spokane
Wash
Spokane Aerie No. 2
Order of Eagles
Lodge of Eagles
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Company
City Cemetery No. 3
San Antonio Unveils New Motor-Driven Fire Truck
The San Antonio fire department formally accepted a new motor driven hook and ladder truck at 8 am and placed it in service at Company No. 4 on Main avenue and Romana streets. Costing 5000 dollars the unit carries 200 feet of hose and a 35 gallon chemical tank with 35 foot ladders. A test yesterday showed it handle sharp turns, narrow streets, and reached 54 miles per hour on the North Loop run. The companion unit is due within ten days.
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San Antonio
Main Avenue
Romana Streets
Jones
Wright
Five to Penitentiary Sentences Pronounced in District Court
Judge Anderson presided as four men and one woman were sentenced to prison by the Thirty-seventh District Court. A. J. Cochran received three years for forgery, John Douglas Burrell two years for burglary, Charles Williamson three years for forgery, Wil Henderson two years for theft over fifty dollars, and Effie Adams three years for theft from the person. Cochran proclaimed innocence, and Anderson said parole if authorized. Adams’ motion for a new trial was denied.
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Anderson
A. J. Cochran
Huntsville
John Douglas Burrell
Charles Williamson
Wil Henderson
Effie Adams
Cochran
Officials Sentenced in Jackson Loan Case
Federal Judge Cotteral at Guthrie today sentenced Crisler Ward and Bounds, principals in the Jackson Loan and Trust Company, convicted of conspiracy to defraud. Crisler six months and a $500 fine. Ward five months and a $400 fine. Bounds three months and a $100 fine.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Cotteral
Guthrie
Crisler
Ward and Bounds
Jackson Loan and Trust Company
Ward
Wilson’s Farewell as New Jersey Governor
Woodrow Wilson formally turned over the New Jersey governorship to Senator James F. Fielder. In a brief farewell he praised courage in public life and expressed confidence in Fielder as his successor. Wilson noted reforms achieved, including corporate law revisions and worker protections, hoping a pending jury commission and direct election measures pass before adjournment.
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Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
James F. Fielder
State Senate
Wilson
Assembly
Fielder
Princeton
Washington
Public Utilities Commission
United States
Wisconsin
Runaway Horse Panics Child on East Commerce Street
A seven year old boy, son of Jacob Oranskey, rode in a buggy hitched at Hackberry and Commerce when the horse bolted along East Commerce at 11 45 this morning. Policeman Harless halted the creature at South Alamo, and the boy suffered only a bruise from the fall.
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East Commerce Street
Jacob Oranskey
Hackberry
Commerce Streets
South Alamo Street
Harless
Senate to Consider State Highway Bills in Texas
In Austin on March 1 the Senate set the state highway commission bills for next Tuesday. Debate focused on Collins employers compensation act with mutual insurance and a three member board to decide industrial accident claims. An amendment to bar common law defenses failed, as did Vaughan’s contributory negligence exception. The session closed with gifts to retiring Senator Vaughan and adjournment until Monday.
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Austin
Tex
Senate
State Highway Commission
Vaughan
Collins
Watson
Horace W. Vaughan
Warren
Con
Carpenters Seek Wage Increase in San Antonio
Local Union No. 14 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners asks San Antonio contractors to raise carpenter and joiner wages from 40 to 45 cents per hour starting May 1 when the current contract expires. The open letter cites higher living costs and better pay in surrounding towns, urging contractors to follow the Traction Company example. Letters urge business leaders to require union labor on future builds. the union notes over 6000 union carpenters in the city.
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Builders’ Exchange of
San Antonio
Traction Company
Fire department praised after warehouse blaze at Landa plant
Firemen confined the Joanna Landa feed and grain warehouse fire to one structure. A day after the blaze destroyed 150 carloads of hay, Harry Landa sent a $100 check to Fire Chief Wright praising the department for its swift efforts to prevent total loss.
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Joseph Landa
Harry Landa
Wright
Landa
Richter's Brother Dies In Fredericksburg
Alderman William L. Richter travels to Fredericksburg after the death of his brother H. R. Richter aged 68. A long‑time resident of Fredericksburg and jeweler by trade, he leaves a widow four daughters Miss Lesler Richter and Miss Carrie Richter and a son Reinhold Richter. Funeral services were held today in Fredericksburg.
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William L. Richter
Fredericksburg
H. R. Richter
Virginia
F. Sachs
Charles Weinmahn
Lesler Richter
Carrie Richter
Reinhold Richter
French to run joint tests on longitude with Arlington wireless
The French government orders four officers to Arlington Virginia for joint tests with American naval officers to determine the Washington Paris longitude difference. An American officer will depart for France to study the same problem at the Eiffel Tower station. Arlington messages reach Paris via the Eiffel Tower, but none from Arlington has yet arrived in Paris.
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Paris
Arlington
Washington
Navy Department
France
Eiffel Tower
New Bridge Nears Completion Over Medina River
The last steel girder of the Medina river bridge is being set today by the San Antonio Uvalde and Gulf railroad. Traffic continues on the temporary span with trains running on one side. The new bridge opens for service Monday.
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Medina River
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad
Bel
Mission to Open at St Marys Church This Sunday
A four week revival at St Marys Church begins Sunday led by Rev Father P B Donnelly and Rev Father J H Quinn. First week focuses on women and children, second on men, third week for Holy Week, fourth week for non Catholics. Masses at 530, 600, 700 and 815 with sermons after 600 and 815. Noonday service at 1230 children 330 and 745 evening service. Donnelly lectured on Alaska and the Arctic Region to Academy of the Lady of the Lake.
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St. Mary’s Church
P. B. Donnelly
Dublin
Ireland
J. H. Quinn
Father Donnelly
Alaska
Arctic
Academy of the Lady of the Lake
Big Night at Fair Offers Everything at 10 Cents
At the Ben Hur Shrine Fair noble F. Martin announces all sale items will be disposed tonight with any remaining stock closed out by midnight. A diamond ring valued at 275 dollars is the centerpiece prize as admission is cut to 10 cents drawing big crowds. Members of the San Antonio tribe of the Ancient Order of Red Men arrive in war paint for a tomtom and tomahawk dance while hay, flour, and ham prizes from Ye Old Country Grocery go for 10 cents each.
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Ben Hur Shrine
Noble F. Martin
San Antonio
Order of Red Men
Tommyhawk
Carranza To Head Foe Of En Huerta
Reports say Carranza would command about 2000 troops with Alberto Guajarco joining the Coahuila revolt. Villa, Maytorena, and other rebels occupy Agua Prieta Nacozari and fronteras while government forces recapture Aguascalientes.
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War Department
Torreon
Aubert
Carranza
Alberto Guajarco
Coahuila
Las Esperanzas
Musquiz
Ahuila
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Maytorena
Sonora
Agua Prieta
Nacozari
Fronteras
Puebla
Vera Cruz
Alberto Fuentes D
Aguascalientes
National Railways
Juarez
Escalon
Rodriguez
Aguescalientes
Fuentes D
Angeles
Felipe Angeles
Belgium
Miguel Garduna
Garduna
National Palace
General Hidalgo
Madero
Suarez
Mariano Luque
Huerta
Morelos
Durango
Tlaxcala
Chihuahua
Huez
Zapatista
Cuernavaca
Zapatistas
Zapata
Villa Ayala
Emiliano Zapata
Eufemio
Tetecala
Axochiatam
Genevevo de
Mexico peace talks urged broad protection for all factions
Ramon Prida, Mexico City lawyer and spokesman for the Orozco faction, demands recognition and protection for all factions including the Madero family. He says Pascual Orozco, Jr. is near El Paso and will join the peace conference in Laredo and meet in El Paso as soon as possible.
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Peace Commission
San Antonio
el Paso
Laredo
Department of Justice
Huerta-Diaz
Garza Granados
Secretary of the Interior
Marqueo Castellanos
Supreme Court of Mexico
Jose M. Garza Ramos
Herrejon Lopez
Nuevo Laredo
Guevencio
Gonzales Ramos
Matamoros
Andres Garza Galan
Barriog M. Hiniojosa
Villa Garcia
Garza Cantu
Nueva Leon
R. Treveno
A. Morales
H. Potasina
Tamaulipas
Rafel Flores
Pascual Orozco, Sr
Chihuahua
Adolfo Gomez
Sonora
Prida
Pascual Orozco
Republic
Mexico City
Victoria
Felix Diaz
General Huerta
Mexico
Mr. Prida
Republic of Mexico
Madero Famiy
Pascual Orozco, Jr
Ramon Prida
Orozco
Refugees Released as Huerta Regime Gains Stability
Washington reports two measures signaling belief in Huerta’s stability. Mexican refugees held on the U S side are ordered freed, and Col de la Fuente and party are granted safe passage to San Antonio for a peace conference. Rebel leaders reportedly shift to the provisional government and a more cooperative stance helps ease tension with Mexican factions.
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Washington
Huerta
Mexico
California
Texas
de la Fuente
Juarez
San Antonio
Emilio Madero
Cheche Campos
Orozco
Gomez Palacios
Hama
Durango
Calero Seeks Mexico Presidency After Senate Admission
Manuel Calero, former ambassador to the United States, announces a presidential bid after admitting before the senate that he lied to Washington for ten months to downplay conditions in Mexico. Calero's supporters began organizing his campaign following the meeting yesterday with his friends.
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Mexico City
Manuel Calero
United States
Senate
Washington
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Calero
Cuban gunboat Cuba arrives with Mexican refugees
The gunboat Cuba brought Senora Francisco I. Madero Jr. and family from Veracruz to Havana. Also on board were Ernesto Madero and other relatives, Cuban minister Sterling, and many Cuban refugees. Gen Freyre Andrade and hundreds of Cubans greeted the arrival at the pier amid a large demonstration.
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Havana
Cuba
Veracruz
Senora Francisco I. Madero Jr
Mexico
Senor
Senora Madero
Ernesto Madero
Senor Sterling
Freyre Andrade
Executions Reported in Chihuahua City Plot Case
Passengers arriving from Chihuahua City say Augustin Lavandat, state capital police chief, and seven others were executed by military authorities for alleged involvement in the revolutionary plot tied to ex Governor Gonzales. Gonzales to face trial.
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EL Paso
Tex
Chihuahua City
Augustin Lavandat
Gonzales
Pecs Ge Gonzales
Navy denies ship explosion killed and wounded at target practice
Rear Admiral Fletcher, commanding the American battleship squadron off Veracruz, Mexico, today denied reports that a person was killed and three injured by an explosion of four shell during target practice yesterday.
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Washington
Fletcher
Veracruz
Mexico
Navy Department
Americans Freed After Monterey Seamen Detained in Veracruz
Six American sailors from the Ward liner Monterey were arrested by Mexican federal soldiers after a shot near the customs house. Consul William W. Canada protested, the men were released, and the military commander apologized. Evidence showed the sailors were unarmed and sober.
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Veracruz
Monterey
Customs House
William W. Canada
Peace Conference Continues
The peace conference continued at Nuevo Laredo today as delegates met in Laredo Texas region near the border amid ongoing talks and diplomatic activity.
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Laredo
Tex
Nuevo Laredo
Mrs. Fred Weller Dies in Texas During Illness
Braymont Texas March 1 Mrs. Fred W Weller wife of the Standard Oil Company of Louisiana president died after a brief illness at the home of Mr and Mrs George C Greer her hostess The body will be shipped tonight to New York for burial Mr Weller was prominently connected with leading oil companies during the Beaumont oil boom
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Fred Weller
Braymont
Tex
Fred W. Weller
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana
New York City
George C. Greer
New York
Weller
Beaumont
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