Vaughan Withdraws Senate Resignation From Texas Senate
Senator Vaughan remains a member of the Texas Senate after withdrawing his resignation. Senator Darwin visited the governor and learned resignation had not been officially accepted. Vaughan will stay in Austin at least a month while pursuing bills of interest and the Senate asserts it governs its own membership.
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Séar Darwin
North
Texas
Vaughan
Austin
State Senate
Senate
Taft commutes Heike sentence in sugar case
President Taft commuted eight months in prison and a $5000 fine for Charles R. Heike, secretary treasurer of the American Sugar and Refining Co, who was convicted of conspiring to defraud the United States over dutiable sugar. The action followed Attorney General Wickersham's recommendation and cited Heike's heart kidney and lung ailments.
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Washington
Taft
Charles R. Heike
American Sugar and Refining Company
New York County
Heike
United States
Wickersham
County court house to abolish public drinking cups
County commissioners rule all water spigots will require individuals to bring their own cup. They cite contagion risk from shared cups and say drinking water remains available, with the county providing the water.
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County Court House
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Malaria Remedy
Advertisement notes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to drive out malaria and boost the system for both adults and children. Priced at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
Exall to Address Students in Cleburne Talk
Henry Exall president of the Texas Industrial Congress will address the high school in Cleburne on Tuesday March 4. Cleburne schools are expanding programs to include agriculture and related industries as part of the curriculum.
Robbers Escape With Diamonds In Philadelphia Heist
Robbers dynamited the safe at Otto Goldsmith diamond merchant in central Philadelphia and stole diamonds valued at 7000 dollars early today. The incident occurred in the heart of the city as authorities review security footage and search for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Otto Goldsmith
Eye Ear Nose and Throat Doctor in San Antonio Office
Call on Dr. J Harvey Moore at 204 Gunter office building San Antonio to learn cure. Dr J R Cunningham osteopath at 449 Moore Building. Old phone 984-5.
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J. Harvey Moore
Gunter Office Building
San Antonio
J. R. Cunningham
Moore Bldg
Katy merger bill moves to Senate as chamber weighs key measures
Austin March 3 The Texas Senate faces a busy week with the Katy consolidation bill likely to pass over the governor’s veto. Others include the Alamo bill the married woman property rights bill and the initiative and referendum amendment. House and Senate clash over stock and bond law and railroad hospital bills with broad opposition to platform recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
House
Senate
Vaughan
Katy
McGregor
Shrine fair closing offers diamond ring top prize
The Ben Hur Shrine fair ends tonight at the exposition hall 117 Main Avenue with prizes including a 275 diamond ring a talking machine two shot guns a cedar chest and Sapho statue. Funds finalization will cover expenses of the Ben Hur Patrol trip to Dallas in May for the imperial council convention as San Antonio prepares to depart May 11 on two special trains.
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Exposition Hall
Main Avenue
Sapho
Dallas
Imperial Council
San Antonio
International
Great Northern
Santa Fe
Never 100 Old 10 Learn New Lesson
Mr. A. O. Reed, a 74 year old fruit and vegetable dealer living at 301 Granada street, reports relief from using Plant Juice. Fischer's Drug Store at corner Alamo and Houston promotes Plant Juice for nervous debility and general weariness, claiming rapid improvement.
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A. O. Reed
Granada Street
Fischer's
Alamo
Houston
Open Farm Demonstration Train Comes to San Antonio
The seven car special agricultural demonstration train, operated by the International & Great Northern Railway with Texas A and M College and other agencies, will arrive in San Antonio at 4 p m and be open for public inspection until 10 p m tomorrow before departing to Pearsall. Car contents include swine, cattle, roads models, horticultural samples, domestic science, and a Pullman for lecturers.
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International & Great Northern
San Antonio
Pearsall
International & Great Northern Railway
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
State Department of Agriculture
Texas College of Industrial Arts
United States Department of Farm Demonstration Work
Fort Worth Stock Yards Company
Cullom to be Lincoln Memorial commissioner at $5000
Washington reports Senator Cullom of Illinois will become resident commissioner for the Lincoln memorial project in Washington with a salary of 5000 dollars a year. The bill, unanimously approved by both houses, is expected to be signed by President Taft today.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Cullom
Illinois
Congress
Taft
Senate
House
Cullom
Lincoln
Amazon Expedition to Explore South America
In Boston on March 3 Dr. William Co. Farbe, former head of Harvard’s Peabody Museum, will lead a costly three year expedition into darkest South America to study the Amazon river system and recover historical native remains. The University of Pennsylvania funds a yacht with electric lights and medical gear for the trip. Dr. Franklin B. Church of New York joins to study tropical diseases. W. B. Scott and G. S. Wade of Sunset-Central lines were seen in San Antonio inspecting the Cuero division.
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Boston
William Co. Farbe
Peabody Museum
Harvard University
Philadelphia
South America
Amazon River
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin B. Church
New York
A Hard Winter Betters Health With Vincl Tonic
Winter strains old and frail through chronic illness and fatigue. Vincl cod liver and iron tonic claims to build strength, enrich blood, and boost resistance, with testimonials from Mrs. H. Hartman of Albany and a San Antonio pharmacist offering refunds if it fails. Saxo Salve also advertised for eczema or scalp.
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H. Hartman
Albany
N. Y
Vinci
A. M. Fischer
San Antonio
Tex
GHEERG GREET SUFFRAGETTES IN WASHINGTON
A great procession forms on Pennsylvania Avenue as Rosalie Jones and her riders lead suffragists toward the Capitol steps. Delegations from Philadelphia Baltimore and New York join elderly marchers and a vanity of floats in a history of women’s demands for the vote.
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Broad Avenue
Rosalie Jones
Peace Monument
Treasury Building
Treasury House
Richard Coke Burleson
Inez Milholland
Capitol Hill
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Petticoat
Genevieve Wimsatt
Baltimore
Maryland
Philadelphia
Treasury
Mme. Hedwig Reicher
Columbia
District Federation of Women's Clubs
United States
New York
Migs H. May Wells
Catholic Leader Voices Skepticism on Woman Suffrage
In a sermon at St Patrick's Church Mgr Russell argued that while majority of women may want suffrage a vocal minority seems to push it on all. He said he fears risks and saw no gain and noted his views as personal and not church doctrine.
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Washington
St. Patrick’s Church
Mgr
Russell
Mer. Russell
Russian Women Push for Suffrage Despite Police Ban
In St Petersburg on March 3 police suppressed suffragist speeches at multiple meetings marking women's day. Resolutions were adopted calling for full enfranchisement of women as the remedy for Russia's woes.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Hotel Guests and Visitors Reported Citywide
A list of numerous travelers and business visitors reported staying at the Menger Crockett Savoy St Anthony Bowie Gunter Bexar and other hotels. Names include G lL Russ Palestine Carlos J Guerra Alberto Labo Eagle Pass J D Randolph Laredo W L Wehrung Houston Green Martin Artesia B Moling Houston PD Deyo East Bernard P W Shiphane Boerne and many others with their hotel affiliations. The notices reflect a steady stream of out of town guests and business travelers visiting the city.
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G. Ll. Russ
Palestine
Tex
Menger
Carlos J. Guerra
Alberto Labo
Eagle Pass
Crockett Hotel
J. D. Randolph
Laredo
Savoy
J. T. Butler
Range
St. Anthony
W. L. Wehrung
Houston
Bowie Hotel
Green Martin
Artesia
Bexar. Co
B. Moling
Gunter
PD. L. Robertson
A. G. Paris
Victoria
Menger Hotel
F. L. Goldun
Sabinal
BE. P. Deyo
C. W. Dickerson
East Bernard
Savoy Hotel
P. W. Shiphane
Boerne
R. D. Chin
Sugarland
Bowie
Jim Clamp
Bracketville
D. R. Horton
Smiley
Bexar Hotel
Westbrook
el Paso
A. B. Bishop
Austin
Crockett
San Francisco
Cal
T. E. Thompson
Pearsall
J. S. Carden
Campbellton
Bexar
H. B. Royall
Flatonia
Leland Prowse
Corpus Christ
W. A. McCoy
E. M. Parry
Pleasanton
Gunter Hotel
J. W. Hale
Fowlerton
R. R. Mizell
Frank Fanning
Dallas
C. E. Stevenson
Bay City
G. D. Glein
Linton
Noon Meetings Plan During Passion Week At Y M C A
At a monthly Ministerial Union meeting held this morning at the Y M C A plans were approved for noon-day services each day during Passion Week likely at a theater. San Antonio pastors will speak and the public will be invited. The Princess theater invitation to view From the Manger to the Cross was declined over concerns for younger attendees. A circulating library with Y M C A as distributing point was discussed. A Sabbath observance paper by Rev C E McStravick was noted. Officers elected for six months: Rev O P Wright president and Rev J B Hold.
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San Antonio
Princess Theater
C. E. McStravick
O. P. Wright
J. B. Hold
Cardui Woman’s Tonic Praised After Long Ill Health
Morganton woman credits Cardui with saving her life after years of illness and a near-fatal collapse. She recalls starting at 16 with a fever and persistent poor health and urges other women to try Cardui the tonic. The ad notes Cardui has aided over a million women and offers a 64 page home treatment book upon request.
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Morganton
N. C
Cardui
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga
Baptist Church Admits Rev Groth as Member Today
Vice president, Rev. C. BE. McStravick serves as secretary and treasurer. Rev. J. C. Groth of the Baptist church was admitted today as a member of the assembly.
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C. BE. McStravick
J. C. Groth
the Baptist Church
Chicago Grand Opera train wreck near Madden Texas
The first of two special trains carrying the Chicago Grand Opera Company from Dallas to San Francisco wrecked near Madden 75 miles east of El Paso after midnight. No company members were hurt. A wrecker was sent from El Paso and the second section was flagged in time to prevent damage. Mary Garden, a company member, passed through El Paso Sunday. Joseph Hellen, assistant general passenger agent of the Texas Central, is in the city.
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EL Paso
Tex
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Dallas
San Francisco
Madden
Paso
Mary Garden
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Wright Bros. Electrical Contractors
Main Ave
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Callin
Frank Allen
Moore
Alamo Transfer Company
Evan Shelby
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Shrine Fair
Lincoln Memorial
Amazon
W. B. Scott
G. 8. Wade
Sunset-Central Lines
Cuero
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Petticoat Cavalry
Jones
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Wolfson
Wolfson Clothing
Ministerial Union
Joseph Hellen
The
Texas Central
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