Hawaii Welcomes First Cavalry Troops of Permanent Garrison
The first cavalry troop of Hawaii's permanent garrison arrives aboard the Buffalo and transport Thomas. With four companies of the Twentieth Infantry and one company of engineers, over 1400 fighting men are on Oahu, about a quarter of the garrison. Additional units are expected within two weeks, including the Fifth. Horses numbering 500 arrive earlier, rounding out the arrival of substantial military forces in Hawaii.
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Hawaii
Honehiu
Mareh
Buffalo
Thomas
Oahu
Uncle Sum
Garrie
Reat
Mentsta
Band
Phomas
First Lady of the Land Washington March 4
A lengthy sketch of Mrs Taft as First Lady designate describes her as a charming mother and society figure. It notes daughters Louise and Helen Taft, anticipates White House entertaining, and references Taft’s cabinet and military connections shaping social life.
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Washington
White House
Veth
Cincinnati
Longworth
Helenalt
Taft
Danshtey
Longwart
Army
Navy
Philipines
Tients
Troops Quarantined as Cavalry Establish Quarters Near Honolulu
Territorial authorities have placed men in quarantine for two weeks. Cavalry units have secured permanent quarters on the Leilehua plain about 20 miles from Honolulu, while marines set a temporary camp near the naval station. The cavalry, first mounted troops on the islands, stir local interest. A testimonial claims Foley's Urine Laxative saved a three year old's life after severe constipation and fever.
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Jhoe
Leilebua Plain
Honolulu
Naval Station
Foley
Voley
Lodge Meetings Tonight Across San Antonio Fraternal Halls
Numerous lodge and fraternal gatherings listed for tonight and tomorrow afternoon across San Antonio venues including Friedrich Ludwig Jahn, Odd Fellows hall, K of Pythian, Maronic temple, Red Men hall, Union hall, and Woodmen hall. District carpenters and Trades Council also schedule meetings with several lodges named. Community groups such as San Antonio Hayseed society Frohsian Maennerchor and Mission garden hosts appear among the notices.
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Kik Lodge
K. of Py Pythian Hall
Soattlah Rite Masonic Club
Maronic Temple
Servanao Canales
Union Hall
Laborers' Protective Union
Trades Council Hall
District Council of Carpenters
Joogls
San Antonio Hayseedsbitty
Beethoven Hall
Frohsian Maennerchor
Mission Garden
Divorce Actions Filed in Multiple District Courts
The fifty seventh district court sees divorces filed by Mattia Rodgers against Joseph C. Roger and Juan Guerra Vela against Batista Vela. In the forty fifth district, Maria Gonzales sues Santos Gonaalys for divorce. Names include Nelle and Borhman, Martha Douglass, Augusta Westerhing, Clavin, Rutledge, Henry Calloway, and L. Cullen Newman among others. Action details and cross filings noted.
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Hisige Dwyer
Neward
Nelle & Borhman
S. Hy
Martha
Douglass
C. W
Weslin Romledge
Henry Calloway
Cullen Newman
W. Mun
Weda
Fifty-seventh
Mattia Rodgers
Tosepl c
Roger
Juan Guerra Vela
Batista Vela
Porty-fifth District
Maria Gonzales
Santos Gonaalys
Grant
Independent Telephone Plant Sold for 9000 in Waco
The Light, Waco Texas reports the sale of the iPexas Telephone Company’s Independent system to trustees for 9000. The plant is valued at about 250000, with creditors expected to be paid in full and the system extended. The rural lines span several counties.
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the Light
Waco
Tex
iPexas | Telephone Companys, Independent
George Rotan
Tnlan
Rarlo
Ines
Treatment 107 at the City Hospital in February
The hospital report for February records 107 cases. Five percent were ML charged and ten died. Reports show 699 prescriptions filed, 14 radiations performed, and three births documented.
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the City Hospital
Afftman
Ety Rospitil
Inauguration of Sherman in Washington March 4
Washington March 4 marks the presidential inauguration with ceremony in the senate chamber attended by officials, diplomats, and a large social gallery. Vice President Fairbanks administers the oath to Sherman as Chaplain leads prayer and the Senate adopts expressions of thanks while President and President-elect participate.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Senate
Eleec
Roosevelt
Sheva
Wis
Fairbanks
Sherman
Seuntoy Onlbergen
Elmirman
Aew
Gus
Charles Wo Falak
Sherayin
Hale
Chaplin
Supreme Court of the
Grape Nuts Help Woman Restore Health and Energy
An Oklahoma woman recounts a spring illness with digestive distress and insomnia. After trying various remedies, she started eating Grape Nuts and Cream each day, which improved her stomach, sleep, appetite, and energy. She claims to regained strength and weight after three months, crediting Grape Nuts for her recovery.
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Oklahoma
Sie
Possum Co
Bathe Creek
Mich
Wellville
Penalty talk rises after Ottumwa assaults on women
In Ottumwa Iowa a string of six violent incidents against women has spurred public demand for harsher penalties and possible legislative action. Among the cases cited are attacks on Mrs Olinson and singer Clara Rosen with suspects including John Junkin and Joli Lankin. Police have intensified patrols targeting Black residents amid concern over crime.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Marone
Olinson
John Junkin
Clara Rosen
John Irwin
LeRoy Mawards
Rosen
Ehelt Singer
Joli Lankin
Esrates
CG. M. Jolingan
Jomison
Fragmented phrasing on oath of office process
The readable text shows blurred wording about formal oaths administered by a vice president, with references to derampant colleague actions and a mastered oath of office. The fragment hints at procedural irregularities affecting official conduct and candidacy accreditation.
Rangers Reveal Santa Rosa Gambling Raid Details
Laughlin and White, three weeks after a sensational raid on a Santa Rosa Avenue gambling house, arrived in the city to testify in the case against Wow charged with presence at the scene. Judah Shook is in Austin today, delaying further actions until tomorrow. Ranger Sergeant J Hauthtin said Bets and Mr White would come over tomorrow, expressing views on public perception in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Timweshdin
Raid in City Sparks Paced Debate Over Heey Tid
Local residents discuss a raid incident affecting community security and timing. Authorities report preliminary findings while residents express concern about public safety and future measures in the area. The event draws attention to urban policing and neighborhood tensions with mixed reactions from observers.
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Sien Wat
Indict Two on Murder Charges in Sprdtat Light
Tex March 4 The grand jury returned two indictments charging murder. The report notes the cases involve a Sprdtat area incident and the accused persons named in the indictments. Authorities stated the proceedings reflected standard legal action in capital offenses.
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Tex
Srand
Does This Suit You A M Fischer Ad Claims Kidney Cure
A M Fischer sells Kidney Cura nil Nerve Tonic at 510 Host Houston Street. The ad touts the remedy as a universal cure for kidney troubles and nervous disorders with a full satisfaction guarantee and a 31 cent box offered by mail. It promises money back if not satisfied and frames the product as the buyer’s risk.
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A. M. Fischer
Houston
Mad
Railroad time table scattered routes and arrivals
An old railroad timetable lists arrivals and departures for multiple lines. It references trains to and from Hearne, Laredo, Houston, Kerrville, Corpus Christi, and other points with notes on daily service, Sundays, and special cross routes.
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Hearne
Tasto
Mexico
Loc
Sereabigh
Vrs. O
Hearna
Spre
S. AL & Alb
Houston
Canat
Serrville
Arrville
Ouskon
Coast
Corpus Christi
Tad
Port
Alice
Kerrville
Ge He & 3. A
S.ac
Cuera
Victoria
Hepart
desHfrom
Ihounton
Atc
Font ‘Orth
Norte
Election challenges marked by jail in local cases
Two petitions were filed today seeking relief from jail terms in distinct local cases. One targets Luther Thrash after the death of J. A. Bell. Thrash remains jailed pending further action. The second challenges W. R. Farrow, accused of killing Hugh Shackelforg at Brittan, with Habeas Corpus proceedings planned to secure bail.
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Luther Thrash
J. A. Bell
Ear
W. R. Farrow
Hugh Shackelforg
Brittan
Thrash
Wkely
Oscar Pappe's Orchestra 874 New
A fragment notes Oscar Pappe's orchestra with unclear context followed by a report on a strike by 200 ship builders and boiler makers at Chicago Shipbuilding Company in South Chicago. The workers demand a 10 percent wage increase and the strike disrupts yard operations.
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Oscar Pappe
Chicago, I
Handivi Iron
Chicago Ship Building Company
Chicago
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