Texas Senate Debates Culberson Thanks and Purity in Politics
The Texas Senate debated a resolution thanking Senator Culberson and considered inviting Bailey and Lorimer to discuss purity in politics. Protests arose from Bailey allies and Senator Vaughn defended the measure, citing the Lorimer case. The body also acted on bills to abolish contributory negligence in common carriers, restore the Greenville charter, and create a boundary commission with New Mexico.
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Colquitt
House Committee On Common Tarriers
Vaughn
Greenville
House For Correction
House
United States
New Mexico
Texas
John H. Clark
Vaugan
Culberson
Hudspeth
Senate
Texas Senate
Baileyites
Lorimer
McNealus
Cul
The Doctor’s Question and a Gentle Remedy
A physician notes that regular bowels and liver function are key to recovery and promotes Safer Orderlies as a safe bowel remedy. The product promises to remove the cause gently without purging or discomfort and guarantees money back if unsatisfied. Sold in two sizes at The Rexall Store, Wagner's Drug Store.
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Rexall
Wagner’s
Hicks Building
Purity in Politics Proposed Senate Address in Texas House
Terrell of Cherokee introduces a house resolution inviting U S senators William Lorimer of Illinois and Joseph W Bailey of Texas to address the Texas Thirty second legislature on Purity in Politics urging civic virtue. The measure was referred to the asylum committee for consideration.
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Bailey
Lorimer
Texas
Hill
Degton
Berson
Browninville
Senate
Collins
House
Hudspeth
Bee County
Austin
Tex
Terrell
House of Representatives
William Lorimer
United States
Illinois
Joseph W. Bailey
Committee On Asylum
Dix Fails To Break New York Senate Deadlock
Albany March 6 Governor Dix’s latest bid to end the senatorial deadlock fails. Secretary John A. Mason reports that Tammany Leader Murphy and William M. Sheehan will not yield to the governor’s request, which included Sheehan withdrawing as a candidate.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Dix
John A. Mason
Tammany
Murphy
Wm. M. Sheehan
New York
Sheehan
Sheehn
Pow ers Hosts Carrier Boys at Hippodrome Show
Through courtesy of Mr Powers all carrier boys of the Light will tonight be guests of the Powell Hypnotic Comedy company at the Hippodrome. An attractive performance for boys and special features for the old folks begins at 8 p.m.
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Mr. Powers
Powell
Hippodrome
Southern Commercial Congress Opens Arrangements Made
Atlanta Ga March 6 with the arrival today of more executive officers final arrangements for the opening on Wednesday were made. President John M Parker of New Orleans arrived this morning. The most elaborate exercises of the three day meeting will be held on Friday when President Taft will be here.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Southern Commercial Congress
John M. Parker
New Orleans
Taft
Jesuit Provincial OConnor Dies Near Mobile
Rev. Father T. J. OConnor of New Orleans provincial of the Jesuit order is dying at a local infirmary in Mobile after falling ill two weeks ago.
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Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
T. J. O'Connor
New Orleans
Wife of Broker Gant Lives Lavishly in New York Hotels
Harley P. Wilson a $3,000,000 broker admits in supreme court to a strained marriage with Alice Wilson his 16 year old daughter now wed to B Gerson Oppenheim Jr. His wife living at the Hotel Woodward with $900 monthly income seeks $3500 alimony. A private separation exists and Justice Page denied extra alimony.
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New York
Harley P. Wilson
Broad Street
Supreme Court
Alice
B. Gerson Oppenheim Jr
Wilson
Nine Stray Hairpins Win $4500 for "Scotty"
In New York Walter Scott known as Scotty of Death Valley wins a $500 per block hairpin bet from Waldorf Astoria to the Knickerbocker. Weldy Young loses $4500 as pins appear on sidewalks, Scotty collecting the rewards while bystanders watch the spectacle.
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New York
Walter Scott
Scotty
Death Valley
Weldy’ Young
Klondike
New York City
Waldorf- Astoria
Weldy
Weldy Young
Central Park
Jack
Tex Ricard
Thirty-fourth Street
Sixth Avenue
Thirty-ninth
Fortieth Street
King Cole
Lucky Scotty
Mexican Revolution Forms Strategy Board Under Madero
El Paso reports that Francisco I. Madero has created a strategy board to coordinate advancing forces. Gen. Joe De La Luz Suto leads the staff, with advisers Guissippi Garibaldi and Eduardo Hay contributing military and engineering expertise from South Bend and Mexico City.
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el Paso
Tex
Revolutionary Army of Mexico
Francisco I. Madero
Madero
Joe de la Luz Suto
Ojinanga
Chihuahua
Guissippi Garibaldi
Garibaldi
Italy
South America
Gen. Christmas
Honduras
Eduardo Hay
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Indiana
Mexico City
Young Hay
Juarez
Revolutionary Army
Most Beautiful Woman of Baltimore Divorced
Mary Shryock Booth, famed as Baltimore’s most beautiful woman, has been granted a decree of absolute divorce from General Alfred E. Booth. The decision, made in Philadelphia’s Common Pleas Court No 1, surfaced today though issued Friday. Mrs Booth, daughter of General Thomas G Shryock, has been living in West Philadelphia since separating in 1909 after Booth’s fortune fell with A Booth and Company.
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Baltimore
Maria Shryock Booth
Alfred E. Booth
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia
Most Effective Home Treatment of Rheumatism
An article advises a home remedy for rheumatism using iodide of potassium sodium salicylate colchicum balmwort and sarsaparilla. A pharmacist can mix the ingredients and patients should take a teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime then increase to two teaspoons after a week.
Musical Titles and Snatches From a 1920s Song Catalog
A list of song titles includes Vocal Silver Bell-Wenrich Stop Stop Stop Berlin and What’s the Matter With Father along with playful numbers like The Barber Shop Chord The Garden of Roses Schmid and Moonlight the Rose and You. Also present are humorous pieces There’s a Big Cry Baby in the Moon Get a Girl Gamble and I’ll Meet You When the Sun Goes Down.
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Silver
Bell—Wenrich
Berlin
Father
Schmid
Clara Stirling to wed Lord Cholmondeley in quiet London ceremony
London reports the marriage of Clara Stirling formerly Clara Taylor of Washington to Lord George Hugo Cholmondeley son of the Marquis of Cholmondeley. The wedding March 8 at the West End registry will be private with two witnesses amid family opposition following Stirling's divorce.
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Washington
Lord George Cholmondeley
London
George Hugo Cholmondeley
Marquis of Cholmondeley
Clara Stirling
Clara Taylor
West End Register
Lord Cholmondeley
Rocksavage
Paris
Hill Street
Knightsbridge
Stirling
Lady Meux
Cholmondeley
Bank of England Secures Majority of South Africa Gold Offer
London, March 6 The Bank of England secured most of the 3.5 million dollar South African gold offered in the local market.
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London
Bank of England
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