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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
13
The ad proclaims Pape's Cold Compound contains no quinine and cures grippe and severe colds when taken every two hours for three consecutive doses. It touts three years of research and a fifty thousand dollar cost, claiming a 25 cent package ends misery without after-effects and is available from any druggist.
Governor Dix at a New York dinner says Albany deadlock over the United States senatorship is worse than war, noting he and Mayor Gaynor limited remarks after a midnight conference. He refused to discuss any new candidate or solution.
Elite Cafe in San Antonio advertises 50 cent dinners with good service and meals. The offer runs daily and Sundays from 12 p m to midnight to attract patrons.
In Naples, Marshal Capezzuti of the Legion of Carabinieri earned a Camorra member’s confession by infiltrating the gang posing as a coal loader and porter. The prisoner, Gennaro Abbatemaggio, admitted loving a Capuan girl and facing poverty, delaying marriage plans until justice could aid him.
The tale recalls Capezzuti meeting Moncey and Cottage and arranging a money loan after release from prison. Abbatomaggio confesses to knowledge of the Cuoccolo murders in exchange for pay and a cottage, then marries the bride while Capezzuti serves as police spy. Enrico Elfano, alias Erricone, led Naples Camorra factions since Ciccio Capuccio’s death in 1898.
Thos. Jenkins and Eugene Hawkey of Canyon City were found after forty hours missing in Royal Gorge during a fierce blizzard. They were in serious condition from exposure but survived thanks to a timely rescue. Dr. W. S. Hamilton listed as a specialist in skin diseases in the Moore Building.
In Lincoln on the 9th, a man who gave the name D. J. Quillan asked Knights of Columbus official F. T. Redmond for a $4 loan. He later sent a letter with a $1,004 draft claiming to have returned the $1,000 plus the $4 as thanks. The note was received by the Knights of Columbus. Regular undertaker service listed as Riebe Undertaking Co. 22 EF. Com. Phone 341.
President Taft will depart Washington after 4 PM for a southern tour. He goes first to Atlanta and then to Augusta, staying there through March 19 before continuing his trip until March 20.
William Rynd first officer of the American liner St. Paul was convicted of smuggling diamonds into the United States and today received a one year sentence to the penitentiary on Blackwell's Island in New York.
An eminent speaker at the First Congregational Church in East Orange recalls a Western churchman who visited New York. He wrote to his wife that New York is a great city, but he wishes he had come before his conversion.
The Carnegie endowment for international peace held its first board meeting in Washington March 10 to launch active work. Senator Elihu Root was named president with Joseph H. Nose as vice president James Scott as secretary and Walter M Gilbert as treasurer. Temporary headquarters are at the Carnegie Institution building in Washington.
Consul General George B. Anderson states American women using hair replacements need not fear dead hair. He says much marketed hair is combings from well to do Chinese women saved by maids and barber trade, with much exported via Paris as French hair.
Washington March 10. David Robertson, a hospital steward since 1854, is retired at full pay with the rank of sergeant after the house approved the bill granting full pay and allowances totaling 113.56 dollars monthly.
John Co. Carman of Denver delivered the principal address as the Sunday school convention began in Fort Worth Texas. The event runs through Monday with about 00 visitors expected to attend.
London March 10 The national gallery trustees say they will not buy Rembrandt's The Mill nor solicit public funds. They lack sufficient funds and deem a public appeal improper. The Mill was reportedly offered at about $600 000 by H C Frick.
A Massachusetts commission reports that crime per capita is down compared with the past, alongside a drop in pauperism and no surge in insanity. The five year statistics cover criminals detectives epileptics and degenerates.
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