Rheumatism a Disease of the Blood
Mrs Rhoda Pettit of Louisville Nebraska recounts her battle with inflammatory rheumatism explain ing how severe the illness left her unable to walk and skin and blood weakened yet after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills she regained strength and health and says she would not be alive without them The ad notes the pills cost 50 cents a box or six for 2 50 from the Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY with authentic packages bearing the full trademark.
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Rhoda Pettit
Louisville
Neb
Dr. Williams
Robin the sky rocket financier pleads guilty in bank theft case
Robin, known as the sky rocket financier, faced trial for stealing $27,000 from Northern National Bank. His attorney urged insanity repeatedly, but Robin declared guilty and signaled intent to turn state's evidence to reveal questionable methods used by New York bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Northern National Bank
United States
New York
Americans Held After Insurrecto Defeat Near Casas Grandes
A Casas Grandes report says insurrectos under Francisco Madero retreated after 200 killed and wounded in a battle near Casas Grandes. Thirty six Americans fighting with the insurrectos were captured, four found dead in a heap, stirring anti American sentiment. An official report also notes a federal defeat under Gen Lorenzo Torrés at Cumuripa.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
The
Herald
Casas Grandes
Mexico
Francisco Madero
Lorenzo Torrés
Cumuripa
Foulois May Play Part In Army Maneuvers At San Antonio
The article suggests Lieutenant Foulois will have a significant role in upcoming army maneuvers at San Antonio. It notes repairs on the large aircraft are nearing completion, with a usable period expected within a day or so. General Duncan has not acted, and Foulois remains under signal corps control through Brigadier General Allen.
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Foulois
San Antonio
Duncan
Signal Corp
Allen
France Not Asking Intervention Over Mexican Interests
Paris officials confirm no French government presentations to the United States on protecting French interests in Mexico. U.S. action draws high interest at the foreign office as fears of Diaz’s death triggering disorder raise concerns about the $100,000,000 invested by French capital. Local investors watch developments as the bourse cites possible U.S. protection steps.
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Paris
Foreign Office
United States
Mexico
Diaz
No Immunity Ruled In Bath Tub Trust Suit
Detroit March 10 Judge Dennison overruled immunity pleas by the defendants in the bath tub trust case. The federal court decision denies defendants immunity and clears the path for further proceedings in the suit filed in Detroit, Michigan.
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Bath Tub Trust
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Dennison
Bond suit filed to recover cash posted by Hout
The Texas District Attorney I C Baker and J F Carl sue G W Hout and his bond sureties Carlos Bee and M Hall Snodgrass to enforce collection of a $1500 cash bond posted for Hout who faces seven burglary and theft charges. He was arrested after his room resembled a pawnshop and caught by Sheriff Tobin on Losoya street. His wife left him soon after, and he had secured release by posting the cash bond.
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State of Texas
I. C. Baker
J. F. Carl
G. W. Hout
Hout
Thirty-seventh District Court
Carlos Bee
M. Hall Snodgrass
Tobin
Losoya Street
Hughes to Probe Postal Rates
Official announcement from the White House says Associate Justice Charles E. Hughes will head the commission investigating second class postage rates, focusing on magazines. Hughes accepted.
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Hughes
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Charles E. Hughes
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Hughes
Woman contests 42 year old divorce to claim estate
Mrs Barbara Bowes 70 of Lewisburg Pennsylvania sues in Valparaiso to set aside a 1869 divorce from Manning Bowes alleging fraud and concealment to deprive her of a San Francisco estate. She seeks participation in Bowes estate after his death last December.
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Hammond
Ind
Barbara Bowes
Lewisburg
N. C. McMahon
Lake and
Porter Counties
Valparaiso
John S. Bement
New York City
Bowes
San Francisco
Eva Guyer
Connecticut
New York Singer to Recover $8500 in Train Collision Case
Emma M. Libaire, a New York singer, will recover $8500 from the railroad after a Minneapolis and St. Louis train collision near Lake Minnetonka left her voice lost. The trial court awarded $11,500, reduced by the court, and the supreme court affirmed the $8500 verdict after bitter contention over excessiveness.
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St. Paul
Emma M. Libaire
New York
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Lake Minnetonka
Supreme Court
Southern National Insurance certified to do business in Texas
Austin February 28 1911 R L Gill commissioner certifies that Southern National Insurance Company of Austin has complied with Texas laws and is granted authority to operate in the state for the year ending February 29 1912 (date as written).
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Austin
Tex
Southern National Insurance Company
Texas
R. L. Gill
Giant python escapes during Bronx Zoo surgery
Rex the king python in the Bronx Zoo shed light on animal drama as surgeons tried to treat a jaw abscess. After being sedated and restrained, the snake surged free and climbed Sycamore the giraffe's neck, wrapping around its legs while jaws remained gagged.
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New York
Rex
Hornaday
Bronx
Snyder
Sycamore
Giraffe Kicks and Bites During Safety Restraint
The giraffe reacted with strong alarm to a safety setup, kicking as a tall animal can and biting at a handler. Attendants finally unwound the creature and returned it to the hospital where the operation was completed.
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Giraffe
Young Grandparents Remark as Indiana Record Set
Greencastle Indiana reports Mr. and Mrs Charles F Crodian among the youngest grandparents in the state. He is 37 and she 33, with their daughter 17 and her 9 month old child visiting. The couple wed when he was 20 and she 15.
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Greencastle
Ind
Charles F. Crodian
Putnam County
Indiana
Crodian
William Dickson
Father and son argue after street fight claim
A parent confronts a son over a public street fight after the boy claims a man named Jimmy Montgomery said the father is his dad. The exchange highlights family tension and social pressure in a crowded scene.
PLAN BATTLE WITH WOLVES IN WEST
A monster wolf hunt is being organized by Henry McGregor in Montana to chase and dispatch a large number of wolves. It will begin after snow melts and last for several days in Valley county south of Hinsdale as wolves drift south from Canada due to severe winter conditions impacting ranchers and stock.
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San Antonio City
Government Hill
Prospect Hill
A. A. Hughes
Travis Park
J. E. Harrison
West End
Richard Hunnam
Alamo Church
M Hollowell
G. W. Muennink
German Methodist Church
Alamo Heights
Broadway
A. K. Ragsdale
J. D. Young
W. N. Hagg
J. B. Harrison
Z. Jv. Liles
P. H. Heusch
F. Rieden
J. H. Groseclose
Joe Lowther
H. B. Hunt
W.M. Carter
J. B. Flannery
H. E. Hildebrand
A. B., Stephens
Theodore Plummer
J. D. Sipple
Billings
Mont
Henry McGregor
Montana
McGregor
Great Range
Hinsdale
Valley County
Canadian
Great Northern Railway
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Pat
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Miss City
Behles & Boelhauwe
N. K. Fairbank Company
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Boose
Jimmy Montgomery
Boston
Teddy
National Monthly
Alamo Plaza
U. S. Bankruptcy Court
Lee Dreyfus
J. M. Potts
M. Coppard
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