Taft reception praised as he travels East
Taft, on the run from Chicago to Toledo and Pittsburg, receives a flood of congratulatory telegrams praising his Toledo speech denouncing recall of judges. He says the reception and discussions on constitutional questions reflect strong optimism and faith in institutions. Roosevelt endorses Dixon's primaries plan and criticizes McKinley’s stance, citing Taft’s recent withdrawals as a state example.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
White House
Taft
Chicago
Toledo
Roosevelt Letter Forwarded to Taft Campaign Director
A copy of Colonel Roosevelt's letter is released and sent to Director William B. MacKinley of the Taft campaign bureau by Senator Dixon. Dixon asks if McKinley’s stance is endorsed by President Taft as Dixon's is by Roosevelt.
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Associated Press
Washington
Colonel Roosevelt
Senator Dixon
William B. McKinley
Taft Campaign Bureau
Dixon
McKinley
Taft
Roosevelt
Sugar Refining Firm Trial Opens Over Sherman Law Conspiracy
In New York on March 11 the trial began for Washington B. Thomas and other former officers of the American Sugar Refining company over alleged conspiracy to violate the Sherman law through acquiring the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining company. The 14 counts carry up to 5000 dollars fine and a year’s imprisonment per count. Mayer and Senff faced severed or illness-related issues. Parsons pleaded not guilty with Delancey Nicoll named as counsel.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington B. Thomas
American Sugar Refining Company
John E. Parsons
Arthur Donner
John Mayer
George H. Frazier
Thomas B. Harned
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Charles Senff
Gustave E. Kissel
Delancey Nicoll
Seats go on sale for Miss Elsie Janis show
Fletcher’s Castoria ad ends with a dinner remark at Matthews’ Cafeteria on 222 Losoya Street. The seat sale opens this morning at 9 with prices from 50 cents to 2 dollars.
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Elsie Janis
Matthews
Losoya Street
Successful Parachute Jump Demonstrated By Berry
ST. LOUIS March 11 Albert Berry made a parachute jump from a flying aeroplane yesterday. It was the second such feat in aviation history following his first attempt ten days earlier over Jefferson Barracks. The parachute tangled briefly but he righted it and landed safely, narrowly escaping death.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Albert Berry
Berry
Jefferson Barracks
Diocese Elevates Brownsville Vicariate to Diocese With See in Corpus Christi
The Brownsville vicariate is raised to a diocese and the see moves from Laredo to Corpus Christi. Rt. Rev. Mons. C. Jarrett remains administrator until a successor to Bishop Verdaurger, who died in Mercedes last November, is named.
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Corpus, Christi
Corpus Christi
Tex
Brownsville
Laredo
Verdaurger
Mercedes
Marketing Cotton Plan Aims to Support South Cotton Prices
Plan aims to advance farmers 11 cents on their cotton and guarantee sale at 15 cents. Chief Clerk J C Lindsey of the department of agriculture will travel to Dallas to meet Dale Wadley of Macon Ga, organizer of the Southern States Cotton corporation, to perfect the year’s marketing plan.
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Austin
Tex
J. C. Lindsey
Department of Agriculture
Dallas
Dale Wadley
Macon
Southern States Cotton Corporation
Kane
South
Stock Broker Shot in Boston Office
Spencer R. Hill a stock broker was shot and seriously wounded in his Boston office today by one of his clerks. Hill is a member of Richardson Hill and company and serves as vice president of Keweenaw Central Railroad and Keweenaw Copper company.
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Associated Press
Boston
Spencer R. Hill
Hill
Richardson, Hill and Company
Keenenaw Central Railroad Company
Keewenaw Copper Company
Vinol Promoted for Bronchitis Cure in Atkins Reader
A winter health note urges common sense care for bronchial trouble and cites Mrs. Mery Mathas of Atkins Ohio who says Vinol cured eight months of bronchitis. The ad touts cod liver elements plus iron to strengthen and build a run-down system and guarantees satisfaction from Fischer's Drug Store Gibbs building opposite post office.
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Mery Mathas
Atkins
8. C
Fischer's Drug Store
Gibbs
Doan's Kidney Pills Proved Effective in San Antonio Testimony
San Antonio residents publicly endorse Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain backache and related symptoms. Fred Bader of 602 Dawson Street says he has been free from backache for two and a half years after using the remedy. He praises its lasting relief and confirms his original testimonial. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the US. Remember the name Doan's.
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San Antonio
Dean
Fred Bader
Dawson Street
Texas
Doan
Bexar Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dr Jessup D Bell Dies in San Antonio at 44
Dr Jessup David Bell a prominent San Antonio physician died at 2 30 am Sunday at his Buena Vista Street home after a brief illness from a cold that turned to pneumonia He was 44 and survived by his widow Grace Young one daughter Leonora and his parents and several siblings. Interment is in the Masonic cemetery with Alamo lodge performing rites.
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Jessup
David Bell
San Antonio
Buena Vista Street
Prospect Hill
Bell
Sonora
Mexico
Poultney College
Cincinnati
Ohio
Grace Young
Leonora
Jessup Madison Bell
Sam C. Bell
Bessie Bell Andrews
Edward Villareal
Monterey
Lillie C. Bell
Joseph Emerson Smith
John H. Bell
Ned C. Bell
Dr. Bell
Alamo Lodge of Masons
Arthur Burroughs
Masonic Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Mrs Bartholomaie Dies in New York City
Mrs Charles Bartholomaie nee Sophie Rochow died in New York City last Friday. Born and raised in San Antonio she leaves a husband one son and a daughter. She was sister to Mrs W D Hornaday of Austin Mrs Eda Wright of Vancouver B C and Mrs George Allen. Funeral was held in New York Saturday.
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Bartholomaie
Charles Bartholomaie
Sophie Rochow
New York City
San Antonio
W. D. Hornaday
Austin
Eda Wright
Vancouver
B. C
George Allen
New York
Death of San Antonio saloon keeper Charles Wetzel
Charles Wetzel 50 longtime South Alamo saloon owner died at 2 15 am at his home 509 Indianola street. A German native and 22 year San Antonio resident he leaves a widow two sons Edwin and Arthur three brothers and two sisters. He belonged to Alamo lodge Hermann Sons Mutual Aid Turners Beethoven Maennerchor and Liederkranz. Funeral is set for 4 pm tomorrow from his home Rev Hartman officiating with interment in the new Lutheran cemetery.
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Harmonia Lodge
Hermann Sons
Carl Saenger
Friedens Evangelical Church
Klar
Germany
San Antonio
Alamo Meat Company
Maria Klar
Emil
Hugo
Richard Klar
A. Graef
Emilia Street
This City
Maria Briesch
el Raso
The
Liederkranz
Hartman
New Lutheran Cemetery
Obituary Notice for Penter and R Car-
A 63 year old man died after a lingering illness Sunday morning at a local sanitarium. He was brought here two months ago for treatment. The body was taken by Shelley-Loring Undertaking to Lampasas Texas for burial. R. Car- is also noted in the brief death notice.
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Penter
Shelley-Loring Undertaking Company
Lampassas
Tex
R. Car
Mrs Hart 86 Dies On Sharer Street In City
Mrs N J Hart aged 86 died yesterday on Sharer street after a long illness. A native of Illinois she came to the city eight months ago. The body was taken to Greenville Texas by Shelley Loring Undertaking company for interment.
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Hart
N. J. Hart
Sharer Street
Castillo-Sertovino Castilla Dies at 76 in Kenwood Home
76 year old Castillo-Sertovino Castilla died at 1:20 Sunday morning at his home in the Kenwood addition of pneumonia. Interment was made in San Fernando cemetery today.
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Castillano
Sertovino Castillano
Kenwood
San Fernando
Charles F. Klock dies. former teacher and public servant
Charles F. Klock, 50, died Sunday morning at his home in Tampico and South Trinity streets. He previously taught, served city and county governments as back tax collector, and recently worked in real estate. Survived by his widow. Funeral held at 10 a.m. from Sloan & Hagy Chapel with burial at Dignowity Cemetery.
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Klock
Charles F. Klock
Tampico
South Trinity Streets
Klar Adolph Klar dies after long illness at Plum Street home
Adolph Klar, 48, died at 5 PM Sunday at his residence 320 Plum Street after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at his home this afternoon.
Dahlia Shades Hype for Beach Week Tailor Lentz
The note promotes dahlia color trends for vacation weeks and invites readers to choose a pleasing pattern from Tailor Lentz, promising a personal pattern made for the buyer.
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Lentz
Death of Mrs. M. J. Chapin in Sherman Texas
Mrs. M. J. Chapin mother of Judge Dennis B. Chapin of San Antonio died in Sherman. She led the M. J. Chapin Abstract Company and had lived in the county for fifty three years.
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M. J. Chapin
Associated Press
Sherman
Tex
Dennis B. Chapin
San Antonio
M. J
Woman shoots husband then commits suicide in Cleveland
Mrs. Katherine Buckholzer, 25, fearing loss of her husband’s affection during his long illness, shot Andrew Buckholzer, 28, with a rifle and then killed herself by cutting her throat.
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Associated
USS
Cleveland
Katherine Buckholzer
Andrew Buckholzer
New Bridges Awarded in Wilson County
Wilson County commissioners award to Mission Valley Bridge and Iron four iron bridges for 17444 dollars. They also let a contract for a sewer system at the county courthouse.
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Wilson County
Floresville
Tex
Mission Valley Bridge and Iron Company
Bank President Resigns in Kerrville
Kerrville Texas March 11 P G Walker president of the First State bank for several years resigns and will shortly depart for Atchison Kansas leaving the bank in new hands after his departure
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Kerrville
Tex
P. G. Walker
First State Bank
Atchison
Eight-hour Work Day Approved by Local Miners
Duluth Minnesota March 11 Local mining men report that Oliver Iron and other companies granted an eight hour underground shift. They credit the steel investigating committee in Washington for the change and expect more workers to be needed in the rush season.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Oliver Iron Company
Steel Investigating Committee
Washington
Patrolman Benjamin Sanford Kills Man Near Enterprise
In Enterprise Mississippi on March 10 night patrolman Benjamin Sanford killed Jack May, a Black man, by striking him with an open hand after May allegedly insulted him. May died from a broken neck. Sanford returned to town, spoke with officers, then left before arrest.
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Associated Press
Enterprise
Miss
Benjamin Sanford
Jack May
Sanford
Women judge to preside over Eagle bootlegging trials
In Glenwood Springs Colorado Mrs L M Tague the only woman judge in the state will preside over Eagle county county court bootlegging trials Several men charged face outcomes influenced by a jury partly composed of women Nearly half the venire summoned for the term is women Boilermakers to Meet in New Orleans starts March 11 with a joint convention of the American Boiler Manufacturers association and its supply arm through Friday
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Associated Press
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Eagle County
L. M. Tague
Colorado
New Orleans
American Boiler Manufacturers’ Association
The
American Boiler Manufacturers’ Supply Association
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