Eight Nurses Earn Diplomas At Hospital Graduation
Eight women received diplomas after completing training at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital during a commencement at the Women's Club building on Camden Street. Speakers included Dr. M. J. Bliem and Rev. W. A. Godbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physicians & Surgeons Hospital
Women’s Club
Camden Street
M. J. Bliem
W. A. Godbey
J. S. Hahn
I. O. Whitman
Geehl
Dr. Whitman
Sylvia” Kahn
Dr. Godbey
Caprin
Musin
Degende and Diplomas in Concert with Burleson Medals
Frank H. Palmer performs Degende by Wieniawski as a piano solo with Dr. F. Paschal presenting diplomas and Dr. W. B. Russ awarding Burleson medals while Dr. Kahn accompanies on piano and Frühlingsrauschen by Schythe is played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieniawski
Frank H. Palmer
F. Paschal
Burleson
W. B. Russ
Texas Master Bakers name Fort Worth convention site
The Texas Master Bakers association ends its twelfth annual session with Fort Worth chosen as next year’s convention venue. Officers elected include Henry Stude of Houston as president and M Bailey of Waxahachie as vice president, Ed Goodman of Dallas as secretary, Phil Langsdorf of San Antonio as treasurer. An eight-member executive committee is named. Henry Ferris of Hader Nebraska is noted for longstanding use of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Adolph Kohn
Austin
F. H. Kleber
Dallas
J. Guismueller
Houston
Madero's Uncle Arrives in San Antonio
D. H. Madero of Monterey Mexico, an uncle of President Francisco Madero, arrived in San Antonio last night and registered at the St. Anthony hotel. He instructed the hotel not to ring his room and took steps to avoid newspaper men, with speculation he is here on business unrelated to the republic's politics.
Houston to Vote on $2,500,000 Bond Issue
Houston city commissioners order drafting an ordinance for passage at the next meeting to call an election on June 26 to decide on a 2.5 million bond issue for sewer extensions paving parks and school buildings.
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Houston
Associated Press
Tex
Orozco Calls for Provisional President Plan After Madero Resignation
General Orozco argues Madero must resign and foreign intervention will be guarded, insisting his army with Zapata can end the southern revolt. He rejects past methods citing Emilio Vasquez Gomez and proposes a representative junta from all parties to discuss a provisional president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espino Suarez
Madero
Orozco
Zapata
Emilio Vasquez Gomez
US Will Allow Chinese to Enter if Mexican Riots Recur
The United States pledges to admit Chinese fleeing northern Mexico if anti Chinese violence returns, allowing entry at ports of entry and temporary residence under immigration supervision until safe return. Over 200 Chinese from Monclova area wait at Piedras Negras opposite Eagle Pass for possible entry. Leaders Foong Chuck and Sam Wah secured permission to enter to protect lives and property. Authorities instructed to permit entry with measures to prevent dispersal after crossing.
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Mexico
Torreon
United States
Piedras Negras
Eagle Pass
Monclova
Foong Chuck
Sam Wah
Railroad union lists given to Fort Sam officials
E. E. Webb representing both railroad engineers and conductors met with Colonel Hugh L. Scott and Major W. S. Scott at Fort Sam Houston this morning. He supplied names and addresses of local railroad men formerly employed on National lines of Mexico. The list, prepared after a joint meeting of engineers and conductors, totaled 86 members present yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Webb
Fort Sam Houston
Hugh L. Scott
W.S. Scott
Department of Texas
Mexico
Lst
San Antonio
State Department
Washington
Army
Steever Endorsed for Brigadier General by El Paso Bodies
The El Paso city council passed a resolution asking President Taft and the War department to appoint Colonel Steever as brigadier general to succeed the late Gen. Joseph W. Duncan as commander of the department of Texas. The El Paso Chamber of Commerce joined in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Taft
War Department
Steever
Independent Woman Wins Dayton Wyoming Mayoral Race
Mrs Susiee W Issler widow elected mayor of Dayton Wyoming on the independent ticket with a majority of votes cast by women. In federal cases the wireless mail fraud matter involving John B Dickinson William A Bomar and Charles S Beauchamp went over to the January term after Dr Moody testified Bomars health makes him unfit to testify now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Associated Press
Sheridan
Wyo
Susiee W. Issler
Dayton
John B. Dickinson
William A. Bomar
Charles S. Beauchamp
Dr. Moody
El Campo Boosters Celebrate Banquet Highlights Year
El Campo Texas May 16 The El Campo Commercial club capped a successful year with a Rice hotel banquet noted for cuisine toast and tone. The club finished projects including park developments cleanups urban renewal and attracting industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Campo
Tex
Rice Hotel
Erne Fights Tike Novice in Philadelphia Bout
In Philadelphia last night Packey McFarland of Chicago defeated local fighter Young Erne in six rounds, with the Chicagoan dominating and making Erne appear a novice. A separate Cuero Texas item notes Dr J H Reuss disputing the claimed Sap hospital location at Yoakum saying no final site decision has been made. Staacke Bros advertise a delivery wagon sale in Antonip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erne
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Young Erne
Sap
Cuero
Tex
J. H. Reuss
Yoakum
Sap System
Plant Juice creates rush as San Antonio demand soars
Immense demand for Plant Juice explodes in San Antonio with rapid nationwide spread. Dillingham laboratories in Cincinnati rush shipments by express and freight as Fischer's drug store shows daily demonstrations and offers a money back guarantee for new health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Dillingham Laboratories
Cincinnati
Fischer's
Houston
Alamo
Obituaries of Bain Rosenberg Miller and Martin in San Antonio
Remains of Martin V Bain died on Medina street and burial in Shawnee Oklahoma planned with widow Nannie Bain. Bain served in Civil War under General Forest and had ties to Marshall County Alabama and Texarkana and Denison. Other notices report Ben Rosenberg death in Colorado Springs from pneumonia and John B Miller age 49 of Camp Street San Antonio with funeral at 4 30 PM and interment at St Marys cemetery. Rebeccah Martin of Loogate Indiana died at a Southern Pacific depot waiting room and funeral set at 2230 in San Antonio with burial at Odd Fellows cemetery.
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Bain
Martin V. Bain
Medina Street
Shawnee
Okla
Nannie Bain
Marshall County
Alabama
General Forest
Oklo
San Antonio
John Chapman
Texarkana
T. A. Murphey
Denison
eTex
J. W. St
Miller
John B. Miller
Camp Street
Mr. Miller
Frank
Will Hess
Addie Naylor
St. Mary's Cemetery
Martin
Rebeccah Martin
Loogate
Ind
Southern Pacific
J. Holtsclaw
Sandoval Street
Odd. Fellows
Governor urges tax remittance for flood inundated areas
Governor J. Y. Sanders sent a special message to the Louisiana general assembly detailing the Mississippi flood disasters that have struck a large part of the state and recommending remission of the 1912 real estate and personal property taxes in the inundated territory. San-Alac for Babies ad appears at 416 Main Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rough
J. Y. Sanders
Louisiana General Assembly
Mississippi
Wharf 10 declared public terminal by interstate commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that a railroad wharf serving public shipping becomes a public terminal. If some shippers are denied access, carriers must deliver at alternative docks at the same rate. The Mobile Chamber of Commerce v Mobile & Ohio case sets a nationwide standard effective July 1.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Lane
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Mobile
United States
Commission
San Antonio Liederkranz Receives Charter
The San Antonio Liederkranz was granted a 15 year charter by the Texas Department of State at Austin. The club aims to establish a library for music and fine arts, to build a clubhouse and park near San Antonio, and to elect 15 directors annually. A Sunday picnic at Joseph Hahn place on the Salado marks the charter celebration. The group plans a mid June concert for its 20th anniversary, honoring four surviving charter members: J. T. Diehlman A. Tarrillion Albert Weitzel and M. Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Liederkranz
Department of State
Austin
San Antonio
The
Liederkranz
On Film Men's Trail In City Electrician’s View
City electrician Mr White leads a safety drive against moving picture operators. J Delameter owner of the Crea theater fined 10 dollars for letting a boy under 18 operate a machine. Robert Fenner fined 5 dollars for unregistered operation without permit. Manuel Monetz fined 10 dollars for not using a standard fuse. Inspections to continue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Electrician
White
J. Délameter
Crea Theater
Robert Fenner
Igwam
Manuel Montez
Crescent
U S Presses Ecuador on Railroad Payments
The United States has made strong representations to Ecuador to settle with the American owned railroad between Quito and Guayaquil for services rendered and the subvention the government allows. The bill includes troop transport costs from the recent revolution, but Ecuador has ignored requests for payment from all sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Ecuador
Quito
Guayaquil
Road Engineer Quits Be x ar County Post
Thomas C. Nelson county road engineer for Bexar county resigns after eleven years to start his own business. J B Neibert acts as chief interim deputy as appointment expected to be confirmed. Nelson directed many county road projects under Judge Robert Green and his successors.
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Thomas C. Nelson
Bexar County
J. 8
Neibert
Mr. Nelson
Robert Green
Ory
Ofice
Kidney Pills Help Wichita Man Reports Relief
McKeen of 1301 Cleveland St Wichita Kansas says kidney pills brought improvement after kidney trouble and back pain with full recovery remarks. Edwards King Drug Co notes endorsement.
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San-A-Lac
Creamery Dairy Company
Physicians and Surgeons School
der Jones
Corinth
Peri BB
H. C. Rees Optical Co
W. Commerce St
West Commerce St
Bakers End
Fort Worth
Henry Ferris
Hader
Foley
Edwards-King Drug Co
Schwab McElroy
Chas, Rees CO
REES
Opticians
Commerce Street
E. Houston ST
Orpheum Theater
Gen
Duncan
Staacke Bros
N Antonip
A. Collman
Louisiana
San-A‘lac
A. Coliman
Main Ave
Hertzberg Jewelry Co
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
AN Fernand
Collins
Cascade
Honest Su-, Co
GEO. A. Dickel & Co., Distillers
Nashville
Tenn
C.S. State Agent
Parmer
Waco, Texas
H. A. Moos
Soledad
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