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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1913

Page

11

Militant suffragettes target London with explosives

Canisters with explosives labeled votes for women found in the Rotherhithe library and a Wandsworth post office box. A third device with a burned fuse was found at Holy Trinity church Hastings. Reports claim the government’s crackdown on the Suffragette paper and Labour Party reactions followed.

London Rotherhire Wandsworth Holy Trinity Church Astings Wild Women The Suffragette Archibald Bodkin Treasury Labor Press James Kerr Hardie George Lansbury Home Office Bodkin Women's Social and Political Union Labor Party Labor British Isles

Bryan Urges Continuous Contact With South American Peoples

Secretary of State William J. Bryan echoed Ambassador Dagama of Brazil at a Pan American Society dinner, urging sustained contact with South and Central American peoples. He proposed travel and investigation to deepen commerce and friendship and called the Canal Zone a meeting place for intellectual exchanges among American nations.

New York Dagama Brazil Pan-American Society of United States William J. Bryan South Central American Bryan Canal Zone

Civil Service Favored for Government Consuls

President Wilson backs placing consular representatives under civil service. Changes in consuls general at major posts may occur, but only to replace political favorites, not through promotion from the consular service itself.

Washington, D. C Wilson White House

Hermit Never Rode on Train

Louis Eberhardt aged 97 died at Monongahela township Green County Pa relatives say he spent life on his farm never rode a train steamboat or street car though he lived a mile and a half from the railroad line.

Hermit Uniontown Louis Eberhardt Monongahela Township Green County

Log house as home for most of his life on Monongahela river

A man maintained a log house near the Monongahela river, living there for the greater part of his life, with the same distance from the Monongahela railroad mentioned in the description.

Monongahela River Monongahela San Antonio Milan

Riverside Restaurant hosts Big Chicken Supper tonight

A phone note from Sutherland Springs says evening light showers. The Riverside Restaurant at 101 East Houston Street offers a Big Chicken Supper tonight with meals priced at 25 cents.

Sutherland Springs Riverside Houston Street

Mrs Woodrow Wilson Attends Arts Federation Convention

Mrs Woodrow Wilson opened the second day of the American Federation of Arts convention inspecting industrial arts exhibits. The day featured revisions to the federation constitution, officer elections, and a White House garden party hosted by President and Mrs Wilson.

Wilson Washington, D. C Woodrow Wilson American Federation of Arts

Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Ad

You can sleep fish hunt or work worry free from mosquitoes with Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil applied to face ears and hands. Oils priced 25c 60c or 1.00.

Porter

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