Collision Involving Steamer And Freighter Details
The report describes a collision involving the steamer and freighter with about 200 crew aboard. It mentions cargo of foodstuffs valued near $1,000,000 and notes passengers mainly from Europe. A long fragment discusses Vitalitas, a patented remedy, its uncertain ingredients, and claims of health benefits promoted by Wagner's ProgStore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryntam
Netherlands
Burs
Wagner
ProgStore
Salary Drugelsta
Warships Transfer Passengers After Collision Near Cape
A wireless message from Horton reports passengers and part of the crew of the Thorhamer Hyndum were transferred to the steamship Josaphy after a collision in fog. The Hyndum sailed for Baracoa while the Cuneo and South Carolina pursued to New York. The Ryndam, with escorts, followed as waters rose in the hold. Two ships reported damaged bows and approaching the port of New York. Great ice conditions cut the eastern Newfoundland sea lanes with ships trapped in harbors.
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Teyndam
New York
Cuneo
Ryndam
Boulh Carglipa
Texas
Louisiana
Newfoundland
St, Johns
Easter
New Tounslond
Automobile Licenses List With Several Vehicle Owners
A list of automobile licenses includes John Neiflert at 1832 Caraden and BG. Chamberlain at 053-Overland with 360 dollars. J. F. Lenert at Stearns paid 20 dollars. Other entries show addresses 1718 North 8 and 925 San Pedro with Studebaker and Wolf Ackerman in Texas. totals and vehicles vary.
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John Neiflert
Caraden
Overland
BG. Chamberlain
Stearns
J. F. Lenert
Chetktes
North
Te. Franua
San Pedro
Studebaker
Wolf Ackerman
Khy
Tex
Rangers Ambushed Near Valentine Texas Kill Two
A band of Mexican attackers ambushed a party of five American peace officers near the Rio Grande. Gene Hulen and Joe Sitter were slain, with Rangers Cummins and Trollinger and River Guard Craighead surviving. The battle left empty cartridges and a sparsely settled Big Bend area marked by cattle thieves and border tensions. Hulen, brother of former Texas Adjutant General John A. Hulen, resided in Houston. The attack occurred after dark near Valentine, Texas, about 40 miles west of the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altink
Tex
Gene Hulen
Joe Sitter
Loday
Mestean
Big Bend
Texas
Rio Grande
Valentine
Indoy
Wolfe
Wetwa Amerieae
Tose
Aldo
Cummina
Trollinger
Craighead
Sitter
Wulew
T Hulen
John A. Hulen
Houston
Ambush prompts ranger pursuit after Mexican incident
General Kutchings received a telegram from J J Alva, Terrell county sheriff, offering Dia services for the burial and body shipment to Gainesville. Kutchings replied that governor’s authority lacks justification for acceptance while Captain Monroe Wox and company members who were ambushed have headed to Mars with dawn departure, and no decision was made on further Tangure deployment.
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Gainesville
Kutchings
J. J. Alva
Terrell County
del Rio
Dia
Monroe Wox
Ranger
Mars
Hutenings
Tangure
Americans in Italy face growing paperwork surge
Washington May 6 Officials expect a sizable credit of Americans in Italy as Italy enters the European war. Many are unchanged tourists or travelers seeking citizenship documentation. State Department has prepped consulates with extra staff, though not burdened by foreign interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Italy
State Department
Department
Austria
Ihaly
United States
War Book For Our Readers On The European Conflict
The San Antonio Light offers Willis J. Auvot's The Nutlong at War, a six month European war chronicle. Illustrated with hundreds of photographs, the $9 volume is distributed through daily papers on a small deposit basis, documenting deeds of valor and the devastation of war.
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Oeetr
Caurey
Busonuun
Atlantic
San Antonio Light
Arrivanco
Willis J. Auvot
San Antonio
Nshete
Talien
Building Permits for New Frame House on Perez Street
A sketchy item notes building permits for a new frame house on Perez street. Details are sparse with unclear street names and misordered words. No dates or confirming authorities are provided in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emo
Ggueman
OX. Dihite
Perez Street
AULEN S DEATH CONETRMED NEAR PILARES
A U S T I N Texas May 26 Added tonal information confirms ranger E B Halen brother of former Adjutant General John A Halen of Houston was killed near Pilares Rangers and river guards were ambushed about fifty miles from the railroad Halen and Inspector Sittura were killed May 24 bodies not recovered until May 25 both shot ten pieces and in such condition they could not be moved at McGee reach General John A Hulton sought confirmation of the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Hutchings
Rangera
Pieares
E. B. Halen
John A. Halen
Houston
Ihe Cline
Marfa
Pilares
Halen
Sittura
Bather
McGee Reach
Wassles
John A. Hulton
Local Marriage Licenses Reported for Several Couples
The records show marriages licensed for Yack and Abbott, Suezala Kaurin, Lena W. Carruthers, Toby May Gunnunes, William Jos oh Hegner, and Torahy Serian Stabler. Dates and offices not specified in the fragment.
Amalie 1 2 3 Non-Carbon Cylinder Oil Trademark
The text references Amalie 1-2-3 Non-Carbon Cylinder Oil with scattered phrases about product usage and branding. The readable fragments mention Amalie, non carbon cylinder oil, and a marketing style slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalie
Monterey to Vera Cruz rail link restored amid Mexican turmoil
Telegraph communication between Monterey and Vera Cruz is reestablished and rail service to open soon as Carranzistas advance. Reports say 10,000 troops concentrate in Monterey for campaigns against Torreon and Chihuahua while Zapista remnants evacuate. Sabinas attacked. Colonel Pereda orders immediate assault and junction with forces from Matamoros. Villistas loot Monterey before departure, while U.S. dispatches note riots and food shortages easing with railroad reopening.
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Vera Cruy
Mex
Monterey
Vera Cruz
City of
Mexico
Ildefonso Vazquez
Tor- Teoh
Chihuahua
Paradon
Raul Mundero
United States
Villistas
Washington
Etata Department
Jared
Becker Execution Set for Week of July Sixteen
The Court of Anooaly fixed the week of July 16 for the execution of former Police Lieutenant Charles Becker, convicted in the Herman Rosenthal murder. Counsel Martin T. Manton planned to confer with Becker at Sing Sing, and said there would be no clemency request to Governor Whitman. District Attorney Parking noted Becker’s only chance lies in new evidence or a gubernatorial appeal, while Perkins cited no constitutional questions for federal intervention.
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Albany
Anooaly
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Martin T. Manton
Ierman
Tasanthal
Court of Appeals
Vinst Becker
Sing Bing
Manton
Becker
Whitman
Parking
Perkins
United States Supreme Court
Orphans Readied for Thursday Exposition Park Outing
Orphans from Protestant and Catholic homes will enjoy a Thursday outing organized by the Orphans' Outing Association. Special street cars will depart city hall at 3 oclock with free park concessions and a one pound candy gift for each of 219 children upon return at 7. Donations of cars are requested via Mrs Paschal, and Mrs L Goodman leads the association. Also tonight a concert by the Antonio Muntoloni Band features Beattie songs and folk dances at 8 13.
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Sity
Orphans
Exposition Park
St. Peter's Home
Conception Mission
Frank Pagehal
Ute
Gating Association
Tor Automoniles
Paschal
Creckett
Associat Tlen
L. Goodman
Engineer Gave It 10 Children Claim
An elderly engineer Mr James Hougue of 5311 Rosette Street Pistabure credits Plant Juice for curing his stomach trouble and torpid liver after six weeks. He previously gave it to his children who improved rapidly. He urges friends to try it and notes symptoms of stomach derangement. Plant Juice sold at Fischer's Drug Store in San Antonio.
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Tne
James Hougue
Rosette Street
Pistabure
Hodigan
McCline & Erwit Co. Ag
San Antonio St
Fischer’s Drug Store
Obituary notices for Ennis Foreman and others as printed
Obituaries announce Jennie Clark Ennis 56 of 227 Narpastreet died Tuesday at home with funeral Thursday 10 a.m. at Shelley-Loring chapel. Mary Foreman 81 died Tuesday at her son’s home 316 South Pressbreck with services Wednesday 4 p.m. at 315 South Brown Street. Minnie McGee 42 died Tuesday night at No 15 Post avenue with funeral Wednesday 5 p.m. Ellen Miler 69 died Tuesday at St Francis Home for the Aged with funeral Wednesday at Shelley-Loring. interment San Fernando cemetery. Funeral homes listed include Shelley-Loring and Pearce-Robinson. ads note funeral schedule and contact numbers.
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Ennis
Jennie Clark Ennis
Hlytt
T. L. Ents
Nun
J. W. Erpa
Colo’ Rain Springs
Colo
T. Claris
Washington
Robert R.eng
Bet
Mis City
Maryland
Shelley- Loring Chapel
Mission Burial Park
Mary Foreman
W. Foreman
South Press
M’gee
Ellen Miler
St. Francis Home
South Piares Street
Stigland
San Fernando
sheiley-Loring
Roth
British Court to Act on Prize Cargoes in British Ports
Ambassador Paga reported to Secretary Bryan that Sir Edward Grey assured prize court proceedings for four American cargoes held in British ports would move ahead without delay on force. Alfred Union, the Packers general counsel, plans to sail Saturday. British embassy talks continued on twenty seven other cargoes with Urlen hopeful for a complete understanding and a plan to compensate detained shipments.
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Washington, D. C
Ambasgador Paga
Bryan
Edward Grey
Hurspean
Wovld
Edwward Grey
Alfred Union
Urlen
Germany
War Problems Discussed by GI Crees at Pan-American Conference
Delegates from Central and South American nations, amid ongoing group conferences, examined financing to aid trade and development. Hondurans seek to regain railway control from British holdings as cost of bonds remains prohibitive. Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru seek long term credit and bank branches. discussions include a possible reciprocal treaty with the United States and a railroad from Lake Nicaragua to the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
Central America
Pan-American Financial Conference
United States
Dingfish Central
Culn
Holmin
Giereasa
In Polit
Lake of Nicaragua
Atlantic
Paraguay
Goxtn
Parr-guayan
Peru
Trwé Foray
Ylaw
Americas
United Slaces Chamber of Commerce
Representativnn
Argenta
Presbytery Probes Seminary. Assembly Rays at New York
Rochester May 26 The Presbyterian general assembly in session adopts the report of a special committee investigating Union Theological Seminary statutes. A resolution to appoint a committee to investigate the New York Presbyterians is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Presbyterian Church
United States
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Execu~tive
Charles [Steisler
Presbyterian Home
Sial
Stebele
Reiiere
Northern Baptists consider church board merger plan
In Los Angeles on May 3, the Northern Baptists convention neared its final day of sessions. Commissioners prepared a resolution to amend cooperation rules among Baptist bodies, seeking to elevate the name of the Savior by adding the phrase In Christ after each cooperating organization’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norher Baptista
Los Angeles
Cal
Northern Baptists Convention
Germany and Italy Agree Not to Intern Civilians
Berith telegram notes Germany and Italy have agreed to neither intern civilians nor seize property. In Greenville, W H Irvine, a prominent lawyer, died by suicide after filing a bankruptcy petition valuing his liabilities at 250000 and assets at 500000, largely real estate. Shriner bathing beach party at San Jose opened for summer with hundreds attending and a dance.
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Germany
Italy
Rovierdam
London
the Courant
Berith
Suielde
Greenville
D. C
W. H. Irvine
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Addoes
Cee
Fagts
Vitalitas
Boston
Hulen
Girard Sitter
Aulen
Broter
Guarantee Motor Car Company
East Travis Street
Maxwell
Sonnehorn Bros
HOS
Taxlett Bute
Fox
Vera
Sabinas
Fernando Pereld
Vincente Davis
Sabirway
Coahuila
Moneclove
Romando Hernandez
Musquiz
Coahulie
Borvford
Aantonio Muntoloni
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking
Crockett
Newnes
Gur
U. S
J. W. Donnell Clothier
Café Stramec
Madras
Besiilies
Palm Beach
Burlington
Church of Te Tread
Sudelinte Tenausa
Tlordat
Terger of Te Thread Educational Boards
State Bank and Trust Company
State Bank & Trust Company
San ‘Antonio, “Texas
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