Progressive party leader calls for women voting in Texas rally
Noah Allen, progressive leader in Southwest Texas, stirred a Royal theater audience with calls for women suffrage and criticism of party bosses. J. D. Dodson and other supporters urged a November victory and a shift from old party control as the crowd applauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Allen
Texas
Royal Theater
Judge Allen
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Judge Ken
Washingon
New York
Tate
Allen
Chiago
Baltimore
Republian
Taft
Mr. Allen
O. P
Orth
Middle West
Roose
Incoln
Garfield
Coin
Theodoreosevelt
Has Stern Father Reunification With Mrs French Geralty Failed
The reconciliation between Mrs. Julia French Geralty and her parents Mr and Mrs Ames Tuck French and her aunt Mrs French Vanderbilt did not occur as hoped. The elder French issued an ultimatum against such a reunion. Newport awaits developments as baby clothes fill the Gerahty cottage but none arrive from the French side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia French Geralty
Gerahty
Newport
Jack Gerahty
Real Estate Transfers List Of 1912 Purchases And Grants
A compilation of property transfers dated 1912 showing buyers and sellers, parcel details, and prices. Notable entries include Wright to Dixon at Halliday avenue for 916 dollars, Wassenberg to Zimmerman for 750 dollars, and Herrmann receiving lots in Rosedale Park for 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wright
F. L. Dixon
New City
Halliday Avenue
J. B. Drake Jr
L. O. Gouldner
C.C. Berry
Highland Park
Theo Wassenberg
Carl Zimmerman
East End
L. C. Robinson
Erwin McGraw
Riverside, Land and’ Improvement Company
William Campbell
Alatosa
Southwestern Land Corporation
Frank J. Herrmann
Rosedale Park
M. M. Sulaka
Ines Robles
New City Block
Comal Street
Adelia Coers
F. H. Coers
Mrs
Caroline Mayer
Ida K. Stucke
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Annie E. Arnold
San Fernando
Edward Hoch
Charles Hoch
Jose M. Becerra
Nelson Road
A. H. Muir
B. Stumberg
Gus Vorpohl
R. L. Bickett
C. H. Wolfertz
South Heights
F. Db. Yeary
J. P. Ward
West French Place
Mary H. Andrews
J. C. Powers
Marnadale
T. W. Menefee
Julius Holz
Edgewood Heights
Fritz Schnell
Elsie Ploche
New
Mrs. ©. Weber
Pedro de Ochoa
Grenet Street
A. H. Tacquard
C. C. Ferguson
Academy
Smoke Study Probes Pittsburgh Smoke and City Health
Twenty five University of Pittsburgh experts under the industrial research department will sweep a smoke inquiry. They will examine crime disease mental morbidity laundry costs and damage to buildings. Psychiatrists and eight physicians study smoke related mood and physical illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Department of Industrial Research
University of Pittsburgh
England
SASSES WRONG MAN
An aged woman at Union Station is helped by a man with a sandy beard who took her valise and aided her onto a train. He then questioned a porter about the care he gave, claiming to be Louis W. H. the chairman of the Great Northern railway board, prompting the porter to seek another assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Union Station
Louis W. H
Great Northern Railway
New Pastors To Ge Heard Hor Time To Honor Old Folks
New ministers appointed at the West Texas conference in Beeville will preach their initial sermons in San Antonio churches. Regular services, including special music, will be held at multiple congregations with sermons and programs led by pastors such as Gaston Hartfield L. E. Booth N. B. Reed W. W. Lee and Hugh McLellan, plus a Sunday service for old folks at Denver Boulevard Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
West Texas
Beeville
Gaston Hartfield
Alamo Heights Methodist Church
West End Methodist Church
L. E. Booth
N. B. Reed
Prospect Hill Methodist Church
W. W. Lee
Calvary Baptist Church
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church
L. H. Money
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Garden and
King William Streets
Christ Episcopal Church
Laurel Heights
Central Christian Church
Hugh McLellan
Louisville
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Frederick Bowen
Bowen
W. S. Armstrong
Harlandale Presbyterian Church
L. H. Morey
Broadway and
Poco Streets
W. M. Carter
West End
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
W A. Fuhrwerk
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary's Street
Gunter Hotel
J. H. Quinn
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nueva
South Presa
C. Hartmann
Trustees
Luther League
M. O. Hartman
Lutheran Church
San Antonio Avenue
South Flores Street
Avenue E
Ladies Aid Society
Grace Congregation
Zion
Chare
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church In
John A. Lewis
John Alexander Dowie
Red Men's Hall
Soledad Street
Cedar Street
Nettie EB. Green
Theosophical
The
Theosophical Society
Central Office Building
Church notices list diverse San Antonio services
Community churches across San Antonio announce times for Sunday schools and public worship. Denominational listings include Presbyterian, Methodist, Evangelical, Lutheran, Episcopal, Catholic, Christian Church, and Nazarene with ministers named, service hours, and midweek meetings. Visitors urged to attend.
Campaign Against Face Cosmetics by Young Girls
Miss Helen Varick Boswell of the Women’s Forum club starts a national campaign denouncing face cosmetics for young girls. She argues painted girls corrupt morals and that mothers permit it, while men seek wives not painted dolls and fathers lament the carmine condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Varick Boswell
Women's Forum Club
United States
Miss Boswell
Christian Soldier Sunday at 605 Burnet Street
At 605 Burnet Street H L Rice Sunday school superintendent Miss Josie Hatch organist. Sunday school 9 45 am preaching 11 am by Mrs Annie May Fisher and 745 pm by the pastor. Annual church board meeting Monday 8 pm with pastor report and officer elections. Delegates chosen and pastor called. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Pegues Memorial Baptist Church
Victoria
South Hackberry Streets
Judd BR. Holt
John P. Smith
Inner Circle
Clara Nichols
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Taylor Streets
J. Porter
Baptist Young People’s Union
Calvary Baptist Church
North Pine
Hays Streets
Nolan
W. W. Lee
Ben Overton
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Elsie Avenue
South Flores Street
Post Avenue
South Flores
C. E. Humphrey
Central Christian Church
Main
San Pedro
Hugh McLean
East French Place
Merkle
Blount
Ambrose
Fred Jones
Sullivan
DeLille
H. K. Shields
Barnby
Christian Endeavor
McLellan
Voice
Louisville
Government Hill Christian Church
Mason Street
New Braunfels Avenue
Albert T. Fitts
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Inge
Gospel Mission
Matagorda
San Antonio Ministerial Union
Young Men's Christian Association
All Evangelical
Methodist Episcopal
Trinity
Avenue C
Pecan Street
Orin Palmer Wright
D. D
Epworth
Burnet Street
H. L. Rice
Josie Hatch
Annie May Fisher
Church Board
Notable Arrivals At San Antonio Hotels Among Recent Guests
A roster of visitors includes J Seaman of Houston at the Gunter, C Codgers of Fort Worth on business stopping at the Savoy, R O Barnsley of Torrecellas at the Bowie, W B Walsh of Dallas at the St. Anthony, and Charles L Davis of Davis arriving at the Menger. Others from Houston Dallas Austin and Corpus Christi are listed at fellow hotels with multiple guests registering or visiting for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Codgers of
Fort Worth
Savoy Hotel
Charles L. Davis
Davis
Menger
J. W. Morris
Crockett
W. N. Stark
Houston
Bexar
H. K. Gournsey
Gunter
RK. Kaipse
Seguin
Savoy
F. 8. Bulla
F. T. Bulla
Fort Scott
Kan
City
Cuero
Gunter Hotel
Pearl Bowden
Kenedy
Tex
Mourain
Bowie
I. T. Pryor Jr
Fort Stockton
St. Anthony
J. B. Kennard
Gonzales
Ek. B. Lancaster
Dallas
H. E. Ackley
Waxahachie
Bexar Hotel
Moore
Aransas Pass
Gunter. Co
M. Busby
Charles F. Smith
Pearsall
San Lorenzo
C. L. Clark
John H. Bailey
James F. Johnson
Edna
B. F. West
Refugio
Ralph, Briscoe
Uvalde
E. M. Bradford
Washington, D. C
Burial permits and a factory school opening in China
Burial permits listed for Maria Martinez 11, Carolina Raniel 1, Dr S L Post 57, Sister Mary Heronyna 35, James Hodges 2, with dates and street addresses in San Fernando San Francisco Fourth Street and Guadalupe. An American sewing machine company opened eight Chinese schools where natives learn silk embroidery by machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Martinez
San Fernando Alley
Carolina Raniel
San Francisco Alley
S. L. Post
Fourth Street
Mary Heronyna
Katherine Reeninger
James Hodges
Guadalupe Street
China
Coming Week Seen As Bullish for Cotton Trade
New York and New Orleans cotton exchanges closed for Vice President Sherman’s funeral. Traders expect a bullish week due to anticipated heavy consumption and possible higher U S crop yields. Reports of frost in Oklahoma and Texas threaten opening bales and may affect output. estimates vary from 13 970 000 to 15 000 000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Sherman
Mississippi
Neill
Cordill
Oklahoma
Texas
Liverpool cotton market steady as sales reach four thousand bales
Spot cotton in Liverpool steady with American middling fair at 7 08d and other grades listed. Sales total 4000 bales of which 300 speculative or export, receipts 5000 including 1300 American bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Futures open and close steady in Liverpool market
Futures in Liverpool opened and closed steady on November 2 with quotes across multiple contracts including Nov 6.46d, Dec-Jan 6.3284d, Jan-Feb 6.33d, Feb-Mar 6.83d, and May-Aug spreads ranging near 6.34d to 6.40d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Cotton Stock Screened by Day and Season Totals
Report shows yesterday’s cotton stock at 3,042,325 units, last week’s same day at 1,926,485, and last year’s same day at 819,857. The season’s excess stands at 162,458 units.
Cattle Market Active in Fort Worth Livestock Yard
Fort Worth Texas November 2. Activity was strong across cattle hogs and calves with steady cattle prices while hogs advanced five cents. Feeder steers sold 5.25 to 5.65 with stocker cows and heifers steady. Calves traded 5.00 to 7.00 as hogs moved 7.50 to 8.10 with a small lot at 8.10. No sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Market Report From Union Stock Yards Trading Burst
At Union Stock Yards on November 2 trade volume rose. Receipts were 660 cattle 238 calves 31 horses 20 hogs 132 sheep, with 296 cattle 238 calves 20 hogs 132 goats offered. Best cows brought 4.25, calves 5, hogs 8. sheep may be held over to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Chicago Market Receipts and Quotations Report
Chicago cattle hogs and sheep receipts and prices for today show steady or slightly higher trends. Cattle receipts 500 with varied bids from 2.70 to 10.50, hogs 7000 with typical bids from 5.25 to 8.00, and sheep 2000 with values from 3.40 to 7.20 for natives and westerns.
Market Receipts and Quotations From Kansas City
Receipts and prices reported for cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle native steers 6.50 to 10.75, southern steers 4.25 to 6.15, southern cows and heifers 3.25 to 5.25. Hogs receipts 1500 five cents higher. bulk 7.55 to 7.80, heavy 7.75 to 7.85, packers 7.85, light 7.40 to 7.70, pigs 6.00 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 1000 market steady. muttons 4.80 to 4.80, lambs 6.00 to 7.10, range wethers and yearlings 4.00 to 6.00, range ewes 2.50 to 4.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From St Louis
Receipts: cattle 1800 including 100 Texans. hogs 2500. sheep 800. Cattle steady with native beef steers 5.50 to 10.80, Texas and Oklahoma 5.00 to 7.25, cows 3.25 to 5.00, calves in carload lots 5.00 to 6.50. Hogs 10 to 15 cents higher. pigs and lights 6.50 to 7.75, mixed 7.55 to 7.85, good heavy 7.80. Native muttons 4.00 to 4.15, lambs 5.50 to 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Potatoes Seen Rally With Potential Peak Next Week
California brokers predict potato prices may hit 2.50 per hundred pounds next week as demand rises in a quiet wholesale district. Current quotes stand at 1.50, with expectations of higher costs spreading to merchants and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Laster
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
United States
Price list of poultry produce produce and groceries
A scanned price sheet lists large hens 5.00 to 5.50, mediums 4.50 to 5.00 dozen, fryers 3.50 to 4.00, broilers 2.50 to 3.00 dozen, and turkey per pound. Butter, eggs, ripples, nuts, seeds, vegetables, fruits, canned goods, meats, flour, and other staples with numerous per unit prices across poultry, dairy, produce, and pantry items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Colorado
Texas
California
Calery
Wolf River
Utah
Alaska
South Texas
Maxwell House
Chicago Prices and Market Quotations Summary
Chicago market reports show steady butter and cheese prices with mixed milk product quotes. Receipts include 3143 cases with dairy products such as butter and creamery goods and daisies, while potatoes and poultry listings appear steady with small price variations. New York notes eggs steady with 6037 cases received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New York
Money rates reach record highs on New York market
Money rates climb to record levels in New York trading amid tight money conditions and sparse market activity. Call money hits its highest since early years as Bank of France influence fades and earnings reports hint at mixed signals for railroads and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Disé Bank of France
United Statoration
Edison
St. Paul
Railroads Optimistic on New York Trade Outlook
Railroads report optimism in New York for November with resilient finance and strong expectations. Demand for rolling stock grows as production schedules tighten with labor and capacity, while dry goods prices ease and cotton orders rise, signaling broad industrial revival amid improving weather and heavier receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vance
Conti
Leagher
Hid
Bette
New York Mercantile and Exchange Rates Report
Prime mercantile paper at 6 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers' bills at 4.85.8 for day and at 4.85.8 for Commercial bills. Silver at 62 1/2 cents, Mexican dollars at 48 1/2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Copper, Tin and Lead Prices in London Market
London market notes copper at 75 pounds sterling, tin firm around 220 to 229 pounds sterling, lead at 19 pounds sterling, spelter about 7 pounds. Iron warrants in Cleveland show tall demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cleveland
Steamship movements from Galveston to European ports
Galveston reporting yesterday lists steamships including El Oce York Manchester Miller Hilton Balthmore Victoria de Eu Bueno Sayres via Lucinta Om Ger Matanzas clearing for Jamaica and Jamaica via Norfolk. Celtic and Aphrodite Br sailing to Bremen via Norfolk with multiple port calls and crew listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
York
Manchester
Miller
Hilton
Balthmore
Victoria
de EU
Bueno Sayres
Lucinta
Matanzas
Hawkhead
Norfolk
Aoe
Werp
Alm
Jamaica
Celtic
Bremen
Folk
Francis
Liverpool
Aphrodite
Banks and Trusts Ride Higher Capital Buffer Decline
New York on November 2 reports banks and trust companies hold assets in excess of legal requirements, marking a drop of 1,443,950 dollars from the prior period. The data reflects a tightening in reserve levels amid evolving financial rules and market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cotton markets end week firm with gains and silk up
The New York cotton markets closed the week firm with prices tending upward. Silk lines have been advanced ten percent by primary houses. The wool markets ruled steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bank of England Reports Large Sterling Withdrawals
London reports show bullion totaling pounds sterling withdrawn to the continent with another large amount transferred abroad. The figures are incomplete due to garbled OCR but indicate significant sterling movements from the Bank of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
Wool prices and grades report from St Louis market
Wool market report from St Louis notes medium grade combing and clothing at 23 to 26 cents, light fine at 19 2 3c, heavy fine at 13 1 3c, tub washed at 27 3c. Prices reflect varying fiber qualities as of November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Louis
St. Louis
Observations Taken At 8 A M November 2 1912
A brief record notes observations recorded at 8 a m on Saturday November 2 1912. The entry lists the time date and general note of weather or event observations without further specifics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. D. Dodson
Bexar County
Theodore Develt
D. Dodson
J. Dodson
Mrs. Adams
M. Washer
J. B. Adams
Uncle Sam
Iun
Progress
Mr. Washer
Kers
R. Russell
George R. Stump
W. W. Lipscomb
Alfred Giles
Sulzbacher
Jessie Pressler
Es Hall Bell
W. J. Stiles
A. Cilton
Harvey C. Stiles
Robert We. R. Norton
Ed Hollingsworth
Presbyterian
Utica
West End Presbyterian Church
Colorado Avenue
Zarramora Street
W. A. McDowell
J. A. Starnes
Camden Street
Lexington Avenue
Tobin Hill
First Presbyterian Church
Avenue D
Post Office
Arthur G. Jones
Young People’s Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Ogden and
Locust Streets
C. E. McStravick
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Omaha
South Pine Streets
J. R. Jacobs
East Commerce Street
R. P. Wright
Covenanters
Westminster League
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Corner Garden
Brooks I
Evangele
German Evangelical Friends Church
Main Avenue
Elmira Street
Carl Saenger
T. Lehmaur
Young People's Society
India
First Evangelical Church
Burnet
Chestnut Streets
C. A. Arnold
John Wellner
E. Garfield Johnson
Serence
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Fifth Street
Christian Science Quarterly
Unitarian Society
Geo. H. Badger
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Crockett Hotel
Jesus
Episcopal
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Government Hill
George Belcey Will
Christchurch
John Ridout
New Church
Woman’s Club
Clyde W. Broomell
Church of the Nazarene
Maverick Park
William E. Fisher
J. Seaman
R. O. Barnsley
Torrecellas, Tex
W. B. Walsh of
Cotton Statistics
Interior Movement
U. 8 S
Augusta
Sebeeseseres
Memphis
Tenn
Great Britain
France
Continent
Chicago Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Pioneer
Liberty Bell
Week’s Stock Review
SS Financial
Boston Mining
Boston
Mass
Zona
Greene Cananga
Butte
London Metal
Marine Intelligence
NEW York Dry Goods
General Weather Report
Falt
Abilene
Amarillo
Gen
Birmingham NW
Lea
Brownsville
Chicago Il
de Rio
Ata Fort Worth
Houston Tex
Jacksonvi
Key West
Macon Ga
Memphis Tenn
Miami
Montgomery
Orleans
New York City
Oklahoma City
Palestine
St.ouls
St Pa
Shreveport
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