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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1913

Page

5

Veteran San Antonio police Captain Coy Sr dies at 86

Captain Andres Coy Sr., a longtime San Antonio police figure and political ally, died at his son’s home at 5:30 PM age 86 from complications of diseases. Survived by sons Andres Jr., Dave, and Alex Coy. funeral at 4 PM from home then 4:30 PM at San Fernando Cathedral. Burial in San Fernando cemetery.

Andres Coy Sr Son Police Department of San Antonio Andres Coy Jr Salinas Street Captain Coy Bexar County St. Mary’s College Karnes County Butler Bryan Callaghan Coy Jones Dres Coy Jr Dave Coy Alex Coy el Paso San Fernando Cathedral San Fernando Cemetery F. A. Chapa Ed. Moczygemba Fred H. Lancaster John W. Tobin

Poisoned Blood Quickly Cleansed

An astonishing record of serious blood poisoning is daily brought to our attention. The bloodstream is healed by S. S. 5S, a tonic claimed to purify blood and prevent diseases from typhoid to malaria. The ad urges readers to obtain S&S, avoid rivals, and write for free advice from The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Ga.

S&s Swift Specific Co Swift Atlanta

Vatican celebrates Catholic deputies wins in Italian vote

The pope expressed satisfaction at the election of six more Catholic deputies on the second ballot of Italy's general elections. Rome defeated candidates backed by Radicals Republicans and Socialists who had led the municipality. Father Romolo Murri’s defeat drew interest as Mayor Nathan plans an aldermen meeting and a royal commissioner may be appointed before June municipal elections.

Rome Vatican Romolo Murri Nathan

Four Story Storehouse Collapses in Hartford

The north Front street collapse toppled a new four story storehouse onto John Hughes’s frame dwelling. Two killed, three fatally injured, one seriously hurt. Victims: John Hughes 59 and Eva Dooley 5. Owner Michael Greenberg blamed dynamiting but police saw no explosion. faulty construction cited.

Hartford Conn

Meteor Drops in Malden Park Delights and Frights

In Malden Massachusetts a meteor plunged into Craddock Park nearly missing two men, John McDonald and Frank Butler, who fled as fumes from the white hot mass struck them. The object buried ten feet deep, leaving a jagged crater and a lingering nausea in the witnesses. Scientists from Tufts and Harvard plan to excavate the meteor for study.

Boston Mass Craddock Park Malden John McDonald Frank Butter Tufts Harvard College

Walker Leaves for Europe for Railway Financing

L. E. Walker president of the Quanah Seymour Dublin Rockport Railway Company departs Austin for Europe to finalize financing. He says a syndicate of European capitalists backs the project and has asked for a conference on construction plans.

Walker Europe Austin Tex L. E. Walker Quanah, Seymour

Petty Naval Officer Held on White Slave Charge

W H Ames a petty officer in the United States navy was brought from San Diego to Houston and jailed to await examining trial on white slave charges. He was on a ship in San Diego harbor when arrested. Also noted is a French transport stat showing one automobile per 600 people and a rapid rise in cycles between 1910 and 1911.

Houston Tex W. H. Ames United States Navy San Diego Cal Ames France

Bark Has Close Call at Sea on Phantom Ship

The four masted bark Annie M. Reid, captained by Durkee, narrowly avoided a collision with a phantom ship near the Cape of Good Hope. After a calm, a sudden squall toppled sails while a tramp steamer loomed. signals failed and no one answered from the other vessel. The ship then sailed on, maintaining full sail with only a biscuit’s toss between vessels.

New York Brooklyn Annie M. Reid Durkee Seven Seas Cape of Good Hope

Stray bullets kill man as steers run loose in New York

In a fusillade by police to halt sixteen escaped steers from a west side stock pen a man named George Beattie was killed when a stray bullet struck his brain as he rode in an express wagon. Walter Wangenheim, a waiter, was wounded in the foot. A steer hit an auto truck and a policeman, while another was shot dead near Cardinal Farley's home on Madison Avenue.

New York West Side George Beattie Walter Wangenheim Madison Avenue Cardinal Farley

No-Tsu-Ooh Carnival Opens November 10 In Houston

Houston reports the No-Tsu-Ooh Carnival Association completing plans for the annual event set to begin November 10. Officials say this year's show will be bigger and better than ever.

Houston Tex No-Tsu-Ooh Carnival Association

Reading and Keighley by elections in Britain stir party fights

Britain's by elections heat up as Unionists and Liberals spar in Reading and Keighley while Scotland prepares two contests over Scottish issues. Reading leans Unionist with Leslie Wilson challenging George Peabody Gooch and Liberal ties fading. Keighley sees Buckmaster seeking re election after a narrow 852 vote win last year. Scotland expected Liberal gains in Wick Burghs and Linlithgowshire with Munroe’s lord advocate return and Pratt opposing Kidd amid temperance debates.

London United Kingdom House of Commons Reading Rufus Isaacs Lord Chief Sir Rufus Leslie Wilson George Peabody Gooch George Peabody Keighley Yorkshire Stanley O. Buckmaster Buckmaster Robert Munroe Scotland Wickburghs Linlithgowshire Alexander Ure the Court of Sessions Government Pratt James Kidd County Cork John Guiny

Harvard Enrolment Teems With Notable Names

Cambridge notes a sprawling Harvard catalogue with diverse names including N. Ng a junior KK S Ma in graduate school R G Wee unclassified and A B Lee the "human alphabet" senior The Smiths dominate with forty six members among the student body and the campus ripples with cosmopolitan enrollment.

Cambridge Harvard N. Ng KK. S. Ma R. G. Wee Love Maidens Legg Darling Joy Morningstar Watchmaker A. B. Lee Smiths

Oil calm on troubled seas saves Volturno aid

The Naragansett oil carrier helped calm raging Volturno waters, guiding rescuers as the Naragansett sprayed oil to steady seas. The piece notes oil's historic use and urges storing oil on vessels for emergencies, favoring animal and vegetable oils over mineral ones.

New York Herald Narragansett Plutarch

Famous Packer Dies

Edward Morris, partner in Morris & Co. packers, dies in Chicago after a year long illness.

Morris Millionaire Packer Edward Morris Dies at Home

Edward Morris president of Morris & Co. packers died at his Chicago home after a yearlong illness. A 47 year old born in Chicago he led a vast fortune estimated at 30 to 50 million dollars and was a major bank stock owner. He married Helen L Swift in 1890 and is survived by his widow two sons and two daughters.

Chicago Edward Morris Morris & Co Packers Mr. Morris Nelson Morris California Ira Nelson Morris Italy Morris Edward Knickerbockers Helen L. Swift Swift & Co

Hindu girl learns English phrase puzzle from slang

In Augusta Maine a Hindu girl learning English kept a Book of Phrases and Idioms. She struggled with slang until asked why she gave a surprising reply for the love of Mike a phrase she could not locate in her books.

Augusta Mike

Alliterative Tongue Twists At Bohemian West End Club

A Sketch organized tongue twister contest at a Bohemian West End club awarding 25 dollars to the best alliterative line. Entries include A crowing gleam growing green and Flesh of freshly fried flying fish.

West End Stephen Stringer Grimes Jim

Laymen Serve as Forerunner to Revival Meetings

A layman conducted service at First Evangelical Church paving the way for a series of revival meetings led by Rev. W. A. Schutte starting November 6. Speakers included R. H. Wester A. A. Hughes and W. S. Swan who urged lay involvement and soul winning as key to church work.

First Evangelical Church R. H. Wester A. A. Hughes W. S. Swan W. A. Schutte Hughes Wester

High tides wipe out dikes along Windsor to Grand Pre

Immense damage from recent high tides along the coast between Windsor and Grand Pre. Several miles of dikes swept away and large areas of valuable land flooded by several feet of water. Crops ruined.

Windsor N. S&s Grand Pre

Nut Growers to Meet in Houston Convention

National Nut Growers convention set for a three day session in Houston beginning Wednesday. Attendees include Secretary of Agriculture Houston and Governor Col quitt among other national figures.

Houston Tex Nut Growers’ Convention Secretary of Agriculture Colquitt

Los Angeles Opens San Fernando Aqueduct Water Supply

Los Angeles prepares for a citywide celebration as the San Fernando aqueduct delivers Sierra snowmelt water to Owen's reservoir and Hainee reservoir after eight years of construction costing over 20 million dollars. The flow reaches about 200 million gallons daily, with a 500000 dollar fountain dedication planned at a park.

Los Angeles Cal San Fernando Sierras Los Angeles Aqueduct Owen's Inyo ‘County Hainee Reservoir

Lincoln overcoat and suit now owned by Washington man

The overcoat Abraham Lincoln wore the night of Ford's Theatre murder and a matching suit are in the possession of John M. Kirby of Washington. The garments are well preserved though one shoulder of the overcoat is torn. The items were loaned to an artist after Lincoln's death and later used by a sculptor for the Capitol statue in statuary hall.

Washington, D. C Abraham Lincoln Ford John M. Kirby Washington Lincoln Statuary Hall Capital

Couple wed beside Emerson’s grave in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

Richard Wightman and Patricia Margaret Street of Saybrook Conn were married today beside the grave of Ralph Waldo Emerson at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Concord New Hampshire. Rev Loren B McDonald officiated as the couple stood before the quartz boulder marking the poet’s burial site.

Concord N. H Ralph Waldo Emerson Richard Wightman Patricia Margaret Street Saybrook Conn Sleepy Hollow Emerson Loren B. McDonald

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