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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1911

Page

3

Suborned by Yankee Gold and the Panama Split

A Panama zone takeover saga from a Colombian decree accuses Theodore Roosevelt and United States agents of instigating Panama's rebellion. It details supposed conspirators including Manuel Amador, Frederico Boyd, and Philippe Bunau-Varilla, and claims U S actions to seize the canal zone.

Associated Press New Orleans United States Panama Lombia United Jorge Wills Pridalla Department of Boyaca Roosevelt Manuel Amador Erreroa Frederico Boyd Ameri Felipe Buu Varilla Ban Huertas Ruben J. Varon Theodore Roosevelt Hama Republic of Panama

Calomel remedy marketed by Raben Co Houston

An old advertisement promotes a Calomel laxative product from the Raben Co of Houston Texas. It warns that Calomel can cause sickness or salivation and touts Rabane tes as gentle and easy to take in a 350 package.

Druegists Raben Co Houston Teaas Proprieters

Bound to Colombia Sovereignty on Isthmus Yanama 1846

The document states that in 1846 Colombia bound itself to uphold sovereignty on the Isthmus of Yanama in exchange for concessions, claiming this prevented Colombia from submitting to traitors allied with the United States. It notes Colombia did not recognize Panama's republic and mandated all pupils to memorize the account.

Colombia Yanama United States History of Nations Republic of Panama

Northwestern senior coeds reject men in sorority initiations

In Chicago, Northwestern University women refuse to allow men in sorority initiations after a group of men aided 83 candidates. Masks bound hands and blindfolds triggered a confrontation at Patten Gym, with others untangling the Group and unmasking the men.

Northwestern University Associated Press Chicago Epsilon Iota Sorority Patten Gymnasium

Man Dies Saving Woman From Erie Canal

Utica notes a 35 year old man William McSweeney died about 2 am while trying to rescue Miss Charlotte Smith from drowning in the Erie canal. Miss Smith, in a ball gown and furs, fell in as they were leaving a party. He pulled her out but sank and was recovered half an hour later. Smith suffered only a drenching.

THE Associated Press Utica

State Health Officer Plans Meeting Program

State Health Officer Steiner who chairs the state board of health will soon publish the program for the upcoming meeting of county and city health officers to be held here on November 13. Officials anticipate 150 to 200 health officers in attendance making the gathering a notable event.

Austin Tex Steiner State Board of Health

Taylor Poultry Show Dates Set For December

Taylor Texas November 4 At a Taylor Poultry association meeting the second annual poultry show was scheduled for December 7 8 and 9. Last year’s show drew strong exhibitor interest and organizers expect more fanciers to exhibit stock. The event is expected to be held in the Murphy hotel building.

Taylor Tex Taylor Poultry Association Murphy Hotel

Demand for Bond Made

Liquidating Agent Wilkins of the Harris County Bank and Trust company has formally demanded from two surety companies 17500 dollars the bond of missing President Frank W Vaughan to answer indictments warrants are out for his arrest.

Associated Press Houston, Tex Wilkins Harris County Bank and Trust Company Frank W. Vaughan

Fourth venire for McNamara trial examined for disqualifications

The fourth venire appeared before Judge Walter Bordwell for a last preliminary examination to weed out those disqualified for jury service. Court sessions were limited as defense counsel sought Saturday to clear private business plans including New Year’s Day 1912. Many veniremen reported age over 60 and some were excused on that basis.

Associated Press Los Angeles McNamara Walter Bordwell

Rudolph and Bride Quietly Wed in Texas Affair

Professor William J. Rudolph and Miss Alice Ma- wed in New Braunfels with the couple keeping details confidential for several days. Austin dispatch notes a private ceremony amid family and friends, reflecting a discreet wedding in early November.

Austin, Tex William J. Rudolph Alice Ma

Governor Colquitt to Open Waco Cotton Palace Today

The second annual Texas Cotton Palace will be opened this afternoon with a parade to Cotton Palace park followed by a formal address by Governor Colquitt. Short remarks will be given by Baylor University President E. P. Brooks Mayor H. B. Mistrot and other officials.

Associated Press Waco Tex Texas Cotton Palace Colquitt Cotton Palace Park 8. P. Brooks Baylor University H. B. Mistrot Albert T. Clifton Cotton Palace Association

Austin Couple Wed Quietly in New Braunfels Ceremony

Deris and Rudolph, both of Austin, were united in marriage at New Braunfels recently in a discreet ceremony. Rudolph is a music instructor at the State Blind Institute and known statewide for directing at the State Saengerfest last spring. The bride is a well known Austin young woman. They are at home here.

Deris Austin New Braunfels Rudolph State Blind Institute

Lights Required on Baby Carriages in Minnesota

Attorney General Simpson issues opinion declaring front and rear lights mandatory for baby carriages wheel barrows and any wheeled vehicle used after dark in Minnesota towns and cities. The provision aims to aid motorists by ensuring visibility but applies to all wheeled devices including baby carriages and wheelbarrows.

Associated Press ST. Paul Minn Minnesota Simpson

Taylor Navy couple wed in Waco home ceremony

Misa Net tie Rusch daughter of Mrs Anna Rusch and Herman Rose both of Taylor were married in Waco at the bride’s brother William Rusch home last Sunday. They have returned to Taylor to re-

Taylor Tex Navy Misa Nettie Rusch Anna Rusch Herman Rose Waco William Rusch

National Business Congress to Meet in Chicago

A call is issued for the National Business Congress gathering December 11 12 and 18 at the Congress hotel Chicago. Topics include American Merchant Marine foreign commerce currency legislation and permanent exposition of American products in Paris. Transportation delegates will discuss these, ending with a reception and banquet.

Chicago National Business Congress National Business League of America Congress Hotel Paris France

Glee Club Formed at YMCA Meeting

Fifteen charter members joined a YMCA Glee club at a Y building last night with plans to grow into the city’s largest singing society. Cr. F. Ketter served as temporary chairman and outlined objectives of good fellowship and open membership beyond the Y.

Y. M. C. A. Glee Club Cr. F. Ketter

Missionary Jubilee Marks Fifth Anniversary Gathering

Foreign Protestant missionary workers met at First Methodist church in New Orleans to celebrate five years of the Woman's Missionary Jubilee. Speakers included Mrs. Henry W. Peabody of Beverly Massachusetts Miss Florence Miller Miss Daisy Davies field secretary for the Missionary Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church South and Mrs. W E Norvell chairwoman of the Southern Extension Committee. Denominational rallies are scheduled for today.

Associated Press New Orleans First Methodist Church Henry W. Peabody Beverly Mass Florence Miller Daisy Davies Missionary Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church South W. E. Norvell Southern Extension Committee

Inspectors Find Fort Worth Life Firms In Excellent Condition

R C Burton and Sim D Warner from the Texas department of insurance and banking completed an examination of the American Home Life Insurance company of Fort Worth the Fort Worth Life of Fort Worth and the International Travelers association of Dallas. Burton reports all three firms are in excellent condition.

Austin, Tex R. C. Burton Sim D. Warner Sistant Department of Insurance and Banking American Home Life Insurance Company of Fort Worth Fort Worth Life of Fort Worth International Travelers’ Association of Dallas Burton

Seguin Masons Entertain After Lodge Meeting

Seguin Masons of Guadalupe Lodge No 109 hosted guests led by T. T. Van derHoven deputy grand master of the district and Mr Patterson of San Antonio. An enthusiastic meeting followed by an oyster supper at a local hotel.

Seguin Tex T. T. van derHoven This der Hoeven

Texas Prison System Sees 700000 Dollar Yearly Revenue

J C Haynes reports the Texas state penitentiary will generate about 700000 dollars from a cane crop and sugar sales this year. Approximately 7000000 pounds of sugar are expected, yielding 350000 dollars, with another 350000 from raw cane sales. Cotton and stored bales add potential income. The system aims to become self sustaining despite annual expenses around 1000000 dollars. An additional 16000 dollars is requested to issue a warrant to pay convicts 10 cents per hour under a new law.

Austin Tex J. C.haynes Barton State Penitentia Haynes

Pensioners barred from regular service and militia enlistment

Washington November 4 Brig Gen Robert K Evans chief of the division of military affairs declares pensioners wounded or disabled cannot be enlisted in the regular service and should not join the national guard. He cites several such cases in the organized militia.

Associated Press Washington Robert K. Evans Division of Military Affairs National Guard

Burglars Loot Dockhart at Multiple Residences

Thieves hit Dockhart, Lockhart, Texas on Thursday. The Greisenbeck hotel suffered the heaviest loss with access to family rooms. Mrs. Richard Lester of San Antonio lost a gold watch and about $30. E. C. Routh’s residence was entered with a pocketbook and a watch taken. Mrs. Heflin and O Forke Sr. residence losses, including clothing and various articles.

Dockhart Lockhart Tex Greisenbeck Hotel Richard Lester San Antonio E. C. Routh Heflin O. Forke Sr

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