Mr. Panders Endorses Vitalitas At Dallas Exhibit
Dallas sign artist Will Panders credits Vitalitas with curing a long standing stomach trouble and restoring health. He says the earth fluid eases indigestion and various organ ailments and notes a Wag ner Drug Store demonstration at 407 East Houston Street.
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Vitalitas
Will Panders
Dallas
Dallas Fair
Panders
Wagner Drug Store
East
Houston Street
Elections in Seven States In Progress
Indications of unusually large votes show high interest in the Tammany and fusion contest. About 25 arrests for alleged irregularities in voting were made by noon, including four Columbia University students.
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Tammany
Fusion
Columbia
Liquor Fight Sparks Ohio Election Votes Across Cities
Municipal officers and several constitutional amendments are on ballots as the wet and dry issue dominates polling in Columbus and across Ohio. Activists from the Anti-Saloon League ministers women and young girls advocated at many polls in support of the proposed initiated measures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Anti-Saloon League
St Jacobs Oil Promises Rapid Back Pain Relief
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick remedy for backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatic stiffness. A small trial bottle is suggested with simple rubbing and a fifty count for relief claiming the oil is magical harmless and non staining.
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St. Jacobs Oil
St. Jacobs
Statute Aims to Bar Liquor Shipments into Dry Territory
A proposed statute seeks to prohibit the shipment of liquor into areas designated as dry. The measure targets distributors and carriers, with penalties outlined for violations. Supporters say it will strengthen local alcohol bans and reduce cross-border shipments. Opponents warn of economic impact and enforcement challenges.
New Jersey Polls Open. Early Voter Traffic Mixed
Voting for governor and General Assembly began briskly in parts of New Jersey while remaining light in much of the state. Campaign managers anticipate higher turnout later, with total registration about 60 000 fewer than last fall’s 420 000 votes cast.
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Trenton
N. J
General Assembly
New Jersey
Judges to be elected in New York elections
Elections are held across New York state for assemblymen and nine Supreme Court judges. Voters will choose two senators to fill seats left by Stilwell and Roosevelt, plus successors to Sullivan and Harrison after their resignations.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Stephen J. Stilwell
Sing Sing
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Timothy D. Sullivan
Francis Burton Harrison
Rioting Fears Mark Gary Election Day
Fears of rioting surrounded Gary Indiana elections with extra police and state troops on standby. Campaign over the mayoralty pitted incumbent Thomas Knotts against Fusion candidate R O Johnson amid several riots and multiple injuries.
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Gary
Ind
Thomas Knotts
R. O. Johnson
Fusion
Massachusetts Voting Opens Amid Rainy Election Day
Voters in Massachusetts faced rain as polls opened for the governor race with Gardner Republican Walsh Democrat Bird Progressive and an independent also contesting. In the Third District special election Marshall Progressive and O Connell Democrat were defeated by Wilder last year, while Paige Republican is a former governor's counsel.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Gardner
Walsh
Bird
Marshall
O'Connell
Wilder
Paige
Campaign managers clash as Hunt and Spielman tout re election
In Cincinnati on November 4 campaign managers for Mayor Henry Hunt the Democratic candidate voiced confidence in re election while his Republican rival Frederick S Spielman said he too was certain of victory amid record voter registration.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Henry Hunt
Fredericks. Spielman
Illinois Women Vote in Wet and Dry Elections
Chicago voters reported women participating in polls across 24 Illinois cities in today’s wet and dry contests. Local results were expected to reflect the influence of the newly enfranchised female electorate.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana Cities Vote as Citizens Tickets Enter Local Elections
Indianapolis sees heavier early voting amid streetcar workers strike as every city and town in the state chooses municipal officers. Citizens tickets appear alongside three major party tickets in many locales, complicating the ballots.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Philadelphia City Election Early Vote Trends
In Philadelphia the early vote was light except in pockets. Voters concentrated on councilmen and county offices as Mayor Blankenburg’s reform coalition sought fusion control of the city councils. Weather was fair and warm across most of the state. The nonpartisan superior court justice ballot drew a light turnout.
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Philadelphia
Nea
Reform
Blankenburg
Superior Court
Huerta Denies Ultimatum as Naval Moves Escalate
The report notes intensified posturing with the gunboat Wheeling and cruiser Tacoma off Vera Cruz while Petre] and Nashville patrol nearby Dominican waters. On the west coast California and Maryland stand at Guaymas and Mazatlan, and Annapolis and Pittsburg are positioned at Guaymas.
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Wheeling
Tacoma
Vera Cruz
Petre
Nashville
Dominican
California
Maryland
Guaymas
Mazatlan
Annapolis
Pittsburg
American envoy denies Mexico ultimatum to Huerta
Nelson O'Shaughnessey the American charge d'affaires said no ultimatum or formal notice had been presented to Provisional President Huerta and he had no contact with Foreign Minister Moheno for five days. He noted the international situation remains unchanged and cited absence of British Spanish and other ministers from the capital.
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Mexico City
Nelson O'Shaughnessey
Washington
United States
Huerta
O'Shaughnessey
Moheno
Charge O'Shaughnessey
Vera Cruz
Huerta Urged to Resign by Washington ultimatum
Washington demands Huerta resign immediately and not appoint Blanquet or any other ally. Nelson O Shaughnessy delivered the note via Senor Rabago as Huerta offered no reply. The move signals U S support for the Constitutionalist side and hints at possible exile or removal. Reports also note Constitutionalists advancing toward Zacatecas while Queretaro remains a key strategic center.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Mexico
Aureliano Blanquet
Washington
Senor Rabago
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
State Department
Washington Note
General Huerta
Wilson
Bryan
Carranza
National Palace
Queretaro
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
A late 19th or early 20th century style advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for nervousness indigestion gas and sour stomach. It claims relief within five minutes and promotion of a fifty cent case for use by the whole family.
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Pape
Railroad Seized by Constitutionalists Near San Luis Potosi
The main line of the National Railway south of San Luis Potosi is under siege by Constitutionalists. North of the city a new tactic posts placards to railroad workers warning they will be hanged if trains run, causing crews to refuse operating trains.
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National Railway
San Luis Potosi
Diaz Flees Mexico Reaches Havana Aboard Esperanza
General Felix Diaz, fugitive from Mexico, arrived in Havana aboard the steamer Esperanza after transfer from the Michigan. He traveled with attorney Jose Bonales Sandival and Cecilio L. Ocon, both refugees, plus journalist Alexander J. Williams. Diaz spoke of events from Vera Cruz to his departure, noting arrests and his escape from a hotel via rope. He trusted Rear Admiral Fletcher's treatment and plans to go abroad, awaiting future actions. Lieutenant Colonel Katzutsugu Inouye, a Japanese diplomatic attaché, also sailed on the Esperanza.
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Havana
Felix Diaz
Mexico
United States
Michigan
Jose Bonales Sandival
Cecilio L. Ocon
Alexander J. Williams
General Diaz
Louisiana
Vera Cruz
Corcovado
General Huerta
Wheeling
Diaz
Fletcher
Japan
Zaragoza
del Rio
Paris
Congress
Katzutsugu Inouye
Washington
Flurry in Berlin Over U S Communication
Berlin reports a flurry on the exchange and in newspaper circles over the U S communication to Provisional President Huerta though the foreign office remained less impressed and thought Washington could scarcely have achieved more.
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Berlin
Huerta
United States
Foreign Office
Washington
Woman's Ills Disappeared in North Bangor and Ann Arbor
Letters from readers claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured female weakness headaches backaches and monthly pains. Mrs James J Stacy of North Bangor reports full recovery and recommends the remedy to many women. Mrs L F Wyckoff of Ann Arbor says it relieved hemorrhages and fainting and urges others to try the medicine as a blessing for women.
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North Bangor
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
James J. Stacy
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lydia_ E
Inkham
German Press Sees Mixed Reactions to U.S. Mexico Policy
Teutonic papers weigh in on President Wilson and Secretary Bryan's Mexico policy. Some criticize U.S. actions or fear U.S. military intervention, while others praise order and a strong hand, with varying views on Huerta and Huerta's election legitimacy.
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Bryan
Foreign Office
Count Bernstorff
United States
Gerard
Mexico
Wilson
The
Tageblatt
Vera Cruz
Islso
Huerta
Vossiche Zettung
Tabelatt
Lokal Anzeiter
Washington
Taegliche Rundschau
New Attack on Monterey Reported in Mexican Conflict
Dispatches from the Constitutionalists camp say General Lucio Blanco’s troops from Matamoros joined General Jesus Carranza near Monterey, aiming to retake ground lost in the first battle. Rumors of Navarrete’s collapse lack confirmation while border towns report an overburdened immigration service and ongoing civilian exodus. Piedras Negras remains arms short but expected shipments may arrive soon.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Monterey
Constitutionalists
Lucio Blanco
Matamoros
Jesus Carranza
Navarrette
Piedras Negras
President Wilson stays calm amid Huerta ultimatum in transit
President Wilson remained calm with no word on the Huerta resignation ultimatum. He traveled by train toward Princeton, New Jersey, accompanied by his daughter Eleanor and relatives from New Orleans, with no indication of worry as he awaited Huerta’s reply.
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Wilson
Baltimore
Mad
Huerta
Princeton
N. J
Eleanor Wilson
Lucy
Mary Smith
New Orleans
White House
Democratic governor candidate plans campus stroll
Report notes James F. Fielder, the Democratic candidate for governor, plans a two hour voting period then a walk across the university campus with women members of the party. The plan emphasizes engagement with university supporters and local party figures.
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James F. Fielder
Carranza Opposes Move On US Intervention
Nogales Sonora November 4 General Venustiano Carranza leader of the Constitutionalists said to consider armed intervention by the United States or any power a great mistake. He declined further comment until he hears from his agents in Washington regarding the US ultimatum demanding Huerta’s immediate retirement.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
United States
Carranza
Mexico City
Huerta
Washington
Death of 2 Year Old Culpepper Brother Son
Noah and Mrs Culpepper mourn the loss of their two year old son Jule Bradley Culpepper who died last night. He had been in San Antonio two days and was brought to Falls City by his parents. The body will be taken to Falls City tonight by Riebe Undertaking Company with the father accompanying.
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Culpepper
Jule Bradley Culpepper
Noah Culpepper
Sherman Street
San Antonio
Falls City
Riebe Undertaking Company
Russian immigrant Davis dies at local sanitarium
Davis aged 40 native of Russia and resident of San Antonio for six years, from New York, died at 5 30 this morning. Widow and several children in New York survive. Funeral 4 pm at Pearce Robinson parlors, burial in Orthodox Jewish cemetery. Steam driven motor passenger cars adopted for Bavarian railroads resembling gasoline electric cars in use. some U S regions adopting similar tech.
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Davis
H. Davis
Russia
San Antonio
New York
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Company
Bavaria
United States
West Texas Diocese to Elect Bishop Coadjutor in November
The West Texas Episcopal Diocese council meets November 18 at St Mark's in San Antonio to select a bishop coadjutor with right of succession. Four clergymen including Dr Manning of Trinity Church New York Rev Capers Rev Burleson and Rev Philip Cook are named as suited candidates. The gathering may adjourn without a choice if no candidate gains agreement. Delegates from parishes missions clergy and laity will participate and ratification by bishops and parish committees is usually formal. The event also covers electing delegates to the Southwest Missionary Council in Muskogee Oklahoma.
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West Texas
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Diocese of West Texas
San Antonio
Missionary Council
Province of the Southwest
Muskogee
Oklo
Manning
Trinity Church
New York
Capers
Philadelphia
Burleson
Church Mission House
Philip Cook
San Anonio
Joske Buys Property Near West Commerce Street
Alexander Joske purchased the L Wolfson property on West Commerce Street near Santa Rosa Avenue for more than $35 000 as part of a plan to widen the street between Main Plaza and the Market House. Wolfson, a New York resident, refused to donate land for the project. Joske bought the site as an investment and has no improvement plans until the city decides on the widening.
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L. Wolfson
Commerce Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Alexander Joske
Main Plaza
Markethouse
Wolfson
New York
Joske
One Candidate in Race for Virginia Governor
Bright weather marks election day in Richmond as voters head to polls for the Virginia governor race where only Henry C. Stuart, a Democrat, is listed as a candidate.
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Richmond
Virginia
Henry C. Stuart
Heavy Oregon vote as women cast ballots for first time
Portland reports a heavy turnout across Oregon today as voters consider bills from the last legislature. Women participate in a general election for the first time in state history.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
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