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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1912

Page

3

Fire hits Foster Brothers warehouse. firemen save structure

Fire at Foster Brothers warehouse 129 Military plaza caused $2000 damage to stock and building, but was contained by firefighters. Conductor C Hill spotted the blaze, Andreas Trevino was rescued from the second story, and insurance covered most losses.

Foster Brothers Wholesale Commission Military Plaza Andreas Trevino C. Hill Wright Trevino John Illg

Ornithologists Meet at Cambridge Congress of American Ornithologists

Nature lovers and representatives from biological survey and Audubon societies gathered in Cambridge Massachusetts for the opening of the annual Congress of the American Ornithologists Union. Lantern slides featured birds plants and animals while members presented lectures and council meetings with many social events planned for visitors.

Cambridge Mass Biological Survey Audubon Societies American Ornithologists’ Union

Railroads Teams To Standardize Freight Accounts

Auditors from twenty five leading railroads meet at the Hotel Galvez Galveston to devise a standard system for freight account keeping. The American Railway Auditors association forms a special committee and will stay in session for two days.

Galveston Tex United States Hotel Galvez American Railway Auditors

Miss Wilson Praises Settlement Work Before Girls

Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson, daughter of the president elect, spoke to Philadelphia school girls about the value of settlement work in Kensington. She urged that working girls receive exercise, fresh air, proper clothing, and rest comparable to their more fortunate peers.

Philadelphia Jessie Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Kensington Mill

Dahlgren Divorce Suit Moves to Referee Hearings

Lucy Drexel Dahlgren of Philadelphia seeks a private divorce from Eric Dahlgren son of Rear Admiral Dahlgren. Judge Kailin was named referee to hear evidence to spare the eight children a public trial.

New York William Kailin Lucy Drexel Dahlgren Philadelphia Eric Dahlgren Dahlgren

Texans Purchase Land in Muskogee Choctaw Nation

Ten thousand acres of timber land known as the lost sections in the Choctaw nation were sold by the government for 316000 dollars. The buyers are two Dallas Texas men. Beginning today a million acres of allotted and unallotted Choctaw land will be offered for sale within the next 45 days.

Muskogee, Okla Dallas Tex

Two Gatoros of Amerigang Arrested in New Mexico

Two Mexican rebels linked to a ransoming gang have been captured and are held in New Mexico. Col. E Z Steever reports Major Prudencio Marinda, taken at Hermanas, NM, helped kidnap cattle rancher Arthur McCormick for 1200 dollars. Graciano Alicano, identified by escapee Roy Richardson, is held at Alamo Hueco, NM.

Washington, D. C New Mexico War Department E. Z. Steever Prudencio Marinda Hermanas N. M Arthur McCormick Graciano Alicano Haseen Roy Richardson Alicano Alamo Hueco

Juarez Soldiers Desert, Riders Join Rebels in Mexico

One hundred Juarez garrison soldiers including several officers deserted and rode south with 100 mounts to join rebels. The move appears part of a wider plan to tilt Chihuahua and Juarez toward General Geronimo Trevino, proclaimed provisional president.

EL Paso Tex Juarez Salazar Rojas Tracy Aubert Chihuahua Geronimo Trevino

Escandon Arrested in Mexico Rebel Support Probe

Mexican government expands crack down on landowners as Pablo Escandon ex governor of Morelos is arrested in Rio Verde after police seize papers from a Zapata spy. Others named include Ignacio de la Torre and Francisco de la Barra amid ongoing Zapatista activity and railroad bridge burnings.

Mexico City Morelos Pablo Escandon Diaz Ignacio de la Torres Porfirio Diaz Luis Garcia Pimentel Francisco de la Barra Washington Zapata Escandon Rio Verde San Luis Potosi United States Zapatista Mexico Laredo

Citizens in Process of Naturalization and City Property Sale

Feliciano Cipriano and Ascension Lozano filed declarations of intention to become citizens, both long-time residents from Mexico. Cipriano, 49 years in the U S, lives at 1911 West Commerce, Lozano at 710 South Leona, a printer by trade. Lauro Villarreal, a 28-year-old tailor, also filed his intention papers after emigrating in 1904. In Corpus Christi, two downtown property sales set a record, with frontage selling for 600 per front foot. D R Fant of San Antonio bought the M R Born property for 30000 and E L Bernard of Dallas bought the Englehorn property for 15000 to erect modern brick buildings.

United States Feliciano Cipriano Cipriano Candela Mexico San Antonio West Commerce Street Ascension Lozano America Leona Street Co. P. Diaz Lauro Villarreal Corpus Christi Tex Chaparral Street Texas City D. R. Fant M. R. Born E. L. Bernard Dallas Englehorn

Milady's Toilet Table Instructs On Beauty Remedies

A period beauty column lists home preparations for skin, eyelashes, and hair care including magatone with witch hazel, pyroxin for brows, Mother's Salve for pain relief, dry shampooing, a root-based shampoo mix, and Delatone hair remover. It promotes quick, at home applications.

Believe O'Brien baby may be alive still

The 18 month old Francis O'Brien, believed dead in the St. John's Orphanage fire of Oct 30, may still be alive. Officials and rescuers recall a possible child carrier during the chaos. a strange woman bought baby clothing near the destroyed orphanage seen later, and Sister Blondin suspects the child was kept by rescuers. Francis was the son of John and Mary O'Brien. another son, 9, survived.

Francis O'Brien St. John's Orphanage Blondin St. Joseph's Orphanage John Mary O’brien Sisters of Charity

Clogged-up Bowels Menace to Health

An early 20th century style medical advertisement discusses constipation as a root health issue and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a lasting remedy. It cites testimonials from S. P. Watkins and E. Waldron, claims permanent cure, and offers free samples via mail from Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.

Dr. Caldwell S. P. Watkins Bethel Tenn E. Waldron Ridge W. B. Caldwell Washington St Monticello Ill

D. D. D. Prescription Promises Skin Cure

Medical authorities warn against greasy salves for eczema and urge washing with a liquid D. D. D. Prescription made of Oil of Wintergreen thymos and other ingredients. A 50 cent bottle starts cure and instant relief with a no pay guarantee, per A M Fischer Gibbs building.

A. M. Fischer Gibbs Building

Freeport Texas Port Promises No Dockage or Wharage Fees

An optimistic prospectus details Freeport as a major commercial gateway vaulting Texas into a key port. It highlights jetties, dredging, and government support to deepen the Brazos River entry to 26 feet and beyond, with planned 30 feet ideal depth. Excursion rates and Velasco transfers aim to attract investors and shippers.

Mven Texas Southwest Freeport Freeport Syndicate Brazos Gulf Bar Turoing Comstock United States

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Edwin Clapp Rank Bros San Antonio, Tex Henry Hawkins Prospect Hill Miss Wilson Java Postum Cereal Co., Ltd Battle Creek, Mich Postum Amerigang McCormick and Richardson Mex Milady Mme, D'Mille O'Brien Children's Bureau Children’s Bureau Department of Commerce and Labor Julia Lathrop Aurora National Federation of Women's Clubs Dr. Weatherby Alamo Plaza Waxahachie Order of Old Fellows Rebekah Department Council Monroe Lodge Soledad Street San Antonio Rebekahs Miriam Rebekah Lodge Amelia Blank Mary Sauter Louisa Powers Alamo Rebekah Lodge Annie Urquhart Anna West J. L. Myrer Agnes Blank Hattie Arnold Amanda Kunkel Christine Rietze Esther Gentzen Solomon Dalkowitz A. Hoechten Crockett Hotel Noble Olga Scherls Emma Norris Selma Schmidt Elizabeth Heiligman Elizabeth Steenman Ella Rucker Mr. S. P. Watkins Mary Ware Anne Fellows Johnston Colonel Iew City Brazos River Cateway Waco Galveston-Matagorda Comee T Ieee Mexican Fuel Company Valley Velasco Freeport Gen Freeport Town Co Hastings, Managers & Sons and Associates
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