Oldest Newsboy in Indiana Praises Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey
An elderly man named Mr Lemons, claimed to be the oldest newsboy in Indiana and possibly the world, touts Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as his sole medicine for eight years. He says it keeps him strong while walking six miles daily and has helped many others over age forty.
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Mr. Lemons
Elijah
Lingalm
Abel Lin`coln
Duffy
Indiana
Duff
Daffy
Diff
Roghicster
New York
Man seeks freedom on burglary charge in Harris County court
Philip Pauly, in Bexar County jail on burglary charges, asked the Thirty-seventh District Court for discharge from custody. Judge Dwyer scheduled a hearing for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning after Pauly's October 29 arrest by Detective Will Green and a $500 bond set at a prior hearing before Justice Fisk. Pauly contends the evidence fails to prove he held in jail on the burglary alleged to have occurred at 602 West Houston Street. Coombs, Katy commercial agent, returned from Bowling Green with a companion, spending the summer at the Morgan on Avenue B.
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Haheny Carpas
Pauly
Will Green
Fisk
Joe Arnold
West
Houston Street
Coombs
Katy
Toma
Bowling Ky
Bis
the Morgan
Avenue BL
Real estate king van Viissingen jailed post confession
Peter van Viissingen a Chicago realty dealer and underwriter of forged notes confessed to running a long running fraud. He admitted crafting fake trust deeds and notes over 18 years affecting more than 26 victims and faces a term from one to 24 years at Joliet penitentiary after arraignment. He requested immediate transfer to Joliet to end the case quickly.
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Chicago
Peter van Viissingen
Arisin
van Vlissingen
van Viissinger
Windee
Goon Ag Ha
van Vistingen
Joliet
Halff Auto Case Settled for 412 Dollars
The suit of J D Lerampte and wife against GA O Mall for 20000 damages arising from the death of their son in a San Pedro avenue crash was dismissed in Thirty seventh district court yesterday. The settlement amount stated as 4125, with defendant agreeing to cover court costs, ended prior trial continuations and delays.
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J. D. Lerampte
GA. O. Mall
San Pedro Avenue
Romite
Catholic Missionary Congress Opens to Social Uplift Chat
Chicago officials report the first annual Catholic Missionary Congress focusing on social uplift. Rev. Wimo thy Dempsey, founder of Father Dempsey's Hotel in St Taule, spoke on caring for the homeless man. Rev. McGinnin discussed Youth Societies and Influence with Mrs. T. A. Daxey visiting from Cuero for the event.
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Chicago
Archbighou Mer
Milwaukee
Wimothy Dempsey
Rev. McGinnin
Othe International -Catholic Society of
Brooklyn, N. Y
Stomach misery cured by Diapepsin remedy
Misérable is the man of Woman who suffers indigestion. Pope's Diapepsin offered at pharmacies for 50 cents claims quick relief within five minutes. It purportedly digests food without stomach aid, purifies intestines, reduces gas and heartburn, and restores better digestion with slight side benefits. Each 50-cent case alleges to cure chronic dyspepsia.
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Pope
Pape
Exploding Car Crash Claims Driver in Birmingham
In Birmingham on November 17, Amle Stricker was killed when his car exploded after a wreck during a race on the fair grounds track. Teammate Tron Barrows was injured but not fatally. Stricker, native of Alsace Lorraine, had planned to drive in the Savannah Grand Prize races with Lewis Strang.
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Birmingham
Ala
Henault
Amle' Stricker
Fair Grounds
Tron Barrows
Foriouaty
AL & G
Lewis Strang
Mile’ Stricker
Sipane
Buicker
Eharlor
Stricker
Ira
Alsace Lorraine
Germany
Mobil Tate
Savannah
Strang
Card of Thanks for Nayler Woebler Death
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who helped during the illness and death of our beloved father Nayler Woebler. Gratitude for the beautiful floral offerings and to the San Antoni Band for the music at the funeral.
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Nelehbors
Nayler Woebler
San Antoni Band
Haas Told Woman of Murderous Plan
San Francisco recounts renewed police questioning of Mrs. Miran Kohn, a friend and neighbor to Morris Haas, the rejected juror who shot Prosecutor Hevey. The inquiry probes whether Haas acted on encouragement to kill Hevey. Inquest for Haas’s victim is planned for Thursday or Friday. Henry is resting at the hospital after surgery to remove a bullet from his head with no evident blood poisoning signs.
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San Francisco
Cal
Morris Haas
Hevey
Miran Kohn
Haas
Offeer Win
Hla Exitallad
Jae Ora
Haag
Mill Heney
Mra Moh
Jmwtin
Burns
Berlin’s Novel Sprinkler Cleans Asphalt Efficiently
Berlin Nov 11 The city’s enterprise shows in the motor sprinkling and cleaning cart that saves hundreds of dollars and speeds work. The machine holds 600 gallons of water and combines sprinkling with cleaning in one act, replacing horse drawn wagons and manual labor.
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Herlin
Berlin
Germany
Bonus subscription drive tightens rails funding push in San Antonio
Subscriptions of 2000 dollars each to the railroad bonus were secured as leaders from San Antonio Brewing and the Lone Star Brewing Co aided. Major utilities like San Antonio Gas and Electric, Traction, and Water Supply have yet to subscribe but boards will decide in days. A new campaign slip is issued by the Business Men's era urging 125000 to finance construction to the Rio Grande valley. About 2000 dollars more was subscribed in small amounts as a mailing targets top merchants for support.
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Willkma Cageln Aid
Thos. Palfrey
San Antonio Brewing Association
Lons Star Brewing Co
San Antonio
San Anwnio Gnn & Electric Co
San Antonio Traction Co
San Antonio Water Supply Ga
Marter
Busine
Charles B. Mullaly
William Casein
H. M. Aubrey
Jake Wolff
Charles Grabner
Tt Wag
Antonio
Business Meds Club
Flense Dio
Monster Figh Kidnaps Boy In Salmon Tale
Frank Ross loses control of a line as a monster salmon nearly drags four year old Brandson from a skiff on the Susquehanna near Danville. Grandpa lunges over to grab the boy while Ross steadies the craft and wrestles the fish back into the boat. The near tragedy ends with the big salmon captured and the child safe.
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Gyer
Danville
Pat White
Susquehanna
Frank Ross
Jane Fish
Hhe
Brandson
Frank Cummings
Ross
Chleags Tribune
Turkey fund drive tops 300 dollars for orphans
Collections at the Kampmann and Frost buildings and other donations raise the Turkey Fund for orphans to over 300 dollars. Two or three gifts are still outstanding and should be reported promptly.
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Kampmann and
Frost
Thankeslying
Turkey
Manufacturers Plan New Trade Group At City Meet
At a Business Men's Club session yesterday tentative plans formed for aManufacturers association to organize a publicity effort under Federal guidance. A meeting tomorrow night will finalize the structure and elect a publicist to steer the venture.
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Business Men's Club
Peranenk Manufacturers’ Association
Manufacturers’ Association
Carrington
Business Men's Clab
Boy May Not Lose Eye After Shot Injury
Philip Marx, a 12 year old boy, was accidentally shot in the left eye with bird shot a week ago. He is reported progressing nicely and physicians now have hope of saving his eyesight despite one shell fragment still in the eye.
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Philip Marx
World-weary elder laments love’s pull in Chicago tale
In a fragment from the Chicago Tribune, an elderly speaker named La thirie contemplates the sensibilities of romance. He declares the world overly fond, grieving that affection for a distant beloved complicates life and happiness.
Funeral notices for Mrs Rose L Wall and others
The notices report the funeral of Mrs Rose L Wall to be held this afternoon at Pearce Robinson parlors with burial later, noting she died at 60 after a fall on East Commerce. Additional obituary items mention Mrs Mary Coffey of 1008 West Houston, leaving a large family, and the death and services for Mr Fuhrmeister, a Confederate veteran.
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Rose L. Wall
Pearce-Robinson
West Commercce Street
Mary Coffey
West
Houston Street
Richard Coffey
Nenry Johnson
Joseph Coffey
Nellie Small
Bessie Coffey
Andrew Coffey
G Hogan
Jamey
Andrew
Ha Hogan
Walter Laskie
Mr. Weltch
Henry Ruasy
Frank Bithartz
Arthur Cather
Henry Voormeister
Yiving
Tim
Horemaan Ewhrmeister
St. Louis
Wiliam Kanmeyver
Anna McKinnan
Lisie Whhermeister
Agatha Bictsch
Fuhrmeister
Boys Break Ordinance Firearms Case In Suburbs
Police receive several complaints from suburbs about boys firing guns inside city limits. Violations of the ordinance carry a minimum $10 fine. Casey of Missouri arrived in San Antonio to locate his brother and associate, W A Anthony, an attorney, who recently came to San Antonio on business.
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Casey
Missouri
Ben Antonio
W. A. Anthony
Sap Antonio
Does This Suit You A M Fischer Druggist Ad
A. M. Fischer, druggist at 519 Main Houston street, promotes Hindipo, a Kidney Gyre and Nerve Tonic. The ad touts it as a cure for kidney troubles and nervous diseases with a promise of a money back guarantee if not satisfied. A 6 cent mail order box is offered.
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A. M. Fischer
Houston
Well-Known San Antonians Remembered in Anecdotes
A fragmentary dialogue at a San Antonio scene shows a talking of twenty and an Artesian Ice Company, with an old man at Tapley's drug store speaking of age and fate. Mr. Fischer and Mr. Wigcher react to the man's quip about living to a hundred, inviting reflection on aging.
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Mr. Fischer
Vinci
Mr. Wigcher
Proposals for Paddock Fences at Fort Sam Houston
Sealed bids due by 11 a m December 12 1908 for removing and rebuilding woven wire fences for new Cavalry Stables at Fort Sam Houston Texas. Plans and specifications available in the Office. Bids may be rejected in whole or part. Send sealed envelopes marked Proposals for Paddock Fences to J J Fleming Contracting Quartermaster.
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Fort Sai Houston
Texas
Fort Sam Royston
U. S
Fort Sam Haus
Andreseld
J. J. Fleming
Wanted for U S Army Able Bodied Unmarried Men
Wanted for United States Army: able bodied unmarried men between 18 and 35 years, citizens of the United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. Applications at the recruiting office Moore Building, Ave and Houston St, San Antonio, Texas.
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U. S. Army
clUtenua
United States
Moore Building
Ave
God Houston St
San Antonio
Pex
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Lafayette Lemons
Story
Govers
Tf. A. Daxey
Cuero
Fredza
Vaniehns
Monster Figh
Boy
IO Over Sud
Kampmann
Kamprcann
Victor Keller
Salicitor
Tuhn
Onion
Givbet_ C
Storpaster Bop
Lane Rest
Will Morris
Murphy
Newton - 325
Stiles
F. Boyles
Ingram
Jobson Griffin
Maxruiser
J. M. Bennett
le Lentz
Neers
Davis
Fear
Ernesp
Powell
Keller
Charles Kalteyer
Elizabeth Ffuehner
Abe ‘Reicherbach
Frost Building
Caude V
Birkhead
Henry Fuhrmefster
Tories
San Antonians
Artesian Ice Company
Astra
11Th Street
New York City
Rithin
Tast
Acker
Tery
Wanamaker
WM. Taylor&son, Inc
Sivererdue
Broadway
Hillyer-Deutsch-Jarratt Co
Flores Street
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