Swamp-Root Promises Kidney Relief Warns of Dangers
An advertisement urges readers to use Swamp-Root for kidney, liver, and bladder issues, claiming it relieves back pain and urinary symptoms. It warns of Bright’s disease and kidney trouble, offers sample bottles and a book, and directs readers to Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, Bi ny h ampton NY, with a Sunday newspaper nudge.
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Lama
Aly
Biendad
Dr. Wilmer & Co
Biyghamton
San Antonio
New York Wins Major Kant Art Collection Sale
New York will receive the Kant art collection after a Paris syndicate paid over 6 million dollars. Principal treasures were bought by J. P. Morgan, Benjamin Altman, the Huntington estate, and B. A. Widener. Altman acquires the largest piece, the famed "Pilate washing his hands."
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Paia
J. P. Morgan
Benjamin Allman
Huntington Estate
B.A. B. Widener
Altman
Beverald Hambrand
Webster
Fire dancer drops dead on stage in New York venue
An American fire dancer, Puriutas tte dive cancer, collapsed from an apoplexy attack on stage at the Apollo theater in New York. The performer, a California native, was described as graceful and widely known in both this country and Europe.
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Puriutas
Apollo Theater
Lgusschort
Mauy
Papink Wawan
Shia
Your Deville
Europe
Johnson City State Bank to Resume Operations Next Month
State Bank Superintendent Love announced Thoms Shearon of Danny will be special agent in charge of Johnson City State Bank which suspended operations a week ago. The bank may resume business next month as the agency reviews its situation and permits.
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Austin
Tex
State Bank
Love Today
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Danny
Johnson City
Roosevelt and Bryan Confer in Washington Private Office
President Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan conferred for half an hour in the White House private office today. A garbled Washington scene notes discussions amid November frost and hints at policy concerns.
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Roony al Tad Wr. Bryan
White Hogue
MAY REDUCE TEXAS GUARD TO A BRIGADE
An import annt conference of officers of the Texas National Guard was held to discuss reducing the Texas National Guard from a division to a brigade. The adjutant general's department hosted the meeting and talked of a successor to Major General Way H Stacy with General Thomas Scurry of Dallas likely to take over. Attending officers included General Newton Steely Hulen Scutter and several colonels.
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Thomas Scurry
Dallas
Stacy
Scurry
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Hulen Scutter
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Townsend
Lyon
Brynes
Delmar
Texas Cotton Crop Estimated at 1 987 885 Bales
Texas Commissioner of Agriculture Milner announces a 1907 cotton crop estimate of 1,987,885 bales. The figure uses ginners reports from the federal government and compares November ginning percentages with prior years to support the projection. It also lists Bale totals for Navewasdor 1, including 1,137,010 standard bales and 52,530 round bales.
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Vox
Milner
Texas
Miler
Department of Agriculture
Secretary Crangford Drowns Self in Potginas River
Waanington authorities search the Potginas river for the body of Lieutenant Joh W. Crangford, Dow ayn secretary, who vanished yesterday after rumors of an act of self harm. Police say a ferry ride from Alexandria was involved and a police boat search continues.
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Admiral Dowayn
Anltida
Crawford
Nim
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Eliot
Andhor
Alexamiria
Allen
Craveford
Purge Impurities with Stuart Calcium Wafers Trial Offer
Advertises Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a fast acting blood purifier for pimples, blackheads, eczema and scars. Promises free sample by mail to prove effectiveness within a week, with claims of safety and dramatic facial improvements.
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Stuart
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F. A. Stuart Co
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Mich
Former Texan linked to old murder case
Wearst Leased Wire Goodwater Alabama November 28 A prominent Texas merchant named W Bullard is charged with killing 14 year old Charles Tammany in Dallas. Sheriff Trigg of Dallas authorities pursue the suspect who fled to Alabama after living in Central Alabama and running a farm and business. The prisoner claims self defense and faces trial.
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Dalla
Texas
Garey Bo
Nallas
Central Allerina
Alabama
Sherre Trigg
Rock Island to end night train service, Memphis area notice
A damaged dispatch reports Rock Island system will discontinue its male night train Nos 7 and the midnight service between Meninhis and Doxa after a conference led by President Winchell. The move follows a general drop in ridership tied to fascial trowbing, with officials deeming abolition a result of inspections.
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Doxa
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Winchell
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Watson May Again Lead Populists Meeting in St Louis
The Populist national committee plans a November 2 meeting in St Louis. Members and invited associates will discuss potential vice and platform decisions related to Tom Watson of Georgia.
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Mage
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Georgia
Newspaper editor wounded in Kansas City office shooting
An editorial writer for the Kansas City Post shot two people in the Woodward-Ho l district near noon today in the private office of Post Publishing president Woodward. Managing Editor H J Groves was injured. Woodward grievously wounded and in critical condition.
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Russia Pays Debt to Japan for Prisoner Maintenance
London dispatch reports Russia settled its wartime debt to Japan by presenting a check for 32,302,200 to the Japanese embassy. The payment covers the sustenance of Russian prisoners held by Japan.
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London
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Japan
No Third Term for Roosevelt Calls Cabinet to End Political Activity
President Roosevelt sent letters to cabinet members urging federal employees under their jurisdiction to refrain from political activity aimed at his renomination. The move underscores the push to avoid a third term and preserve nonpartisan federal service.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Roosevell
Historic Veramendi building scene of a robbery
A night-time break-in at a Soledad Street restaurant in the Veramendi building, one of San Antonio’s oldest, occurred around 8 o clock last night while the proprietress was away. About $1 was taken from a washstand. no clues were found by police by the morning report. Veramendi’s landmark status recalls Ben Milam and Bowie’s historic ties in the area.
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Veramendi
Alamo
Soledad Atvost
Houston
Verancon
San
Wright Captures Two Prizes in Electrical Class
Martin Wright proprietor of 820 St Mary Street won two first prizes at the International Fair for his chandeliers boat display and for his electric heating apparatus. His exhibit attracted visitors to the main exposition building and was praised as among the finest of its kind. Wright has long operated in the electrical business and stocks a large range of appliances in the city.
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Martin Wright
St. Mary Street
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Wright
Maybe Somebody Has Fooled You in New York City Ambuckle Guo
Mysterious phrase appears in New York City streets as locals report a possible prank or misdirection involving the name Ambuckle Guo and social media chatter. Residents seek clarification amid confusion over the message’s origin and meaning.
Fort Sam Houston blacksmith dies after long service
P Wanaer Seffel a San Antonio resident and chief blacksmith at Fort Sam Houston for nearly 30 years died after a long illness. Survived by his wife, two sons, two daughters and two brothers. Funeral at 4 PM from the family home with burial at Cemetery No 6.
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San Antonio
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Otreat
Seffel Hag
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Tivo
Walker Taman Leader in Atlanta Business Passes
Walker Taman, prominent Georgia financier and former Atlanta tone pal president, died early today from a heart attack attributed to old age. He was 78 years old and survived by his widow and two daughters. The obituary notes his extensive connections and influence in the state.
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Henrak Lar
Atlanta
Walker TP. Taman
Atlanta Tone Pal
Georgia
Auto plunges into deep ditch near West Commerce Street
A chauffeur in a large new towing car escaped serious injury after backing down a steep slope into a 12 foot excavation at West Commerce and Smith streets. The vehicle, owned by Mr Harper, could not be identified by directory or court house records, and remains at the bottom of the trench with only minor damage.
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Smith Streets
Harper
Court House
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